Lewis to Be Here Tuesday for Essex County Campaign Rally
Nutley hosts a Republican campaign night at Town Halls with Vivian M. Lewis and five other GOP candidates including Edmund Wilson R Wayne Parker Harold A. Miller Thomas P. Alworth and Fred L. Baldwin. Gates open at 8.15 with Lewis arriving at 8.30 for his address and a reception to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian M. Lewis
Nutley
Lewis
Essex County
Belleville
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Republican Executive Committee
Mr. Lewis
Edmund Wilson
R. Wayne Parker
Congress
Harold A. Miller
Assembly
Thomas P. Alworth
Fred L. Baldwin
Myr. Lewis
Boy Missing After Watching Ships Near Nutley Docks
Bruce Munroe sixteen of Flushing Long Island disappeared after spending Sunday with Rev Henry J Condit family and Monday at the river docks in Nutley He returned home Monday night saying he was late entering the city and had lingered at the docks where he enjoys watching ships His parents reported him missing triggering a citywide search by Nutley police and other departments before his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Condit
Brookfield Avenue
New York
Bruce Munroe
Yer “Ald
Flushing
L. L
State Street
Scitte
Nutley Police
Mr. Gondit
Nutley
Gwang
St. Paul's Church
Grace Sunday School Social Evening at Grace Episcopal
Grace Episcopal Church Sunday School held a social gathering at the parish house on Highfield Lane last Saturday. A program of music and games preceded a dance. Organizers included Mr. and Mrs. William F. Dabney and several others. attendees included Miss Theodora Libby, Miss Caroline Goodrich, William Montague, and many local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church Sunday School
Highfield Lane
Dante
William F. Dabney
Frederic Davis
Henry Mortimer Libby
Henry W. Goodrich
Theodora Libby
Caroline Goodrich
Madeline Montague William Montague
Lillian Dodd
Sigurd Hershloff
Farewell reception by Naval Brigade honors teacher William D. Wight
William D. Wight of New York recently from Nutley received a farewell from the Vincent M. E. Church Naval Brigade. He plans to move to Kansas City at month’s end. Rev. Dr. W L Hoagland presided. multiple members delivered addresses and resolutions were presented. Supper followed for about ninety attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Wight
New York
Nutley
Naval Brigade
Vincent M. E. Church
Wight
Kansas City
W. L. Hoagland
Messrs
Joseph D. Little
A. B. Meredith
Roscoe B. Symonds
W. Hinckley Mitchell
C. W. Lichtenstein
Ronald
Mr. Meredith
Mr. Wight
Ralph Woodruff
Robert Donaldson
Hatless man fled from Bloomfield dance row ends in arrest
Alexander Dymika of 46 East Passaic Avenue was arrested Monday morning by Chanceman Daniel Ford after a chase along High Street. He said he fled a Polish dance fight in Bloomfield four miles away and was later sent home after an interpreter clarified his story. The Bloomfield police had also reported him missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Dymika
East Passaic Avenue
High Street
Daniel Ford
Bloomfield
Dymika
Boy Injured After Bicycle Fall At Local Intersection
Richard Hill seven year old son of George A. Hill president of the board of education was knocked unconscious when his bicycle went over a stone at Franklin and Yreeland avenues. Jean Witbeck Sr. carried him home a physician found only a scratched and bruised head and arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Yreeland
Richard Hill
Board of Education
George A. Hill
Jean Witbeck, Sr
Christmas Fund Festival at Vincent Church
The Sunday School of Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church will present its third annual Christmas Fund Festival on Friday December 9. The Town Hall Auditorium will host the concert as in past years with exceptional talent secured to ensure its success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church
Town Hall
The Reformed Church Services Announced
On Sunday Pastor Rev. William Stuart will preach at both services. At 11 a.m. the sermon is Whats Your Idea. Evening service at 7.45 p.m. Milk Meat. Sunday School at 9.45 a.m. Prayer service Wednesday 8 p.m. Junior Christian Endeavor at 3.30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stuart
Junior Christian Endeavor
Nutley Council Notes Praise For Police Chief and Local Planners
A Maywood citizen commended Nutley Chief Wright Sutcliffe for recovering his horse and carriage, praising his courtesy and honesty. The meeting also debated cesspool permits, curb box charges, street appropriations, and street openings, with actions on Harrison Street guttering, Roma and Humbert streets acceptance, and a postponed Pas s aic Valley Trunk Sewer discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Maywood
N. J
Charles Coxsee
Wright Sutcliffe
Rutherford
Hackensack
River Road
Board of Health
M. J. Callahan
Robert M. Atcheson
High Street
Terrace Avenue
Atcheson
DeVries
Martine Flays Republicans at Nutley Meeting
Democrat James E. Martine labeled the tariff infernal and called tariffs legalised highway robbery. He attacked commissions and high salaries, urged self governing, and predicted a Wilson win by 40 000. Samuel Silverburg spoke on Nutley county issues and boss reform. Other speakers included Bouvier Herbert Dorch Winfield Kirkpawick Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Martine
Railroad Commission
Voting Machine Commission
Woodrow Wilson
Harge
Samuel Siiverburg
Freeholder
Martine
Nutley
Board of Freeholders
J. W. Bouvier
H. A. Herbert
Jens H. Dorch
Henry Winfield
William Kirkpawick
W. E. Page
Injured by Fall at Lake Hopatcong Cottage
Mrs. J. P. Huntting of Prospect Street fell through a weakened plank on a dock at their cottage at Lake Hopatcong last Friday. She sustained severe bruises with no broken bones. Workmen blasting rocks along the lakefront prepared the dock prior to a permanent replacement. The Hunttings plan a weekend hunting trip in the lake area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Hopatcong
J. P. Huntting
Prospect Street
Miss Catherine C. Vetter Weds John H. Lecky in Passaic
Miss Catherine C. Vetter of 328 East 80th Street New York married John H. Lecky of 145 High Street on Saturday afternoon. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Charles Graves pastor of the Unitarian Church Passaic at the bridegroom’s brother C. S. Lecky home where he had resided for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine C. Vetter
East 80Th Street
New York
John 8. Lecky
High Street
Charles Graves
Unitarian Church
Passaic
C. 8. Lecky
City council action on trolley stop and town drainage
The Mayor complained about trolley cars not stopping at the railroad bridge on High street. The company will move the stop sign south and add one north of the bridge. The Legal Committee will review the legality of draining water from Acquackanonk Township into the town’s northern section. Permission was given to deport a Russian Pole at about fifty dollars. The Commissioners of Assessment report on Mountain View avenue opening from Prospect street to Hillside avenue was referred to the Road Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Street
Acquackanonk Township
Mountain View Avenue
Prospect Street
Hillside Avenue
Fire Precaution Deploys All Three City Companies
Firemen kept three companies at their headquarter stations from 11 30 p m to 4 4 am after water supply cut off and a street line on John near Centre was being connected. Contractor James L Boylan chose Saturday night for the work. No fire occurred, but some firemen woke a Chestnut street baker and almost bought out his stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Street
Centre Street
James L. Boylan
Chestnut Street
Children Jumping on Moving Wagons and Trains
A warning urges parents to curb children from jumping on moving wagons and trains and throwing stones. It notes dangers to the children and others, and calls on schools and police to aid in stopping the habit while drivers should allow safe boarding or forbid it. Authority cited includes J. R. Bracnier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Bracnier
Special Services At Lyndhurst Church
A special service will be held on Sunday November 6 at the new Italian Church Lyndhurst New Jersey. Solemn vespers and benediction will be celebrated by Rev Alphonso DeSantolo rector of the Italian Catholic Church. All Catholics in the area are invited. A sermon will follow a talk by a visiting clergyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndhurst
N. J
Alphonso DeSantolo
Holy Family
Nutley
New School Structure Put to Voters in Nutley Meeting
On Friday night November 4, residents will gather at the Park School auditorium for a special district meeting to vote on a new East Nutley school. The Board of Education seeks permission to borrow funds to build a nine room school with an auditorium at a cost not to exceed 50 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park School
East Nutley
Board of Education
Men’s Association Receives Friends at Church Reception
The Men's Association of the Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church will host a reception on Monday evening November 14 in the church lecture room. An unusual program features the well known Brooklyn organization the Orpheus Male Quartette. The winter season includes formal debates and informal discussions, aiming for a busy schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
Orpheus
Friday Evening Bridge Club Opens Season at Wesants
The Friday evening Bridge Club begins its season at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Wesant tonight. After tonight the club meets every second Friday at a member’s home. Members include Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Raymond and others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Wesant
Ralph Raymond
E. Be ‘Dunham
A. R.cart
RW. “McClintock
M. L Lewis
Albert Redfern
W. M. Weiant
M.B. Hatch
Christian Science Services Schedule in Tomorrow's Notice
Brief church notice lists First Church of Christ Salace offerings for tomorrow with details on services and observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Services of
First Church . of Christ Salace For Tomorrow
Audit Request Sparks Board of Education Talks
A renewed push by the Second Ward Association for a seven year audit of the Board of Education prompted a Tuesday night meeting. A committee including George A. Hill, H. W. St. John, and A. B. Sturges was named to confer with the association. The dispute centered on whether funds and books should be audited, with the board claiming limited money handling and rents as the main finance flows while offering to allow the association to audit at their own expense if desired. The discussion touched on school grounds improvements, safety at Franklin and Brookfield, and related administrative questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward Association
Board of Education
George A. Hill
Messrs
H.W. St. John
A. B. Sturges
Second Ward
Schoo
William “J. Kinsley
Yantacan
Franklin Avenue
Brookfield Avenue
Education
Hill
Sturges
Explainill
St. John
Ener
Andy
Towdine
William C. Simmons
Nutley
J. R Beechle
Arthur Stager
Messi Booth
Ev 3
Embrae
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace Sunday School
the Reformed Church
St. Angelo Society
St. Mary’s Church
Roma Street
Humbert Street
Harrison Street
Passaic Avenue
Passaic Valley
Carr
Paterson
Fire Department
Halsey
Franklin Hose Company
Miller ‘Street
Martine Flays
Parker
Vetter—Lecky
Lyndhurst Church
Christian Science Services
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