Nutley Eyes Elm Tree Spraying To Save Hundreds
Nutley Shade Tree Committee meets at Town Hall to discuss saving elm trees dying across town. Estimated spraying costs up to 3000 dollars for about 8350 trees, Newark Commission offers gear at cost, but town funds prove prohibitive. Mrs Williams of Valley Improvement Society notes prior attempts and potential community support.
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Nutley Shade Tree Committee
Messrs
R. W. Booth
John Howe
William J. Berg
Town Hall
Shade Tree
Nutley Improvement Society
Newark
Shade Tree Committee
Nutley Shade Tree
Newark Commission
J.B. Wiliams
The
Valley Improvement Society
Moter Boat Race Set At Lake Hopatcong Between Princesa and Highball
The Nutley colony anticipates a fifty mile race on the Lake Hopatcong triangle between Princesa owned by C Irving Place Nutley and Highball owned by Philip Saitta Brooklyn. Crew details include Mrs Saitta and Mrs Huntting on Highball and Messrs Place and Wallace on Princesa. Monday or Tuesday is the likely race day.
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Nutley
Lake Hopatcong
Princesa
C. Irving Place
Philip Saitta
Brooklyn
Saitta
Wallace
Thomas Bates
Franklin Avenue
Ray Cottage
River Styx
Mary Scott
Prospect Street
Fletcher
Florence Volkner
T Thomas Nichols
Wrist broken when auto engine kicked hitting Berg
William J. Berg of Nutley avenue suffered a broken right wrist after the engine kicked back during cranking on a Wednesday afternoon. Dr. Royal Langdon treated him. Nutley Shade Tree Committee discussed tree spraying and private property treatment but town finances hindered action for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Berg
Nutley Avenue
Mec. Berg
Royal Langdon
Hillside Avenue
Deluded man roams Nutley with heavy club on Passaic street
Domenick Solo, claiming pursuit by a mob, brandished a club on Passaic avenue near Centre street, chased by residents including Chanceman Daniel Ford. After shots fired, Solo fled, was arrested in Belleville about an hour later, and claimed Elizabeth, New Jersey as home. he said he escaped from a Philadelphia insane asylum last Sunday.
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Domenick Solo
Passaic Avenue
Centre Street
Arthur Jenkins
Daniel Ford
Jenkins
Ford
Solo
Flynn
Belleville
Perkins
Elizabeth
Pearl Street
Philadelphia
Nutley
Belteville
Elderly man wanders, cannot recall trip from home
Ernest Beatus, 69, living with son-in-law J M Rodman at 653 Franklin Ave, left Friday amid heat and wandered to Astoria New York, then returned Sunday night. He had no memory of the journey, was found safe, and cannot recall details of how he traveled.
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Ernest Beatus
Franklin Avenue
J. M. Rodman
Astoria
L. A
New York
Beatus
Brown
Chestnut Street
Fiftieth Street
Beamus
Woman Wanders From Newark With Three Children
Mrs Geraldo Lanetria of 147 Summit Street Newark wandered away with her three children on Sunday afternoon. Early Monday she was found by James Giangar elli in Washington Avenue half clothed. He sheltered her at his home then she stayed at the Town Hall. Police later recovered her and sent her husband to collect her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldo Lanetria
Summit Street
Newark
Chanceman
James Giangarelli
Washington Avenue
Town Hall
Lanetric
Tear Down Order for Foundation on Dodd Property
William C Willer contractor facing action after town records show irregular foundation work on Vreeland avenue builds. Inspections reveal use of substandard blocks and illegal fillings. mayor present to halt work and order razing above ground sections. Deputy inspector appointed to ensure compliance with cement filling and proper footing requirements.
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William C. Willer
Vreeland ‘Avenue
William H. Paigy
Messrs
Callahan
Weischeder
Miller’s
M. J. Callahan
C. D. Sargent
Lightning Strike Hits Nutley Realty Co Building
A Sunday storm produced lively lightning around Nutley. A bolt struck the Nutley Realty Co building, tearing part of a chimney and injuring the roof but causing no injuries. Lightning reportedly set fire to Mrs May Mannings residence on Harrison Street until firemen found no blaze. Multiple bolts fell near the quarries in the east town but caused no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Nutley Realty Co
May Manning
Harrison Street
Board of Health Holds Monthly Session
The Board of Health met for its regular monthly session. Faith reported no contagious disease cases in town and general citizen health was good. An ordinance passed to second reading requires permits from the board before building cesspools privy vaults or manure pits. Registrar George Hawksworth logged five deaths fourteen births and six marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Faith
Registrar of Vital Statistics
George Hawksworth
Garsitto Fined After Disorderly Conduct Dispute
On a complaint by his mother-in-law Mrs Rosie Ferrara of Washington avenue Nutley Salvatore Garsitto of Newark was arrested and fined $10 by Recorder W H Parry on Saturday night. He became disorderly over a business matter and attempted to break up furnishings in the house and was fighting in the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie Ferrara
Washington Avenue
Nutley
Salvatore Garsitto
Newark
W.H. Parry
The Reformed Church Weekly Schedule
On Sunday at 11 a m the preacher Rev William Stuart will speak on Exercise Self Control. Sunday School starts at 9 45 a m Prayer Meeting is Wednesday at 8 p m The Junior Christian Endeavor meets Wednesday at 3 30 p m.
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William Stuart
Junior Christian Endeavor
Thirteen Inning Tie Ends In Darkness At Nutley
Nutley and College Point played to a scoreless thirteenth inning after a seesaw contest that kept fans tense. Nutley tied the game in the ninth and both sides squandered chances, with key moments including Bhim and Carney contributing at the plate and Ray Bhim leaving injured.
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College ‘Point
Nutley
College Point
Carney
Nutley Boys
Seesaw
Ray
Bhim
Aled
Carney Bhim
Bishop
Gilman
Stager
Eddie Dorch
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Booth
Nutley Coal & Supply Co
M. P. Kaufmann
Pittston
Lehigh
And
Spencer Coal
West Nutley Station
Elizabeth Man
the Reformed Church
H. H. Heywood
Broadway
Chambers
N. W
Chamber St
Powe
Worts
Olympics
Paterson
Pitéks
Yale
Tomorro
OUR
Mair
Wes
Nutley Realty
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