11 Mar 1916
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1916
Page
1
Report notes an upcoming March 21 school trustee election with current board members Catkins Lindstrom and Wells, both named as candidates. Wells resides at 245 Whitford Avenue and has not held public office before.
The Monday night session adjourned before awarding the River section sanitary sewer contract. Attorney Spin Spatz of Spatz Brothers appeared for the bid. commissioners read and adopted the prior meeting minutes but did not finalize the bid opening from last week.
The East meeting hears a plan to boost civic involvement with Edward M. Cone as the new president. Committees will refine objectives, which will be written into a formal program for the year to engage greater public interest.
A Natley area rumor claims Emil Diebitsch and Col. Prout were backed by a group, while Mr. Lefferts hints at retirement. Several declared aspirants doubt a large backing will emerge, and speculation swirls over who will run and who will withdraw.
Case in East Passaic Avenue involves Ignatz Puschiec of Bigorafehd who died recently. Defendants pressed a speedy trial, counsel Kahrs & Young sought postponement, Recorder Post ruled for trial readiness. Sutcliffe notes informal handling, Snow plea rejected, prosecutor to act next. John Baliski, brother-in-law, remains seriously ill from drinking the same substance. County official Minningham analyzes bottle contents for ruling.
Fragmentary notes describe a Catholic Mass attendance by a brother-in-law and teens, a saloon near a canal bridge, and a brawl over three rounds of drinks. Puscefec fell ill after drinking period, was escorted to rest, and was ejected for intoxication. Propriety claims eight drinks served. a bottle tied to the fatal event is referenced.
Reported to have left a Newark area plant under hush, with 60 workers remaining. Allegations center on German employees and a security incident named the Mauer affair, sparking fears of a broader job purge and shutdown.
The Woman's Club schedules its annual meeting at era house on Monday March 12 at 2 16 pm with annual reports and officer elections to follow. New officers will be introduced after election returns, then the club card party is set for Monday afternoon March 20 with Mrs W K to speak on topics. A talk is planned for Friday April end at 2 45 pm open to members.
Members reported rosy progress of work for an advisory board. An invitation was issued to all interested in town affairs to attend the next meeting at Ernest L. Broadbent's home, 86 Church Street, on Tuesday evening.
Fragmentary passage describes a machine reputed to have conscience and to seek paternal approval from Sam Hop Adams as advisor. Barr Brothers allegedly installed the device in a Franklin Avenue well, with five cent thresholds and a cent-like mechanism.
fragmented OCR text shows a prize competition for short stories with unclear phrases. references to a mother in a grave, a character named Bowen, and scattered captions suggest literary awards or excerpts without coherent context.
Newark hosts the 27th Annual Congress of the Sons of the American Revolution at the Robert Treat Hotel Park Place. Delegates from New Jersey greet the national body with a cordial reception as more than 1000 members are expected from every state.
The pupils of the Helen Keyes School of Dancing will stage a benefit at Town Hall on Saturday night. A varied program features Spirite Fairy Snowflakes Japanese girls Pompeian Flogrights and many Greek interpretative groups and solos.
iEAS PABILIC AVEREE reports a severe East Passaic area storm forcing the postponement of a Political Improvement Club meeting at Town Line Hall. The event follows a fatal incident at Town Line Cafe and amid reflections on liquor and weather effects.
A report from G. Hugo in the Electrical Experimenter describes a device using copper and silver coins with an earthworm to illustrate a tiny electric current. The worm crawls, touches the silver, and receives a mild shock as copper and silver create a brief circuit.
A humorous anecdote featuring Sir Richard Jebb recounts a nobleman paying three guineas by misreading a right amount. Coins dropped to the carpet, a servant recovered two, and Jebb kept searching the carpet for the correct sum while the nobleman noted the missing guineas. The tale illustrates patient and physician interactions over fees.
A London Answers piece notes the camel as an untiring worker famed for endurance. The eastern legend frames the camel as a tireless animal created by the creator, capable of long travels without distress, earning a strong reputation.
In a fragmentary exchange Suthers greets Bilkins and Bilkins claims he has found a way to borrow to pay off debts. The garbled text mentions smoke imagery and a New York connection with a peculiar description of an otter and a leaping form.
Funeral services were held for Miss Beulah Young Bishop formerly of this town at her home 45 Springdale Avenue Ammpere. She died Tuesday morning at Homeopathic Hospital Newark after an operation for heart trouble She was to have married Bertram I Griffin of Brooklyn next month Survivors include her parents Mr and Mrs Albert B Bishop and sister Miss Elizabeth Bishop of Newark The family moved to Newark eight years ago from Nutley Given in the Methodist Cemetery on Pasanic Avenue notes indicate other relatives in Atlanta Ga and Brooklyn NY
A German II class will read a German magazine as part of the regular study. Stevens College invites junior and senior boys from the local school to attend Prep School at Castle Point on March 24. The Literary Club meets next Tuesday afternoon. Charles Pyle will lead discussion about Milk the subject. Samuel Silverberg will coach this year’s play. Captain McVeigh seeks baseball candidates for first practice Monday afternoon in the gym. A girls basketball game between lower and upper classes occurred Wednesday afternoon. Alumni game planned as soon as arrangements allow.
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