Town fights over Stager firing and park patrol questions
The town and Parry continue a legal fight over Stager the chauffeur and his claimed exemption from dismissal. Stager planned retirement after a prior court settlement but pursued holiday pay before a later decision, while park supervision and lighting for the Essex County Park draw concern from Mayor Diebitsch and Secretary Alonzo Church.
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Parry
Stager
Automobile
Cook
Simon Blum
William H. Michell
Diebitsch
Alonzo Church
Essex County Park Commission
Church
Open Schools On Monday Board Divisions Debate
The Board of Education and special committee led by Mr. Cone discussed reopening schools on Monday as epidemic cases wane. Assurances say no money is lost for closures, enrollment on Monday determines funding, and a strong turnout is urged. Two new paralysis cases in Wayne Place children age twelve and eight were treated at home as part of ongoing health notes. The State Health Department lifted infantile paralysis travel identifications for under sixteen, citing diminishing cases though local groups should avoid gatherings and continue quarantine for exposed children.
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Cone
Board of Education
Trenton
State Department of Health
State of
Department of Health
New Jersey
State Department
Boards of Health
Town Fathers Limit Last Minute Board Delays
A city commission rule requires the calendar for each Board of Commissioners meeting to be prepared by the clerk before 5 PM on the day preceding the meeting. Communications or petitions received after that hour need unanimous consent to be placed on the agenda. Diebitech noted late submissions hindered proper investigation.
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Board of Commissioners
Diebitech
Water drainage and street updates from Bloomfield area council
Town officials discussed storm water drainage along Bloomfield Avenue noting it drains into a natural stream on company premises. Policing changes included a Washington School dismissal detail and appointing chancemen Elwood Davis and Stanley Elkins. Fire hydrant tests showed 50 to 100 foot streams. mains on Franklin Avenue recommended for size increase.
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Bloomfield Avenue
Wright Sutcliffe
Coeyman Avenue
Prospect Street
Kingaland Road
Cathedral Avenue
Burnet Place
Department of Public Streets
Smith
Franklin Avenue
Dirt Allocation Question Reveals Street Department Mix Up
At a Commissioners meeting Italian residents on Bloomfield avenue complain dirt from gutters was sent across the Belleville line to a Belleville resident. Louis Knabb, a firefighter on the debris job, says dirt was asked of an Italian laborer and not himself or foreman Charles Gillman, with orders to grant dirt to the shortest haul.
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Bloomfield Avenue Colony
Belleville
Louis
Knabb
Charles Gillman
Ambulance Driver Appointed for France War Zone
Stuart Edgar of Whitford Avenue confided to friends this week that he has received appointment as a chauffeur by the American Ambulance Service in the war zone in France. He expects to sail today though boat details are not yet known. Edgar recently left the New York Sun, where he was a member of the rep-
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Stuart Edgar
Whitford Avenue
France
Edgar
New York
Sup
Rep
Scouts Lose Leaders at St Pauls Church Troop
Scout troop No 3 of the Boy Scouts of America at St Pauls Church will resume active work in about a week. Two patrol leaders Faller and Shaw resigned during the summer. Faller works in business and Shaw attends Harvard. Herbert remains quarantined. Efforts will be made to recruit new members when work restarts.
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Boy Scouts of America
St.Paul’s Church
Faller
Shaw
Harvard
Herbert
Local Exchange Opens New Quarters on Chestnut Street
Advertisement notes a move to Chestnut street and announces ready to serve orders for bread and rolls with a variety of home made items. Available goods include jellies preserves pickles jams knitted sweaters baskets handmade rugs children and ladies smocked clothing and other fancy articles. Public invited to visit the exchange.
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Hes
Chestnut Street
Mail rearrangement boosts city mail service
The post office changes incoming mail to four deliveries daily and adds one outgoing mail at 2:50 PM due to trolley transport completion. Erie Railroad will still carry heavier parcels, while faster service is expected per Superintendent F C Drake.
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Erie Railroad
F.C. Drake
Erie
Nutley to Send 150 to Holy Name Parade
The Holy Name Society will send a delegation of 150 from Nutley to the Holy Name demonstration in Newark tomorrow. Murray's Band will supply music. The group will assemble at St. Mary's Hall at 1:15 p.m. led by marshals Nicholas J. Hickey and Francis X. Meas, march to Big Tree, ride a special car to Newark, form on Plane street, then proceed to Cathedral grounds on Clifton Avenue for exercises, with an expected 13,000 participants in line.
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Holy Name Society
Holy Name
Newark
Murray
Yonke
St. Mary's Hall
Nicholas J. Hickey
Francis X. Me
Marshalls
Big Tree
Plane Street
Cathedral Grounds
Clifton Avenue
Trade Board to Attend Hearing on Station Name Change
The Board of Commissioners will hear the proposal to rename three local stations to Nuattey with street subtitles. Notices have been sent to the Board of Trade members who support the change. the session ends at Town Hall and adjourns to the Post Office building for the monthly meeting.
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Board of Commissioners
Nuattey
Town Hall
Board of Trade
Car Collision in Belleville Leaves One Injured
Bernard McGinnity of Kingsland street escaped serious harm when his Ford collided with a Paige at Washington avenue and Little street Belleville on Wednesday morning. McGinnity suffered only bruises as his car was badly damaged and a rear wheel tore off from the Paige. A woman aboard the larger car was thrown from her seat but not seriously hurt. Both cars were towed to a nearby garage.
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Bernard McGinnity
Kingsland Street
Washington Avenue
Little Street
Belleville
McGinnity
Judgment Against Employer in Assault Case
John Lopenos, a workman, won a judgment for $50 and costs against Joseph T. Castles of a well known ice cream company. The East Orange District Court on Tuesday found Castles liable for an assault and battery alleged at the Irvington factory on July 10. Frederick A. Heisley of Nutley represented the plaintiff.
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John Lopenos
Joseph T. Castles
East Orange District
Irvington
Frederick A. Heisley
Nutley
Driver’s license revoked after speeding and cut-out use
One of six licenses cancelled by Commissioner Dill in Trenton on Wednesday was John J. Archambeau from this town. The charge cited speeding and using a cut-out.
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Dill
Trenton
John J. Archambeau
No Lights Violation Fines Essex Parks Worker
Thomas Viola, a teamster for the Essex County Parks Commission, was fined $2.50 by Recorder Post Sunday for driving without lighted lamps in a traffic lane.
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Thomas Viola
Essex County Parks Commission
Recorder Post Sunday
Judge Appraises Hat Damage After Auto Crush
Recorder at Police headquarters said E. L. Bortner of Edgewood Avenue must pay Mira Frederica Schenck of John Street twelve dollars for a hat crushed by Bortner’s auto. Schenck was alighting from a train at Nutley station when the hat was dropped and run over.
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Recorder Post
E. L. Bortner
Edgewood-avenue
Mira Frederica. Schenck
John Street
Miss Schunck
Bortner
St Nutley
First Aid for Silk Hats Prompt to Report Low Branches
The Shade Tree Commission urges citizens to report trees with low hanging branches that scratch hats or damage parasols. Two workers survey town areas to locate nuisance limbs and remedy problems. Complaints should be sent to KA Watts or Edmund Guthrie.
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Shade Tree Commission
KA. Watts
Edmund Guthrie
Second recital program completed at Grace Church organ
The Grace Church organ series adds the second concert on October 19 with Signor Medhiorre Mauro-Cottone from the Spanish Church New York as soloist assisted by Mrs Henrietta Fobter-Wescott. The program includes Bossi pieces, Handel Variations, Saint Saens Deluge transcriptions, and Widor Toccata with a soprano solo Santa Maria.
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Grace Church
Signor
Medhiorre Mauro-Cottone
Spanish Church
New York
Hayden
Couperin
Variszioni
Haendel
Saint- Saens
Santa Maria
Fanre
Guilmant
Sth Organ Symphony
Widor
Social Service Bureau Votes At October Meeting
The semi annual meeting of the Social Service Bureau is set for Tuesday October 10 at 8 30 PM at the Woman s Club. A president will be elected to fill the unexpired term of Mrs M T Morss who has resigned. Three Executive Committee members will be chosen to replace Mrs A B Proal Miss Elizabeth Nairn and G A Hill whose terms expire. A talk on The Place of the Social Service Bureau in a Community will be given by A W McDougal general secretary of the associated charities of Newark.
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Social Service Bureau
Woman's Club
M. T. Morss
A. B. Proal
Elizabeth Nairn
A. W. McDougal
The
Associated Charities of Newark
Roast Beef Dinner Planned by Woman’s Social Circle
The Woman's Social Circle of the Reformed Church decided at its Thursday meeting to host a Roast Beef Dinner on Thursday night October 26. A candy table and Yancy tables with sale articles will be available. Mrs. William J. Gray chairs the general committee. After the meeting, refreshments were served hosted by Mrs. John Roth and Mrs. Elizabeth Kingsland.
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The
Reformed Church
Yancy
William J. Gray
John Roth
Elizabeth Kingsland
Chimney Fire Extinguished at Grant Avenue Home
A chimney fire in the home of John O Powers on Grant Avenue prompted a Sunday afternoon alarm to fire headquarters. Yantacan Chemical and Sergeant Platt responded and extinguished the flames before any damage occurred.
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John O Powers
Grant Avenue
Yantacan Chemical
Platt
For Rent Six Room Apartment on Vreeland Avenue
A six room apartment with one bath is available for rent at 67 Vreeland Avenue for $21. Inquiries should be directed to 85 Vreeland Avenue.
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Vreeland
Rooma
Bath
Vreeland Avenue
Woman's Club Schedules Not Mailed Monthly For Winter Program
The Woman's Club outlines a busy winter program with talks by Mrs. Austin M. Palmer on club life problems and a series of meetings from October through June. Highlights include literary sessions with Tagore and Masefield, a legal study on New Jersey law, novelties like Halloween events, art exhibits, musical programs, and a junior membership chaired by Mrs. W. F. Dabney.
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Woman’s. Club
Austin M. Palmer
Hallowe’en
Federation
Jane Seymour Klink
Education Department
Pértey A. Prior
Bank Directors Declare Dividend at Nutley Meeting
Bank of Nutley directors approved a dividend after reviewing earnings for the last three months at Tuesday afternoon session. The decision reflects steady progress in earnings and cash available for distribution to shareholders.
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Bank of Nutley
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