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Nutley Sun

Location

Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1915

Page

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Primary Day Nuggets Shape New Jersey Elections

Primary day approaches with Assembly candidates from Republican Democratic and Socialist lines. Voters will choose Assembly members Freeholders Register and County committeemen, with several county and state officials seeking election. Edger H. Bostock tops the Progressive Assembly slate, while Charles H. Pool is the Socialist Register nominee and Joseph Mutch appears among Wilson League Assembly hopefuls. The primary ends independent bids, as only Tuesday selections appear on official ballots.

New Jersey Freeholders Register Webbe League Assembly Joseph Mutch Wilson League Assembly Charles H. Pool Edger H. Bostock

Help Equal Suffrage Volunteer Drive At Nutley HQ

Women are urged to assist in voter interviewing, distributing Suffrage Literature, selling tickets for the Suffrage Ball, and supplying automobiles for Election Day October 19. Contributions of any size are welcome. Reach 224 Chestnut Street headquarters any day except Sunday from 10:30 to 12:30 mornings 2:30 to 6:30 afternoons 9:30 evenings. Volunteers urged to visit and discuss opportunities.

Nutley Chestnut Street

McFarlands Not Home Yet Burglary At Franklin Avenue House

Police probe burglary at John McFarland residence on Franklin Avenue. Neighbor Louis Smith noted a broken cellar window but no investigation followed as investigators seek full extent of loss. The McFarlands have been in Bethlehem NHS all summer and cannot be reached for details.

John McFarland Franklin Avenue McFarlands Bethlehem Nhs Louis Smith

Gasolining Police Dept Plans Motor Patrol Wagon

The town approves a motor patrol wagon to serve as ambulance use and to speed police response. A portable garage may be erected behind the fire house. A complaint against a chanceman for an alleged Sept. 5 battery was held for a week pending investigation. Water main extension on East Center Street may proceed without street acceptance. Sidewalk assessments on Melrose and Prospect streets to be advertised with objections due Oct. 11. Commissioner Lefferts may borrow 10 000 from Bank of Nutley for walk improvements.

Blom Board of ‘Commissioners Rosato —Vocaturo Park Avenue Mariano Giangarello Vocaturo William H. Parry East Center Street Melrose Je Prospect Streets Commissioners of Assessment Lefferts Bank of Nutley

Martin Wedding Anniversary Dance Held at Daily Street Home

Mr and Mrs William Martin hosted a Thursday evening dance at their Daily Street home to mark their first wedding anniversary. Hyderangas adorned the rooms as guests included Mr and Mrs Federic Clements Mr and Mrs Edwin Sharp Mr and Mrs Harry Coughlan and others attended.

William Martin Daily Street Federic Clements Edwin Sharp Harry Coughlan G. Roland Boyce Ralph McClintock Thomas Sterling George McMillan Harry Husted Charles Thom Metcalf B. Hatch Arthur Merriam Armand E. Marquardt

Astley and Hallidy Wed in Newark Home Ceremony

William C Astley of 263 High Street Newark weds Miss Mabel Hallidy daughter of Mrs Edward Blunt of 21 Hillside Avenue The ceremony was by Rev J C Howard of Halsey Street M E Church at his High Street home Attendants were Miss Vera Kierstead and Capt William Corey of Engine Company No 4 Newark The couple will live at 45 North Broad Street Newark after their wedding trip

William C. Astley High Street Newark Mabel Hallidy Edward Blunt Hillside Avenue J. C. Howard Halsey—Street M. E Vera Kierstead William Corey Engine North Broad Street

Special Service for Men in Nutley at Vincent Church

A Sunday 3 30 pm meeting for men will open a winter series at Vincent Church. All Nutley men are invited to attend with music and an address by Rev. Rolla E. Hunt of Summit First Baptist Church. Committee members are Charles C. Tillinghast Edward F. Duggan Philip K. Woodcock Eben McCallum and Richard W. Booth Jr.

Vincent Church Nutley Rolla E. Hunt First Baptist Church of Summit Charles C. Tillinghast Edward F. Duggan Philip K. Woodcock Eben McCallum Richard W. Booth

Former Mayor Gilmore Witnessed Zeppelin Raid in London

Grant avenue resident and former mayor James Gilmore, back from a business trip to London, reports joining hotel guests at the Savoy to flee after a Zeppelin raid became known. He describes the airship over the city as a great cigar glow beneath searchlights.

James Gilmore Grant Avenue London Savoy

Laughs and Charity Drive At Field Club Benefit

A Field Club benefit supports the French Emergency Fund with an afternoon carnival and evening vaudeville. Dog show entries close at 4 30 with judging at 5 by Henry Libby William Berg and Emil Tauchert. Ice cream grab bag and variety acts round out the program.

Elizabeth Hay Elizabeth Nairn Henry Libby William Berg Emil Tauchert Tauchert Benjamin Hurd Louise Philhower Edger Sergesot Francis I. Bennett

Moonlight School Party Roasts Frankfurters in Cocyman Ave

Miss Helen Lindstrom organized a Thursday moonlight party for Cocyman village teachers and youth. About seventy attended, starting at her home and moving to a field on Cocyman Avenue. They roasted frankfurters, marshmallows, danced a bit, and shared coffee, games, and stories.

Helen Lindstrom Miss Lindstrom John J. Robertson Cocyman Avenue

Free Public Library Adds 350 New Books To Circulation

The Free Public Library announces more new books arriving daily including travel, biography, and children's titles. About 350 new volumes are now available, plus nearly 100 gifted by Mr Joseph G Gamib and reference works from Henry Meyer. Library hours are 10 am to 1 pm, 2 to 5 pm, and 7:30 to 9 pm on Mon Wed Sat.

Free Public Library Joseph G Gamib Henry Meyer

Porch Party Hostesses Honored Guests At Elwood Jones Home

Mrs Elwood Jones and Miss Withers hosted a porch party Tuesday at the Jones home. Attending were Mrs Charles B Vroom Mrs J M Mackay Mrs Robert Sykes Mrs Harry Wood Mrs W H Clements Mrs Bagg Mrs Freak Muni Mrs F M Spinning Miss Falkenberg Miss Marie Spinning and Miss Ruth Mackay.

Elwood Jones Miss Withers Charles B. Vroom J. M. Mackay Robert Sykes Harry Wood W. H. Clements Bagg Freak Muni F. M. Spinning Falkenberg Marie Spinning Ruth Mackay

Joy ride at Whitrege Park ends in police court

Two Newark youths with chorus girls in a hired car caused a disturbance near Passaic and Stewart avenues Thursday night. Patrolman Werner arrested them. Recorder Post fined the group 12.50 to 20 dollars. one member held on 1000 bail for the grand jury for allegedly flourishing a revolver. Confessed party names include Nicholas Negro owner of the car, Mendell, Carr, Abramson, GesumDaria, and Keiley all of Newark.

Newark Passaic Stewart Avenues Werner Recorder Post Nicholas Negro Mendell Bobby’’ ‘Carr Commercial Hotel Isaac Abramson Lemuel GesumDaria Howard Keiley

Motor falls injure Centre street worker at Harrison plant

William Weimann of Centre street and Woodland avenue was injured Monday at the Crucible Steel Works in Harrison when a 6,000 pound motor toppled from a hoist and pinned him to the floor. He received severe leg lacerations requiring stitches. no bones were broken. He was taken home by ambulance from St James Hospital and expected to leave the house Monday.

William Weimann Centre Street Woodland Avenue Crucible Steel Harrison Weimann St. Jame’s Hospital

Talk on Aesthetic Dancing by Miss Helen Keyes

Miss Helen Keyes will give an informal talk on the value of aesthetic dancing Wednesday for area mothers at the home of Mrs William J Kinnley. Several of Miss Keyes pupils will perform dances for illustration.

Helen Keyes William J. Kinnley Miss Keyes

Nutley Private School Opens on Chestnut Street

The Nutley School on Chestnut Street opened Wednesday with an enlarged enrollment, reflecting growing demand for private education in the area.

Nutley School Chestnut Street

Friday Afternoon Club Host Bridge For Rutgers Women

Mrs. Harry D. Finn of Hillside Avenue will host a bridge afternoon on Thursday October 28 to benefit the Woman's Colleges at Rutgers. The Friday Afternoon Club oversees the event.

Harry D. Finn Hillside Avenue Woman's Colleges Rutgers

Newark scandal over missing Mitchell automobile case

Charles de Lukacsevics and two men seized the Mitchell automobile in front of 167 Roseville avenue Newark charging his wife with theft. The scene led to an assault in court with her attorneys as witnesses. He filed a $10,000 suit for alienation of affection against Aston Brankenheim of New York. Brankenheim sought to join the divorce defense and sued de Lukacsevics for $50,000 for libel. Mrs. de Lukacsevics says she has not seen Brankenheim in four years. he claims he supports her and that she uses the Roseville address as Weinberger.

Charles de Lukacsevics Mitchell Roseville Avenue Newark de Lukacsevic Aston_Brankenheim New York de Lukacsevics Frankenheim de Lukassevics

Auction Tournament of Large Proportions Planned by Lodge Men

Members of Kempton Council Royal Arcanum will meet Monday to discuss a proposed auction tournament described as large in scope. Prizes include items valued at more than $100.

Kempton Council Royal Arcanum

Close Escape as Wheel Bumps Truck in High Street

Eleven year old Phillip Redmond of Hillside Avenue was thrown from his bicycle when it collided with a Nutley Coal and Supply Co truck driven by Walter Hillyer on High Street. The left arm was pinned but a stop prevented worse damage. He was taken to Dr Langdon’s office by Charles E Johns after suffering bruises.

High Street Phillip Redmond William T. Redmond Hillside Avenue Nutley Coal & Supply ‘Co Walter Hillyer Charles E. Johns Dr. Langdon

Eighteenth Birthday Party Honors Ellen Senft

Mr and Mrs Guntay hosted an informal party on Saturday night for Ellen Senfts eighteenth birthday with about thirty guests from Newark Brooklyn and Natley. Miss Gertrude Wenting Paterson visits Miss Hilda Crawford Centre street as guest. Mrs Henry J Condit hosted Friday Afternoon Club at St Pauls Place. Charlies Judels Kingsford Street returns from Boston. Edwin Robinson Passaic Avenue heads to Denver. Mrs H C Clark East Orange visits Mrs Charles Walser Paterson Avenue.

Gertrude Wenting Paterson Hilda Crawford Centre Street Henry J. Condit St. Paul’s Place H.C. Clark East Orange Charles Walser Paterson Avenue

Suffrage Campaign Faces Menace as Banner Sparks Town Wide Tension

Union leaders report rising male hostility to the suffrage amendment with banners and rallies provoking jeers. Mrs. Proal and Mrs. Van Winkle say incidents of harassment and opposition by saloon patrons are spreading from Nutley to surrounding areas. Headquarters announce a door to door effort by 15 women from 5 to 9 pm starting Monday to counter apathy, with a suffrage ball planned for October 8 and 500 balloons donated for the grand march.

Arthur B. Proal Union Proal Minna C. van Winkle Proof Chestnut Street Edmund Wright

Vincent Church Battalion 10 Builds Season Start

The First Battalion of Vincent Church begins its build season on October 1 under Captain John B. Applegate who will continue as CO. An Officers' School trains leaders in regular army routines and corps handling with drills for all members. Dr A F Jackson will instruct the Medical Corps in first aid. supplies secured for a thorough course.

Vincent Church John B. Applegate Applegate A. F. Jackon

Lost Purse Identified By Husband Photograph Found

A purse valued at 50 dollars was found at West Nutley Station last Saturday by Sergeant Jameson of the local police. Inside was a photograph of Charles L. Daly of High Street, whom Jameson recognized, returning the item to Mrs Daly who had not yet discovered the loss. He declined any reward, saying it was in a day’s work.

West Nutley Station Jameson Charles L. Daly High Street Mra Daly

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Shure Gasolining Police Dept Astley—Hallidy James C. Bolger China Marjory Carryl Jade Wilson Edward —Dillon Eleanor Dale Marjory Hayden Emory Dabney Ruth Libby Gabriella Prout Gussie LaForge Jack Hayden Laurence Whitney Sheridan Knowles Perham Scorso Alexander Robertson van Wagenen Mr. Arnold Whitrege Park New Yorker Mr. Charlies Judels Kingsford Street Boston Edwin Robinson Passaic Avenue Denver
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