Nutley Board Of Trade Defends Salary Comparison
Emil Diebitsch of the Board of Trade argues the salary comparison between Nutley and Ridgewood was public, sanctioned, and press released. He says the Board must approve any plan under its name and that press coverage ensured accurate reporting while Commissioners also publicized their replies. He notes two prior communications to Commissioners and prompt responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Nutley
Costa
Ridgewood
Emil Diebitsch
Board of Trade
the Sun
Arthur R. Carr
Carr
Fhst
Trade Board
Corm~missioners
Town Hall
Lefferts
Fire damages Conover home on Princeton Street
A small fire at Allen N. Conover’s residence 160 Princeton Street yesterday morning caused significant exterior and second floor damage. Firefighters used chemicals to control the blaze started by a paint torch refilling mishap. Estimated loss about $300, covered by insurance.
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Allen N. Conover
Princeton Street
Town Hall to Host Three-Set Comedy Tom Dick and Harry
Ready cast for Guy Edwards production at Town Hall next Saturday night. rehearsals ran over a month with final performance anticipated. proceeds to benefit the Woman's group.
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Guy Edwards
Tom
Dick and
Harry
Town Hall
Baby Show Raises Age Limit for Parade Entrants
The Grace Church event increases the baby parade age to seven years to boost participation after about fifty entries. The event, led by Mrs. Dabney, offers gold prizes and features a 3:30 start from Mrs. Sumner White’s home, with judges named and a fee of twenty five cents. The lawn party moved indoors due to weather and raised $65.
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Grace Church
William F. Dabney
Sumner White
Whitford Avenue
Natley Avenue
Tennis Place
Anthony D. Usina
Emil Tauchert
William H. Arnold
Guy Edwards
Earl Stetsor Crawford
Priscilla Hazelton
Vernon Lahens
Sophie Dabney
Elizabeth Dabney
Coppelia Ballet
Maud
Michele Bouvier
Anna Powera
Altar Guild
Juniors to Present Flags at Lincoln School and Library
Flags will be presented by the Junior Order and Daughters of Liberty at Lincoln School dedication and Flag Day ceremonies. The library program occurs June 14 with out of town speakers and salutes. Daughters provide the pole, Juniors supply the flag, five by eight feet, priced at 1.50 each.
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Lincoln School
Free’ Library
Junior Order
Daughters of ‘Liberty
Board of Education
William S. Wallace
Dayton Kiersfeid
George Speer
G. R. Cook
Walter O. Lincoln
Library Board
First Battalion
Class of 1915 Nutley High to Graduate 21
Twenty one students are to graduate from Nutley High School on June 25 as the Class of 1915. The class ties the record for largest ever, with most planning further study. Notable graduates include athletes Seorso James Kaze and Reginald Holt departing Perham. Many girls become teachers, with several continuing studies at Newark Normal School and Columbia Teachers College.
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Nutley High School
Perham
Seorao
James Kaze
Reginald Holt
Seorso
Trinity
Rutgers
New York University
Toynie
Ey Kalvio
Elsie N. Ryan
Edna Witbeck
Newark ‘Normal ‘School
Kate S. Brewster Woll
Columbia Teachers College
Hele Cumming
Helen
Mass
Entex- Nassam Rie
Carpenter Seeks Quick Cost-Effective Trade Job in Nutley
A carpenter offers to prove he can complete a job faster and cheaper than F. B. Spee a Nutley builder. Contact 556 Cert Street Nutley New Jersey with the cornetion phone.
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F. B. Spee
Cert Street
Nutley
N. J
Board approves new heating plant for Park Building
The Board of Education decided to install a new heating plant for the Park Building. A steam tabular boiler and indirect radiation will replace the current system, with bids to be asked after John H Textorius of Johnson Heating Company prepares definite plans. The project, estimated at 11000, requires basement rearrangement and will use some existing steam pipes.
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William A. Lamberh
the Realty Company
Franklin Avenue
Vreeland Avenue
Govern
Board of Education
Park Building
John H. Textorius
Johnson Heating Company
East 26Th Street
New York
Textorius
Ité
John R Beachler
Nutley
Is $100 a year a salary in the Bross case
Fire Chief Bross contests his removal citing a 1913 state law and a two year term. The question hinges on whether $100 a year constitutes a salary for a paid official, as the board debates legality, and the matter may affect ongoing legal actions and league participation. The board plans to meet Tuesday due to a holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bross
Louis Gehring
Board of Commissioners
Kirkeby
Gehring
Blom
Parry
Hugh B. Reed
Reed
Harry H. Stager
M. J
Callahan
Mr. Bross
League of Municipalities
League
Commissioners of Assessment
Rutgers Place
Messra
Schneider
Geyer
Hirsch
Thut
Carr
Melrose Street
Lefferts
Walter F. Ormsbee
Fire Department
Thrse
Vantacan Chemical Engine Co
Frank DeVausney
Jacob Gillman
Robert A. Parr
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Administration
A. N. Conover
Nutley» ‘Realty Company
Post Office” Department
East Nutley
Erie
Newark
Albert Howe
Prospect Street
Thomas Nichola
Hillside Avenue
Bessie Abbott
Goshen
Gettysburg
Ment
AIM
Board
Supt. Beachler
Lewis
Frances Tibbits
Mary Sheerin
Laurette Faber
Ida M. Gates
Edith M. Jordan
Agnes Kellreer
Gertrude Raftery
Little
Park 1 Avenue
Park School
Slavik
Persh
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