Nutley Realty active builder mass on spring openings
Nutley Realty Company led by president W A Lambert shows an intense fall to spring housing push in Nutley Park and Nutley, with multiple new cement stucco and shingle homes planned on Weston Daily Sylvan and Oak Crest places. Sales include G L Derry Jersey City buyer at Hampton Place and Read purchasing a Hampton Place plot for a nine room house.
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Nutley Realty Company
W. A. Lambert
Nutley Park
Weston Street
Atneco
Daily Street
Sylvan Place
Colonial Terrace
Hawthorne Avenue
Wayne Place
Avondale Roae
Prospect Heights
G. L. Derry
Dover
N. J
Hampton Place
Charles 2. Read
Jersey City
G. M. Gregg
Thomas Cook & Sons
New York
Elm Place
West Natley
California
Arthur G. Kaiser
F. G. Kienle
Rutgers Place
E. L. Mote
Newark
E. J. Hayden
J. A. Knowles
Edgewood Avenue
Nutley Police to Host Elaborate Reception and Dance
The Nutley Police Association plans a reception and dance in Town Hall Auditorium on Friday night December 15. Active members from patrol and dance units are invited and a six-man affiliation with the Patrolman's Benevolent Association is anticipated. Officers listed include Wilford Stager president and Chief Sutcliffe treasurer.
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Nutley Police Association
Town Hall
Patrolman’s Benevolent Association
Wilford Stager
Frank Jameson
William Johnson
Sutcliffe
George Maliza
East Nutley Woman Faces Eye Danger From Grease
Spattering grease from a pan while frying meat severely burned Mrs. Alfred Johnson of Myrtle Avenue, East Nutley, risking the sight of one eye. She sought an eye specialist in the city but found none. She went to a former attending physician in Jersey City where the optic was dressed and will undergo an operation to try to save her sight.
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Alfred Johnson
Myrtle Avenue
Jersey City
Family Reunion Ends Sixty-Year Gap Among Faulkenbury Brewers
Mrs. Caroline Faulkenbury hosted a reunion at 197 Hilside Avenue last Sunday, the Brewers’ first gathering in sixty years. Eldest sister is 82, youngest 74, with relatives from Nutley, Brooklyn, Tappan, Thawville, Jersey City and Englewood joining in a surprise event.
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Caroline Faulkenbury
Hilside Avenue
Brewer
Faulkenbury
Garrett
John Brawer
Brooklyn
David Brewer
Tappan
Eleanor Hanford
Eugene Brower
Walter Brower
Agnes Brower
Irving Brower
Howard
Wilbur
Clarence Brower
T. J. Brower
Jersey City
Lillian Conkling
Englewood
Missionary Society Discusses Turkey at St Pauls Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of St. Paul's Congregational Church held its first fall meeting on Wednesday afternoon. The program featured a stereopticon talk by Mrs Condit on Turkey. The society reported healthy interest and enthusiasm in its gatherings.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of St. Paul's Congregational Church
Turkey
Condit
Surprise party honors Howe couple at Kingsland Street
Mr. and Mrs. Howe of 273 Kingsland Street were treated to a surprise by their son Clarence and Harry Cole of Paterson on Wednesday night. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Corb, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs. Dek Weit, Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Day, several Misses Doyle Guenther Seheimer Zimmerman Reynolds Rutledge Carragher, and others from Nutley Belie ville.
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James J. Howe
Kingsland Street
Clarence
Harry Cole
Paterson
Harry Corb
Doyle
Frank Zimmerman
Dek Weit
Wilford Day
Grace Doyle
Amelia Guenther
Julia Seheimer
Anna Zimmerman
Miss Reynolds
Nutley
Rutledge and
Carragher
Believille
St Pauls Congregational Church Services and Meetings
Sunday School at 9 45 a m with a sermon by Rev Henry J Condit at ten o'clock. Young People at 7 p m on The Growth of Character led by Miss Belle Warden. Evening service at 7 45 with Waste Paper From An Ancient Rubbish Heap.
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Henry J. Condit
Belle Warden
Lectures Planned by Woman's Public School Auxiliary
The Woman's Public School Auxiliary met at Pack School to arrange six lectures by Professor Edward Howard Griggs titled The Great Mora Leaders. The first talk is set for February 20. The Penny Provident Fund was reorganized with Mrs A B Proal as chair.
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Woman's Public School Auxiliary
Pack School
Edward Howard Griggs
Mora
Penny Provident Fund
A. B. Proal
M. T. Morse
W. B. Arnold
Yantacaw School
G. R. Livingston
Washington School
Park School
Gr. Thomas N. Gray
Orange
Gray
First Dance of the Assembly Club at Fortnightly Club
The Assembly Club held its inaugural dance at the Fortnightly Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Merriam. Attendees included prominent local couples such as Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bird Jr and Dr. and Mrs. Albert F. Jackson, with plans for a card evening at the same venue next.
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Assembly Club
Arthur H. Merriam
Daily Street
Samuel Bird, Jr
Louis F. Rhoades
Metcalf Bradley Hatch
Waldo E. Fuller
Thaddeus L. Brown
Albert F. Jackson
Alfred
Beers Sturges
Louis P. Taylor
Arthur Middleton Slaughter
Reyal Landon
Ralph W. McClintock
Linton M. Woodford
Marion
Lewis
George Burnham Douglas
Austen Snyder
Arthur Royce Carn
Frederck Davis
William M. Weiant
Arthur Wellman
Edgar A. Bunhara
Horatio W. St. John
Arthur Hi Merrias
September School Attendance Report Totals
Superintendent J. R. Beachler submits September figures to the Board of Education. Attendance totals 1,227 pupils, 51 tardiness cases, 829 with perfect attendance, 2 truants. He calls the report satisfactory.
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J. R. Beachler
Board of Education
Sermons and Communion at Reformed ChurchOutline of four series
Tomorrow at 11 a m Rev Milton T Stauffer will speak on The Cost of Fellowship with Jesus followed by the Lord s Supper with Dr Stewart presiding. In the evening Stauffer speaks on the Humility of Jesus the first of four sermons in a series on the Character of Christ from a modern point of view with special music. Next Sunday at 3 p m a special rally service.
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Milton T. Stauffer
Jesus
Stewart
Mr. Stauffer
Christ
Third Warders to Meet at Notley School
The Third Ward Association will hold a meeting at Notley School on Chestnut Street near Whitford Avenue Tuesday October 10 at 8 30 p m. Important matters are to be discussed.
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Third Ward Association
Notley
Chestnut Street
Whitford Avenue
Mine Found in La Paz District Boosts Silver Output
A mine discovered in the district of La Paz Botivia yielded silver smelted with chigels. The find, dated to 16 0, marks a notable mineral discovery in the region.
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la Paz
Botivia
Ancient Rome model at Nutley show in New York
The Third Real Estate and Ideal Homes Show at Madison Square Garden features Italian archaeologist Lucei presenting a 60 by 60 foot model of ancient Rome. Nutley Realty will display hundreds of Nutley homes and panoramic property views, including Nutley in a Nutshell in a larger edition.
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Rome
Tiber
Caius Cestus
Adrian the Great
Ponte Sisto
Augustus
Circus Maximpus
Pompei
Marcellus
New York
Nutley Realty Company
Nutley
Leach Rites Held for Lyndhurst Resident Joseph A Leach
Joseph A Leach of River Road Lyndhurst died Tuesday after a year and half illness. Aged 54 he lived in Lyndhurst 26 years and worked as a stonecutter. Survived by wife Miss Matilda M Reipe and three sons William A Frederick W Henry D and daughter Josephine M. Funeral at his home with Rev Dr Warren L Hoagland officiating. Interment in Passaic Avenue Methodist Cemetery.
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Joseph A. Leach
River Road
Lyndhurst
Nutley
Matilda M. Reipe
William A
Frederick W
Henry D. Leach
Josephine M. Leach
Warren L. Hoagland
Vincent M. E. Church
Methodist
Passaic Avenue
Mrs. Mary Conroy Dies After Illness in Nutley Area
Mrs. Mary Conroy died at her son in law Abram Paxton’s Franklin Avenue home after a long illness at age 59. A Nutley resident most of her life she is survived by her daughter and a sister in Port Arthur Texas. Funeral services were held at St Mary’s Church with pallbearers Henry Hockstrasser Michael Gorman James Carroll and Felix McKenna. burial followed in Bloomfield.
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Mary Conroy
Abram Paxton
Franklin’ Avenue
Nutley
Nutley Choral Society Plans Winter Work Meeting
The Nutley Choral Society will meet Tuesday night in Town Hall Auditorium to decide on enrollment for the coming year and organize for the winter's work depending on member turnout.
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Nutley Choral Society
Town Hall
Mission at St Marys Church East Nutley Winds Down
Father Robert of the Passionist Order conducts a two week mission at St Marys Church East Nutley with Father Maurice assisting. Attendance remains high as services run daily at 5 PM 8 AM and 8 PM with children instructed at 4 PM. An extra Sunday mass at 8 AM was added to serve the growing parish and Sunday School proceeds in the Parish Hall with two Sisters from St Peters Belle.
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Father Robert
Passionist Order of
West
Hoboken
Maurice
Game Order
St. Mary's Church
East Nutley
St. Peter's Church
Belleville
Nutley Man Appointed First Aide to National Commander
Lars J. Petverson of Chestnut Street, a twenty year Navy veteran who served in the Boxer uprising and the Spanish American War, was named first aide de camp to National Commander Maris Simmons of the Spanish American War Veterans. He organized Brooklyn’s first beneficial camp of the veterans, paid out over 3300 in benefits, and helps support twenty-one schoolchildren.
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Lars J. Petverson
Chestnut Street
United States Navy
China
Maris Simmons
Naval Camp
Brooklyn
Petterson
West Nutley Country Club Opens Winter Preparations
Electing Thomas Bates president for the coming year, the West Nutley Country Club held its annual business greeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold K Somsatock on High Street. Plans for the social season were discussed and a name change for the club was proposed by some members. The first dance is set for Wednesday night October 25. Other officers elected include Vice-president Elease Page secretary Charles Snedeker treasurer Frederick B Young House Committee chairman William Emmons and board members William Smith and Mrs H X Comstock.
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Thomas Bates
West Nutley
Elease Page
Charles Snedeker
Frederick B. Young
House
William Emmons
Board of
Wiliam Smith
H. X. Comstock
Niece of Connolly and Passaic editor wed in East Nutley
Miss Irene Louise Hearn daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry A Connolly and James H Woods son of Assessor John Woods of Passaic city editor of the Passaic Daily News were married at St Marys Church East Nutley The ceremony was by Rev Thomas J McEnery assisted by Rev William Cunningham A traveling brown traveling dress worn by the bride sister Maryion Hearn attended by best man Frankis Woods sister and brother of the groom Miss Glaras Van Kirk Clifton served at the reception at 404 Highfield Lane Only relatives and a few close friends were present The couple will reside at 2 Henry Street Passaic after their honeymoon
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Irene Louise Hearn
Henry. A. Connolly
Highfield Lane
James H. Woods
John Woods
Summer Street
Passaic
Mr. Woods
Fenry Street
Butler McGlynn Couple Quietly Wed in Paterson
Miss Margaret Butler of Grant Avenue and John J. McGlynn of Paterson were married Thursday afternoon by Rev William L Conningham at St Marys Church with Joseph Reilly and Miss Mary Higgins as witnesses. After a wedding trip they will reside in Paterson. The bridegroom is a fireman on the Newark branch of the division.
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Margaret Butler
Grant Avenue
John J. McGlynn
Paterson
Tennis Club Elects Officers for Coming Year
Nutley Lawn Tennis Club elects officers for the coming year led by President George B. Douglas and Vice President Frederic Clements. Financial Secretary Arthur J. Elder and committee members Heywood Metcalf Hately Lewis Hobart reside on the slate.
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Nutley
Ghib
Presidardt
George B. Douglas
Frederic Clements
Arthur J. Elder
W. LB
Hobart
HOH
Heywood
Metcalf B. Hately
Lewis
Belleville baseball comeback stuns Nutley in late innings
Nutley led by early runs but Belleville rallied with five in the sixth and one more in the ninth. Pitched by Wellsher, Belleville benefited from solid support in the field and at bat. The full details follow this summary of a close game.
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Matuali
Nutley
Belleville
Forest Hill Fore Club Match At Natley Grounds
This afternoon the Fore Forest Hill aggregation will face Natley in a Park Goal conflict. The Natley battery is expected to play Ellis on Gorman and Jerry in the box. Tomorrow Natier will play Forest Hill Club on the latter's grounds.
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Forest Hill
Natley
Attery
Felthier
Ellison
Gorman
Jerry
Natier
Forest“ Hill
Row May Prevent Playing Of Deciding Baseball Game
A dispute over where the seventh game will be played delays the deciding baseball match. Caulge club grounds are cited as the site with the largest day’s receipts. Dorch asserts the manager Crisp refused to stand by the agreement.
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Nutley
Whem ‘Hey
Crisp
Dorch
Notley Primaries Fund Spending Report Fragment
Fragmentary notice notes money spent at the Notley primaries. Affidavit indicates the county committee made no effort to promote their party chances.
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Notley
Shade trees improvemnt plan faces owner consent hurdle
Report notes improvers seek to remedy the condition of shade trees and to obtain consent of property owners. The prize competition committee report states action will be made public.
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Descignee
Prizs Competion ‘Committee
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St. Paul's Congregational Church
Professor Griggs
DR. Gray
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Reformed Church
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West Nutley Country Club
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Gilman
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