Nutley Women Shifting Suffrage Campaign to Belleville
Miss Agnes Campbell's Votes-for-Women squad shifts from Nutley to Belleville, holding noon factory talks and nightly events. Speakers include Mrs Lois Babcock and Violet Desn. Social Service Bureau rooms near Town Hall to host discussions beginning September 20. A window campaign with posters and suffrage pins grows. home display cards urged for supporters. Ball planned for October 8. vote on suffrage amendment set for October 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Campbell
Lois Babcock
Ard
Violet Desn
London
Arthur B'Proal
Social Service Bureau
Town Hall
Misa Alyse
Gregory
Protests Over Seating Of Rival Fire Chief
Alonzo Bross contests his removal as Chief and protests to the State Relief Association against Louis Gehring being seated at the Relief Convention on September 22 in Atlantic City. The legal actions are paused and Gehring would be a delegate ex officio unless Bross’s protest is resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Bross
State Relief Association
Louis Gehring
Atlantic City
Bross
Mr. Gehring
Mr. Bross
Nutley A A Forms Tennis Department for Fall Tournament
The tennis department of the Nutley A A organized at Edward Dillon’s Highfield lane home plans a September 22 ten day tournament to pick the team for the club. A match against Passaic is set for October 2. Committee members include Dillon Ellwood Jones Thurston Woodford Hammatt Norton and Howard Stoddard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley A. A
Edward Dillon
Highfield Lane
The
Athletic Association
Passaic
Mr.Dillon
Ellwood Jones
Thurston Woodford
Hammatt Norton
Howard Stoddard
Franklin A A holds first annual get-together dinner
The Franklin A A gathered at Stetters Newark for its first annual banquet with forty covers. President Stoddard presided as toastmaster and speakers Edward Dillon and Arthur Stager outlined plans for the upcoming athletic season. Football and basketball teams were decided with Perry Scorso as manager of the football squad. Committee members were Oscar Lindstrom Alexander Tasker and Douglas Slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin A. A
Stetters
Newark
Stoddard
Edward Dillon
Arthur Stager
Cuming
Perry Scorso
Oscar _ Lindstrom
Alexander Tasker
Douglas Slaughter
Wonders of the West Impress Local People
Mr and Mrs Harry Wood of Centre Street return from a five week cross continental trip visiting Chicago Yellowstone Park Los Angeles the Exposition at San Diego Mexico San Francisco Portland Glacier National Park and the Canadian Rockies The highlight is Yellowstone geyser atop a lake island where anglers cook fish in the geyser’s bubbling mouth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wood
Centre Street
Chicago
Yellowstone Park
Los Angeles
San Dergo
Mexico
San Francisco
Portland
Canadian Rock Sea
Glacier Park
Mr. Wood
Yellowstone
Firemen's Movie Night At Park Theatre
A 1916 Morris Beit car with full floating rear axle 11 inch upholstery and 52 inch springs will be the first prize at the Firemen's Movie Night. The event, arranged by a joint committee from three departments with Andrew Fleming as chairman, features the Country Store and a lively evening at the Park Theatre Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Theatre
Andrew Fleming
Immigrant as Prize Exhibit Opens in New York Studio
Mrs Harry Payne Whitney hosts a prize exhibition on Immigrant in America from November 15 to December 15 at her West Eighth Street studio New York. Prizes include 500 250 100 50 for painting or sculpture and 100 each for black and white drawing and poster. Jury features Aldrich Fraser Henri Gibson Sloan Leyendecker Man ship. Free admission weekends others support immigrant Americanization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Harry Payne Whitney
Chester H. Aldrich
James E. Fraser
Robert Henri
Charles Dana -Gibson
John Sloan
Frank X. Leyendecker
Pou! Manship
Man Hurt After 30 Foot Fall From Roof
Antonio Laporte thirty seven of 33 East Centre street suffered back injuries after sliding from a roof he was painting on Duncan street North Arlington. He fell about thirty feet and may have internal injuries.
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Duncan Street
North Arlington
Antonio Laporte
East Centre Street
Cash for Auto Hurts
Miss Jennie Syme, fifteen years old, recovered a judgment of $65 in the El Trick Court Thursday from John W. Gates of 542 Jersey avenue. Gates ran his automobile into her as she was walking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Syme
John W. Gates
Jersey Avenue
Urgent appeal for Walnut Street station improvement funds
A committee led by Rev. William L. Cunningham and others issued an urgent call for donations to finish work near the Walnut street station. Bills are arriving fast. many pledgees are away for summer and have not yet sent their contributions. A vase is installed as part of the decoration, with hedge planting planned for October and November and large trees expected later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
William L. Cunningham
Richard F. Roberts
W. T. L. Armstrong
G.E. Curtis Wigg
Former Nutley Man Dies at Home Near Trenton
Rueben Darvill a former Nutley resident aged sixty six died at his Lawrence Station home near Trenton from stomach trouble. Survived by wife Mary E Vreeland two sisters Mrs David Slater Hillside avenue and Mrs Nellie Mellor Irvington and brother James Darvill Nutley. Body to be brought to Nutley for services at 37 Hillside avenue with Rev Cheater J Hoyt officiating. Burial in Passaic avenue Methodist Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rueben Darvill
Nutley
James Darvill
William Street
Lawrence Station
Trenton
Darvill
Mary E Vreeland
Social Service Bureau Head May Leave Town
Mrs. M T Mores of Prospect Street leads the Social Service Bureau and plans a winter stay at Wellesley Hills to be near daughter Alva Mores who returns to Wellesley College for her third year. Executive committee discussed plans. semi annual meeting set for October 5 at the bureau rooms on Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M T. Mores
Prospect Street
Social Service Bureau
Wellesly Hills
Alva Mores
Wellesly College
Bureau Rooms
Chestnut Street
Roosevelt Impostor Swindles Boarder With False Claims
A boarding house owner, Andrew T. Wickham of 468 Franklin Avenue, befriended a man calling himself Roosevelt A. Piker claiming kin to the former president and a government post. Piker arranged three assistants to stay three months for a survey, received $8 in cash and a Cleveland check for ahead board, then vanished. The check later bounced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatled
Bo HS “Roosevelt
Andrew T. Wickham
Franklin Avenue
Wickham
Cleveland
Fine violator of liquor code in police court
James Pucci of 836 Rome street was fined 20 dollars for selling liquor without a license. He denied the charge. While officers were taking him to headquarters, Charles Croak and Rosario Vocatore of Park Avenue interfered and were fined five dollars by Recorder Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pucci
Rome Astrest
Pucci
Malizia
Jingerelli
Charles Croak
Rosario Vocatore
Park Avenue
Recorder Post
New Lincoln School On Time to Open Monday
Contractors announced the new Lincoln School in the southwestern town section would be finished Monday morning. grounds work to follow. Superintendent Beachler ordered Kindergarten and First grade pupils to report at 9 o'clock Monday morning, while other grades should report to Park first for assignments and supplies before proceeding to the new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beachler
Lincoln
Literary Club Opens Season With American Authors
Mrs Ernest Cockefair hosted the Friday Afternoon Club for its first meeting of the season. The study program focuses on American authors starting with J. Fenimore Cooper. Mrs William J. Kinsley presented a paper on Cooper and his work, Mrs Oscar Krueger reviewed The Spy, and Mrs Frank Busby offered a sketch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Cockefair
J. Fenimore Cooper
William J. Kinsley
Cooper
Oscar Krueger
Frank Busby
Bird Price and Arrest Over Starlings in New Jersey
Rimolo Gernaro of 65 Sixth Avenue Newark paid 118 for starlings in Nutley on Monday. He was arrested at an Italian shooting club in Belleville Soho and fined 118 for four charges including killing a starling with a pump gun and possessing a shotgun and a dead bird. The case also names his thirteen year old son Ruggiero as accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rimolo Gernaro
Sixth Avenue
Newark
Nutley
Soho
Belleville
Peace Justice Post
Gennaro
Gon
Ruggiero
Marjorie Ball Weds William Batchelor in Newark
The marriage occurred July 10 with Rev. Robert W. Peach officiating at the Emmanuel Reformed Episcopal Church Newark. Miss Marjorie E Ball daughter of Mrs Henry C Ball Newark and William T Batchelor of Kingsland Road Newark were married. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Joseph Carney Newark. The bride, a purse and trained at Mountainside Hospital Glen Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie E. Ball
Henry C. Ball
Fulton Street
Newark
William T. Batchelor
Kingsland Road
Mountainside Hospital
Glen Ridge
Trenton Fair Adds Record Exhibits and Aviator Feature
Heads of State Departments announce more educational exhibits for the Trenton Fair, set September 27 through October 1. The free open-air show will feature Art Smith the aviator performing twice daily flights, ten consecutive loop-the-loops, and vertical dives from 3,000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Art Smith
Blood poisoning in knee forces medical care for local boy
Five year old Harry Brandreth of Chestnut place was rushed to St Mary's Hospital Passaic yesterday morning after a fall caused a knee abrasion that developed blood poisoning. Doctors said the infection grew serious due to the knee location and required removal from the home care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Hospital
Passaic
Harry Brandreth
Eod
Chestnut Place
Change in hat styles boosts Nutley factory output
The shift from velvet to velour hats drives a surge at the American Beaver Company plant on Washington avenue East Nutley. Supt. Charles A. Sherwood says the workforce rose from six to over fifty in days and more workers are needed. Large sport hat orders help sustain business after the sport hat work ends. The plant had little activity in the prior two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Beaver Company
Washington Avenue
East Nutley
Charles A. Sherwood
Men Plan Equal Suffrage League Meeting
A meeting of men in favor of equal suffrage will be held at William J. Kinsley’s residence 244 Prospect street on Wednesday night September 15 at 8 15 o clock. The plan is to organize a Men’s League for Equal Suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Kinsley
Prospect
MISS KINGLEY? BRIDE KINGSOLD WEDDING IN KINGSLAND ROAD
Miss Bertha F Kingsland wed Joseph James Boettinger of Newark at her parents home on Kingsland road. Rev Noah C Gause conducted the ceremony with Florence Young as bridesmaid and Peter Bush as best man. A canopy of summer flowers and tea rose bouquet highlighted the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha F. Kingsland
Joseph
James Boettinger
Newark
Kingsland Road
Noah C. Gause
Vreeland Avenue
Florence Young
Little Falls
Peter Bush
Garfield
Mendelssohn
Miss Kingsland
Miss Young
Edward Zoerner
Kingsland Street
Mr. Gause
Zoerner
Anna
Mildred
Bertha
Trunk sewer may serve Bloomfield and nearby towns
James M. Reilly of the Newark Board of Trade told Bloomfield Board of Trade that the Passaic Valley trunk sewer is large enough to accommodate Bloomfield Montclair Glen Ridge East Orange and Orange and that eventually all named communities would use it. He urged converting land between Bloomfield Belleville and Nutley for a Shihmhoff sewage disposal plant into a park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield Board of Trade
Passaic Valley
Bloomfield
Montclair
Glen Ridge
East Orange
Orange
James M. Reilly
Newark Board of Trade
Belleville
Nutley
Shimhoff
Methodist Women Plan Fresh Air Picnic for Newark Poor
The Woman's Missionary Society of Vincent Church organized a fresh air picnic for Newark's needy children on church grounds set for Saturday September 18. A basket luncheon followed a 2 30 o'clock Ladies Aid meeting chaired by Mrs William H Mitchell in the president's absence. A vegetable supper was planned for September 23 with committee chairs Mrs J G Murray Mrs Louis Weigand Mrs Nils O Lindstrom Mrs George Haschek and Mrs J G Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman’ S Missionary Society
Vincent Church
Newark
Joseph
Motch
H. M.smith
Chester
J. Hoyt
A.B. Davia
Ladies Aid Society
William H. Mitchell
Marion. Lewis
Louis Weigand
Nils O. Lindstrom
George Haschek
J. G. Walters
Roswell Young Suffers Broken Ankle in Tennis Injury
Roswell Young of Grant Avenue injured while playing tennis at Belmar. Initial diagnosis called it a four sprained ankle, but an X ray revealed a broken bone. He will be laid up for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmar
Roswell Young
Grant Avenue
Young
Blocked drains prompt complaints to Essex County board
The Essex County Mosquito Extermination Commission cites blocked culverts at Daily street Vreeland avenue Coeyman and Bloomfield avenues as breeding sites in low-lying areas. Petitions for cement sidewalks on Mountainview avenue from Hiftlatze avenue to Prospect street Hersion street to Essex street were set for objections by September 27. One objection came for a storm sewer on Park avenue to manage surface drainage in the Darby Brook area. an ordinance authorized bidding. The town will be assessed for the project less contributions from the Freeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vreeland Avenue
Coeyman
Park Avenue
Darby Brook
Health Board Discusses Disposal Plant Plans
Health Commissioner Walter O. Lincoln returned from New Hampshire where he inspected garbage disposal plants. The board met in a special session to hear his report and discuss additional plans proposed by other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter O. Lincoln
New Hampshire
Former Officials After County Committee Berths
Town Clerk Kirkeby closed petitions at midnight with two new names to old party committees. John P. Lux replaces James L. Miller on the Republican side and George Scorso replaces Thomas Murren on the Democratic side. No Progressive petitions filed. other races include justices of the peace and constables, with Recorder Post seeking reappointment as Justice of the Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkeby
James L. Miller
John P. Lux
George Scorso
Thomas Murren
Woman's Club Meeting Scheduled For September
The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Club will be held at the Club House on Monday September 13 at 8 oclock. Members who recently returned will speak on the Exposition and music will follow. A card party was announced for September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Fall Causes Scare In Town Nursery
Ten month old son of Mr and Mrs Shaw of Vreeland avenue struck the back of his head while playing on the nursery floor. He was temporarily unconscious before a physician arrived and pronounced him unharmed as doctors were out of their offices and neighbors reacted with excitement.
Lawn Party At Mrs Graves Home Draws Guests
A lawn party hosted by Mrs Ellen Graves at 79 Passaic Avenue drew many attendees from Nutley Passaic and Newark on Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Graves
Passaic Avenue
Nutley
Passaic
Newark
Caterer Withdraws Suit in Orange District Court
The suit filed last week by John Engitah, an Orange caterer, against Arthur M. Slaughter in the Orange District Court was withdrawn on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Slaughter
John Engitah
Orange
Orange District Court
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Lincoln School
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