Beer peddler trials hinge on bona fide orders and labels
In Nutley an outside liquor dealer case rules that beer may be sold only with advance payment and a bona fide written order showing the buyer’s name and address. The Recorder’s decision cites prior cases, noting delivery proves title transfer, and reports fines for a Newark driver and adjourned trials for other alleged beer peddlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A Brer
Beer Peddier
William Herring
Herring
Nutley
Mr. Ary
Glen Ridge
Montclair
Tentyck
Newark
Will Talk On Interesting Subjects
Two speakers address Second Ward Association members at Masonic Hall on Thursday evening. Rev. Francis A. Foy will speak on The Duty of Citizenship and M B Hatch will discuss votes for or against proposed amendments to the State Constitution to be decided at the September 4 Special election. All voters interested in good government are invited.
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Second Ward Association
Masonic Hall
Francis A. Foy
St. Mary's Church
M. B. Hatch
Nutley Road Committee Plans Fountain At West Nutley Plaza
The Second ward Road Committee beautifies West Nutley Plaza and expects Mr. Wm. A. Lambert to install a fountain after curbing is finished. Nutley Improvement Society has kept grounds tidy but not yet joined the project. committee invites society input on immediate tasks.
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West Nutley Plaza
Second Ward
Wm. A. Lambert
Nutley
Nutleyites Triumph at Lake Hopatcong Meet
Nutley athletes dominated Spery Springs on Lake Hopatcong last Saturday afternoon. Jean Witbeck led multiple events including men s doubles rowing, canoe upset race, men s 75 yard swim, and canoe doubles with Lawson Hill, while George Hill and Clark Hill took second in canoe doubles. Lawson Hill also won the obstacle race with Witbeck placing second and Miss Louise Nichols won the ladies swimming.
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Spery Springs
Town Council approves band concert on September 11 at Park
At a meeting of the Special Committee of the Town Council on band concerts and William A. Lambert held Monday night in Town Hall it was decided to stage a first class band concert on the Park on Saturday evening September 11. A creditable program will be arranged and this will probably be the only concert this season.
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William A. Lambert
Town Hall
Edgar T. Clements Accepts Call at White Plains Church
Mr. Edgar T. Clements has accepted a call from the Chatterton Hill Congregational Church in White Plains New York. He has begun duties and will be ordained to the ministry in the early Fall.
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Chatterton Hill Congregational Church
White Plains
N. Y
Edgar T. Clements
Rumors of Independent Political Club Forming in Second Ward
In the Second Ward rumors say a new independent political club of younger voters may be formed soon. Aside from agitation nothing definite has been done.
Local Feed House Promotes Fresh Oats and Grains
A local feed supplier touts a broad stock of oats corn bran middlings hay and straw priced just above cost. New oats are highlighted as high quality with substantial sales volume.
Mason Material Promises Prompt Delivery of Building Supplies
The Mason Material yard advertises quick delivery of cement lime plaster adamant brick and Tiger Brand hard wall finish. It invites customer orders and claims to serve everyone in town.
Labor Day Activities at Nutley Park Grounds and Club Courts
Nutley A. C. faces Delawanna A. C. and St. Joseph A. C. in morning and afternoon baseball on the Park Grounds with decisive upcoming games. Nutley Tennis Club schedules single and doubles championships on Prospect Street courts with the Markham Cup, held by Dr. D. T. Bishop, and two cups for doubles winners donated by Bishop and W. H. Clements. Spectators welcomed for a gala, full-day event.
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Nutley Lawn Tennis Club
Prospect Street
Nutley A. C
Delawanna A. C
St. Joseph A.C
East Rutherford
Nutley
Nutley Club
Nutley Field Club
Markham
D. T. Bishop
Drs. Bishop
Heywood
Messrs
W. H. Clements
Bishop and Clements
Hawksworth Declares Candidacy in Third Ward Race
Mr. George Hawksworth returns from the seashore and announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Councilman in the coming primaries. Mr. Barr says he will not seek renomination, leaving Hawksworth potentially unopposed.
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Third Ward
George Hawksworth
Barr
Hawksworth
Solomon Brothers Fined for Beating in Mill Area
Antone and Stephen Solomon of Franklin Avenue were fined 5 dollars each by Recorder Party after being accused of choking and beating Anton Arndt on August 2% night. Arndt testified he and friends were card playing at Oswald Smaltz's Harrison Street home when the Solomons allegedly attacked him. The brothers said they were insulted and deny serious intent. they paid the fine.
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Antone
Stephen Solomon
Franklin Avenue
Lobsitz’s
Recorder Party
Anton Andt
Harrison Street
Andt
Oswald Smaltz
Solomons
Arndt
Erie Railroad Sells Hudson and Manhattan Tunnel Tickets
Erie Railroad has arranged for single and strip tickets for the Hudson and Manhattan Tunnel to go on sale at most suburban stations starting September 1. Tickets are available at Nutley stations and can be purchased with regular railroad tickets for convenience.
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Erie Railroad
Hudson and Manhattan Tunnel
Nutley
Ford evades arrest after street disturbance
John Ford of Passaic avenue faces a living warrant from Councilman Halsey over a Saturday disturbance. Ford struck Chance Gilman in a saloon after Gilman tried to collect poll tax, breaking Gilman’s billy. He fled through a cornfield toward Belleville and remains at large. Chief Booth warns Ford’s brother Daniel, a chanceman, to resign.
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John Ford
Passaic Avenue
Halsey
Centre Street
Ford
Chanceman
Gilman
Anthony Journay
Franklin Avenue
Gillman
Billy
Booth
Belleville
Nutley
Bellevue
John
Daniel
Business Change in Nutley As Dexter Sells To Huntley
Mr Lowrie Dexter disposed of his Nutley business to Arno L Huntley formerly of Newark The sale includes the insurance business and coal outfit with 200 tons of coal Huntley will set up an office on Hillside avenue Dexter travels to White Lake Sullivan County NY to run a wholesale ice business and a summer hotel He plans immediate start with cousin K E Hammond of Church Street They depart Nutley September 15 White Lake a summer resort four miles from Monticello on the Ontario and Western Railroad
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Lowrie Dexter
Arno L. Huntley
Newark
Huntley
Hillside Avenue
Dexter
White Lake
Sullivan County
N.Y
K E. Hammond
Church Street
Nutley
Monticello
Ontario & Western
Man Fined for Stealing Peanuts on Washington Ave
Robert Redick a colored Orange resident who drives a dump cart on Washington avenue was fined five dollars for taking a bag of peanuts from George Gregackos a peanut vendor on Washington avenue last Monday without paying. The vendor’s face was injured and clothing torn in the dispute. Redick’s employer paid the fine.
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Robert Redick
Washington Avenue
Recorder Party
George Gregackos
Redick
The Reformed Church Services This Sunday
The pastor Rev. Wm. Stuart will preach at 10 a.m. on The Joy In Harvest. Sunday School starts 9 45 a.m. Evening service at 7 45 p.m. with Mutual Com mendings as theme. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7 p.m.
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Wm. Stuart
St Pauls Congregational Church Service Schedule
On Sunday Bible School at 10 a m the pastor Rev G A Hul bert preaches at 11 a m The Young People's Society of Christian Service meets at 7 p m The pastor yields another sermon at 7 45 p m Everyone is welcome and seats are free
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G. A. Hulbert
Young People's Society of Christian Service
Ice Cream Sale Ad At Masonic Hall Pharmacy
High grade ice cream offered in bricks and bulk at 35c per quart. Sale location listed as Masonic Hall Pharmacy with prices and options for bulk orders.
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Masonic Hall Pharmacy
No More Tariff Unrest Pushes for Revision
Senators Cummins and LaFollette urge another tariff revision to calm agitation. Business leaders support new rates as better than uncertainty and prosperity arrest, arguing the tariff should rest and be revisited only in ten years. The Philadelphia Press notes broad backing from business to test the new rates.
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Cummins
LaFollette
Philadelphia ‘‘Press
Colgate's Dental Cream Promotion at Masonic Hall Pharmacy
Colgate's Dental Cream is advertised at 20 cents at Masonic Hall Pharmacy with a brief endorsement and sale notice.
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Colgate’s
Masonic Hall Pharmacy
Glassy ball pitching shines in Nutley game
Joiner mows eight innings with nine strikeouts and a three-base hit as Nutley edges Natley 5 2. Visiters struggle to score until the ninth inning. Brown errs but does not alter the outcome. Freeman, Conlon contribute early hits. Bishop and Stager factor in Nutley scoring.
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Nutley
Joiner
Nutley Boys
Brown
Natley
Gilman
Bishop
Stager
Hawkins
Freeman Welt
van Winkls
Conlon
Child Struck by Car in Newark Collision
A pedestrian collision near Newark left a child knocked down after a slow moving truck failed to stop. Witnesses described the vehicle as a speeder in the moment before impact.
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Newark
Gil
Si ‘ Chine
Clauseur
James Beard
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