Nutley's Storm Toll and Power Outages
Nutley escaped the worst of last Sunday's storm though lights and telegraph service were disrupted. The de Lukacsevics factory on Bloomfield Avenue suffered roof collapse causing heavy, uninsured losses estimated at 15 000 to 20 000 dollars. Park Photo Play Place faced blackout while Public Service Electric curtailed power to prevent hazards. Police posted at fixed posts to coordinate alarms as telephones failed. Erie Railroad and trolley service remained functional to New York, with Delawanna drift blocking Palaski access for days.
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Nutley
Charles de Lukacsevics
Bloomfield Avenue
Kingsland Street
de Lukasevics
Public Service Electric Company
New York
Erie Railroad
Newark
Palaskc
Delawanna
Postponed Organ Recital Rescheduled for March 30
The organ recital at St. Pauls Church, postponed due to darkness, will be held March 30. The Ladies Missionary Society plans a Wednesday social “An Evening in China” with curios and relics on display for children at 3 30 in the afternoon. Miss Wheeler, a missionary, will speak in costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Ladies’ Missionary Society
China
Miss Wheeler
Who Wrote the Bible Lecture At Grace Church
A special lecture will be held tomorrow night at Grace Church titled Who Wrote the Bible. The program will explore authorship of biblical texts and related questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Round Table Bridge Club Sees High Scores
Willis Saunders hosted the Round Table Bridge Club on Tuesday. Mrs. Albert Ayers and Mrs. Emil C. Miller posted the high scores in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Saunders
Round Table Bridge Club
Albert Ayers
Emil C. Miller
Booth Family Thanks Nutley for Kindness After Illness
Mrs. H. N. Booth and family express sincere thanks to Nutley residents for kindness and sympathy during Mr. Booth's long illness and at his death.
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H. N. Booth
Nutley
Mr. Booth
Nutley High Earns Stevens Institute Entrance Privilege
Nutley High School is placed on Stevens Institute of Technology approved list for sending graduates on certificate. Graduates gained admission to most colleges without condition, Harvard Yale Columbia Princeton Stevens required exams. Recognition stems from high scholarship and policy to certify only top students.
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Nutley High School
Stevens’ Institute of Technology
Harvard
Yale
Columbia
Princeton
Garrison Dies After Lingering Illness at 38
Frank Connell Garrison, 38, died Wednesday at his Nutley home after years of illness. Funeral services were held from his residence with Rev. W Douglas Matthews officiating and burial in Methodist Cemetery. He served in the Spanish War and is survived by his wife Marion Hensby, one child, three sisters, and his stepmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Connnel Garrison
Prospect Street
W. R. Stirratt
W. Douglas Matthews
Grace Church
Knights of Pythias, Masons and Jr. C. 0. A. M
Garrison
Brooklyn
Nutley
Marion Hensby
Dean Welch
Charles Brooksbank
Edwin Carshaw
F. ©. Garrison
Child Dies While Mother Lies Ill in Hospital
Gladys Zoerner nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Zoerner of 249 Kingsland street died Wednesday afternoon after a two days illness of diphtheria. Her mother remains at Passaic General Hospital four weeks following an operation. Funeral held privately and burial at First Reformed Cemetery Passaic. It is the second family death in two weeks following the grandmother Mars Herman Zoerner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Zoerner
Edward Zoerner
Kingsland Street
Passaic General Hospital
Flrst Reformed Cemetery
Passaic
Mars
Herman Zoerner
Socialism Talks by Cairns and Gardner at Woman's Club
Socialist writer T. Alexander Cairns will address the Political Study section on Some Objections to Socialism. On March 26 William H. Gardner of Sylvan Place will discuss The Relation of Christianity to Socialism. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Alexander Cairns
Woman's Club
William H. Gardner
Sylvan Place
al Ara
Belleville Man Held For Hat Theft Trial
Curt Kunce of 75 Kamiah street Belleville faces trial before Judge Past on a hat theft charge by conductor Paul Santtre. Kunce alleges the hat was taken during a dispute after trolley workers annoyed him at the Big Tree barn. Patrolman Jameson made the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curt Kunce
Kamiah Street
Belleville
Judge Past
Paul Santtre
Kunce
Snautre
Jameson
Trackman Seeks Steady Work with Thoroughly Experienced Rider
Wanted: trackman with extensive experience in handling and caring for good horses. Must be sober, honest, and industrious with strong references. Provides steady employment and good wages. Charles H. Kierstead, 509 Franklin Avenue, Nutley. Advertisement. tf.
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Charles H. Kierstead
Avenue, Nutley
Storm drain protests delay Darby Brook district ruling
Ravine drainage fight draws 113 signatures and multiple objections as opponents seek payee or town funding. Former officials protest street openings and assessments while the board delays action for two weeks to review Union avenue and land donation impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby Brook
Board of Commissioners
Oscar Kirkeby
Ernest G. Weischedel
Nutlay Manor Land Company
George W. Mead
Frederick H. Young
Frederick Naylor
Joseph Walker
John P. Lux
Abram Blum
Coeyman Avenue
Prospect Street
Bloomfield Avenue
Center Street
Wesley Sitgreaves
William Meyerholz
Lefferts
Thomas&. Satterthwaite
North Woods
Mr. Lefferts
Fortnightly Club Plans Annual Card Party
The Fortnightly Club arranges its big annual card party for March 12 featuring auction bridge and euchre. Committee in charge includes Emil C. Miller, Benjamin R. Colwell, J. A. Reiger, C. Willis Saunders, and Walter Fairbrother.
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Messrs
Emil C. Miller
Benjamin R. Colwell
J. A. Reiger
C. Willis Saunders
Walter Fairbrother
Miss Nairn Weds Edgar Sergeant at Grace Church
Miss Tacie Nairn, daughter of the late Rev. William R Nairn, marries Edgar Sergeant at Grace Church. Ceremony featured yellow and white decor. reception at Nutley Field Club. couple to travel to Southern Europe before settling in Rutgers Place. Guests include Alfred Etley, James Larkin, and many Bouvier and local figures.
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Tacie Nairn
William Robinson Nairn
Sarah F. Nairno
Nutley Avenue
Edgar — Sergeant
Grace Church
Douglas Matthews
Nutley Field Club
Thomas
Satterthwaite
New York
Elizabeth Nairn
Sally Hay
Alfred V. Leaman, Jr
R. Mardsen Smith
Baltimore
Joseph Lea
Hast Orange
John Bouvier
Sergeant Bouvier
Maud
Michele Bouvier
Miss Nairn
Alfred Etley
Alfred Sorrell
James L. Ford
Mary Ford
Adrian H. Larkin
Herbert K. Harding
Butler Williamson
John
Bouvier
James Larkin
Constance. Morgan
William R. Sergeant
East Orange
Robertson Lea
New Rochelle
Fred Davia Marsh
Elizabeth
Frederick Pierrpont Davis
Nutley
Joseph G. Lamb
Seaman
John V. Bouvier, Jr
Alexander Carleton
Barry
Carleton
Frank Carland
Emil Tauchett
William J. Berg
Harry L. Fenton
William T. J. Armstrong
James R. Hay
Summer. W. White
Louis Thurston
Guy Edwards
George B. Philhower
Marc Michael
Stephen H. Dorr
Henry M. Libby
William H. Arnold
James C. Bolger
Charles B. Royce
Fred Seymour
Benjamin Hurd
Tony Usine
J Bs Hazelton
Edward P. Montague
Thodora Libby
Mise Virgina Dorr
Henry G. Prout
Joseph B. Williams
Arthur Hoeber
Constance’ Williams
Elizabeth‘ Hay
Howard Edger
Francis I. Bennett
Louis
F. Fallon
Church Services and Schedules Across Several Congregations
Sunday offerings include St Pauls Congregational 9:465 am Sunday School and 11 am service led by Rev Henry J Condit with eve service contingent on lighting. Grace Episcopal lists Lent services and times with religious education through Friday. Methodist bands and study groups noted. Lutheran German services slated for St Pauls with German Sunday School at 2 pm. Masses at St Marys with Lent schedule. Holy Family Church in Harrison Street offers Mass, Benediction, and Sunday School. Christian Science Society to meet 11 am with Wednesday testimonial at 8:16 pm. Epworth League and Bible study sessions planned. pastor Rev Charles H Powers to preach at both services.
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Henry J. Condit
Grace Episcopal Church
Grace Church
Yireacher
B. P. Tyler
Church of the Redeemer
Morristown
St. Paul's Congregational Church
H. F. R. Stechholz
St Mary’s R. C
Hubert
C. P
William L. Cunningham
Church of the Holy Family
Harrison Street
Alfonzo de Lattéla
Christian Science Society
Woman's Club
Chestnut Street
Woman’s Club
Mana
Beachier
J. T. Yarrow
Dam
Charles HH
Powers
Epworth League
Unclaimed Letters Listed at Focal Post Office
Unclaimed letters include B. Graham M. F. Morse and Hotel Wheeler as recorded by Frank D. Drake Superintendent at the focal Post Office in the notice.
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Focal Post Office
B. Graham
M. F. Morse
Hotel
Wheeler
Surprise party honors Miss Lilien Roll of Caldwell
Local youths hosted a surprise gathering Saturday night for Miss Lilien Roll in Caldwell. Attending were Charles Freeman John Schinler Bunner Hathaway Elmer Lawrence Jack Reardon and Miss Anna Simpson and Miss Martha Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilien Roll
Caldwell
Charles Freeman
John Schinler
Bunner Hathaway
Elmer Lawrence
Jack Reardon
Anna
Martha Simpson
Principal and Mrs Beachier Return From Conference
Supervising Principal John R. Beachier and Mrs Beachier return home from Richmond Virginia where Mr Beachier attended the National Educational Society annual convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Beachier
Vincent Church Notes
The Men's Association holds its regular monthly meeting at the church on Monday at 8 00. The First Battery schedules its regular meeting for Friday evening March 13 at 9 30.
Samuel H Barron Dies Suddenly in Brooklyn
Samuel H. Barron, formerly a Nutley resident for years, died suddenly yesterday in Flatbush Brooklyn after living at 89 Kingston Avenue. He formerly ran Barrons Buffets in New York and later worked in insurance. Survived by wife, daughter Mya, son Chester Barron, and Raymond Lansin g of New York. Funeral plans not yet announced.
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Samuel H. Barron
Nutley
Kingston Avenue
Flatbush
Brooklyn
Barron
Natley
New York
Batton
Chestnut Street
Passaic Avenue
Bunner
Whitford Avenue
Vreeland Avenue
Mya
Raymond Lansing
Chester Barron
Boston
Women Ready for Election at Woman's Club Meeting
A card ticket led by Mrs Henry G Prout is prepared for the Woman's Club annual meeting Monday after a primary style vote. Nominations include Mrs Charles B Vandewater and Mrs William J Kinsley for vice president Mrs Emil Diebitsch for recording secretary Miss Adriana Van Riper for federation secretary Mrs Arthur B Proal for treasurer and Mrs George B Douglass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Henry G. Prout
Forstold
Tha. Sun
Charles B. Vandewater
William J. Kinsley
Emil Diebitsch
BEC
Adriana van Riper
Federation
Arthur B. Proal
Mire
George B. Douglss
Post Parlimentary Glob
New York
Show Parents How Children Are Taught at Park School Exhibit
Representatives present work of all grades at Park School Auditorium on Friday March 13 at 6 pm. Due to space, only a small group from each grade can attend. The event shows instruction methods and subject matter in reading writing arithmetic geography language history ethics spelling composition gymnastics music drama and detailing. The Park School building will be open for inspection. J. R. Beachler.
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Park School
J. R. Beachler
Nutley Girls Basketball Finishes 7-8 After 15 Games
The Nutley High School girls basketball team finished the season with seven wins and eight losses. Players included Edna Witbeck Myra Longfelder Hortense States Roberta Saunders Kate Brewster Gussie La Forge and Margaret Dale. The schedule lists wins and losses against South Orange Ridgewood Bayonne Hackensack North Plainfield Englewood Newark Norman Orange Newark South Orange Ridgewood and North Plainfield with scores ranging from 6 to 39 points.
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Edna Witbeck
Myra
Longfelder
Hortense
Roberta Saunders
Kate Brewster
Gussie la Forge
Margaret Dale
Nutley
South Orange
Ridgewood
Bayonne
Hackensack
North Plainfield
Englewood
Glen
Ridge
Orange
Newark -Norman
St Patrick’s Dance and Minstrel Show Planned
The Holy Name Society of St Marys Church in Belleville plans a barn dance at St Marys Hall on March 17 under William Neary direction. Rehearsals began this week for a mixed minstrel show to be staged after Lent in the parish hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name
St. Mary
St Mary’s Hall
William Neary
Belleville
Advertisement Claiming Rheumatism Relief Product
An OCR ad promotes Eimer and Amend NM as a reliable remedy for rheumatism. It asserts powerful relief for many sufferers and urges readers to try the product through local druggists and retailers.
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Round Table Club
Frank C. Garrison
Walted
East Nutley
Drainage District
Nairn
Europe
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Christian ‘Church Pulpit
St. Mary’s R. C. Church
Christian Science: Society
the Reformed Church
Milton Stauffer
Sons and Daughters of the King
M. E. Church
Frank
Drake
Vincent Church
Mrs. Prout
ST. Patrick's Dance
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