Nutley Private School Ends Term with Gymnasium Exercises
The Nutley Private School closed its term with a gymnasium program including dialogues songs recitations and a piano solo. Promotion certificates were presented by Sumner W. White president of the board followed by ice cream and cake for the children.
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Nutley Private
Edmund Wright
United
Merrill Wright
August Braver
Sumner White
Ethel Powers
Anna Powers
Quentin Wright
of the Republic
August Brauer
Ada Weigel Powers
Heller
Charlotte Walcott
Walt Whitman
Ross
Sweeney
Robert Parry
Warren Hassell
Alfred Seaman
Abraham Lincoln
Sumner White, Jr
Ship of State
Lillian Newton
Sumner W. White
Janet Caroline Stiles
Marion Dora: Thomas
Madeline Potter
Dorothy A. Heath
Ejected conductor and inspector from trolley incident
Harold Gorman Nicky Sposatto and William Johnson Jr arraigned after a row on a Big Tree trolley last week ended with the bell rope broken. Gorman and Sposatto fined five dollars and costs and placed on probation to pay a dollar weekly. Johnson was dismissed for lack of evidence.
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Big Tree
Harold Gorman
Nicky Sposatto
William Johnson, Jr
Gorman
Sposatto
Johnson
New Direct Mail From New York City Initiated
A new direct mail service began yesterday from New York City. It departs at 11 o clock and arrives in Nutley in time for afternoon delivery, partly addressing prior delays that halted same day depot mail from New York to Nutley.
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New York City
New York
Nutley
Informal Dance At Masonic Hall Planned By Juan Aldez
The second informal open dance conducted by Juan Aldez at Masonic Hall will be held Saturday evening June 19 from 9 to 12. Dances are public with refined music under a competent instructor and lady assistant. A small fee of 60 cents is charged to cover expenses.
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Juan Aldez
Masonic Hall
Town bonds sold to Plainfield Trust Co at premium
The 160 600 issue of 91 bonds for funding and improvement was bid in by Plainfield Trust Company at 166 816, about 6.6 percent above par. Bonds run thirty years at 5 percent interest. Local sinking fund offered to buy five bonds above the bid, but award stood. Six other bids were received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plasinfield Trust Company
Plainfield
Essex County S S Association Parade Plans For 3 40 P M
The eighth annual Essex County S S Association parade is set for this afternoon at 3 40 p m with Nutley Division marshal John H Feltus. Units in order include Dutch Reformed St Pauls Congregational Mt Zion Baptist Grace Episcopal Boy Scouts Camp Fire Girls Hospital Corp Signal Corp and Brigade St Vincent Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County S. S. Association
Nutley
John H. Feltus
Newark
Board of Education
Marshall
Grace Church
Boy Scouts
Hospital Corp—Girls of
Building Permits Issued by Superintendent Sargent
A list of building permits approved includes James C. Bolger garage $125 James Stager coal pockets near X-Ray Factory $200 Otto Zitzman dormer window $30 James Gray garage $65 nee Walter Zimmerer dwelling porch and garage $1 650 H M Bayles dwelling $500 Mrs Mary Stager porch $100 James Ferrara extension $100 Mire H Spats garages cost unknown A G Kaizer garage $160 George T Williams chicken house $20 William B Wilson dwelling $8 500 William A Lambert dwelling and store $8 750 William J Housby dwelling $3 500 Jacob Zimmerer dwelling $1 800 R Shaw chicken house $10 S Pignatore dwelling and stores $16 600 Otto Fouser dwelling $2 400
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Calvin D. Sargent
James C. Bolger
Whitford Avenue
Arthur Stager
Kingsland Street
Otto Zitzman
High Street
James Gray
Daily Street
Walter Zimmerer
Race Street
H. M. Bayles
Brookfield Avenue
Mary Stager
Prospect Street
James Ferrara
Washington Avenue
Mire. H. Spats
Woodland Avenue
A. G. Kaizer
George T. Williams
Taft Street
William B. Wilson
Union Avenue
William A. Lambert
Franklin Avenue
William J. Housby
Mountainview Avenue
Jacob Zimmerer
Stager Street
R. Shaw
New Street
S. Pignatore
Centre Street
Otto Fouser
Myrtle Avenue
Nutley Tennis Club to Erect Eight Shelters at Courts
The Nutley Tennis Club on Prospect Street plans eight new shelters at its courts. Architect and consulting engineer Nicholas A. Kestler led the project design.
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Nutley Tennis Club
Prospect Street
Ihe
Nicholas A. Kestler
Battle of the Bridges Grounds For Weeklong Standoff
In Vreeland Avenue the Militant Artiste clash with the Board of Commissioners in a weeklong stalemate over two old bridges. Reports say both sides claim advantage while arbitration is sought. Local officials debated rescinding plans for a new concrete bridge and preserving historic structures.
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Vreeland Avenue
Board of Commissioners
Town Hall
Army Corps
Oscar S. Kirkeby
Arthur R. Gare
Board of Freeholders
Nett
Blum
Lefferts
Carr
Henry G. Prout
Emil Diebitsch
Col. Prout
Passaic Avenue
John Mason
John R. Vreeland
Crawford
Grace Church Baby Parade Winners named at show
Grace Church women sponsored a baby parade with 48 entrants in two age groups. Betty Carland won the older group while Robert Dolan was second and Barbara Eville received honorable mention. In the younger class Eleanor Howe topped the field with Rudolph DeVries second. Madeline Wells and Frederick Ford earned honorable mention. Prizes were gold pieces and the church netted about $100 from the event, planned to become annual.
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Grace Church
Betty Carland
Robert Dolan
Barbara Eville
Eleanor Howe
Rudolph DeVries
Madeline Wells
Frederick Ford
Curtis convention attendees tour Philadelphia with Curtis agents
Charles L. Messer Jr. and his mother attended a three day Curtis circulation agents convention in Philadelphia. Delegates from Pennsylvania New Jersey West Virginia Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia met at the Adelphia Hotel with sessions at the Curtis building and theater outings plus a Baseball game visit.
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Charles L. Messer, Jr
Curtis Publishing Company
Curtis
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
West Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Philadelphia
Adelphia Hotel
Curtis Building
Dominican Sisterhood vows taken at Mt. St. Benedict
Miss Victorine Somaracki joined nine other candidates taking permanent vows in the Dominican Sisterhood at Mt. St. Benedict's Academy Caldwell Monday.
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Victorine Somaracki
Dominican Sisterhood
Mt. St. Benedict’s Academy
Caldwell
Clergy Pulpit Exchange Planned for Passaic Churches
Rev. Henry J. Condit of St. Pauls Church will exchange pulpits with Rev. William Doidge of Passaic Congregational Church tomorrow morning. Condit will preach on the evening topic What Are You Afraid Of.
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Henry J. Condit
St. Paul’s Church
William Doidge
Passaic Congregational Church
Mr. Condit
Seventeen Year Locust Arrives in Northern States
Washington reports Brood VI cicadas, the seventeen year locust, due this month in scattered localities from the Hudson to the Mississippi and along the Appalachian plateau into northern Georgia and South Carolina. Last seen in 1898, Essex County is cited as one of the most heavily visited counties in New Jersey.
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Washington
Hudson
Georgia
South Carolina
Bureau of Entomology
Essex County
Water Discoloration Tied to West Nutley Repairs
Sun reports several West Nutley residents complain of muddy water as repairs drain mains along Hillside avenue. Officials say sediment stirred in pipes causes discoloration for multiple days.
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West Nutley
Hillside Avenue
Engagement announced of Miss Mabel Halliday and William Astley
Engagement announced between Miss Mabel Halliday daughter of Mrs Margaret Halliday Hillside avenue and William Astley of Newark connected with the local Post Office.
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Mabel Halliday
Margaret Halliday
Hillside Avenue
William Astley
Newark
Astley
Engagement announced for Hannah C Jackson and Joe G H White
Newark bride hopeful Hannah C. Jackson and Centre Street resident Joe Georgel H. White are engaged. The wedding is scheduled for this month. Camp Fire Girls of St. Pauls Congregational Church under Samuel Silverburn present Any Girl on Thursday evening June 10 at Masonic Hall.
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Hannah C. Jackson
Newark
Joe Georgel H. White
Centre Street
Samuel Silverburg
Camp Fire Girls of
St. Paul’s
Carpenter Services At Fair Price In Nutley Ad
F Speer carpenter and builder offers services at a fair price for any job.102 Centre Street Nutley New Jersey contact by phone for estimates.
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Speer
Centre Street
Nutley
N. J
Fourth Grade Aims for Bronx Park Trip by Candy Sale
Washington School pupils in the town are selling chocolate on commission to raise funds for a trip to Bronx Park. About forty students travel with two Jitney buses to be excused from school on Friday June 18. Chaperones Mrs. J. B. Kirk Mrs. Persch and Miss Symonds accompany the group to view the zoological gardens and other attractions.
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Bronx Park
Washington School
J. B. Kirk
Persch
Derelicts Presents Tone Shifting Comedy at Town Hall
A renamed play titled Derelicts, formerly Tom Dick and Harry, screens at Town Hall tonight. Guy Edward directs a three act comedy with cast including Tom Denby Harry Carl Dick Martin Sophie Randall Berge Lancaster and Florence Shaper. Proceeds go to the Woman's Club in New York City. Time frames span midsummer act I December act II and Christmas Eve act III.
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Tom
Harry
Guy Edward
Town Hall
Woman’s Club
Tom Denby
Harry Carl
Dick Martin
Wright
Frederick Roland
Harry Trent
Clinton Brown
Sophie Randall
Elsie Merridew
Dorothy Carman Berge Lancaster
Florence Shaper
Linton
A. Derelict
Guy Edwards
William
R. Gerald Winsor
Frank Carland
New York City
Dick and
Sama
Veteran W M Cummins Dies After Long Illness
William M Cummins a Delawanna resident aged 79 after a four year illness began with a paralytic stroke died at his home on Kingsland street Survived by four sons and one daughter Morris P Cummins Katherine L Cummins Jonathan L Cummins Henry H Cummins and Philetas C Cummins Funeral services will be held at his late residence tomorrow at 4 pm Rev Henry J Condit of St Pauls Church officiating Burial will be Monday at Free Union Pallbearers will be his four sons
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William M. Cummins
Kingsland Street
Delawanna
Mr.Cummins
Vienna
Warren County
New Jersey
Battery B
First
Katherine L. Cummins
Jonathon L. Cummins
Free Union
Henry H. Cummins
Pine Brook
Philetas C Cummins
Hackettstown
Henry J. Condit
St. Paul’s Church
Mrs Fleming Dies in California Tuberculosis Hospital
Mrs Barbara G Fleming wife of Alfred W Fleming died May 26 in a tuberculosis hospital in San Francisco She formerly lived at 47 Sylvan Place Survived by two children
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Barbara G. Fleming
Alfred W. Fleming
Sylvan Place
San Francisco
Unclaimed Letters Listed at Local Post Office
The Post Office logs unclaimed mail for George W Baldwin Gertrude Wenting and Miss Mary P Young with Mrs Wayne Youngs and Frank C Drake as superintendent of the office. The notice directs owners to claim items at once.
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George W. Baldwin
Gertrude Wenting
Wayne Youngs
Mary P. Young
Frank C. Drake
Liquor License Requests Placed Before June 28 Meeting
Two existing license holders renew their permits while Nicholas San Giésomo seeks a bottler's permit for Passaic avenue. Two applications target the American House at 144 Chestnut Street amid a dispute between George Rebentish and former owner Ludwig Grinsch. The governing body will act on Monday night June 28.
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Nicholas San Giésomo
Passaic Avenue
Ghestnut-street
George Rebentish
Ludwig Grinsch
Concerning suffrage column on public money and roles
Nutley WPU column questions suffrage and public funds for public defenders and prosecutors. It cites Alice Chittenden calling women too ignorant for municipal finance, and a civil service examiner criticizing duplicated Bureau of Standards costs. It laments women’s capacity to vote and governance.
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Alice “Chittenden
Civil Service Examiner
New York City
Bureau of Standards
Norways suffrage expands mothers vote while New York lags
The article compares equal suffrage in Norway with New York where men vote. It notes a new law granting illegitimate children rights to name, inheritance, and support. It highlights the State Association of Weights and Measures meeting at New York City Hall and argues short weights cost New York state homemakers millions annually.
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Norway
New York
State Association of Weights and Measures
City Hall
New York State
Hartigan
Attorney General’s Office
Heath
Housewives’ League
Ballot box reshapes privilege as democracy expands
The New York World notes mood shifts as ballots erase sex based privilege. It argues democracy will remove prior distinctions tied to birth, land, income, and family. The Indiana Times contemplates Mother’s Day and proposes a national Politics Day for mothers alongside fathers.
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New York World
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Plainfield Trust CO
Park Oval
IS. Marshall
Bulletin
Earl Stetson Crawford
J. Harry Hull
Mr. Carr
Toney
Curtis” Convention
Sisterhood
Passaic
Fet Sale
Gay Edwards
Tom,dick & Harry
W. M. Cummins
Fleming
California
American House
Nutley W.P.U
Indiana Times
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