Local Topics of Lively Interest About the Town
Social doings of the week feature a roundup of townsfolk traveling and visiting cross country. The column lists residents and guests from Rutgers place Nutley avenue High street and other areas on trips to Bridgeton Boonton Washington Cal ifornia Hinsdale and France and Germany. A whist and euchre fundraiser for St Marys parish and a Japanese art lecture at Nutley Field Club are announced with details and hosts.
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J. B. Bruyere
High Street
Bloomfield Avenue
France
Germany
House of the Nutley Field Club
Birthday Party for Mie Borothy Ray Calkina
Miss Mabel Hawksworth won first prize at six year old Mie Borothy Ray Calkina’s Saturday birthday party at 255 Avondale Road. The event featured the game feeding the Teddy Bear with prizes for Elsie Assmus and Celeste Sargent in second and third places.
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Mie Borothy Ray Calkina
Avondale Road
Mabel Hawksworth
Elsie Assmus
Celeste Sargent
Passaic News Briefs Highlight Local Notes
Short items from Passaic New Jersey offer terse updates on local happenings. The clipping mentions Main Avenue and a chaired position with minimal context and curtails further details.
Nutley Improvement Society Hosts Successful Spring Bridge Party
The Nutley Improvement Society held a bridge party at Mrs. Arthur Hoeber's studio with twelve tables and many guests. Prizes went to Mrs. G. W. Gladwin and Mrs. Joseph G. Lamb. second prizes to Mrs. G. R. Livingst on and Mrs. Henry G. Prout. third to Mrs. Howard Edgar and Mrs. Charles S. Thurston. The next event is May 26 at Mrs. A. E. Marquardt's Prospect Street home.
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Nutley Improvement Society
Arthur Hoeber
Hoeber
G. W. Gladwin
Joseph G. Lamb
G. R. Livingston
Henry G. Prout
Howard Edgar
Charles 5. Thurston
A. E. Marquardt
Prospect Street
Interesting Features Of Ideal Homes Show At Madison Square Garden
Real estate lovers look to a week long Ideal Homes show at Madison Square Garden from May 18 to 25 with A M Slaughter of Hawthorne Avenue as president. Exhibits include Edison poured house hollow terra cotta brick house by W Leslie Walker designed to resemble a temple and built in 56 hours with hollow fireproof blocks shown in place. Demonstrations cover construction methods and plastering on terra cotta surfaces. The event features a historical lecture on New York City progress and a concert by Victor Herbert's orchestra.
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Madison Square Garden
A.M. Slaughter
Hawthorne Avenue
City of
New York
W. Leslie Walker
Victor Herbert
Arrested For Making Peace After Disorderly Charge
Andrew McKenzie of Woodland avenue faced Recorder Party on a disorderly conduct claim from Mrs. Robert Grossman of Centre street. A baseball bat was offered as exhibit. McKenzie admitted separating several youths but denied striking anyone. He was found guilty but sentence suspended due to mitigating circumstances.
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Andrew McKenzie
Woodland Avenue
Robert Grossman
Centre Street
McKenzie
Luncheon for Out-of-Town Friends Hosted by Mrs Miller
Mrs Emil C Miller of hillside avenue entertained several out of town friends at a luncheon on Saturday. Attendees included Mrs E A Pupke Miss Marie Pupke both of Hoboken Mrs Theodore Brickenstein and Miss Elizabeth Brickenstein formerly with the Rostock Opera Co of Berlin Germany of Highwood Park and Miss Cora Besson of New York.
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Emil C. Miller
Hillside Avenue
E. A. Pupke
Marie Pupke
Hoboken
Theodore Brickenstein
Elizabeth Brickenstein
Rostock Opera
C O
Berlin
Germany
Highwood Park
Cora Besson
New York
Remarkable nerve remedy praised for instant pain relief
A claim that the treatment acts on the nervous system and, when applied to painful areas, quickly reaches the disease seat, stopping excruciating pain and delivering miraculous, permanent cures, becoming a household necessity.
Sunday train timetable for Nutley and Avondale stations
The notice lists weekly train departures from West Nutley Hillside Avenue Nutley Highfield Lane Avondale Walnut Street and Chambers Street New York toward Otley with morning afternoon and Sunday times. It catalogs multiple daily slots including special Sunday and Saturday notes across several stations.
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Chambers Street
New York
Otley
Ami
Anky
Longstanding Viennese restaurant never closes since 1745
In Vienna, Austria a historic restaurant has kept its doors open around the clock since 1745. It remains a renowned landmark attracting locals and visitors for generations.
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Viena
Austria
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