Nutley Improvement Society To Run Grounds Beauty Contest
Nutley Improvement Society launches its annual prize competition for best kept residential grounds with prizes from five to thirty one dollars. Eligibility is open to all residents, with entries due by January first and judging June 11 to October 1. Judges will weigh cleanliness from gutter to property line, yard neatness, garbage disposal, and overall appearance.
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Nutley Amprovement Society
Nutley
Notley
A. B. Proal
Ernest Pulsford
J. B. Applegate
Nutley Exempt Firemen Honored By State Body
The Nutley Exempt Fireman's Association took part in the state organization meeting in Newark. Delegates included H. H. Stager Thomas Hayes James H Helinsley Frank P Barr and Wilbur Garrabrant. E T Humphrey was reelected secretary and John Kennell of Passaic became president.
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Nutley Exempt Fireman's Association
Newark
H. H. Stager
Thomas Hayes
James H. Helinsley
Frank P. Barr
Wilbur Garrabrant
R. W. Booth
Robert Moffitt
Wj. D. Donaldson
H. F. Banta
J. D B. Foy
Mess
Abram Hlem
F. Guthrie
J.jarry van Winkle
E. T. Humphrey
Nutley
Sunday Services at Grace Church Led by Rev Henry P Bryan
The Rev Henry P Bryan formerly archdeacon of the Canal Zone Panama will conduct Grace Church services tomorrow. Holy Communion at 11 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. Sunday School at 9:43 a.m.
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Henry P. Bryan
Canal Zone
Panama
Grace Church
Restore Gilt Frames With Wine Spirits Wax Paste
A restoration note advises renewing gilt frames by making a paste from spirits of wine and whiting. Apply over the gilding, let it dry into a cake, then brush off to polish the gilt.
The Future and the Past Opinion Note
A Chicago Record-Herald remark favors a fair to middling future over the most glorious past and reflects a cautious progressive sentiment.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Local Man Emil Diebitsch Narrates Arctic Expedition
Emil Diebitsch of Burnett Place spoke before the Vincent M. E. Church Men's Association on a stereopticon lecture drawn from his Greenland Scientific Expedition and tales of relief efforts for explorer Leary. He displayed arctic trophies including a gold match box buried in 1895 and later recovered by the Cape Berier Canadian Expedition.
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Arctic
Emil Diebitsch
Burnett Place
Vincent M. E. Church
Diebitsch
Greenland
Robert Eleary
North Pole
Cape Berier
Fortnightly Club Hosts Annual Children's Dance
The Fortnightly Club held its annual children's dance with over 100 youngsters enjoying a lively evening. Grownups were barred before 10 pm and small prizes such as garden tegs and skipping ropes were given. A niece of Mrs. Benjamin R. Caldwell showcased fancy dancing, with parents and relatives joining after the children.
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Benjamin R. Calwell
Franklin Avenue
Messrs
J.P. Huntting
William S. Wallace
J. N. Rodman
Emil C. Miller
Omissions Help Free Man From Ten Day Sentence
Hochstrasser, jailed in Newark, served five weeks of a ten day sentence after an omission in his commit papers. Warden could not release him. Recorder Page intervened and issued a jail discharge, freeing him yesterday. The mix up left Hochstrasser in limbo for over a month.
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James Mochstrasser
Newark
Chief Sutcliffe
Nutley
Hochstrasser
Sutcliffe
Page
Building Department Issues $23,000 in Permits
Councilman Ernest G. Weischedel chairing the Building Committee announced $23,000 of new building permits issued Tuesday night. He called it a record. The largest single permit went to Nutley Realty Co. for a residence costing 7800.
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Building Department
Ernest G. Weischedel
Mr. Weischedel
Nutley Realty Co
Erie Awards Prizes for Bergen Archways Naming
Erie Railroad officials chose Bergen Archways from 11 600 submissions in a naming contest for the Bergen Cat. The winners are R Wilson of 120 Main Street East Orange and Frank F Gray of Montclair who each received a full $100 prize.
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Bergen
Erie Railroad Company
R. Wilson
Main Street
East Grange
Frank F. Gray
Montclair
The Worst of All and a Confession Misgiving
A fragmentary quotation discusses guilt and retribution focusing on a fatherly line about confession. The Chicago Record-Herald tone reflects on the pain of being found out after admitting fault and realizing concealment might have spared shame.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Sophomore Class to Hold Dance at Park School
The sophomore class of the High School will host a dance for the student body in the Park School Auditorium on Friday night.
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Park School
Cornerstone to be laid Sunday for Holy Family Church
The cornerstone of the new Italian Roman Catholic Church on Harrison Street between Franklin and Passaic avenues will be laid Sunday at 3 40 PM by Rev James P Smith of Belleville. The ceremony includes visiting clergy and Italian singing. the church, to be named the Church of the Holy Family, sits on a 0x10 foot plot with 20 by 50 foot frontage and a cement basement nine feet high. Total cost is $2000. Completion is hoped for by July 1 with dedication the first Sunday in July. Funds are being raised among Italian residents, led by Rev Father de Santola and Dominico Ciccone of Chestnut Street.
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Harrison Street
Franklin and
Passaic Avenues
James P. Smith
Belleville
Alphonso de Santola
Alphonse de Santela
Father de Santola
Dominico Ciccone
Chestnut Street
Church of Our Lady of Me
Funeral Services for Mrs Andrew Barr in Nutley
Funeral services for Mrs Andrew Barr of 34 Grant avenue Nutley were held at her home. Rev. William Stuart and Rev. Graham C. Hunter officiated. Born Mary McNaught in Scotland seventy two years ago she lived in the U S for forty three years. Survived by husband two sons Frank P Barr and James Barr and two daughters Mary E Barr and Jean T Barr. Interment Glen Ridge Cemetery.
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Andrew Barr
Grant Avenue
William Stuart
Graham C. Hunter
Nutley Reformed Church
Sarr
Nutley
Mary McNaught
Scotland
Frank P. Barr
James Barr
Mary E. Barr
Jean T. Barr
Glen Ridge
Lightning travels from tree to house after noon strike
A lightning bolt struck a large oak behind Stephen Dorr’s home on Satterth Waite Avenue. The surge ran along the tree roots to Emil Tauchert’s house on North Road, jolting occupants but causing no structural damage while the tree was split and seared.
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Stephen H. Dorr
Satterthwaite Avenue
Emil Tauchert
North Road
Dorr
A Lasting Flower From South Africa Delights Abroad
The white star of Bethlehem Ornithogalum lacreum from South Africa stays fresh two months or more after cutting. It can be sent as a cut flower to Europe Asia or America and remains vibrant for weeks in water.
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South Africa
Europe
Asia
America
Human body sulfur claim sparks humorous theory
A Pittsburg Post joke questions a scientific claim that the human body contains sulfur in varying amounts. The quip suggests sulfur levels might explain why some girls “work” better with better matches than others in a playful, tongue in cheek debate.
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Pittsburg Post
How to Attract Birds Lecture At Park School
G H Trafton, Passaic Public Schools nature supervisor, will lecture on How to Attract Birds Around Our Homes at the Park School Auditorium on Friday night June 2. The event is under the Woman's Public School Auxiliary. children admitted free and adults by tickets from Mrs Gilbert R Livingston or Mrs M T Morss.
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G. H. Trafton
Passaic
Park School
Woman's Public School Auxiliary
Gilbert R. Livingston
M. T. Morss
Nutley Exempt Firemen Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
The Nutley Exempt Fireman's Association held its annual meeting at Fire Headquarters. Officers elected include President Abram Bhim, Vice President P F Guthrie, Secretary J D Donaldson, Treasurer W C Davis, and Financial Secretary J Harry Van Winkle. Delegates to the State Convention are H H Stager and Frank P Barr with alternates H Banta and J Milton Davis.
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Nutley Exempt Fireman's Association
Abram Bhim
P.F. Guthrie
J.D. Donaldson
W. C. Davis
J. Harry van Winkle
H. H. Stager
Frank P. Barr
Wilbur Garrabrant
J. H. Heminster
J.D. Foy
Wishing Out Loud Sermon For Girls At St Pauls
The Rev Henry J Condit will preach a morning sermon at St Pauls Congregational Church specifically for the girls of the church and Sunday School with seats reserved at the front. Evening theme covers The Problem of Mormonism as part of a national issue series. Young Peoples Meeting at 7 pm features Last Opportunities for Service. Thursday brings a Boys Work Committee entertainment for Boy Scouts and related groups.
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Henry J. Condit
St. Paul's Congregational Church
Young Peoples
Boys Work Committee
St. Paul's Brotherhood
Boy Scouts
Boys’ Club
Triangle Club
Brotherhood of St. Pauls Holds Annual Meeting and Talk
The Brotherhood of St. Pauls Congregational Church held its annual meeting after supper, electing officers led by Abram R. Taylor as chairman and Bernard C. Brown as secretary. Prof. F. M. Pettersen of the College of the City of New York spoke on The Swords of Ancient Japan with swords and armors displayed.
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Brotherhood of St. Paul's Congregational Church
Abram R. Taylor
Bernard C. Brown
Asa J. Faulkner
James A. Edgerton
Wiliam C. Davis
James A. Meikle
Frederic Clements
Pettersen
Secret Told By Mr. Thompson Jones
Mrs Thompson anxious asks about a secret Mr Thompson says it was the one told last week. Mrs Jones is blamed as a talkative tattler and vows never to reveal information again.
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Mr. Thompson—Jones
Mrs. Thompson
Mrs. Jones
Indge
Nutley Baseball Shakeup As Park Diamond Test Opens
Nutley faces Pacific A C at Newark Park Diamond in a reshaped lineup with Ray Blum leaving for Forest Hill. Hickey Stager and Fred Youna return to left field and first base as Nutley aims to end a weeklong losing streak following a 6 5 defeat to Henry R Worthington A C in Belleville and a 6 5 loss to Bergen Field Club.
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Ray Blum
Forest Hill
Hickey Stager
Fred
Youna
Heniy R. Worthington
Nutley
Dorch
Voltz Stager
Rea Ieee
Day Carey Blum
Sheree
Kuhnte Brown i
Sweeney Young
Ashman Calhoum
Beasley Henry
Otte Gorman
Bergen
Holmes
Délawanna A.C
Calhoun
Brown
Bergen Field Club
Bergen Boys
Gorman
Freeman
Henry
Eens
Rattles
Nulley
Jersey City Boys
Tennis season opens at Nutley Club courts
The Nutley Lawn Tennis Club on Prospect Street opens the season with a Memorial Day mixed doubles tournament set for May 30. Entries close Monday night May 29. The courts are in dead condition and the club expects a very successful season.
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Nutley Lawn Tennis Club
Prospect Street
Reformed Church Preaches On Religion In Life
The Reformed Church will hear Rev. Graham Oy Hunter preach at both services tomorrow with the topic Religion in the Church and Out Of It. An evening sermon will feature Luke the Physician. A prayer meeting is set for Wednesday evening followed by a social hour. The S D O K Sons and Daughters of the King sponsor refreshments. Sunday School begins at 9 45 a m Junior Endeavor Wednesday at 3 30 p m.
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Graham Oy Hunter
The
Reformed Church
Luke
S. D. 0. K. Sons and’ Daughters of the King
Rising Zion Baptist Church Service Schedule
Rising Zion Baptist Church announces Sunday morning service at 11 o clock Sunday School at 2 30 p m Missionary service at 7 o clock Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p m Pastor Rev R R Fitzgerald signed by church officials.
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Rising Hi Zion Baptist Church
Preyer
R. Fitzgerald
Nutley High School Beats Belleville 20 to 6 In Rivalry Clash
Nutley High School routed Belleville High School 20 to 6 in a Wednesday game. Nutley pitchers yielded 18 Belleville hits while Nutley sent ten batters to the plate. Batchelor and Gorman led with key hits as Nutley extended its win streak to ten. Caldwell’s upcoming game on Park Grounds at 10:30 is noted.
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Belleville High ‘School
Rootecs
Nutley
Balleville
Axtell
G'Hara
Dinan
Fitting
Batchelor
Gorman
Nichels
van Riper
Bellevillé
Caldwell, High. School
Girl on bicycle suffers chin gash after frame breaks
Thelma Naylor eleven daughter of Mr and Mrs David Naylor Myrtle avenue sustained a serious chin gash and bruises when a bicycle frame broke on Miller Street on Wednesday. Neighbors carried her home then to Dr Royal Langdon where three stitches were taken and she began recovering at home.
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Thelma Naylor
David Naylor
Myrtle Avenue
Miller Street
Royal Langdon
Cast Selected to Present Farce at Virident Church
Mrs Herbert Lewis Misa Marjory Lich tenstein Mrs Edwin Probert Mrs George Rea and Messrs Wikiemal Kinsley W Hinckley Mitchel and J B L Smith named as the cast for the one act farce Tolon Parle Francais or the Major's Mistaké at the Virident M E Church on Thursday night January 1 proceeds go to the Building Fund
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Herbert Lewis
Misa Marjory
Lichtenstein
Edwin. Probert
George Rea
Wikiemal
Kinsley
W. Hinckley Mitchel
J. BL. Smith
Tolon
M. E. Church
Prominent Mother's Day Sermon Elevates Mothers
The preacher, Condit, delivered a Mother's Day sermon praising mothers as divine emblems. He argued the idea that God rode mothers to show the world what Jove was, stressing that God could not be everywhere but blessed mothers.
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Condit
Grave acquitted in Newark assault and battery case
George Graves was acquitted yesterday in Newark Special Sessions Court before Judge Martin. Mrs Graves testified that on December 37 her husband beat her with a chair, a claim he denied.
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George
Fragmented Quote Reflects Confusion in Evening Talk
The text presents a garbled quotation about blame and enjoyment of sound. It appears to reference Towne and Browne with an unclear claim that someone cannot sleep or shear while discussing topics. The passage seems unfinished and out of context.
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Browne
Strange Women in Japan Case Shocks Court
A fragmented report notes a clash over marital conduct involving a wife and husband in Japan. The readable text hints at a dispute or social controversy without clear legal action or outcomes.
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Wutley
Race Church
Messrs. J. D. Little
Albert Howe
C. W. Fryhofer
Nils 0. Lindstrom
Erie
R. C. Church
Brotherhood OF ST. Paul's
Ellen Terry
Puck
Stager
Young
Eddie Borch
Nutleys
Pacific A. C
Park Diamond
Jersey City
Henry R. Worthington A. C
Nutley Clubs
the Reformed Church Services
Nutley Belleville
O'Hara Montague Tb
Dinan Batchelor
Nichols
EE Boots Prime
DEE Wee Ward Gorman
Burnside Kierstead van Ripex
Tees
Walters
Japan
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