Nutley Day by Day Autumn Arrivals and Local Happenings
Autumn begins September 23 and chestnut crops promise to be large. Rain ends a two week drought. Elmer Coe marriage planned in Bronxville New York. Town aims to ready streets and Franklin avenue poles replaced. Town Hall work on schedule for completion. Franklin Building and Loan to meet at Town Hall. Station Agent McBligot returns from Cortlandt County. Harvard student Guy Townsend visits Nutley. Joseph Busby reports safe arrival from St Louis Exposition. Nutley residents return from European trip. Nutley schools reopen with higher enrollment. Samuel H. Davis named Park School principal. Mason Hall foundation walls laid and bowling alleys to be installed by November 1. Gabor Day tennis matches won by D H Hichcock. Progressive Kremer prizes at Kempton Council. State Exempt Firemen’s Association meeting in Atlantic City. Nutley delegation present. Katharine Hawkins begins normal school training. Kent Moebius prepares for tour of Germany France Switzerland.
Town Council Considers Water, Rail, and Paving Petitions
The council discussed Kingsland Kings in Franklin avenue tracks by the reel Service Corp to reach Passaic avenue and a water main on Miller street. Water issues include a station waste, five days police water, and Cutlery Works river water runoff violating ordinances. The Water Committee and Councilor Talsey will address street traction, paving, and student safety at next meeting.
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Kings
Franklin Avenue
Reel Service Corporation
Kingsland
Passaic Avenue
Miller Sire
Erie Railroad
Joerg
Talsey
Vosseler
Town Council Deliberates Street and Public Works
The council discusses street abandonment and tracks on High Street while debating paving bids and water mains. Officials report light supply steps for J M Davis barn and High Street areas, with rates kept low for residents. The town plans new fire company expansion and awaits next regular session.
Nutley GOP Primary Sparks High Voter Engagement
A lively Nutley primary saw 541 Republican ballots cast across three wards with 38, 12, and 16 ballots rejected for failure to mark delegates. Delegates chosen were H. Banta and Frank T. Shepard in the First Ward, John Bowe in the Second, and Dr. Philhower in the Third. Democrats plan a mock battle with Thomas J. ONeil opposing Mr. Blum in the Freeholder race.
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Nutley
First Ward
H. Banta
Frank T. Shepard
John Bowe
Philhower
Thomas J. O'Neil
Blim
Fortnightly Club elects officers for the year
The Fortnightly Club held its annual officer election at the club house on Saturday evening. Elected were President T. H. Nichols Jr, Vice-President F. A. Wellman, Secretary J. A. Wiley, and Treasurer Tiliffe. The season opens with a dance on Thursday evening October 20.
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T.H. Nichols, Jr
F. A. Wellman
J. A. Wiley
Tiliffe
Nutley Friday Afternoon Club Opens Season With Hawaii Paper
The Nutley Friday Afternoon Club begins its season at Mrs. Herbet Lewis residence on Colonial Terrace with Lewellyn Pratt reading a Hawaii paper at 2.45 p m on September 23. Important business will be discussed and a large attendance is urged. absent members should notify the secretary.
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Nutley
Herbet Lewis
Colonial Terrace
Lewellyn Pratt
Hawaii
Morristown Parade Invite From Resolute Hose To Avon dale
Resolute Hook and Ladder Company of Morristown N J invites Avon dale Hose Company to parade in Morristown on the 28th inst. Avon dale Hose has accepted and plans include a Newark trolley car and a D L & W B car transport. Fire Commissioners and department officers expected to accompany.
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Resolute Hook and Ladder Company
Morristown
N. J
Avondale Hose Company
Hose Company
Newark
Nutley Proposes Tax Rate of 3.22 Per Hundred
Town budget figures show a total levy of 3.22 per 100 with a county rate of .65. The council approved the budget totaling 1,687,077 in valuation, including 1,623,855 real estate and 63,222 personal property.
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Assensor Whitfield
Nutley
Nutley A C Teams Schedule Include Two More Games
Nutley Athletic Club plans two additional games after a lopsided 17 to 2 defeat by the Colored Giants. Today they face Watsessing Field Club in what is billed as a notable matchup. The season concludes next Saturday the 24th against Clifton A C.
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Nutley A. C
Colored Giants
Mex
Nutley
Watsessing Field Club
Clifton A. C
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Yale
Manager Adv. Co
4Th Wiloor
Park Street
Newark
Nutley Lodge to Convene Regular Meeting
Nutley Lodge No. 167 F and A M holds a regular communication Monday evening at Masonic Hall Dittig building. Business of importance will be transacted. Members urged to attend. Grand officers will visit during this time. All Masons in the jurisdiction are welcome.
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Nutley Lodge
Masonic Hall
Dittig Building
Fall Opening Display at Haline & Co Newark Store
Malone 4 Co presents the fall opening of a twelve acre Newark store Haline & Co showcasing fall and winter offerings in women's misses and children's costumes millinery and accessories. The event runs next Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday with a grand display inviting all women to attend. Bee Hahne & Co endorses the announcement in this paper.
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Haline & Co
Newark
Bee Hahne & Co
Trolley Car Accident Leaves Several Injured
On Tuesday evening a trolley car headed toward the city encountered an accident. Charles TAR and two others were greatly sick, while the remaining players in the car escaped unharmed.
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Charles ¥. Tar
Pastor Rev Albert Clement Sermons On Sunday
On Sunday the Rev Albert Clement will preach at 10 45 am on the subject Resp of the Church For Unworthy Hers and at 745 pm on the Night. Sunday School Epworth League Vesper General prayer meeting Wednesday Class Meeting Thursday pm.
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Albert Clement
Epworth League Vesper
Gubernatorial Timber Faith FoA Itomg Mayor Measures
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Jersey political notes on nominee popularity and leadership
The fragment discusses candidate popularity and leadership in Jersey. It mentions nominations and duties, touching on the role of leaders and public perception without clear specifics or events.
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Jersey
Epuhi Jean
Gu Aduch
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Slanders Charged by Newark Couple in Supreme Court
Horace Kenny and his wife Bertha Wiemann of Entwistle Avenue Newark sue Christian Roehm Sr. of Belleville in the Supreme Court for slander. Roehm, a Nutley beer peddler, had been fined earlier by Recorder Day for a similar offense, and the couple allege ongoing abuses despite that conviction.
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Roehm
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