Nutley Day by Day Highlights Local Happenings
Nutley reports a mix of local notes including a St Mary’s Lyceum smoker, audits of the Town Council, a children’s party for Sarto Connolly, and a Democratic meeting on Connolly’s Hall. Town residents face a street accident when a wheel came off Alvin Cunningham’s vehicle, while Nusley Improvement prizes honor top kept homes.
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St. Mary’s Lyceum
St. Mary's Hall
Cogan Dies of Injuries After Mill Accident
James Cogan, a night hosiery mill worker on Harrison Street in this town, was injured at four o clock Tuesday morning when his arm was torn from the socket by machinery. He died at Mountainside Hospital Montclair Tuesday night after an operation. He lived at 261 Franklin Avenue Bloomfield and is survived by a widow two sons and three daughters. A burial permit was issued by Deputy County Physician Simmons Orange.
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James Cogan
Harrison Street
Mountainside Hospital
Montclair
Franklin Avenue
Bloomfield
Simmons
Orange
Nutley Fire Department Invited to Nyack Parade
Nutley marching club of the Fire Department to visit Nyack New York on Wednesday October 11 for the Firemen Parade. Drills nightly at Avondale Hose Company house. Robinson's Band of Paterson to accompany. About fifty Nutley men expected. A special Erie Railroad car chartered for the event.
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Nutley Fire Department
Nyack
N. Y
House of Avondale Hose Company
Robinson
Paterson
Nutley
Erie Railroad
Pauls Congregational Church Sunday Services Pastor Preaching
Pauls Congregational Church invites worship with Rev Or Helming delivering morning and evening sermons. Morning service at 11 o clock and 7 45 o clock in the evening. Sunday School at 9 45 a m and 2 30 p m. Adult class on Paul and his letters led by W G Davis meets in the morning hour. Young Peoples Meeting at 3 p m on Sunday. Mid week meeting Wednesday at 8 p m.
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t.Paul’s Congregational Church
Or Helming
Paul
W.G Davis
Young Peoples
Thomas. Clements
Methodist Church Services Announced for Sunday
On Sunday the pastor Rev. Albert Clement will preach at both services. Morning service at 10:30 with topic The Perfect Christian Tried by Severe Tests. Evening service at 7:45 with theme Men as Trees Walking. Class meeting 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 2:30 p.m. Epworth League Vespers 6:45 p.m. General Player Meeting Wednesday 8 p.m.
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Methodist Episcopal Cnarch
Albert Clement
Epworth League
The Reformed Church Service Schedule
On Sunday Rev. Wm. Stuart will preach on Periodical Piety at 7.44 p.m. Communion follows quadr... Sunday School and Bible Class at 9.45 a.m. Sons and Daughters of the King meet at 7.15 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m. led by Elder Barr.
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Wm. Stuart
Sons and Daughters of the King
Barr
Successful Nutley card party and early football results
Nutley Improvement Society hosts a successful afternoon card party at Nutley Club with eighteen tables. Prizes include a silk pillow and glass dishes. The Nutley A C defeats Belleville 11 0 and Nutley Juniors beat Ester A G C 12 0 in a hot, snappy weekend slate.
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Nutley Improvement Society
Nutley Club
Leesday
E. Hby
Pierre P. Laheus
Thanking Kind Donor for Dolls Sent to Church Aid
Mrs S Silverburg of Park Street West Nutley expresses thanks through the Nutley Sun to an unknown donor who sent six large bisque dolls to the Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Congregational Church, received by express last Saturday.
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The
NutLey Son
Stokes Not Intending Senate Candidacy Against Dryden
The Trenton State Gazette states Governor Stokes, while not ruled out constitutionally, has declared he has no plan to oppose Fohin F. Dryden for the United States Senate when Dryden seeks re election.
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Dryden
Stokes
United “States
Fohin F. Dryden
United States Senate
Trenton State Gazette
Bound to Come Trunk Sewer Faces Political and Legal Hurdles
The trunk sewer plan, set aside by courts on technical grounds in a Paterson suit, is expected to return before the next Legislature as Newark presses for progress. Also, state health inspectors report 25 percent of milk samples adulterated at seaside resorts, with 16 of 32 cream samples containing preservatives, prompting criticism of the Board of Health for delayed action during the summer season.
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Clarence B. Iliffe
Liffe
Frank B. Speer
Water-Cress Farm
S. T. H. Lange
Bridgeman
Hawthorne Avenue
Louis Grant
Roscoe Symonds
J.T. Faith
W. D. Drukett
George B Douglas
Walter Woodruff
Charles V. Lent
Josephine ‘Tiffany
Nutley
Paterson
Newark
Hudson Observer
State Board of Health
Ashbury
Park
Long Branch
Red Bank
Board of Health
Tate Board’ of Health
Ngark Daily Advertiser
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