Officials deny day’s charges and discuss alleged evidence suppression
A letter by Justice of the Peace Thomas F. Day accuses local officials of hiding evidence in a Sunday closing case involving Vito Crecca. Police Chief John Perkins, Mayor John P. Lux, Recorder William H. Parry, and Councilman William N. Halsey deny the claims, pledge to reveal facts later, and face investigation by the Second Ward Association. Day's letter details open saloon violations and a case influenced by Halsey, while officials dispute the accusations and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Thomas FP. Day
Police Department
John Perkins
Day
Second Ward Association
Aug Y Perkins
Vito Crecca
East Pass
William N. Halsey
Reccn
Halsey
Law and Order Committee
Ouritown
John Jamison
Fast Passaic Avenue
Crecca
Nutley
James ‘Gingerrella
Avondale
Primary Tickets Distribution at Town Hall
Local candidates and agents gathered at Town Hall to collect their primary tickets from the Town Clerk after the law required readiness but before distribution began.
Nutley A C and Mutuals Belleville renew second series
Nutley A C and Mutuals of Belleville start a three game series with the first at Park Goal this afternoon. A rematch follows in Belleville next week and a possible Nutley win could evoke strong local support and high interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley A. C
Mutuals of
Belleville
Mike McFigot
Nutleys
Park
Hornblower Avenue
Nutley
Scharftenberg
McEligot
Mutual
George T. Brooks
Married in Nutley on Passaic Avenue nuptials
Mrs Frances J Dalrymple of Peapack and John Auble of Gladstone NJ wed at Rev William G Nelsons residence on Passaic Avenue. Mrs Catherine Spinning of East Orange was matron of honor with Pearl Dalrymple as maid. The groom a Gladstone retiree and local figure. bride known in Peapack. They honeymoon in Albany and Niagara Falls then plan to live in Gladstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances J. Dalrymple
Peapack
N. J
John Auble
Gladstone
William G. Nelson
Passaicavanue
Catherine Spinning
East Orange
Pearl Dalrymple
Germany
Albany
Niagara Falls
Disorderly Brother Before Recorder
Kaymes Stonewecy of Entwistle avenue accused his brother Theophalus who lives opposite on the same street of causing neighborhood unrest with loud noise Thursday night. Witnesses supported the charge and Recorder Party fined Theophalus seven dollars fifty cents and warned him to improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaymes Stonewecy
Entwistle Avenue
Theophalus
Recorder
Civic Association Seeks Honest Officials To Enforce Laws
A local citizen urges civic action to place men in office who will uphold laws and reduce town costs, warning against hiring political allies who may fail to benefit the community. He cites opposition to the saloon and risks faced by reformers, noting threats from liquor interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Association
Ohio
Howland Targets Parker at Progressive Town Hall
A Town Hall meeting in Nutley featured Howland and Parker facing off in a partisan discuss ion. Howland charged Parker with voting for a Tammany resolution to save Cannon while railing against regulars and stand-patters in an evening of humor and political barbs led by William J. Kinsley and Edmund B. Osborne.
Candidacy And Park Plans Spark Debate In Nutley Ward
The Nutley Town Council and ward association discuss separate ticket possibility if primaries fail to produce suitable candidates. Debate centers on park maintenance costs, trolley improvements, and proposed trunk sewer details while a Day critique prompts an investigative committee review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward
aShy
Mgr
James L. Miller
Essex County Park Commission
Nutley
Democrats Plan Rally at St Marys Hall on Sept 22
A Democratic rally will be held at St. Marys Hall East Nutley on Thursday night September 22 Local candidates will speak and prominent figures from across the state and county are expected to attend The local Democrats are hopeful for a strong showing this year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Hall
East Nutley
Passaic Church Schedules Sunday Services
Services of First Church of Christ Scientist at 53 Prospect Street Passaic include Sunday School and worship. Sunday School and service times are 9 80 a m and 11 a m with tomorrow’s sermon titled Substance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ Scientist
Prospect Street
Passaic
New Jersey voters urged to support Progressive candidates
John N. Klein of Belleville recalls a past offer of money for personal expenses in the Assembly and questions who funded it as he opposed John Kean for U S Senator. The Regulars are mocked for wide electoral reach and high costs, with anecdotes about a $5,000 election price. Walter F. Simpson and Philip Walsh spoke on issues for Essex County Register nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
John. N. Klein
Belleville
Assembly
John Kean
United States
Osborne
Register
Essex County
Walter F. Simpson
Philip Walsh
Nutley B B C Opens Season With Delawanna Victory
Nutley B B C wins its first game against Delawanna A C on the Park Grounds. Battery carriers Carey Blum and Gilman. A return game is set for tomorrow afternoon in Delawanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley B.B. C
Delawanna
Delawanna A. C
Nutley
Ita
Battery
Cariey Blum
Gilman
Priest Returns From Abroad With Blessed Picture
Rev. Francis A. Foy of St. Mary's East Notley returns after a three month voyage including Italy Austria France and Germany. He met the Pope in Rome and said mass on St Peter's tomb. The Pope blessed the Catholic Children’s Aid Society work and a picture of six year old Sartoonnally Connolly. Dated July 28 1910 Brissell arranged the papal blessing. Father Foy was accompanied by Rev. William A. Fletcher and Rev. J. A. Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Foy
St. Mary's Church
East
Notley
Montreal
Father Foy
Italy
Austria
France
Germany
Rome
Peter
Nutley
Catholic Children's Aid Society
Sartoonnally
Henry
A. Connelly
Pius
Dr Bishop Wins Markham Trophy Again in Tennis Cup
Dr David T Bishop secured the Markham Cup for the third consecutive year at Nutley Lawn Tennis Club defeating H H Heywood in the final after earlier rounds. Matchs details include 6-1 4-6 6-3 6-4 scores and multiple byes and defaults in earlier rounds. The mixed doubles tournament starts this afternoon with eight couples competing for two cups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Clarence L Markhan
David T., Bishop
Bishop
H. H. Heywood
Orr
O'Reilly
Heywood
John Balmer
Hobart
C Balmer
Hatch
Farrington
Carr
B. Douglas
Townsend
Greene
Spinning
G. Douglas
Rutan
Grr
Douglas
Edna Lux
Bessie O'Neil
Death claims elderly Nutley resident Adam M Hallidy
Funeral services for Adam M Hallidy who died after several weeks illness were held at his Nutley home and at Vincent Cemetery. He was seventy-two, Civil War veteran, survived by wife, daughter Mrs Arthur Dickinson of Newark and son High Hallidy of Nutley. The Progress Lodge Knights of Honor attended. Rev. Dr Warren L Hoagland and Rev. William C Nelson officiated. interment at Vincent Cemetery on Passaic Avenue. A separate burial for Mrs Barnly Garrabrant followed at Mt Pleasant Cemetery Newark. she was seventy four and had been blind ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam M. Hallidy
Vreeland Avenue
Progress’ Lodge
Knights, of Honor
Iman
Dr ‘Warren
L. Hoagland
William
Hallidy
Ilness
Nutley
Sines
Arthur Dickinson
Newark
High Hallidy
Nuiley
Barnly Garrabrant
Chestnut Street
Belvidere
Menlo Park
Thomas
Edison
P. Day
George * Stinwell 2
Kearney
Chirch Weekly Speciales Vices Feature Preview
Fragmentary note references weekly Chirch specials and vices theme. Mentions tomorrow and a specific weekly schedule but lacks clear names, places, or events to specify.
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Rusby
Mutuals
Howland
Parker
Martin
Billy Martin
Kelly
Town Hall
Edmund B. Osborne
Progressive League
California
Wisconsin
Michigan
Kansas
New Hampshire
William J. Kinsley
Tammany
Cannon
R. Wayne Parker
Congress
Osbornne
Trenton
Democrats
Christian Science Services
DR. Bishop
Markham
Siam
Bangkok
A.M. ‘Hallidy
Sarah Garrabrant
Abraham Acker
Adam Moses Hallidy
Abraham R. Ackerman
Abraham
Ackerman
Mr Hallidy
Lake Atreét
OM Henry Y
Specia
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