Town adjusts water meters and tax rates amid budget review
The Board of Commissioners led by Mayor Emil Diebitsch approved Neptune, Lambert or Keystone meters as the only allowed types and discussed a town budget showing a $2.25 local tax fixed at 42 percent. The meeting also addressed water service reliability, street name changes, and a new twice monthly bill payment plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Engineering
Board of Commissioners
Emil Diebitsch
Elmer H. van Wagenen
Diebitsch
Neptune
Lambert
Keystone Meters
Een
Holy Name Society
Cook
Wildey
Sun Is Made Official Town Newspaper
The Sun was reinstated as the official town newspaper by the Board of Commissioners with no dissent. The Nutley Sun, having larger circulation, will print all ordinances street work reports election notices and other legal matters at six cents per line for the first insertion and five cents per line for subsequent insertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Board of Commissioners
Wildey
Nutley San
San
Woman's Exchange Moves to 127 Chestnut Street
The Woman's Exchange has relocated to its new quarters at 127 Chestnut Street and will continue taking orders for bread rolls cakes and home made jellies preserves pickles jams along with knitted Weaters baskets hand made rugs children's dresses and ladies garments. Public invitation extended to visit and view offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
Building Permits Filed in Local Area
W C Timball Evelyn place garage cost 75 dollars James B Bradford 119 Hawthorne garage 90 dollars Mrs Margaret Brunner 48 Sylvan place chicken house 25 dollars W C Timball Evelyn place dwelling 4000 dollars J A McMillan Oak Crest place near Vreeland avenue porch and addition to dwelling 90 dollars Mrs Rosati 14 Harrison Street Woodshed 200 dollars G R Carson 23 Maple place garage 35 dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Timball
Evelyn Place
James B. Bradford
Hawthorne
Mra
Margaret
Scout Council Meets in Hawthorne Avenue Home
Natley Council members for Boy Scouts gathered Wednesday night at George B. Douglas's Hawthorne Avenue home to discuss winter welfare of scouts and various publicity stunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natley Council
Boy Scouts
George B. Douglas
Hawthorne Avenue
Police Attend Patrolmen Benevolent Association Convention
On Wednesday Patrolmen Henry Hoch Emil Werner and Frank Jameson of the Local Police attended the annual convention of the Patrolmen Benevolent Association at Jersey City. Thursday additional officers John McCrea John Sakaracki Sergeants Jameson and Platt and Commissioners Wildey and Cook Town Clerk Blum viewed the parade from the Grand Stand and attended the dinner and reception in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hoch
Emil Werner
Frank Jameson
Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
Jersey City
John McCrea
John Sakaracki
Jameson
Platt
Wildey
Cook
Blum
Wagon Stolen From Plenge Farm Shed
A farm wagon was stolen last Sunday night from a shed on August Plenge’s farm in Rutan place. Police believe the same men who stole a horse from Reuben Vreeland’s barn that night hitched the horse to the wagon to flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Plenge
Rutan Place
Reuben Vreeland
Miss Adrianna Van Riper and Her Ey Van Riper Visit Lake Me
Miss Adrianna Van Riper and her ward travel from Chareh Street to Rome Square in Lake, Maine for a two day outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrianna
van Riper
Chareh Street
Rome Square
Lake
Schools delayed reopening due to infantile paralysis outbreak
Three new infantile paralysis cases prompted a Thursday night conference decision to close public schools for another week or until October 2. Families affected include Jane Gottfried, Loretta McEligot, and Mary Ciccone. the first two cases are treated at home while the infant is hospitalized amid still uncertain confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Gottfried
G. M. Gottfried
Wayne Place
Loretta” McEligot
William " McEligot
Hillside Avenue
Mary Ciccone
Pasquare Ciccons
William Street
Gottfried
McEligot
Rally at Town Hall Back Record in Essex County
A Home Rule League rally at Town Hall in Essex County featured George L. Record as governor candidate with Edmund Osborne speaking on his behalf. Osborne praised Records program for Local Option and municipal Home Rule while accusing Edge and Colgate of lacking a definite plan and siding with powerful interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Home Rule League
Essex County
Progressive Party
Edmund ’. _ Osborne
Fanee
League
Record
Osborne
Edge
Calgate
Colgate
Nutley Club to Face Harrison All Stars on Park Oval
The Nutley Club baseball team meets the Harrison All-Stars at Park Oval this afternoon for the final game of the season. Ramblers cancellation forces Nutley to substitute with Harrison as the opponent. Mishals and cores will be the local battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Club
Harrison All-Stars
Park Oval
Walters
Ramblers
Pras
Herrisen-teem
Mishals
Cores
Social notes from Englewood and area residents
Ladies and gents from New York and nearby towns visit friends and relatives across Englewood. Names include Louise Chandler Marjory Shaw Norah Coey Mary Coey Anna Langdon Florence Fuller H L Harris Alfred Wassall, Seton Hall student John Weisbrod plus many others at homes, travels, and card parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Chandler
Marjory
Hayden
Marjory Shaw
Norah and
Mary Coey
Newark
Englewood
Anna Langdon
Long List of Public School Staff Names
An extensive roster lists supervising and teaching staff for Public Schools issued yesterday by Supt Besachler. Names include Beachler, Lindstrom, Tillinghast, Force, Garwood, Fion, Scott, Miner, Schmitz and many others across High School, Boys and Girls Provocation, Park, Yantacan, Washington, Lincoln, and other schools with principals, department heads, and support personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. Besachler
J. R. Beachler
Stelte-E
Hicke
Helen. F. Lindstrom
Mazsie
C.C. Tillinghast
Jonathan Force
L. E. Garwood
John H. Fion
Clara A. Scott
Louie M. Miner
A. Louise Schmitz
Charlotte MacDougall
F .S. Collier
Arthur T. Gib
Helen H. Jessup
Abby C. Franklin
Park School
John S. Herron
Prinpal
D. F. . Goiney
Frances Tibbets
George R. Gove
Edward E. Carroll
Helen ©. Robinson
Ina F. Geele
Trane M. Ryan
M. Winifred. Turner
Anna M. Swaim
Anna A. Troy
Agnes M. Kraus
Agnes T. Kehrer
Margaret C. Gurley
May Powers
Anita Hubschmitt
Kate C.lambert
Edith V. Teets
Gladys Morton
Evan V. D. Philip
Mary F. Wheaton
Marcella M. Simonds
Sarah M. Cooke
Grace Gerard
Henrietta M. Jahn
Esther M. Wharby
Frances Briggs
Katharine Jackson
Lincoln School
Leroy C. Smith
Nettie C. Dauber
Abby J. Beatty
Edith B. Jordan
Pearl E Lux
Elizabeth Arcularius
Ethel B. Hallock
Kathleen Baring
A. F. Jackson
Laura S. Persch
Cora L.heywood
Wright Sutliffe
Tax Sale List Shows Fewer Parcels Available
The Sun reports 239 parcels for unpaid taxes to be sold this year, down from 457 last year. Tax Clerk Frank A. Brandreth sets Wednesday October 18 at 2:00 PM in Town Hall for the sale. The smaller list suggests improved local finances compared with 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
Frank A. Brandreth
Woman Reflects On First Gray Hair In Marriage
A witty exchange contrasts a woman’s saddest hour with the moment she realizes the flaws in her marriage. The amateur poet claims the hour is when she finds gray hair. his wife counters with a broader view of personal failure and fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te’ van
Sas
Recital Plan for Grace Church Pipe Organ Dedication
Grace Church will dedicate a new pipe organ by the Austin company installed in Brookfield Avenue. The project features eight hundred fifteen pipes, a movable console with two manuals and pedal, twenty speaking stops, and three recital events starting October 12 with Arthur Depew as organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Thomas Greenwood
Brookfield
Avenue
Arthur Depew
Strasd Theatre
New York
Depew
Wanamsker
Cambridge
England
Harold J .Micklin
C. H. Westcott
Frederick Wheeler
Maurice Coltone
Austin Organ Company
F ‘Hartford
Austin Universal Air Chest
Firemen Protest Cleaning Auto Equipment
A Ventacan Chemical Engine Co committee protested a board order requiring firemen to clean automobile apparatus. The chauffeur Harry B. Stager, until recently dismissed, formerly did this work. A second committee arranged winter furniture renovations, and members moved all furniture including cuspidors to a barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Officres
Ventacan Chemical Engine Co
Board of Commissioners
Harry 8. Stager
War Tax on Telephone Messages Abolished
Public telephone agents were told to remove notices about the one cent tax on messages 15 cents or more. The tax collection ended at midnight September 8 as the new revenue law took effect abolishing the tax on calls from public pay stations and subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telephone ‘Company
Carpenter Survives 25-Foot Fall From Roof
Martin Hoffmeister fell twenty five feet from gutters while working on a Sylvan Place roof. Dr Seckson reported no broken bones after X ray. Hoffmeister returned to work shortly after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvan Place
Martin Hoffmeister
A. ¥. Seckson
Hoffmeieter
Broad Studio Photographs Display at 741 Broad Street
The Broad Studie presents photographs at 741 Broad Street offering a compact showcase of contemporary works. Visitors are invited to view the collection and engage with the artist’s visual explorations.
Also Mentioned on This Page
O. K
Notley
East Oran
Orange
Antelair
Infield
Ivington
Rea Belleville
South Orange
Eoes
Nutley
Millburn
Caldwell
Weat Caldwell
Epee Rere
North Caldwell
Verona
Cee
Cedar Grove
Livingston
Roseland Ee
Essex Fells
Scout Council Meets
P—B
Colgate and
Edge Party
New Jersey
Hiram Johnson
California
Harrison
Florence’ Fuller
Nashua, N. H
Carl A. Fuller
H. L. Harris
Manilas, N. Y
Alfred Wassall
Hartford
Walnut ‘Street
Butler
Seton Hall
Albert Lindstrom
High Street
Wesleyan
Earl C. Cleveland
Centre ‘Ptreat
Huntington
L. J
Wilson G. Kierstead
Mabel Kierstead
Marlborough- Blenheim
Atlantic City
John Wiemann
Centre Street
Lebanon, Pa
Willard L. Comstock
Rutgers Place
Greenwood Lake
Isobel Leonard
East Grange
Raymond Cooke
Franklin Avenue
Benjamin M. Beyers
Harrisburg
B. C. Carter
Kingsland Road
Wright Satcliffe
Allentown
Edward C. Clark
Prospect Street
Hopatcong
George C. Walter
Pittsburgh
C. C. Walter
Vreeland Avenue
Frederick F. Moore
Yantacaw Place
Edwin Miller
Euchre
Easton Shaw
Boston
Charles Clark
Ruth Clark
North Attleboro
Charles Reid
Hampton Place
Genevieve Lee
Brooklyn
Charles G. Page
F. H. Syrett
Long Island
Alpheus Geer
Margaret Geer
Secontiet
R. L
C. L. Messer
Middle West
Charles E. Callahan
Myrtle Avenue
Eleanor White
Whitford Avenue
Great Neck, L. I
Brookfield Avenue
Egremont
Meas
William Meyerholz
George Young
Whitford
Washington, D. C
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