Nutley Considers Municipal Water Plant Idea
Nutley officials discuss building a municipal water plant at an estimated cost of 25 000 dollars to pump artesian water and cut per gallon costs. Councilman Daniel DeVries notes the town could obtain water by drilling wells and using a stand pipe, while East Jersey Water Co may seek condemnation rights to secure future supply. The council may act after negotiating a price reduction from the company.
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East Jersey Water Company
Passaic
Daniel DeVries
Nutley
DeVries
East Jersey
Nutley graduate to take civil engineering post in Philippines
G. Roscoe Symonds son of Mr and Mrs G W Symonds of Grant Avenue leaves Monday for Spokane and San Francisco then sails for the Philippine Islands to serve as a United States government civil engineer. He plans to be away at least two years. He is a Nutley High School and Cornell University graduate.
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G. Roscoe Symonds
George W. Symonds
Grant Avenue
Spokane
San Francisco
Symonds
Philippine Islands
Japan
China
United States
Nutley High School
Cornell University
Nutley Italians Organize New Figli d Italia Lodge
Nutley residents formed a new Figli d Italia lodge on Broomfield avenue on Thursday night naming Battista Falcone as the local head. The charter list shows 68 members with officers led by President Domenico Ciccone and Vice President Sabino Ciardi.
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The
Figli d'Italia
Nutley
Broomfield Avenue
Battista Falcone
Domenico Ciccone
Sabino Ciardi
Andonino Castellano
James
Ferrara
Luzzo Cosimo
Gregorio Lubbrtazzi
Trov‘Fiano Angelomano
George Malizia
Social Circle Fair At Reformed Church Planned
The Ladies Social Circle of the Reformed Church prepares a Christmas gifts fair with varied items to be displayed Thursday and Friday December 2. A supper will be served Thursday from 6 30 to 8 30 in the church lecture room.
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Reformed Church
Kaufmann and Windheim's Rose Combo Exhibition Wins
Rhode Island Reds won an exhibition at Grand Central Palace New York City collecting three silver cups and 20 dollars in gold. The show notes two more events in Wilmington Delaware Red Bank New Jersey Philadelphia Pennsylvania and Cleveland Ohio.
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Kaufmann & Windheim
Rhode Island Reds
Grand Central Palace
New York City
Wilmington
Del
Red Bank
WN. J
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Ohio
Ady
MISS M GRATH A FALL BRIDE
Miss Leonilda Beatrice McGrath daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas McGrath of Walnut street and Grant avenue became the bride of Francis Lawrence Shields of Newark in St Marys Church. Rev Francis A Foy performed the ceremony at 6 oclock. The interior was decorated with white chrysanthemums and palms. The bridesmaid was Miss Elizabeth Shields and the best man was Frank McGrath. Ushers were Russel Sargeant Martin Reynolds and Thomas Shields. The organ was played by Edmund Guthrie. The bride wore a gown of imported lace over white messaline and carried bridal roses. The bridesmaid wore blue messaline over white marquisette and a blue hat. The couple left for a three week trip to Virginia and will reside at 385 South Seventh Street Newark. A large reception followed.
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Leonilda Beatrice McGrath
Thomas McGrath
Walnut Street
Grant Avenue
Francis Lawrence Shields
Newark
St. Marys Church
Francis A. Foy
Elizabeth Shields
Frank McGrath
Russel Sargeant
Nutley
Martin Reynolds
Thomas Shields
Washington, D. C
Edmund Guthrie
Miss McGrath
Virginia
South Seventh Street
Etienne LeBel
W. B Duncan
Isabel Duncan
Maurice Lebsitz
Helen Lebsitz
Samuel Lobsitz
Jessie Dolan
Edith McGrath
Harold McGrath
Crosbie
Patrick F. Guthrie
Edmund J. Guthrie
Mae Guthrie
Eugenia Guthrie
George S. Coe
Joseph Carroll
M. Gilroy
Mary Gilroy
Daniel Murphy
A. Doty
R. Dunphy
Agnes Fitzsimmons
Far Rockaway
J. Haimy
New York
Thomas Hughes
Foutahlia Hughes
Harry Hughes
Montclair
Country Club Plans Busy Social Season
West Nutley Country Club outlines a active season with Masonic Hall as headquarters. Bier dance set for December 22. A waiting list of twenty names awaits election committee action. Officers named: President W. L. Cometock, Vice President Mrs. Harold Comstock, Secretary William Smith, Treasurer Frederick H. Young. House Committee chair Frederick Moore. Additional members include Miss Louise Chandler and Harold K. Comstock.
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West Nutley
W. L. Cometock
Harold Comstock
William Smith
Frederick H. Young
House
Frederick Moore
Board of Governors
Misa Louise ‘Chandler
W. L. Comstock
Mie Abereble-Caiinictee
Harold K. Com. Bback
Stockholders to Meet East Nutley Fire House Company
Stockholders of the East Nutley Fire House Company will hold their annual meeting on Monday evening to elect officers for the coming year.
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East Nutley Fire House Company
Wounded boy recovering after Newark shooting incident
Joseph O Neil twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Thomas J O Neil of Brookfield avenue Newark is recovering from a stomach wound suffered last Sunday morning when a gun discharged at the home of George O'Brien The bullet remains unfound and doctors say the danger has passed though the wound was serious He was in St Michael s Hospital all week and may return home for Christmas barring complications
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Joseph O'Neil
Thomas J. O’neil
Brookfield Avenue
George O'Brien
Newark
St. Michael's Hospital
Young O’neil
Washington Avenue
Young O'Neil
O'Brien
Two Charged in Glass Window Vandalism Case
Stephen O Neil and John Ford of Passaic Avenue were arrested Thursday for throwing rocks at two plate glass windows last Saturday night. Ford held on 300 bail for the Grand Jury. O Neil paroled to police custody. windows damaged included the American House at 146 Chestnut Street and E A Ostrander millinery, both owned by local property holders.
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Stephen
O'Neill
John Ford
Passaic Avenue
Wright
Sut Cliffe
John Jameson
Ford
W. H. Parry
O'Neil
Chestnut . Street
Ludwig Grinsch
E. A. Ostrander
Warren Vreeland
Elm Street
Griasch
Millimery
Chestnut Street
Franklin and Vreelana Avenues
Mrs Howe Hosts Sans Gene Whist Club
Mrs Albert F Howe of Prospect street entertained the Sans Gene Whist Club on Tuesday afternoon. Prizes went to Mrs A M Ayers and Mrs W F Fairbrother. Guests included Miss Ethel Thom and Miss Abbott.
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Sans Gene. Whist Club
Albert F. Howe
Prospect. Street
A.M. Ayers
W. F. Fairbrother
Ethel Thom
Abbott
X Ray Stove Polish Factory Tour Reveals Secrets Behind The Shine
A Nutley New Jersey plant turns graphite and a secret carrier into X Ray Stove Polish and related products. The Erie Railroad site houses a modern lab, automated packing, and a dozen factory devices. Production reaches tens of millions of boxes shipped domestically and abroad while engineers showcase energy saving, safety, and automation features.
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Nutley
West Nutley
East Indies
Nutley Parks Plan Urges Land Purchase With Town Guarantee
The Nutley Park Commission reports to the Town Council on a proposed park along Yantacaw River and Bear Creek. It urges negotiations to obtain necessary land by purchase gift lease or condemnation and asks the town to guarantee any costs beyond the $40 000 appropriation for development and Essex County Park Commission delivery.
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Ework “Ik
County Park Commissioners
Nutley Park Commission
County Commission
Nutley
Yantacaw River
Bear Creek
Harrison Street
Franklin Avenue
Yantacaw
Passaic
Franklin
Essex
County Park Commission
Essex County Park Commission
County ‘Park Commission
Nutley Masons to honor Past Masters in December events
Nutley Lodge hosts Past Masters Night on Monday December 5 with prominent Masons from across the state attending. A separate annual reception and dance is planned for Wednesday December 14 at Masonic Hall as an invitational affair with strict guest admission.
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Nutley” Lodge
Nutley
Nutley Lodge
Masonic Hall
War on Mosquitoes Aims to Organize Town Year
unclear OCR text references mayor, council, and town efforts to fight pests. mentions organizing year, obtaining equipment, and forming a pest control department. legal preparations noted.
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Nat
Tat Ford
Vaizic Oees
James
Giannesly
Hospital in Soho Sections Abruptly Removed
A brief item notes a hospital in the Soho area was immediately removed from its location amid unclear circumstances. Officials provided no further details on the decision, and residents were urged to seek official statements for updates.
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Hospital
Soho
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Water Committee
East Jersey Water Co
Miss M’grath
East Nutley
Joseph O’neil
Mrs. Howe
England
Dan DeVries
Nichols’ Pond
Masonic
Council
Mosquit
and Fire Department
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