Nutley Proceeds to Court to Protect Water Supply
The Nutley Town Council authorized Town Attorney J Harry Yuli to seek court action to pause any move that could disrupt water delivery until the Attorney General suit against East Jersey Water Co is settled or alternatives found. Hull will ask Vice-Chancellor Emory to stay Patersons injunction threatening Nutleys supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harry Yuil
East Jersey Water Co
Amiil Natley
Hull
Emory
Court of Chancery
City of
Paterson
Nuttley
Arthur R. Carr
Leia
E. G. Weischedel
Nutley
Mnateer
Down
Senate
Assembly
Robert Cunningham
Chestnut Street
Mountain View Avenue
Prospect Street
Callahan
Scorso
Tbe
Mrr
Union Avenue
Conover Streets
Michael Gorman
Washington and
Grant Avenues
J. Marley
Little Falls
Osborne & Marseills
Upper Montclair
Mutch
John Street
Centre
Harrison Streets
Centre Street
Bloom- Beld Avenue
Fidelity Trase Co
Sinking
Fand Commission
Simon Tuers
F. T. Shepard
J. T. Boylan
J L. Miller
C. B. Dodge Co
Hugh Hallidy
Robert Moffitt
People's Bank and Trust Co
The
Nutley Sun
Voorees
John Adams
W. J. Queeman
A.B. Stirratt
Brant & Borden
Keyser & Corb
Newton Woodruff
H. BR. Griffith
Water Creek
John Perkins
W. HH. Spinner & Co
W. EB
May Get More Trolleys Through New Car Barns
Public Service Railway seeks permission to lay a switch on Washington avenue near Big Tree to access a proposed large car barn on its property. The plans call for a 100 by 400 foot shed, with the Road Committee and Engineer to study the request before action. The council may press for service concessions, including day Broadcar service for Nutley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Railway
Washington Avenue
Big Tree
Washington and
Hancox Avenues
Nutley
Cops Transferred Across Beats In Nutley Shuffle
Three Nutley patrolmen were moved to different beats Wednesday night as part of the department policy to rotate assignments. Patrolman Stager shifts from Prospect street to Franklin avenue, Patrolman Ford moves to Passaic avenue, and Patrolman Maliza takes over the Prospect street section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Lince
Department
Sutcliffe
Stager
Prospect Street
Franklin Avenue
Ford
Ebert Stager
Passaic Avenue
Maliza
Chinese Life Talk At Grace Church By Miss Wheeler
Miss Ethel J Wheeler of Boone College Wu Chang China on furlough will speak on Chinese life at Grace Church Parish House Wednesday afternoon April 5 at 3 oclock Admission free. She is a missionary and teacher with many years in China and sister of Mrs G R Livingston Nutley avenue New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel J. Wheeler
Boone College
Wu Chang
China
Grace Church
Wheeler
Miss Wheeler
G. R. Livingston
Nutley Avenue
Everett P. Wheeler
New York
Belleville Elks Stage Night of Entertainment
Under Belleville Lodge of Elks auspices an entertainment was held at Belleville Hall last night featuring Tom Kelly and Eddie Clark comedy juggling May Fulton monologue Cassler and Nolan comedy musical act Maurice comedy magic Walk With Me sketch Whalen and West songs Gregor Patti The Little Blackface comedian The Section Boss sketch Caulfield and Driver committee members included Christian Reinhardt Henry McCormick William Hamlin Emil Albrecht Calvin Healey and Walter Joralemon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Driver
Christian Reinhardt
Henry McCormick
William §. Hamlin
Emil Albrecht
Calvin A. Healey
Walter Joralemon
Fortnightly Club Dance Attended by Local Residents
The Fortnightly Club held a regular Thursday night dance with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Huntting, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin R. Colwell, Edward Bernard, Edward Yerg, B. C. Brown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Miller
J. P. Huntting
Benjamin R. Colwell
Edward Bernard
Edward Yerg
B. C. Brown
Florence Armstrong
John E. Armstrong
William Wallace
Emma Beatas
Ethel Thom
Cornelius Roe
James Hi, Epworth
Thomas Nichols
J. N. Rodman
Bridge Party Honors Prizes for Mrs Hunting Guests
Mrs. P. J. Hunting of Prospect Street hosted a Thursday bridge party. Prizes went to Mrs. James Crammond and Mrs. William Wallace. Other players included Mrs. B. R. Colwell Mrs. Thomas Nichols Mrs. J. N. Rodman Miss Emma Beatus and Mrs. E. C. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Hunting
Prospect Street
Bridge
James Crammond
William Wallace
B. R. Colwell
Thomas Nichols
J. N. Rodman
Emma Beatus
E. C. Miller
Rare Antiques at Loan Exhibit Captivate Crowds
A Grace Church Ways and Means Loan Exhibit drew large crowds with a global assortment of rare items. Highlights included chained books discussion by William Harris Arnold, art talks by Arthur Hoeber, national memorabilia, Dutch brass, colonial jewelry, Washington portraits, Napoleonic pieces, and a vast array of Chinese and Japanese curiosities curated by Mrs Edward P. Montague and a large volunteer committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
Grace Church
Highveld Lane
William Harris Arnold
Arthur Hoeber
George Washington
E. 5. Crawford
Robert Elder
Louis Philipe
France
Marie Antionette
A. B. Proal
M. J. Root
W. H. Rockwell
General Washington
Suffern
N. Y
Lord North
W. White
Washington
Wertmaster
Napoleon
Edward Morgan
Traumbell
John LaFarge
Williams
New England
Paul Moody
R. J. M. Chase
Marquis Lafayette
White House
Abraham Lincoln
G. R. Livingston
Bank of
Belleville
Kingsland Paper Mills
G. R. Caldwell
A. E. Marquardt
Africa
Hope Indians
Conrad H. Ray
Joseph D. Little
Alpheus Geer
James R. Hay
A. D. Usina
Pratt
Evening in Birdland at Vincent M. EB Church
Edward Avis the whistler and bird mimic will perform an Evening in Birdland at the Vincent M. EB Church on Thursday night April 20. Proceeds go to the church building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Avis
Whistler
Birdland
Vincent M. EB
Coat of Arms Made in Japan Gift From Navy Officer
Miss May E. Bailey of Avondale Road received a silk coat of arms made in Japan from Chris N. Dell a retiring U S Navy officer who shared stories of his four year cruise aboard the Denver and Samar He was awarded a gold medal for saving the crew on the Samar in Chinese waters Dell also served aboard the South Dakota visiting China Japan Jerusalem Egypt and Spain before the cruiser returned to the United States and off to Mexico Dell calls the Mexican situation too quiet to be interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
May E. Bailey
Avondale Road
Chris N. Dell
United States Navy
Dell
Miss Bailey
Frank
Orange
Samar
South Dakota
Mexico
Denver
San Francisco
Washington
China
Asia
Jerusalem
Egypt
France
Spain
Atlantic
Nutley Girls Claim Tie After Rutherford Forfeits
Nutley High School girls basketball claimed a 2-2 tie with Rutherford High yesterday after five extra minutes failed to settle the score as Rutherford refused to continue. The game was fast and even with a late-forfeit deciding the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley High School
Rutherford High School
Nutley
City Overseer Charges Man for Not Supporting Family
Wilbur Garrabrant of Chestnut Street was brought before Recorder Washington E. Page on Wednesday night for failure to support his family. He was released after a hearing the next morning on promise to improve, following Councilman Callahan placing him in a job. Garrabrant had been working in New York State when his wife reported non support to Tuers, leading to his apprehension as he entered the town on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simona Poers
Wilbur Garrabrant
Chestnut Street
Washington E. Page
Callahan
Carrabrant
New York State
Tuers
Yountakeh Country Club to Redesign Golf Links
The Yountakeh Country Club plans several changes to its golf links to improve the course now regarded as among the best in the region. A new green will replace the old Rigen course and will be known as New Green No. 3. The season schedule is not yet finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yountakeh Country Club
Rigen
Note Musicians to Be Heard at Lenten Concert
Nutley residents will hear a Lenten concert on Saturday night April 1 at Grace Church Paci House. Soloists Maurice Nicke violinist Mal Maynier pianist Signor Vincent Ferri baritone and Mrs Nelle Fenton soprano will perform with Nicke and Maynier acclaimed from New York concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuttey
Paci B
House of Grace Church
Ways and Means
Maurice Nicke
Maynie
New York
Wagner
Man Fined After Stone Blow Incident
Recorder Washington E Page fined Antone Debinski of 17 East Passaic Avenue $5 on Saturday night after Stanislau Radzelowitz of the same address pressed the complaint. Debinski claimed self defense, a doctor’s certificate showed he had been in bed a week from the blow to the right ear with a stone. Witnesses testified for both sides with conflicting accounts as Radzelowitz reported severe hemorrhages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder
Washington E. Page
Antone Debinski
Whist Party Hosted by Mrs Sumner W White
Mrs Sumner W White entertained a whist party at her Whitford avenue home on Monday afternoon. Winners included Mrs Joseph G Lamb Mrs Frank C Garrison Mrs James Cary Bolger and Mrs J Harry Hull. Guests present included Mrs Edward P Montague Mrs George B Philhower Mrs Howard Edgar of Newark and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner W. White
Charles S. Thurston
George Walcott
Mare M. Michael
Kate C. Lambert
Frank C. Garrison
Disorderly conduct and arrests span New Jersey street incidents
A report notes Alexander Pariaskie of Elizabeth Street New York was picked up Saturday night at West Nutley station by Patrolman Wilford Stager and released. It mentions Thomas Neilson of Hilton Street Belleville. a hatchet was seized. John F Burns, a solicitor, remained jailed after a Monday night arrest and a thirty day Recorder sentence following denial of police acquaintance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Pariaskie
Elizabeth Street
New York
West Nutley
Wilford Stager
Thomas Neilson
Hilton Street
Belleville
Kingsland Street
Frank Jameson
Seher
John F. Burns
Recorder
Birthday Party for Mrs. Falk in Windsor Place
A Saturday night birthday gathering honored Mrs. Falk of Windsor Place. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Krug, Mr and Mrs F Williams, Mr and Mrs Charles Hawthorne, Mr and Mrs R Bader, Mr and Mrs de Sailer, Mr and Mrs William Harbstreith of Nutley, Miss Fisher, Miss Meier of New York, Miss Louise Krag, Miss Emma Williams, Miss Margathe Sailer, Albert Brauer, and John Kreg. Songs were sung by Miss Fisher and Miss Meier with music by Miss M Sailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falk
Windsor Place
Robert Krug
F. Williams
Charles Hawthorne
R. Bader
de Sailer
William Harbstreith
Nutley
Miss Fisher
Miss Meier
New York
Louise Krag
Emma Williams
Margathe Sailer
Albert Brauer
John Kreg
Fisher
Meier
M. Sailer
Cake Sale Planned by Rising Circle at Mt Zion Passaic
The Missionary Circle of the Rising Mt Zion Baptist Church of Passaic will hold a cake sale and pre sale on Saturday April 1 starting at 2 p.m. The committee in charge will deliver orders for absent buyers. Mrs Sarah Warren is president and Miss Iole Saunders is secretary. Rev S F Fitzgerald is pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Circle of the Rising
Mt. Zion
Baptist Church of
Lecture by Mrs Thella Nichols Gardner at Grand Avenue Church
Mrs Thella Nichols Gardner of Sylvan Place Anbury Park will speak Monday evening at the Grand Avenue Reformed Church. The Civic Forum sponsors the event with the topic New Thought And Old Evils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thella Nichols
Gardner
Sylvan Place
Grand Avenue Reformed Church
Anbury Park
Civic Forum
School Board Keeps Seven Members After Challenge
Reduction effort failed in a disputed vote as Acclamation was used to close debate. Six candidates ran, three retiring members were reelected, and about 267 votes were cast for appropriations and trustees. The new board will organize on Monday, April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education
Meéring
Ah Rave
Gime
Je. Vernou Bouvier
Drs
Chaseman
RL Taylor
Vot Booth
Frank T. Shepard
M. Sauler
William J. Kinsley
We Hinckley Mitchell
Benjamin
Messrs
Bootl
Hill
Nutley
William H. Perry
Wallace’ Atted
Joh Eagleson
Augustus’ Seager
Jacob : Theine
Guy J. Edwards
Edgar A.’Duri=ham
George Rea
St Pauls Congregational Church Notice
The Se Cross 7 p.m. and 1 Women Missionaries 7:45 p.m. at Chicago. A Christian Turk and the young Turks will speak on The Significance of the Young Party and Christians Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inteen
Chicago
Young Party
Spring Opening Promotes Easter Attire Selection
A fragmented ad-like notice urges readers to attend a spring opening for Easter finery. It highlights weekly offerings and invites customers to make their selection from a large, pleasing assortment.
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Weischedel
Boghe College
Belleville Elks
East Nutley
Girdling Globe
Idea
St. Paul's Congregational Church