Nutley Sunday Schools Annual Walk and Parade Today
The third annual Nutley Sunday Schools walk proceeds at 2 45 pm if weather allows. About 1000 participants from St Pauls Church to Park School and Chestnut street field with Mayor and council present. After the parade, athletic contests for under and over fourteen, prizes, refreshments, and flags urged. postponement to next Saturday if stormy.
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Nutley
St. Paul's
Franklin Avenue
Park School
Chestnut Street
Yantacaw River
the Reformed Church
George A. Hill
Fletcher
W. D. Wight
Marshall
Messrs
George B. McCullum
Chas. W. Lichtenstein
B. C. Brown
Nutley Woman Seriously Hurt by Stone Through Window
Mrs. Bertha Speer of Centre street and Bloomfield avenue suffered cuts to her cheek nose and eye when a stone two inches in diameter was thrown through a D L and W train window in Harrison. She fainted but recovered and exited at Newark. A boy seen nearby was later arrested.
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Bertha Speer
Centre Street
Bloomfield Avenue
Harrison
Troley
Brooklyn
Board of Education Silent In Open Meeting
The Tuesday session was described as strictly private with no public minutes or announcements on new teacher engagements. Rumors of resignations persist as the district clings to secrecy while nineteen teachers plan to leave and salaries hinder filling vacancies. Superintendent Meredith notes slightly higher attendance and an upcoming exam week. the Buildings and Grounds panel seeks $206 from the telephone company for tree damage on the Yantacaw property, down from $1,509.
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Board of Education
J. R. Beachleaf
Meredith
Stoddard
Snyder
Ryan
Wilson
Faker
Rogers
Samson
Watson
Backus
Reith
Arnold
Names
Hotchking
Brown
Hiliidge
Bartlett
Finlayson
Nichols
Bassford
Blum
A. B. Meredith
Telephone Company
Yantacaw
Nutley High School to graduate its largest class
Nutley High School will award diplomas to seventeen seniors in the class of 1910, the largest in the institution’s history. Commencement is set for June 24 with six prize essays and a Merchant of Venice trial scene. Many graduates plan further study at Montclair Normal, Pratt’s Institute, Vassar, and other colleges.
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Nutley High School
Florence Clark
Florence Dolan
Mary Totten
Helen Klinefelter
Olive Simmons
Anita Ohrtman
Genevieve Taylor
Marie Thorne
Phyliss Williams
Pearl Orr
Pearl Lux
Lilian Crans
Tracy Wood
George A. Hill, Jr
Milton Ryan
Samuel Rochetti
James McCallum
Clark
Dolan
Totten
Klinefelter
Montclair Normal School
Simmons
Ohrtmann
Taylor
Miss Thorne
Pratt's Institute
Miss Williams
Vassar
Miss Orr
New York Normal College
George Hill
Steven
Tracey Wood
Wesleyan University
Columbia University
Ryan Loses Suit and Assaults Man in Court
Newark scene as W. C. Ryan Jr., a High School teacher, allegedly assaulted attorney George M. Titus in Justice Day’s office during a suit over a protested $20 check. Judge Day ruled the check acknowledged the debt and Ryan owed protest costs totaling $5.16.
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George M. Titus
Newark
W. C. Ryan, Jr
Justice of the Peace
Thomas P. Day
Titus
Ryan
William
Pute
Justice Day
High Cost of Living Sparks Fortalian Pay Rise
Italian laborers in Fortalian employ struck for a twenty five cent daily raise as living costs rose with red wine and rye bread. The town council met and increased pay from 1.50 to 1.75 dollars per day, with council members debating how anyone could live on 1.50.
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Halsey
Park School boys shine in campus athletic meet
About 175 boys competed with 116 meeting standard marks. William Montague dominated events, winning the senior 100 yard dash in 11 seconds and anchoring the victorious relay. Park School claimed all medals in special events and four relay shields. Yantacan won two relay shields and the noteworthy midget relay. Crowds hindered views as events were announced. a follow up meet is planned by organizer Mr. John S. Herron.
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Park School
William Montague
Yantacan
John 8
Cornelius van Riper
Melville Clark
Harry Paxton
Lawrence Calkins
Samuel Malloy
Ff. Zimmerman
McVeigh
H. Hannen
C Martensen
W. Cail
E. Page
Harrison
R. Woodruff
J. Kane
H. White
E. Assmas
L. Calkins
G. Malmar
E. Eliott
L. Wilde
E. Rawcliffe
Ist
H. Paxton
J. O'Neil
J. Lamb
M. Clark
W. Zitzmann
W. Mutch
C. Connolly
J. Janereili
J. Frobose
Lisi
J.gonman
R. Booth
Spatz
W. Perkins
P. Scorso
H. Ferris
T. Kane
L. Doyte
Smokers Event Planned at Nutley Field Club
The entertainment committee arranges a smoker at Nutley Field Club on Saturday night June 14 with local and New York talent contributing to the program. Ridgelawn Cemetery now uses an automobile daily to aid prospective purchasers and visitors from their homes to the property at no charge. A postal to representative Mr E B Fortune Ridgelawn Cemetery Passaic will receive immediate attention.
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Nutley Field Club
New York
Ridgelawn Cemetery
E. BD. Fortune
Passaic
Harrison man held for share in Sunday row
The clash outside Palo’s home at Passaic avenue and Kingsland street ended with O’Hara hospitalized after an axe blow and Crosbie stabbed. Mayor Lux pressed disorderly conduct charges to curb out of town outings and promised next Friday’s trial.
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Passaic’ Avenue
Kingsland Street
Harrison
O’hara
Crosbie
Lux
Nutley
Palo
Passaic Avenue
J. F. Reilly Association
Washington Avenue
Nutley Line
Passaic County
O'Hara
Neapolitan Bricks Country Club Bricks Vanilla Bricks
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Winisters
Nutley Coal & Supply Co
M. P. Kaufmann
Pittston
Lehigh
West Nutley Station
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Fortalians
H. H. Heywood
Broadway
Broadway, New York
Chamber St
Polo
Palos
John DuBeis
Dun
Edmund Wiiahers
Mobile
Sam
Strong
Fea
Walt
James Drammond
Nutley Realty Company
West Nutley
N. J. Tel
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