Council Calls Caution on Spending and Approves Sidewalk Work
Finance Committee reports town finances sound but warns to curb expenditures as major improvements proceed. Bids read for sidewalks on Lake Elm Hillside Centre and Washington avenues with awards to be computed. Ordinances fix tax raisings, cement gutter on Franklin avenue proposed, and local utility work on Avondale Hose Company funding discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libby
Lux
Lake Street
High Street
Cottage Place
Miller Street
Elm Street
Hillside Avenue
Centre Street
Washington Avenue
Joseph Stimatt
Pasavenue
Joseph Freeman
Avondale Hose Company
Halsey
Sey
Franklin Avenue
DeVries
Ling
Callahan
James Esident
Board of Health
Carr
eVries
Nutley Choral Society Prepares for Second Year
The Nutley Choral Society will resume rehearsals in early October after a successful first year with two concerts. They seek 75 associate members at five dollars yearly to fund activities, offering two reserve seats per concert and rehearsal access. Active dues are three dollars, with up to 100 members. Apply to executive committee members J D Little J A Watts Frederic Clements or B Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Choral Society
J.D. Little
J. A. Watts
Frederic Clements
B. ©. Brown
Former Nutley Teacher Weds in Spokane Washington
News of the marriage of Miss Laura M. Stager daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard T Stager Nutley to Thomas W Gill of Spokane Washington announced. Miss Stager taught in Nutley Public Schools before moving West and will reside in Spokane with her husband a rising architect after their wedding at Christ Episcopal Church at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura M. Stager
Richard T. Stager
High Street
Thomas W. Gill
Spokane
Washington
Miss Stager
Nutley
West
Christ Episcopal Church
Firemen to Play Baseball on Park Grounds Today
An afternoon baseball game is set on the Park grounds featuring Excelsior Hose Company of Bloomfield against a Yantacamw Engine Company team. Bloomfield seeks redemption after a previous loss, with Yantacamw listing their lineup including Hugh Halldy and Frank DeVausney among others.
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Excelsior Hose Company
Bloom~field
Yautacaw Engine Company
Yantacan
Bloomfield
Nutley Boys
Yantacamw Engine Co
Hugh Halldy
Frank DeVausney
J. M. Davis
H. H. Stager
Allan Stixratt
Robert Smith
Charles Keyser
Alonzo Bross
William Brown
Fortnightly Governors Meet To Plan Social Season
The Fortnightly Club governors gathered at E C Miller’s Hillside Avenue home to arrange the coming social season. The opening dance is set for October with many events to follow. Officers elected last Saturday: President Emil C Miller, Vice President Thomas Nichols, Secretary J P Heating, Treasurer William S Wallace, Governor Frederic Davis.
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E. C. Miller
Hillside Avenue
Emil C. Miller
Thomas Nichols
J. P. Huntting
William S. Wallace
Gith
Board of Governors
Frederic Davis
Engagement Announced for Laura Stager to Edwin Miller
Mr and Mrs Theodore DeGatur Stager of 233 Franklin Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Laura B Stager to Edwin G B Miller of Hartford Conn. Mr Miller works in business with his father B N C Miller vice president of the New England Lead Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore DeGatur Stager
Franklin Avenue
Laura B. Stager
Edwin G. B. Miller
Hartford, Conn
Miller
B. N.C. Miller
New England Lead Company
Kempton Council Holds Ladies Night at Masonic Hall
Kempton Council, Royal Archmasonry presents Ladies Night Tuesday at Masonic Hall. Dancing will be featured as the main attraction with proceeds or attendance unspecified.
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Kempton Council
Masonic Hall
Royal Arcanusm
Day and Lux dispute Crecca matter over open ordinances
Justice of the Peace Thomas P. Day defends his actions amid a public dispute with Mayor John P. Lux. Day says he did not intend harm to the council and explains a Sunday July conversation about Crecca near his Chestnut street office. Lux denies contradicting or discussing Day in public.
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Justice of the Peace
Thomas P. Day
Sun
Day
John P. Lux
Conlon
Chestnut Street
Lux
Crecea
Coulon
Second Ward Civic Association
Coulton
Crecca
Iam
Nutley Fans Travel to Belleville for Key Series Match
Nutley fans will travel to Belleville this afternoon to watch Nutley attempt a fifth straight win over the Belleville Mutuals in the second series of the year. The game at Hornblower avenue starts at 3:40 with Peeden and Brown as Nutley’s battery if Brown returns from college. If a third game is needed it will be held in Nutley next Saturday.
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Nutley
Belleville
Mutuals
Hornblower Avenue
Peeden and Brown
Nutley Battery
Democratic Rally Set for Sept 22 at St Marys Hall
Democratic Assembly ticket members James P. Mylod William P Macksey and John J Bracken will speak at a rally at St Marys Hall on Thursday night September 22 Local nominees will also address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Mylod
William P. Macksey
Johhn J. Bracken
Democratic Assembly
St. Mary's Hall
Belleville and Nutley trade a dramatic baseball finish
Nutley wins a thrilling game as Belleville rallies in the ninth. Wildeman and Schwarz spark Belleville with timely hits while Nutley pitchers Bishop and Stager lock down late defense, sending fans into pandemonium. An error and sun glare complicate a crucial play at the plate.
Mixed doubles tournament to be played off soon
Nutley Tennis Club on Prospect Street hosts the final rounds of the mixed doubles tournament. Semifinals saw Burdette and Bishop defeat Edna Lux and G B Douglas 6 0 6 1, Norton and Heywood beat Josie Lax and Charles Lent 6 2 6 2, with other results and finals penciled in for quick completion.
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G. B. Douglas
Bessie
O'Neil
ER. Reilly
M. W. Burdette
David T. Bishop
Genevieve Taylor
W. J
Nutley Public Schools Enrolment Surpasses 4108 Total
Enrolment across Nutley public schools reached 4108 in the latest count, up 24 from last year. The four buildings Park School Passaic Avenue School Yantacaw School and Church Street School show gains over the prior year with detailed figures for elementary and high school departments.
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Nutley
Park School
Yantacaw
Passaic Ave
St. ‘School
Fined for Violating the Building Code in Belleville
On complaint by Secretary Ernest G Weischedel two violators of the Building Ordinance appeared before Recorder Parry on Tuesday night. John Fachett of Belleville pleaded guilty for starting a house on Memphis Avenue without a permit. Felix Maraski started a building on Frenkin Avenue near Belleville without filing plans or obtaining a permit and also pleaded guilty. Each was fined 20 dollars and given until next Tuesday to settle up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest “G. Weischedel
John Fachett
Belleville
Memphis Avenue
Felix Maraski
Frenkin Avenue
Parry
Christ Scientist Passaic Sunday Services Announced
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 5a Prospect Street Passaic announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m and a church service at 11 a m with the subject Matter for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chireh
Christ Scientist
Prospect Street
Passaic
Ballgame notes with Stoney Bishop and Shellaber in late innings
The report describes key at bats by Péedes, Nutley Freeman, Bishop and Shellaber during a tense late innings. Stoney drew a walk, Peedes punted, and Bishop delivered a crucial two run homer to left field then Shellaber advanced on bases while Stager contributed a high fly to right. Brown and Gorman made plays in the field as the ninth approached.
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Frank Bishop
Stoney” Maphette
Adament
Belleville
Nutley
Stager
Newark
Brown
Herge Plate
Asden
Werch
Steger
Werth
Bacon
Neuschwander
Spinning
Bishop
Cenizé
Schwarz
Frey
Schurr
Crisp
Machette
Gormain
Freeman
Bellevide
Schurz
Mit
Gorman
Schellaber
Crigp
Wildemen
Welch
Nutley—Brown
Gaughtrahning
Stoney
Kei
Tallette
Wilman
Town Health Report Promises Good General Condition
Fragmentary note reports on town health and general welfare. It mentions overall good condition and a routine biological test or checkup implied, with no detailed data or names available.
Police Chief Uses Bucket Brigade To Fight Fire
An emergency report credits the police chief with organizing a bucket brigade to combat a blaze. Local volunteers assisted as fire crews battled the flames at the scene.
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