Nutley Community Notices And Local Events
Thanksgiving travels to Mexico for Mrs John S Conduit and Miss Elsie Conduit are noted. Hunters flock to Nutley with little game. a Frank lin Building and Loan monthly meeting is planned. A Nutley football clash for the 100 pound state title is set for Branch Brook Park. Local organizations host suppers lectures and exhibitions. Woodmen of America aims to organize a Nutley camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Conduit
Elsie Conduit
River Road
Mexico
Nutley A. C
Woodside FF. C
Branch Brook Park
Nutley
Modern
Woodmen of America
Town Council Briefly Meets Asks for Electric Light Upgrade
Regular meeting held on Wednesday November 1 with Second Ward councilors absent. Town Collector reported two weeks of revenue. requests included an extra electric light for Powershon Hill. Quarry bill discussed. shale material previously supplied led to questions over charges. Road opening through North Woods set for objections on December 9. Several bills approved totaling 3541.83. election bills deferred. Exemption certificate granted to H F Banta. resignation accepted from Joho BF Clark. Hotel license transferred from Emil Schneider to Ward and Ruben. East Jersey Water Co service deemed unsatisfactory. Milton avenue petitioned for grading from Bloomfield avenue to East Passaic avenue. Council adjourned at 9 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counsulmeno
Wilson G. Kierstead
Dittig
H.L. Albee
Powershon Hill
Passaic Quarry Co
Vosseler
Commissioners of Assessment
North Woods
Busby
Reid
H. F. Banta
Joho BF. Clark
Yantacaw Hogine Co
Emil Schneider
Ward
Ruben
East Jersey Water Co
Milton Avenue
Bloomfield Avenue
East Passaic Avenue
Royal Arcanum Entertainment in Newark Thursday
An entertainment of rare merit for Royal Arcanum members and non members will be held at the Wew Auditorium Newark on Thursday evening November 19 Kempton Council has arranged a large delegation and a special trolley car will transport attendees The car departs Franklin Avenue and Kingsland Street at 7 30 stopping at all town crossings Grand Regent Washburne and Grand Past Bowen will attend Several candidates will be initiated and refreshments will be served
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
Wew
Orange Street
Newark
Kempton Council
Franklin Avenue
Kingsland Street
Washburne
Grand
Bowen
Fortnightly Ladies' Bowling Club Sees Averages Above Ninety
The Ladies' Bowling Club with twelve members met Tuesday at the Fortnightly Club House. Members with averages of 90 or more included Mrs Stager Mrs Carstens Mrs Carter Mrs Sargent Miss Carter and Miss Stager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stager
Carstens
Carter
Sargent
Tragic Bonfire Burns Claim Life Of Kin sel Child
Etta Kin sel seven year old twin daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Kin sel of High street died after a bonfire accident. A physician attended the severely burned girl but she grew worse and died at midnight. An ambulance from Passaic arrived too late as its driver failed to locate the residence on Prospect Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Kinsel
Charles Kinsel
High Street
Passaic
Prospect Heights
Belleville Health Board Eyes Drainage Plan for Bloomfield Swamp
A Belleville board meeting resolves asking the Belleville Township Committee to continue draining the Bloomfield avenue swamp from the boundary to Third River. Ditches were dug to Belleville line to divert pond water to the natural drainage system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Boundry
Third River
Fhe Board
Be “4 of Health
St. Paw’s Congregational Church Service Schedule
The Rev. Oscar Helming preaches Sunday morning on The Supremacy of the Self and evening on Worldliness. Sunday school at 9 45 a m. Young People’s meeting at 7 p m. Mid week meeting Wednesday at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Helming
Nutley Lodge No. 167 F and A M Meeting Notice
Nutley Lodge No. 167 F and A M schedules a regular communication on Monday evenings at the Masonic Hall Dittig building. Important business will be transacted. Members urged to attend and all Masons in the jurisdiction are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Lodge
Masonic Hall
Dittig Building
New Rector Takes Charge at Grace Church
Rev. Herbert D. Cone has accepted a call to Grace Episcopal Church and assumed charge on Sunday. He outlined planned work with cooperation from parishioners. Cone has filled the pulpit for weeks, comes from Bridgeport Connecticut, and previously served in Warren Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert D. Cone
Grace Episcopal Church
Cone
Grace Church
Bridgeport
Conn
Warren
Ohio
Movement Planned to Organize Council in Town
A group of Jr. O. U. A. M. members moves to form a town council and plans to issue a call for resident members to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. O. UA. M
Coal and Wood Prices and Delivery Terms
Coal and wood price list offering Egg, Stove and Nut coal at 6.75 per ton on four ton orders or more, No 2 Nut 4.50 per ton, bag surcharge 25 cents, dry Hickory wood 10.00 per cord, dry Oak wood 7.50 per cord, five barrels split wood for 1.00, all deliveries C O D. Nutley N J.
Electric Lights Begin At Local Stations
Last Saturday evening the railroad station on Highfield Lane was lit by electricity for the first time. During the week Walnut street station received the same treatment. Hillside avenue station is being wired and will soon be lighted. The Nutley Improvement Society prompted the Erie Company to switch from old odoriferous lamps to electric lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highfield Lane
Walnut Street
Hillside Avenue
Nutley Tay Provement Society
Erie Go
Methodist Church Service Schedule Event
On Sunday Rev Elbert Clement preaches with morning subject Is Gods Book Plain Hivening at 7 45 Evangelistic sermon and service Sunday School at 2 30 Epworth League Vespers at 6 45 Class meeting at 9 30 am General Prayer meeting Wednesday Sp m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Clement
Epworth League
Amusements in Newark and New York Theatres of Novel Dramas
The article previews Charles Warner’s first Newark visit with Drink a drama based on Zola, staged at Empire Theatre on Monday November 16 with no matinee. It notes Beatrice revival at the New York Theatre and a strong Ben-Hur performance by Harry Woodruff. Also mentioned are Maxine Elliott at the New Amsterdam Theatre and the Drury Lane Mother Goose. Knickerbocker Theatre hosts Forbes Robertani and Gertrude Etlubt in Kipling’s The Light That Failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Warner
Euglish
Warner
Newark
Zola
Charles Reade
Empire Theatre
Klaw & Erlanger
Beatur
New York
Theatre Royal
Drury Lane
London
New Amsterdam
N.C. Goodwin
New Amsterdam Theatre
Maxine Elliott
Fitche
Miss Eliot
Klaw& Erlanger
Forbes Robertani
Gertrude Etlubt
Knickerbocker Theatre
Copstanes Pietcher
Rudyard Kipling
Knickerbocker
Canal navigation curtailed by floods and political conflict
Flood damage ends Morris Canal operations six to seven weeks early this season. New York votes to spend large funds to maintain its waterway. New Jersey politicians and corporations seek to abandon the canal, depriving the people of a safeguard against railroad rapacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Canal
New York State
New Jersey
St Pauls Church Fair and Supper Supports Congregational Funds
The St Pauls Congregational Church Ladies Aid Society held a two day fair and supper in late autumn to support church finances. The basement was a decorated bazaar with booths run by many local ladies offering fancy articles toilet goods cakes candy and leather goods among others. Waiters serving the event included Mr George A. Hilly and several named volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’ Congregational Church
Reed
Carter
Geo. A. Hilly
8. P. Vreeland
L.E Bradly
A. N. Conover
The Reformed Church Sunday Schedule and Events
Rev. William Stuart will preach at the Reformed Church this Sunday. Au llaem will speak on Gladly Received at 7 45 p.m. and Praise From God at 9 45 a.m. Sunday school and Bible Class will meet, D K Society at 2 30 p.m. Congregational prayer meeting led by M Young at 8 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Reformed Church
William Stuart
Au Llaem
D.Q. K. Society
M. Young
Speer's Wines and Brandy Gains Popularity Among Clubs
The excellence of Speer's Wine and Brandy is becoming popular in clubs and wealthy families, and attested by physicians throughout America and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speer
America
Europe
Kingsland builder sells houses through easy terms
A.Joérg of Kingsland built and sold several houses on plots of ground. The advertisement promises affordable opportunities for the poor to erect residences of this character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.joérg
Kingsland
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Messrs. R. Ft. Stager
CG. D. Sargent
The
Franklin Building and Loan Association
Park Hall
Edward A. Hanna
Grant Avenue
New York and
New Jersey Telephone Co
Methodist Church
Exempt Firemen’s Association
Avondale Hosen
Messrs
Jas. W. Vreeland
Arthur Stager
William Stager
Nicoll
A. B. Meredith
Men’s Association
Nutley Methodist Episcopal Church
Needlework Guild
P. F. Guthrie
Georgeb. Philbower
St. Mary’s Lyceum
United States Marines
Brooklyn Wavy Yard
Hillside
National A. C
Armoa A. C
Nutley Base Ball Club
Frank L. Busby
Frank Divin
Daniel Dineen
Frank Bishop
Park School Auditorum
L .S. Plaut & Co
Royal Arcanum Matters
Ladies’ Bowling Club
Kempton
Tri- Council
Woodside
Bellville
Kempton Arcanum
Balleville
Seth Boyden
Pavier Rae Tae’ Pa Pee
Wiley Tid
Davis
Lambert
Sae Wees
Lis i
VanRip T
Tid Seth Boyden Council
Keller
HeLewell
Buhler
Scott
Knight
St. Paw’s Congregational Church
A.M
New Hector
Jacob Kierstead
Methodist Episcopal Church
NEW York Theatre
Hillside Ave
J. H. Davis
N. J
Anspach Bros
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Broad St
St. Pauls
Speer's
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Nutley” Company
Benefet
Anoney
Ee Nutley
Telphon
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