McEligot and Chenoweth Bank Appeal Over City Sewer Claim
The McEligot and Chenoweth Company with the Bank of Nutley appeal after a Circuit Court ruling that their second suit over Bloomfield avenue sewers was barred by the first suit's final decision. Judges Bergen Kalisch and Black weighed whether the prior ruling voided a new action. The sup court heard oral argument on June 6.
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McEligot & Chenoweth Company
Bank of Nutley
Loom Avenue
Bloomfield Avenue
Supreme Court of New Jersey
Dungan
Supreme Court
Hugh B. Reed
J. Harry Hull
Bergen
Kalisch Vos Black
Kalisch
Soldiers Greater Readers Rally Aid From Nutley Library
Hundreds of books are sent from Nutley to soldiers at Camp Merritt and Hoboken as part of an American Library Association drive. The program places libraries in thirty six camps and ships tens of thousands of volumes to naval stations vessels hospitals and seas over. soldiers read for study and promotion, and many reading habits start on the voyage home. Daily Thought praises usefulness over desire.
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Nutley
Irene Phillips
Camp Merritt
Hoboken
American Library Association
Tom-Ae A Wei
Betwen
Knights of
Red Cross Conservation Drive Aims at Metal and Nut Shells
Nutley headquarters announce no wool shipments to Chapter for several weeks while a national survey is completed. Knitters may use on hand stock to make socks and sweaters. Chapters must forward knitted items to the Atlantic Division Warehouse. A campaign urges collection of fruit pits and nut shells as substitutes for coconut in munitions production. War Industries Board requests Red Cross aid in conserving metals including platinum and tin. Contact Nutley 485 M.
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Red Crows
Chaptera
Nutley
Mus
Atlantic Division
Nevesaary
Rules for Newspapers by the Government
A government set of rules for weekly newspapers covers accepting returns from newsdealers ending free copies and cutting off subscribers who are not in advance payment. The Sun is expected to follow these rules strictly.
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Washington
The
Sun
In One's Own Sphere
A brief reflection argues that happiness comes from tending one’s own world. Cheerful effort and wholesome thoughts shape personal contentment, while dwelling on others’ lives or dissatisfaction harms all. Accepting this truth benefits individuals and the wider community.
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Henri Frederic Amiel
State OF New Jersey Executive Department
William Hughes
New Jersey
A. D
United States Senate
Walter. F. Edge
Lws
States Senate
Am Huashoo
Trenton
Martin
John B. Scott
Association
Town Hall
T. S. Brown
William Bd, Batchelor
H. A. Cotnnelly
John P. Lux
William H. Parry
Swift & Company
Swift
U.S. A
Newark, N. J
Newark
United States
Broad Street
Misses’ Jersey
Sore
Silvertone
Real
H. Silvertone
Wonder Week
Georgette Crepe
Sonoma Valley
Eldorado
Santa Chira
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