Essex County Teachers Salary Talks Spark Welfare Debate
The Nutley annual report presented Tuesday night compares the town and county departments across Sec conduct with ten neighboring communities including Belleville Bloomfield Caldwell East Orange Glen Ridge Livingston Orange South Orange and Irvington. The discussion centers on school salaries and related welfare matters arising from the meeting.
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Board of
X County
Sec
Nutley
Belleville
Bloomfield
Caldgel
East Orange
Glen Ridge
Irwaston
Ee Orange
South Orrange
EE Aran
Nutley weighs salary data against nearby towns in study
In Essex County Nutley officials examined salary schedules from neighboring municipalities to test a claimed economic fallacy. The board compared per capita costs, teacher ratios, and enrollment figures, finding Nutley generally ranks mid to upper in salaries while per pupil spending and enrollment metrics vary across towns.
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Essex
Nutley
Natley
Skea
Grea
Notley
Ley
Carita
Tows. Wres
Natley Tanks
Spruance
Fire Alarm Hysterics At Town Church Bell
The town bell at the Reformed Church, serving as the main fire alarm, rang hysterically yesterday morning after a reported swinging open connection. Electrician Henry Sentner called the event an open connection and said the alarm sounded fifty eight strokes in succession.
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Reformed Church _bell
Henry Sentner
Funeral Services of Robinson Chase Knew Nutley as Mill Town
Robinson Chase was known in Nutley as a mill town figure with ties to local industry. Funeral services reflect his prominence in the community and his role in regional labor history.
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Robinson Chase
Nutley
Spring thaw causes sewer cave-ins in Bloomfield and Nutley
Residents report major hole on Ackerman Street near Bloomfield Avenue and several smaller cave-ins since the spring thaw. Nutley Realty Company protests Coeyman Avenue concrete quality, claiming repairs from last year failed to fix underlying issues. The Engineering Bureau presented the issues at Tuesday night's commissioners meeting.
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Bloomfield’ Avenue
Ackerman Street
Commissioners
Engineering Bureau
Coeyman' Avenue
Nutley Realty Company
Capn Frank D Remley Civil War Hero Dies At 73
Captain Frank D. Remley a Civil War veteran died after a long illness from heart failure at his daughter’s home 52 Edgewood Ave. He would have turned 74 tomorrow. Born in New York he lived in Oswego and Middletown Conn before enlisting at seventeen in the First Connecticut Heavy Artillery. He earned the rank of captain after service at Seven Oaks Malvern Hill Petersburg and the Wilderness where he was twice wounded. He later worked in a New York carpet firm and moved to Nutley nineteen years ago running a hotel at Passaic Ave and Harrison St. He is survived by his daughter and a son H A Remley of Brooklyn. Funeral services were held Monday night at the house with Rev. Chester J. Hoyt officiating and Grand Army honors from local posts observed.
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Pera Oreanters
Bancies
Eeven
Ilocal
Douglas Matthews
Grace Church
Harry
L. Fenton
Ridgelawn
Charles Finch
Mt Vernon
Belleville
Harry Phillips
Hopedale
Mass
Herman ’ Patterson
W. E. Chase
Dean Park
Pazsaic
Chase
St. Mary’s Hospital
Passaic
Lathfield
Rhode
Teland
Millville
Seees
Mystic
Conn
Underhill
Roosevelt
Natley Lodge of Masons
William Earle Chase
Mabel J. Chase
Frank D. Remley
Horatio W. St. John
Edgewood Avenue
Remley
New York
Captain Remley
Oswego
Middletown
Connecticut Heavy Artillery
Seven Oaks
Malvern Hill
Petersburg
Lincoln Post
Harrison
Samuel Reynolds Dies After Illness at Belleville Home
Samuel Reynolds born in Ireland in 1845 died Saturday at his daughter Mrs John H Boehmer s home 7 Van Rensselaer street Belleville after three months illness He also left another daughter Mrs Michael McCarthy and sister Miss Sarah Reynolds Funeral services were held at the house and burial followed at the Methodist Cemetery on Passaic Avenue
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Samuel Reynolds
John H. Boehmer
van Renssalear Street
Belleville
Ireland
Nutley
Boehmer
Michael McCarthy
Sarah Reynolds
Passaic Avenue
Annual Avondale station improvement appeal urged
A Nutley community drive asks for annual funds to maintain and enhance Avondale Station grounds and plantings for 1917. The appeal, issued by Curtis Wheeler, W P Hurley, Richard B Roberts and others, stresses pride in Avondale and continued improvements.
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Avondale Station
Somes
Quick 5
Curtis
Wi Eelard
W. P' Hurley
Richard B. Roberts
Avondale
Thrilling Tales From Our Engineers at Club Event
J H Seward and other engineers by profession join in a triangular yarn spinning contest for the Woman's Club next Friday night. The event is labeled Thrilling Tales From Our Engineers with no prize, aiming for pure enjoyment and sensational stories, and the club hopes for a large crowd.
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J. H. Seward
Fire Chief and Officer Expulsion Appealed by Certiorari
Chief Justice Gummere granted writs of certiorari to review a Board of Commissioners resolution expelling former Fire Chief Alonzo Bross and Andrew Fleming from Yantacan Chemical Engine Company No. 1. The return date is April 5.
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Gummere
Alonzo Bross
Andrew Fleming
Board of Commissioners
Yantacan
Searing Rites Held for 71 Year Old Glen Ridge Resident
Funeral services were held at Albert F. Searing’s home in Glen Ridge for a 71 year old man who died after a complication of diseases. He is survived by Sunnying Beane, a son Albert F. Searing, and a daughter Elizabeth Searing. Interment followed at Fairmount Cemetery. He married Louise McDermott fifty years ago and Ida Redmond eight years ago.
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Tainside Hospital
Glen Ridge
Sunnying Beane
Albert_F. Searing
Elizabeth Searing
Osborne Street
Fairmount Cemetery
Searing
Louise McDermott
Ida’ Redmond
Mrs Leo L Lewis Dies After Illness At Home
Mrs. Leo L Lewis aged 37 died Monday at 62 Melrose Street from pneumonia after a grip illness. Funeral held Wednesday noon at the house with Rev Ches ter J Hoyt of Vincent Church officiating. Interment in church cemetery. Born in Hardwick Massachusetts she lived here four years. Survived by husband and children Leona Leslie and Raymond.
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Leo L. Lewis
Melrose Street
Chester J. Hoyt
Vincent Church
Ra. Lewis
Hardwick
M Mass
Leona
Leslie
Raymond
McRae Slaughter Sues for Absolute Divorce in Jersey City
Malcolm McRae Slaughter files for absolute divorce from Katherine Dorothy Buter as of May 1 1914 citing desertion and belief she seeks financial independence. Testimony notes Mrs Slaughter refused to quit a New York clerical job and he claims he bore most meals for five months. Decision reserved.
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Malcolm McRae Slaughter
Yen Wnnegeet
Katherine Dorothy Buter
Kingsland Street
James. F. Fielder
Jersey City
Slaughter
New York
Marine keeps wedding secret nearly a year
James Woodruff of the Atlantic fleet married Miss Vivian Pearsall in Portsmouth New Hampshire last summer. The wedding was kept secret and news reached his Nutley friends recently. Woodruff is son of Mr and Mrs James Woodruff of Prospect Street Newark bride's parents named Mr and Mrs George Pearsall of 33 James Street Newark.
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James Woodruff
Paducah
Portsmouth
Woodruff
Prospect Street
Vivian Pearsall
George Pearsall
James ‘Street
Newark
Woodraft
James
No Dope Yet On Who Will Be President
Extreme reticence marked the remarks of the Board of Pancation and others as they indicated a lack of knowledge about the potential presidential outcome. Officials offered little detail, citing ongoing investigations and uncertain timelines for decision making.
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Board of
Pancation
Public Service Corp Reports Prosperous 1916 Year
Public Service Corporation of New Jersey and subsidiaries report 1916 activity to shareholders. Operating revenue reached $42,548,775.10, up $5,077,546.86 or 13.6 percent. Non operating income totaled $516,529.28 and securities and miscellaneous income $1,802,536.19. Net surplus before dividends rose by $2,947,693.57. Dividends totaled $1,937,500 at 7 percent for one quarter and 8 percent for the remaining three quarters.
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Public Service Corporation of
New Jersey
Thomas N. McCarter
Erie Train Kills Horse at Allwood Crossing
A west bound Erie train struck a milk wagon owned by Haberle Brothers of Allwood at the Allwood road crossing Wednesday night, killing the horse. Rider Robert Zoerner, 15, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Zoerner of Kingsland road, was thrown from the wagon and shaken up. Dense brush prevented him from seeing the approaching train.
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Haberle Brothers
Allwood
Allwood Road
Robert Zoerner
Edward Zoerner
Kingsland Road
Zoerner
Resume of Garage Construction Opposite Masonic Hall
Work on the garage under construction opposite Masonic Hall has resumed after a three month suspension. Contractors hope to complete the project before June.
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Masonic Hall
Lauter Upright Piano For Sale In New Jersey
Lauter upright piano offered for sale. Demonstration of tone action and case described as like new. Inquiries directed to Mr Kier at Lauter sales in New Jersey. Telephone contact provided.
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Lauter Upright Piano
Lauter
Kier
Frankae
Town Board Forms War Preparedness Committee
Nutley commissioners met at Town Hall to organize a townwide preparedness plan in response to an Adjutant General letter. A mayor-led committee with subcommittees will safeguard public works gather information and mobilize resources in case of war with Germany.
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Nutley
Town Hall
Germany
C. W. Barber
Two Nutley Men Reported Missing Found in Newark
Two Nutley men reported missing were found within days. Daniel McGinnity of Kingsland Street appeared at his Newark saloon on Market Street claiming illness after last seen with two men near Big Tree. Isaac Cockefair of Hillside Avenue was found in Newark Jail under the alias Isaac Carter, connected to a 20 day intoxication sentence.
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Daniel McGinnity
Kingsland Street
Iron Man
Joe McGinnity
Market Street
Newark
Continental Hotel
Isaac Cockefair
Hillside Avenue
McGinnity
Big Tree
Continental
Cockefair
Durance
Isaac Carter
Wright Sutcliffe
Mancusi-Ungaro
Carter
Debate Set On Compulsory Arbitration Law
Local men prepare for a debate next Saturday evening in Wallace Hall Newark between the Railroad Y M C A Jersey City and the Congress of Newark Y M C A The negative will be argued by Nutley speakers Andrew Mac Corkindale and Harold A Smith for Jersey City They advocate compulsory arbitration to settle labor disputes on railroads and other carriers
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Railroad
Jersey City
Wallace Hall
Newark
Nutley
Andrew MacCorkindale
Harold A. Smith
Rane of Men's April 10 Tickets Viesost
Event note outlines a race for men scheduled around April 10 with ticket details and venue hints.
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Onal Rane
Piva
Nutley Officials Plan Civic Auxiliary to Police and Fire
The Mayor announced a city committee will select members and form sub committees to organize aid for police and fire services. A special Board of Trade preparedness group may offer help. The plan includes a rapid call system to mobilize residents in support of both departments when needed.
Woman's Club Founders HONORED at Luncheon and Auction
Mrs William J Kinsley Mrs Arthur B Proal and Mrs C B Van der Water hosted a luncheon for Woman's Club founders with sweet pea corsage bouquets and jonquils decor. Miss Laura Mary Parmelee spoke, about eighty five attended, and thirteen auction tables were in play after the meal. Prize winners included Mrs John D DeWitt Mrs William Batchelor and others.
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William J. Kinsley
Arthur B. Proal
Mirs
C. B. van der Water
Woman’s
St. Mark’s
Nenana
Alaska
Dean Welch
Earl Stetson Crawford
Florence Martell
John B. Applegate
Clarence L. Chapman
van der Water
Philhower
Kurt Moebius
Kate
Nutley Boy Enlists in Canadian Regiment
Word reached Mr and Mrs John Miller of Bloomfield Avenue that their son Florian Miller of Toronto has enlisted. Miller about 25, married two years, left Nutley last summer for Canada. His regiment expects to leave for France next week.
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John .Miller
Bloomfield Avenue
Florian Miller
Toronto
Miller
Canada
France
Fire Quickly Put Out In Apartment Blaze
An alarm from No Washington avenue called out the automobile fire apparatus yesterday morning. A pot of grease on a stove in an apartment owned by James Ferrara caught fire and threatened the building. The flames were extinguished upon arrival of the fire crew.
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Washington _ avenue
James Ferrara
Smart Easter Hats Show Spring Millinery by M. & Kelly
New spring millinery reveals distinctive unusual hats for street sport and everyday wear. M. & Kelly present latest fashion trends including Paris copies, with styles marketed under the Ladies line at Building 225 Mare 3. See Friday and Serene on the 30th.
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M. & K. Kelly
Paris
M. & Kelly
Lallies
Locats
Mare
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