Tigers Top Arrow's On Labor Day Oval Show
Semi pro Tigers, champions of Newark's Vailsburgh section, defeated Kearny Athletics 7 2 on the P Oval. Artie Windheim pitched well for the Tigers with Woodruff driving key hits including a triple and a three bagger, Paxton and Wallace contributing infield plays and power.
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Tigers
Vailsburgh
Newark
Arrow
Oval
Heim
Willie
The
P — Oval
Kearny Athletics
Artie ‘Windheim
Regen
H High School
Woodruff
Wallace
van Riper
Scorso
Booth
Arrows
Paxton
Windheim
Woodmuff
Kearny
O’donell
Small
Tuk Paxton
Passaic
iWycoff
Miller
Veeeesee
McCarthy
McKay
ZALl _ ARROWS
jYott
Phegemer
Corso
McCleary
Dechert
Oj Meisler
Wacdinff
C Lawrence
RH. E Wallace
van Riper, c
Windheim, P
OPS Conodos
Kane
Ab.r
Be Small
Adams
Parks
Sherlock
Kirk, Thine
Peach Athletic
Boap
Seunencee
Campbell, c
Regen, P
Passaic Club Triumphs In Eleven Inning Rubber Match
Charlie Young led Passaic City Club to a dramatic eleven inning win over Nutley A A and the Natley squad in a rugged series finale. Eddie Dillon pitched strongly for Nutley, but Passaic rain of hits and late defense sealed the victory as the Nutley club disbands after the season.
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Charlie Young
Passaic City
Passaic
Eddie Dillon
Seton Hall
Bet
Dechert
Sherm Dillon
Bloomfield
Walt
Gorman
Newark
Hia
Passaiclad
Single Men Redeem Prestige On Diamond
The single men defeated their married foes 6 4 at Park Oval on Saturday afternoon. Charley Fendrich dominated with a high velocity and 12 strikeouts, allowing only five hits. He struck out Perry Scorao and Bee Philbower four times each. Benedicts miscues and clutch hitting woes doomed them. Alexander Robertson pitched well for the younger team, scattering seven hits. Bert Townsend starred.
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Park Oval
Benedicts
Charley Fendrich
Perry Scorao
Bee Philbower
Alexander Robertson
Bert Townsend
Combe's three hits pace tense afternoon game
Combe delivered three hits with three coming in the seventh inning. Hickey Woodruff fashioned a sizzling sixth inning by driving Alexander's pitch for a boundary while Lawrence also batted well in the outing.
Sunday church services and activities schedule
A long church listing details morning worship at 11, sermons on various topics, Sunday School at 9 45, Epworth League and Christian Endeavor sessions, and weekday meetings. Includes Grace Episcopal, St Pauls Congregational, St Clare’s, Church of the Holy Family, Roman Catholic Mass times, Christian Science Society, Immanuel’s German Lutheran, and Reformed Church schedules with sermon subjects and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Little
H. M. Smith
Christ
M. Epworth League
Cora Ferris
Men’s Association
Christtian Endeavor
St. Clare's Roman Catholic Church
Allwood Road
Franklin Avenue
Delawanna
Father Lawrence
OU F. M
Church of the Holy Family
Harrison~s Street
The
Christian Science Society
Woman's Club
Chestnut Street
Avenue
George Brodthage
St. Paul's Congregational Church
Nutley Primary Election Set for September 28 1915
Notice announces a Nutley New Jersey primary to nominate candidates for public offices in Essex County. Voting runs from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Tuesday September 28 1915 for Justices of the Peace Constables from the Second Ward and district county committee members for Essex County from each election district.
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Nutley
Essex
Jastices
Remblken
Essex County
Roosevelt
Boundary Lines of Nutley Election Districts Described
Boundary lines for Nutley wards and districts set in Essex County. Details cover First Ward from Passaic avenue to Mountainview. Second Ward divisions along Chestnut and Prospect streets. Third Ward follows Passaic river and county lines. Includes tract descriptions and references to deeds and officials.
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Town OF
Nutley
Pascaic Avenue
Belleville
County of
Essex
Pasask Avenue
Chestnut Street
Chestnut
Prospect Street
Mountainview Avenue
Bloomfield
Natley
Second Ward
First District
Hillside Avenue
Passaic County
Passaic Avenue
Passaic County Line
Prosepect Street
Notley
Third
Passaic River
Kesex
Polling places listed for Nutley 1915 general election
Notice of general election for Nutley Essex County New Jersey to elect 12 General Assembly members Registrar of Deeds and Mortgages 3 Freeholders Justices of the Peace and Constables from Second Ward on Tuesday November 2 1915 6 am to 7 pm at designated polling places including Chemical Engine Co No 1 Masonic Hall Hose Co No 2 and local shops Osar S Kirkeley Clerk of the Town of Nutley Essex August 28 1915
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State of
New Jersey
Department of State
Nutley
Essex
Democratic County Committee
Essex County
Socialist County Committee
General Assembly
Registrar of Deeds
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Plese
First Ward Chemical Engine Co
Town Hall
Chestnut Street
Second Ward
Masonic Hall
Franklin Avenue
J. Vaglier
Hose Company Nr
Bloomfield Avenue
High Street
Thomas Hayes
Passaic Avenue
Justices of the Peace
Second Ward First District
J. Waglier
Second District—Hose Company
Y P S Starts Season At St Pauls Church
The Young People’s Society of St Paul’s Church begins Sunday evening meetings with the topic Friendships That Are Worth Forming, Making Them and Keeping Them. A regular business meeting and social follow on Thursday September 16 at 8 o'clock in the church.
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Young People’s Society of
St. Paul’s Church
Train Schedules From To New York and Paterson
Daily and Sunday departures to New York and Paterson listed with times in morning and evening blocks. Notes indicate two minutes adjustments from West Nutley and Avondale, including late afternoon and late evening trains.
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New York
West Nutley
Avondale
Lord Kitchener Acknowledges Canadian Engineer’s Caliber
In the Khartum era a young Canadian engineer leading the desert railway faced Kitchener’s blunt critique. After the sirdar’s remarks, the officer asked if he was in charge. Kitchener nodded, signaling respect for his subordinate’s handling of the situation.
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Kitcheter
Khartum
Kitchener
Trolley Timetable Details City of Jersey City
Trolleys run on varying headways from five minutes in commission hours to twenty minutes late at night. Five minutes earlier on Saturday night. Last trolley from Newark at 1 55 not from Mulberry and Market. Tube trains run twenty-minute headways. seventeen minutes to Erie Main line in Passaic by trolley. Last car from Nutley to Newark 3 o'clock.
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McAdoo
Newark
Erie Main Line
Passaic
Mulberry and Market
Nutley
Plainly Unjust Quote from Puck Cartoons
A maid voices anger at a mistress over a Venus statue damaged in the parlor. The cartoon caption depicts a broken arm on the Venus figure and a docked dollar for chipping a teacup handle, reflecting satire of household disputes in popular humor.
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Puck
Nutley Manor land sale set by New Jersey sheriff
In Chancery of New Jersey Kathryn Hart sues Nutley Manor Land Co. A writ of fieri facias directs public sale in Newark on September 14 at 2 p.m. The parcel in Nutley Essex County includes lot 63 on the Map of Nutley Manor and is described by metes and bounds ending with the sheriff Ralph B. Schmidt listing costs.
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Irvington
County of
Essex
New
Fabyan -Place
Scarlett Newark
N. J
Ralph B. Schmidt
Paul G. Roder
Chancery
New Jersey
Kathryn Hart
Nutley Manor Land Co
Fieri Facias
Newark
Nutley
Essex County
Witherspoon Street
Conover Avenue
St. Mary's Place
Lot Number Sixty-Four
Witherspoon
Nutley Manor
Nutley ” Land Company
Rea O ‘Audet
J. Beers
Big Gun Range Finders and Precision Claims
A Philadelphia Ledger excerpt reports a scientist praising large range finders for big guns as the acme of precision in mechanics. He asserts these instruments can place a shot within one yard at ten miles, noting the devices weigh about 100 pounds and demand perfect mechanical accuracy.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Apple Sirup From Cider Experiments For Home Use
Government experiments show a palatable apple sirup can be made from sweet cider. The method uses calcium carbonate to clarify and boil down to 220 F or one seventh volume, then slow cool and seal in jars for winter use.
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Lear
Cleaning Lace Method From Youth's Companion
A dated guide explains delicate lace cleaning by soaking in strong soap suds for hours, shaking occasionally, then rinsing with clean water in a bottle, or drying on a cushion with a soft flannel cover to avoid rust from pins. It notes gentle handling and air drying for lace.
One Sure Outlet and Strawber Why Do You Think You Will
Fragmentary dialogue shows characters discussing secrecy and effort. The lines hint at transmission of a rule or trait and a call to act with full effort, referencing a singer and two speakers in a playful exchange.
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Strawber
Aux
Singerly
Puck
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Vailsburg
Windsors
Young
Wade
Nutley A. A
He. Blum
Zitzman
S. Dillon
Rothfass
Gardner
B. Gorman
W. Gorman
Brown
E. Dillon
Wycoff
Blum
Yott
Dillon
Murphy
H. Woodrff
Cal Gailing
Combe
Oscar S. Kirkeby
Thomas. F. _ Martin
United States
Wana Pte Eee
Senate
e-Gallen
Paterson Ave
Princeton ST
St. Elme Hotel
Celia A. Clark
Hampton Place
Natteys Noy
Charles Heilmann
Franklin
Yrerlamnd
Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church
Grace Episcopal Church
St. Paul’s Congregational Church
Douglas Matthews
St. Clare’s Church
St. Mary’s R. C. Church
St. Mary's R. C
Wiliam L. Cunningham
Immanuel
Reformed Church
Young Woes
Sheriff's Sale
Oscar S.kirkeby
Nutley, N. 4
Jersey City
A. m
A.m
the Nutley Sun
Sam
James
USA
W. Henderson
Ford
Auto Supplies
S. S. Davis
Rogers Bros
Nutley and
Hillier & CO
Market St
Harley
Hudson Street
Cambridge Avenue
Hoboken
Frederick A.hrisley
Broad St
Centre St
Market Nutley, N. J
Essex County Vocational School
Tao
Roe Center
Valley Road
Weat Orange
Girls
Broad Street
Wesley
A. O’leary
Felix Gesualdo
Hranklin
Lehigh, Jeddo and
Buck Mountain Coal
Jeddo
John Hawkins
East Nutley
Ss. Blum
WILLIAM #. PARRY
LAW Union
Canton Street
High St
Market Res
Nutlery
C.J. van Winkle
Franklin Ave
Nutley, N. J
Lambert’s
Nutley Auto Service
Sa Air
Allan B. Stirratt
Chestnut ST
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