Mayor Responds On Street Oiling For Nutley Dust
Emil Diebitsch, Commissioner of Streets and Public Improvements, explains that oiling Franklin Avenue is not ideal on dusty poor surfaces. He notes prior oiling failed to last and discusses alternative measures including road scraping and water sprinkling. The reply confirms department action and plans to improve conditions while inviting citizen input.
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Franklin Avenue
Commission
Board of Commissioners
Department of Streets
Nutley
Emil Diebitsch
Curb repair report prompts reassessment and cost checks
A Board of Commissioners session reviewed a curbs assessment on Washington avenue, noting shelling and misaligned sections from a detailed inspector’s report. The project cost property owners 69 cents per foot. New appointments were made for town roles and a lights request on Coeyman avenue was referred to Public Safety. The Fish and Game Commission may grant starling control permits to Allan B. Stirratt and A. E. Saniford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Commissioners of Assessment
Washington Avenue
Diebitsch
Frank T. Shepard
Farrand-Messenger
Henry Sentner
Nutley Realty Company
Coeyman Avenue
Bloomfield Avenue
Prospect-street
Department of Public Safety
New Jersey Fish and Game Commission
Allan B. Stirratt
A. E. San Iford
Schools Soon Open Doors Under Superintendent Beachler
Beachler announced a fall opening for the district with about 1800 pupils and 66 teachers. The plan includes park and Yante schools until Spring Garden is ready, a special class for individualized attention, and two kindergarten sessions.
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Beachler
Ae Oe
Park
Board of Education
Brighton Mills Plans Model Town at Allwood
Brighton Mills Company of Passaic outlines a plan to build a 120000 square foot one story factory with sawtooth roof at Allwood. Groundbreaking began Monday and project aims to add 160 to 200 workers, boost capacity by about one third, and start construction of up to forty houses as demand grows.
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Brighton- ‘Mills
Allwood
Brighton Mills Company
Passzic
Stetters
Newark
William L. ‘Lyall
Espesch
Lysll
Allwood project plans laid out by specialists and firms
The Allwood development will be guided by experts including John Ferguson as general contractor, John Johnson Boston city planner for landscape work, Megara Murphy Dana NY designers, and Morria Knowles Pittsburgh sanitary and water engineer. Land options total about 320 acres with multiple parcels acquired and the site features a ridge overlooking New York.
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Allwood
John EK
Ferguson
Paterson
Agwbo
John
Boston
Megara, Murphy,& Dana
New York
Itecs
Morria Knowles
Pittsburgh
First Violation of Aircraft Law Brings Fine for Aeronaut
Henry Wernsing, a pilot for Hillside Park, was fined 25 dollars for descending by parachute in town on private property along Witherspoon Avenue. He pleaded guilty and paid the fine under protest. The park management will seek a writ of certiorari through counsel John A. Matthews to review the proceedings.
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Henry Wernusing
Hillside Park
Recorder Post
Wernsing
Witherspoon Avenue
John A. Matthews
Funeral of Henry W Vreeland
Funeral services for Henry Watson Vreeland son of Mr and Mrs James M Vreeland will be held Sunday at 2 30 PM at the family home 41 Hillside Avenue Rev Chester J Hoyt officiating burial will be in the Methodist Cemetery He was twenty two years old He is survived by his parents and one sister Miss Lesh M Vreeland born in Natley and lived here all his life
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Henry Watson Vreeland
James Mc Vreeland
Hillside Avenue
Chester
Mise Lesh M. Vreeland
Vreeland
Natley
Freed bread daily at the Woman's Exchange special or daily
Fragmentary text notes bread distribution at the Woman's Exchange with unclear timing and date. The readable fragment mentions bread being freed or given daily or on special occasions, but details are incomplete and uncertain.
Preparedness Film to Be Shown at the Park
The Moving Picture Theatre will present the big preparedness spectacle "Battle Cry of Peace" at the Park next Thursday. The management expects strong public interest and profits from the unusual attraction soon after its release.
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Moving Picture Theatre
J. Stuart Blackton
Natley
Putitia
Water bill delinquents face cutoff after meters checked
The Bureau of Engineering oversees meter inspections and the Town Clerk Blum reports that several hundred households behind on quarterly water bills will receive final notices. Payment is required to avoid water service termination.
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Bureau of Engineering
Blum
Three Suits Against Scaine Filed After Waters Slur
Slander actions move forward in Belleville with a $10,000 suit by Mayor Waters against Richard P. Scaine Jr. and two additional suits filed by Frank T. Shepard and John Roe, both from this town.
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Richard P. Scaine, Jr
Mayor Waters
Bellevills
Frank T
Shepard
Eadh
John Oe Ee
Vacation Fun Women’s Theme at Wo mans Club Fall Meeting
The Woman's Club fall meeting featured reports on vacations and a motor trip through New England. Speakers included Mrs. William Bodge Mrs. Perley A Prior Mrs. Louis Rothwell and others. An October program and trips to Trenton Ridgewood federation meeting were announced. Proceeds from September 25 entertainment fund club house furnishings. The literary station begins October 26 with Mrs. Gilbert R Livingston as chair.
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Woman’s Club
William Bodge
Yarmouth
Perley A. Prior
New England States
Ware
Louis Rothwell
Jessie Coe
Ernest Welschedel
George B. Philbower
Philhiower
Gilbert R. Livingston
J. Gerry Hall i
Quarantine Set to End for Churches and Movies
The Board of Health announced plans to lift quarantine on Sunday schools and motion houses, with September 24 for Sunday schools and September 25 for films. Returning children face a two week restriction and health certificates will be issued for travel.
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Board of Health
A. B. van Ripeh
Harrison Street
George Hawksworth
Registrar of Vital Statistics
LaRosa
Humbert Street
Hawksworth
LaTerra
Milk analysis shows decrease in bacteria across providers
The Board of Health released August 30 milk analyses showing reduced bacterial counts among dealers. The report notes clean milk yields lower bacteria, with fats and solids indicating butter fat content and overall food value, listing counts for Borden raw milk and several local firms.
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Board of Health
Borden’ S
Borden
Cerami Bros
Haberle Bros
Hoffmeister
Reilly
Automobile kills boy in Newark family incident
Henry J. Bond of 96 West Forty ninth street New York employed by United Motor Co Newark, charged with manslaughter after striking four year old Peter Gebelloia on Washington avenue last Saturday. Bond pleads not guilty and is free on $2,500 bail. He says the boy played in the street and he swerved to avoid another child.
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Henry J. Bond
West Fortyninth Street
New York
United Motor Co
Newark
C. V. Romney
Peter Gebelloia
Washington Avenue
Bond
Gabelloia
New Pastor at St. Clare’s Church Plans Leap Year Entertainment
Young parishioners host a Leap Year entertainment at St Clare’s Rail on Friday evening September 29 to welcome Rev. Father Samuel O F M newly assigned pastor. An appeal seeks increased cooperation from members to support the new pastor and parish activities.
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St Clare’s Church
St. Clare’s
Father Samuel
F. M
For Rent A West Natley Home October 1
Real home available October 1 at West Natley with six rooms and bath steam heat electric lights gas southeastern exposure. Newly painted in perfect condition large screened porch shade trees hedges lawn. Grounds cared for at owner's expense near depot and trolley. Restricted American neighborhood. Rent 32 dollars includes water. Apply Charles Ojeroi 509 Frankl.
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West Natley
Nrca
Charles O*jeroi
Frank
Nepotism in the Wilson administration amid Democratic officials
Washington reports claim widespread nepotism in the Wilson era with cabinet members and lawmakers appointing relatives to government posts. The piece cites Bryan, McAdoo, Daniels, Roper, Redfield and Speaker Clark, noting multiple family ties and payrolled positions. Continued on page three.
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Washington, D.C
Wilson
William J. Bryan
Department of Justice
Treasury Department
McAdoo
Department of Commerce
Daniels
Daniel C. Roper
Police Target Practice At Local Range
Police sergeants Jameson and Patt and patrolman Werner Hoch conducted target practice Wednesday afternoon. Werner Hoch led the group with accurate marks, while Patrolman William J. Brown set a department record by hitting 46 of 50 shots.
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Jameson
Patt
Werner
Hoch
Police Department
Warner
William J. Brown
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the Sun
Franklin Ay Caue
Freaklin
Department of Streeta
Public Service Corporation
Town “Electrician
F .H. Johnson
John H. Speer
St Allwood
P. V. B. Post
Peru Realty Development Corporation
Lyall
the Realty Commercial Company
George T. Kenter
Garret H. Kenter
William G. Haberle
Leah Ann Frederick
Blois Ro
Elizabeth Fredericks
Erie ‘Railroad
Altwood
Margaret Speer
Messrs
James G. Sanders
Katherine Lambert
Si Egg
Trenton Club
ST. Clares
Speaker
House of Representatives
Clark
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