Drafted Man Forced To Camp Amid Friction
The first friction case arises as drafted men report for camp with several Nutley residents listed among those set to depart. Names include Genre Termes Torre, Bre avenue. Pre Winheim. Frank ove r Angelo Fiorendino. Samuel R. Sutcliffe. Isadore Kirwelenz. Harry G. Kirk. Edward H. Yerg. Jerome Hammer at St Marys. others reportedly blocked from calling more men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te N
John Keller
Dodefor
Ope
Kel
Nutley
Bre Avenue
Pre Winheim
Frank
Angelo Fiorendino
Park Ave
Samuel R. Sutcliffe
St. Mary's
Isadore Kirwelenz
Entwistle Avenue
Harry G. Kirk
Woodland Avenue
Edward H. Yerg
Franklin Avenue
Jerome Hammer
St. Mary’s
Commissioners Approve Extra Pay for Contractors
On recommendation of the engineering department the Board of Commissioners voted to pay Peter Lordy, contractor, extra for unforeseen work and $22 to Spats Brothers for additional work. A $186 charge to the Railroad for repairing a Venus crossing was also approved. Mayor Dicbitach discussed Newark express trolley conferences with a map and schedule to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Peter Lordy
Spats Brothers
Tae
Venus Crossing
Dicbitach
Newark
Roma
Humbert
Conferk Court
Pravnes
Paterson
Hackensack
Lyndbarat
East Orange
Adoe
Comstock Divorce Delayed Over Signature Doubt
Ada L. Comstock of Nutley Park sues Williard L. Comstock for absolute divorce. Judge Carrick postpones action due to doubt about the defendant’s signature. Evidence cited reportedly stems from a 1917 hotel incident in New York. witnesses include J. H. and Mrs. Dora Slaughter. Williard L. Comstock did not contest.
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Comstock
Ada L. Comstock
Rutgers Place
Nutley Park
Williard L. Comstock
New York
Carrick
Jersey City
Bellewood
J. H
Dora Slaughter
All
Charity Ball Planned by Social Service Bureau Tonight
The Social Service Bureau voted to hold its Charity Ball again this year on Friday December 28 at Town Hall. No details discussed yet. The bureau seeks donations of men and children's clothes and shoes, especially infants and children ages five to ten. Call Mrs Henry M Libby to arrange pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Service Bureau
Town Hall
Henry M. Libby
High School Notes Senior Class Elects Officers
Senior Class meeting elected Clark Carter as president Dorothy Holt as vice president Frank Ciardi as secretary and treasurer Plans for a school paper Ronald Kirk won Rutgers scholarship visited acta Literary Club opened for the year Athletic Association officers named Frank Ciardi president Dorothy Holt vice president Bennett Carter secretary Gordon Oakes treasurer Theodore Bruskin basketball manager
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Carter
Dorothy Holt
Frank Ciardi
the Athletic Association
Frank S. Ciardi
Bennett Carter
Gordon Oakes
Theodore Bruskin
Tennis Tournament Opens at Nutley Field Club
The Nutley Field Club hosts its annual championship on club courts this afternoon in a singles only scratch format. A highlight expected today is the match between Woodford and Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Field Club
Tween Woodford and
Norton
Trio of Robberies Hit Homes on Quiet Weeknight
Stolen from Arthur Hoyt of 42 High Street were jewelry and furs worth 212.50 after two strangers fled when officers followed them. Joseph Sposato of 42 King Street reported a 100 value jewelry theft found by his wife Tuesday night. Jameson and Platt noted a cut screen at G B Whitehead home on Yantacaw Place as another burglary during the family absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hoyt
High Street
Platt
Jameson
Airan
Joseph Sposato
King Street
Navy League Busy on 100 Sets for Servicemen
The local Navy League unit reports completion and shipment of 100 knitted sets including sweaters and helmets for servicemen. Volunteers organized rapid assembly and distribution to aid troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy League
U. S
Hannitel
Nutley Health Officer Appointment Raises Public Debate
Nutley residents hear a letter from R W Ballard urging local appointment of Ralph Huttenlock as fulltime Health Officer. He argues qualified local candidates failed state exam or declined due to pay, while Huttenlock would bring eight years state board experience and be based in Town Hall with set hours. Lincoln, president, notes salaries and duties under new plan and savings to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
Board of Health
Atley
Nutley
Trenton
R. W. Ballard
the Sun
Ralph Huttenlock
Faith
Hawksworth
Health Board
Huttenlock
O. Lincoln
President
Strikers Follow Local Man To Home In Newark
Atchinson, a pattern shop worker, alleges George Lynch and Samuel Bradley tailed him home nightly from work. He says three other men rode with them on the trolley, all riding Bradley’s car, with threats that he should quit his job or be harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
George Lynch
South Seventh Street
Samuel Bradley
Kearny Avenue
Besa
Jameson - Reservethan Brown
Con
Atchinson
Lynch
Bradley
Kingsland Street
Local man named receiver for hosiery firm in New Brunswick
Edmund Wright of this town and Democratic State Committee chairman Edward F L Grosscup were appointed in U S District Court as receivers for the Norfolk and New Brunswick Hosiery Company of New Brunswick. The petition by Catlin & Co and others says the company is insolvent, with assets at 496 177 and liabilities 423 098, including a $130 000 bonded debt, and a $480 000 government contract in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Wright
Edward FL Grosscup
Democratic State Committee
United States Dist
Norfolk and New Brunswick Hosiery Company
New Brunswick
Charles E. Sampson
Samuel S. Widger
Arthur J. Cannock
Catlin & Co
New York
Tioners
Red Cross Trench Candies Made By Nutley Group
Mrs. Stephen H. Dorr leads Nutley Red Cross in producing trench candies from wax and candle ends for battlefield use. Candies aid food prep and lighting in trenches and help dress wounds needing immediate attention. The article cites a National Society mag claim of one and a half million daily support to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen H. Dorr
Nutley Chapter
Red Cross
National
Ital National Society
Natley Red Cross
Suffragists Raising Money for Camp Dix Club House
New Jersey Woman's Suffrage Association plans to buy and fit up a $9000 clubhouse at Camp Dix for drafted men and visitors. Volunteers will supervise and host, with canteen proceeds funding upkeep. Arthur B. Proal of Edgewood Avenue leads local fundraising efforts and solicits donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Dix
New Jersey Woman's Suffrage Association
Arthur B. Proal
Edgewood Avenue
Warning on Mail to U S Troops Abroad Avoids A E F
The Adjutant General cautions writers to spell out American Expeditionary Forces in letters and packages to U S soldiers abroad, since A E F can also denote Australian expeditionary forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant General's Office
Red Cross Classes Open In Hygiene and Home Care
Red Cross offers elementary hygiene and home care of the sick courses starting Oct 2 at the Woman's Club. Classes meet Tuesdays and Fridays with 4 30 pm and 8 pm sessions led by Miss Maurie Louise Ehrig RN from Newark Chapter Teaching Centre. Tuition for fifteen lessons with textbooks and diploma is $5, payable in advance. For enrollment contact Mrs E S Crawford at The Enclosure, telephone 1230 W. First Aid class date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Maurie Louise Ehrig
R.N
Newark
The
American Red Cross
E. S. Crawford
Mrs Corabelle Burbank Rites Held After Illness
Mrs Corabelle Burbank wife of Dr Hugh FE Burbank of Newark died after a three week illness. A native of Nutley she was 36. Survived by husband parents and three Stager siblings. Funeral held at her parents home with Rev Douglas Matthews and W R Stirratt officiating. Burial in Passaic Avenue Methodist Cemetery Newark relatives served as bearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corabelle Burbank
Hugh FE. Burbank
Newark
Burbank
Misa Corabeller
Aianaes
Avenue
Dr. Burbank
Nutley
Ernest D. Stager
Hartford
Francia T. Stager
Archie D. Stager
W. R. Stirratt
Douglas Matthews
Clarence F. Faith
Walter Stager
Frank Byers
Arthur Faith
Geo Faith
Roy Faith
Passaic Avenue
Pillow demand on soldiers spurs letter to editor
A correspondent from Aniston Alabama reports an artilleryman demanding a pillow for head comfort during service, arguing it matters more than foot warmth. The exchange appeared in a letter to The Sun discussing soldier needs and practicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
Ion
Anniston
Ala
Supper for Harry Kirk Before Camp Dix Departure
The Junior Order Fife and Drum Corps hosted a supper for Harry Kirk at the Central Hotel in Chestnut Street. Seventeen covers were set and about twenty eight attended. The Iral Hotel plans a cabaret tonight with professional musicians and Saturday night continuations if well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kirk
Camp Dix
Wrightstown
Central Hotel
Chestnut Street
Iral Hotel
Soldiers Comfort Unit Thanks for Pageant Aid
The Soldiers Comfort Unit expresses gratitude to contributors and workers who aided the Pageant. Mrs. Nettie Clark chaired the event with assistance from Mrs. L B Rothwell Mrs. F B Miller Mrs G B Douglas and Mrs J B Bradford.
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Cesnsien
Nettie Clark
L. 8. Rothwell
F. B. Miller
G. B. Dosglas
J. B. Bradford
Announcement by K Kelley Hats on Main Avenue Passaic NJ
Local firm announces a grand opening for a women’s hat shop on Main Avenue in Passaic New Jersey. The notice promises formal millinery with many new styles and a display of smart, fashionable hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Kelley
A. Main Avenue
Passaic
N. J
Sonia Ere Bo
Local primaries draw weak voter interest amid war year
An off year, no petitions filed by Democrats or Republicans for state races. County positions of importance are at stake with county committeemen and constables to be chosen. The Republican slate includes John P. Thepetoe and men aligned with Home Rule and Option League led by Edgar H. Bostock of Vreek land avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republian
John P. Thepebtoe
Separ
Home Rule
Option League
Mesrgania
Edgar H. Bostock
Montclair Art Exhibit Extended to October 15
The Montclair and vicinity artists exhibit has been extended to October 15 to allow more visitors. A permanent display includes works by Blakelock Childe Senne La Crane and other leading American artists, plus a fine collection of Indian basketry and warfare implements. Admission is free with hours 10-12 and 2-5 on weekdays and 2-5 on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
Blakelock
I Childe Senne
la Crane
the Lew
Essex W.C.T.U. Elects Officers at Vincent Church
Essex County W C T U re elected officers at a session held at Vincent Church. Officers include President Mrs Maine. Corresponding secretary Alicia M Bean. Recording secretary Edith W Steidler. Secretary Helena D Nicoll. Mrs A A Hebert sang a solo. Luncheon was served by the Ladies Aid Society between sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Vincent Church
Emestay
Mane
Alicia M. Bean
Edith W. Steidler
Helena D. Nicoll
A. A. Hebert
Ladies' Aid Society of the Chu
Annual Meeting of the W C T O at St Pauls Church
The local branch of the Christian Temperance Union will hold its first annual meeting Monday afternoon at St Pauls Congregational Church at 3 oclock. Officers will be elected and reports read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Temperance A Woman's Mon
St. Paul's Congregational Church
P. S. C. Raises Wages For Public Service Motormen
Public Service employers announce wage increases for motormen and conductors set to start October 1. President Thomas N. McCarter says the raise adds about 300 dollars annually, with pay at thirty four cents per hour for new workers and twenty five to thirty two cents per hour for longer service.
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Thomas N. McCarter
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Ronald Kirk
Rutgers
Actea
France
Robert Atchinson
Terrace Avenue
Mrs
Essex
W.C.T.U
George Bernard Shaw
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