Nutley Arrows Finish Season With Park Oval Win
The Nutley Arrows defeated Bloomfield Catholic Lyceum 10 3 last Saturday afternoon as Jimmie Kane pitched a shutout until the eighth inning. The curtain falls on the season this afternoon with a match against Kearny Athletics on Park Oval, followed by a game tomorrow against Belleville Holy Name in Belleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Tennis Club
Prospect Street
Elwood Jones
Burnham Douglas
Robert Miller
L.F. Wigand
W. L. B. Hobart
Thurston Woodford
Robert
W. H. Clement
Miller
Douglas
Jones
Robert Shaw
T. Woodford
Clements
Wigand
R. Shaw
Troy
G. B. Douglas
B. Hobart
Woodford
R. Miller
H. W. Stoddard
B. W. Douglas
Shaw
Nutley Arrows
Bloomfield Catholic Lyceum
Jimmie Kane
Arrows
Kearny Athletics
Park Oval
Belleville Holy Name
Bellevillé
Housework in Quiet Home as Mother Nails On Porch
A young woman works inside the house while her mother sits on the porch manicuring her nails. The image captures domestic routine with a calm, observational tone of the New York American.
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New York American
Household Arts Series Promises Free Lectures for Women
The Housewives League lists a schedule of free lectures and demonstrations from September 27 to October 8 including cream puffs, canning, cooking potatoes, first aid, dressmaking, and candy making. Miss Emma Bossong directs demos. Mrs Nellie Snyder from NYS Agricultural School speaks. Dr Sneed and Miss Edith Deshler organize private classes with modest fees and material requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Rossong
The
Housewives” League
Mise Bossong
Registry days scheduled for late September and October 1915
The notice lists registry hours: Tuesday September 28, 1915 from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. and Tuesday October 19, 1915 from 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. as the third registry day. It emphasizes extended evening hours for voter registration.
Special Election Ballot for New Jersey Amendments 1915
Official ballot text outlines the process for constitutional amendments in New Jersey in 1915. It explains how amendments may be proposed by both houses, entered on journals, published in newspapers, and submitted to the people for a majority vote. It covers multiple amendments, separate voting, and resubmission after rejection within five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate of General Assembly
United States
Essex County nominating hours for multiple public offices
From seven o'clock a. m. to nine o'clock p. m. hours are set for nominating candidates for various public offices in Essex County. Positions include Justices of the Peace and Constables from the Second Ward, county committee seats for Republican Progressive Roosevelt and Democratic parties from each election district, twelve General Assembly members, Registrar of Deeds and Mortgages, and three Board of Chosen Freeholders members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
Essex County
Roosevelt County Committee
Democratic County Committee
Easex County
Ie Bocialiat
General Assembly
Board of Chosen Freeholders
Prudential Policyholders to Elect Directors for First Time
Mutualization of The Prudential Insurance Company of America allows policyholders to vote for directors. Meeting set at the Home Office in Newark New Jersey with Austen Colgate acting as Trustee to vote policyholders' stock per the stockholders’ meeting held January 10, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Prudential Oc
Newark
New Jersey
Austen Colgate
Notice of 1916 general election officers
A general election is announced for the election of the Registrar of Deeds and Mortgages, three members of the Board of Justices of the Peace, and Constables from the Second Ward. The polls will be open Tuesday November 2, 1916 from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. at designated polling places.
Wood Fires Different Radiances For Each Tree
Will Levington Comfort writes in Craftsman about how wood fires reveal a tree’s inner nature. Some woods shriek at burning after cutting while others burn calmly and release the spirit in quiet grace.
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Levington
Local Firehouse Addresses and Ward Stations Listed
First Ward Chemical Engine Co No 1 at Town Hall on Chestnut street. Second Ward First District Masonic Hall Building 557 Franklin Avenue near Jaglier’s barber shop. Second District Hose Company No 2 at Bloomfield Avenue and High Street corner. Third Ward Thomas Hayes plumbing shop at Passaic Avenue and Chestnut Street.
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First Ward Chemical Engine Co
Chestnut Street
Second Ward
First District
Masonic Hall
Franklin Avenue
Jaglier
Second District—Hose~ Company
Bloomfield Avenue
High Street
Third Ward
Thomas Hayes
Passaic Avenue
Hillside Avenue
Passaic County
Ceeep Second District
Hillside
Prospect Street
Mountainview, Avenue
Mountainview Avenue
Broomfeld
Town Hall
J. Waglier
Hose Company
New Jersey Amendment on land use and election notice
The document outlines optional voting on a New Jersey amendment and states that counties cities boroughs and other municipalities may acquire land for parks highways or streets beyond immediate needs only for building sites. It also notes excess land may be sold or leased with restrictions and fixes the election date as Tuesday October 39 1915 with polling places to be designated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery
Chancery of
New Jersey
Franklin Building and Loan Association
Pasquale Maio
Newark
Belleville
Nutley
Essex — County
Eville Place
E. E. Meacham
Beleville Place
N. J
Ralph B
Gchmidt
William B- Parry
Boesme Ae Pem
Sunday Church Activities Outline and Services
The schedule lists Sunday morning worship at 11 with the message The Cause of Fear in Servant of God and a 9 45 Sunday School Rally. Baptisms are planned, with a 3 30 p m Men’s Mass Meeting led by M A Hoat and singing by E F Daggen. Evening Epworth League rally at 7 and a Bring a Friend service at 7 45 with I Have Not Called You Servants But Friends. The week includes Epworth League business Monday at 5 30 and daily missions Tuesday to Friday with themes. junior league Wednesday afternoon. regular morning service 11, evening 7 45, Young People’s Society 7. Rev Douglas Matthews rector. St Mary’s R C Church Masses 7 8 9 and 10 30 Rev William L Cunningham rector.
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M.A. Hoat
E. F. Daggen
Epworth League
Lindsley Smith
Carl Spats
So 'Elock
Heaven
Douglas, Matthews
St. Mary's R. C
St. Mary’s R-C
William L. Cunningham
Louise van
Rally Day Service At Epworth Church
A Sunday evening vesper service at Epworth Church begins at 6 45 with lively singing. The leader presents a topic aimed at younger folk followed by informal discussion open to all. The event, designed for youth, features Lindsley B. Smith as president with Carl Spatz as assistant first vice president.
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Epworth Arch
Lindsley B. Smith
Carl Spatz
Sunday services and programs at St. Clare’s Church Delawanna
The notice lists Sunday School at 9 45 am with preaching by Rev Henry Condit at 11 am, Young People’s Service at 5 pm on Temptation, Evening Service at 7 pm the second sermon on Obedience, Wednesday prayer, and teachers study hour. St. Clare’s Roman Catholic Church Allwood Road Franklin Ave Delawanna rector Rev Father Lawrence O F M Mass 9 30 am and Sunday School 10 30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Henry
Condit
Ween
Charcter
St. Clare’s Roman Catholic
Allwood Road
Franklin Avenue
Delawanna
Father Lawrence, O
Holy Family Church Low Mass and Benediction Schedule
The Church of the Holy Family holds a Low Mass at 8.30 a.m. and a second Mass with Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament at 10.30 a.m. Tomorrow in Herrison Street. Sunday School and chorus meet at 2.30 p.m.
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Tomor- Holy
Family
Herrison - Street
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Bacal Bantam
Georgia
Freddie Seidel
Jimmy Pappas
Pappas
G Seidel
Leo Lewis
South
Tara
Seidel
Willie Kane
Kane
Franklins
Moonlight Pre
Ronald Spinning
Waynesville College
Carley
Woodraff
Egbert Chandler
Floyd Stager
Howard Woodraff
Liberty
Ceme Aa
F.C
Oxfords
Eagles
Orange
Southend
London
Dubhwaite
Birmingham Age-Herald
Tove
Emmas Bossong
Dr. Sneed
Misa Edith Deshier
Leagen
Edith Deshler
Board of Registry and Election
Sach
Natley
County of
Essex
Dew
Department of
Oscar S. Kirkeby
Thomas F. Martin
Secretary of
Board—of Chosen Freeholders
Justices of the Peace
Sheriff's Sale
Town OF
Pasé
Chestnut
Bloomfield
Nutley, N. J
Penn
Wilsteiek
Am Ra
S& m
Young Peope's Society
Epworth
Thé-Natley Sur
N. d
Johnson Foy
E. B
Foy
Arno L. Huntley
Sheriff’s Sale
Nutley Realty Company
Samuel Silverburg
Alice Silverburg
Court House
Natley Park
Natley Realty Company
Frank T.shepard
Natego
the Register of the
County of Essex
Whitford Avenue
Brookfield Avenue
Whitord Avenue
Ralph B. Schmidt
van Liew & Peck
St. Paul’s Congregational Church
Christian Science Society
Woman's Club
Highfield Lane
St. Clare’s Church
Church of the Holy Family
Immmanuel
George Brodthage
Sanday School
Grace Church
Harley
Osteopathic
Hudson Street
Cambridge Avenue
Hoboken
Jersey City
Frederick A. Heisley
MASTER’ IN_ CHANCERY
Broad St
Centre St
Newark Market
William H. “Parry
LAW Union Building
Cimon Street
High St
W Nutley
Franklin Building and Loan
T. S. Brown
H. A. Connery
Ernest Y. Cocheram
William H. Parry
C.J. van Winkle
Franklin Ave
Nutley,n. J
Chas. Greeme& Son
Washir
Erie
R. R
George Co
Broad and
Cedar Streets
Newark, N. J
People of
Suburbs
Goerke Co
Broad & Cedar Sts
Broad and Market Streets
Ford
Auto Supplies
S. S. Davis
Meyerholz & Dressig
Union Avenue
Bloomeld
Charles A.keyler
Peonal
Franklin
Yresland
George Herrmann
Mgr
A. L. Huntley
W. Nutley
Nutley Park
Sella
Park Street
West Nutisy
Charles E. Joh
Pittston
Lehigh and Spencer Coal
White Seashore
West Nutley
Domenica Ciccone
Lambert’s Soda Shop
Walsh
Nutley Auto Service
Allan B. Stirratt
Chestnut ST. Nutley
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