Washington School Dedication in East Nutley Amid Rain
A crowd gathered for the dedication of the new Washington School in East Nutley. Dr. Calvin N. Kendall urged high public investment in education and spacious playgrounds, while local officials and the building contractor discussed the project and unveiled a star striped ceremonial shovel. The ceremony ended with an open house as the crowd toured the new facilities.
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New Washington School
East Nutley
Calvin N. Kendall
New Jersey
Kendall
Milton T. Stauffer
The
Reformed Church
John R. Beach~ der
Harry Harris
Board of Education
Arthur Singer
Beachler
Schovel
H. K. Conklin
H. W. Sc. John
George A. Hil
John P. Lux
J. W. Carr
Bayonne
Robert Shaw
Miss Irene Hearn to wed Passaic newspaper man
Miss Irene Louise Hearn niece of Mr and Mrs H A Connolly of 364 Highfeld Jane will marry James H Woods of Passaic Monday at St Marys Church East Nutley Woods staff member at Passaic Daily News Nutley Passaic and Newark friends gave her a miscellaneous shower last Saturday night at her home
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Irene Louise Hearn
H. A. Connolly
Highfeld Jane
James H. Woods
Passaic
St Mary's Church
East Nutley
Woods
A Bunch of Roses Cantata at Town Hall Friday
A musical cantata titled A Bunch of Roses will be performed by a cast of fifteen under Rising Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Town Hall Auditorium on Friday night October 6.
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Rising
Grace Church Services by Rev Osswald at Grace Church
Rev Osswald of New York will officiate at Grace Church tomorrow. Union and services Sunday at nine o clock. Sunday School follows at 9 45 a.m.
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E. Osswald
New York
Grace Church
Oly
Union
West Nalley Country Club Holds Annual Meeting
The West Nalley Country Club will hold its annual meeting at Harold K. Comstock home on High Street Tuesday October 3 to elect officers and conduct necessary business.
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West Nalley
The Stiffest Fish The Dolphin
The Dolphin is described as the stiffest fish with the ability to swim short distances at a speed of twenty five miles an hour.
Park Commission Seeks Nutley Park With No Delay
Essex County Park Commission secretary says there is no prospect of delay beyond planning and contract awards for Nutley’s proposed park. He disputes a previous article and notes $39,242.50 already spent for land, with about $50,000 left for improvements and a $190,000 legal cap.
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Nutley Sun
Nutley
Essex County Park Commission
Navey Sun
Park Outlook
Park Commission
A. Cuurea
Newark
4. J
Commission
Takes His Pick. Adit of a Society Woman and Ditch Work
A Titian haired son of the old sod works in a ditch when a spectacled society daughter asks what work he does. He replies with a laconic line about taking his pick as he swings his clay pipe and shoulder his tool. The tale quips about foolish questions with rural humor.
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Philadelphia Times
Sans Culottes Epithet in French Revolution History
The term sans culottes meaning the men without breeches originated as a contemptuous label by Maury in political clashes. The nickname was embraced by opponents and later became a common name for extreme French Democrats across the revolution.
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Paris
Maury
Popular Party
Gossip Exchange Sparks Lighthearted Quip on Age
A playful dialogue between Mr Buxom and Mrs Buxom centers on a jibe about age. Mrs Enos allegedly mocked age, prompting a witty response that she doubted aging and affirmed youthfulness. The exchange preserves humor over sharp remarks.
Yantacaw Engine Looks At Humphrey Reinstatement
Fire Committee urges the Yantacaw Chemical Engine to reinstate Chief Edgar J T Humphrey, expelled August 10 for dues. Members debate at October 12 meeting, with many opposed and arguing notices may not have been properly mailed.
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Yantacaw Chemical Engine
Edgar JT. Humphrey
Humphrey
School Janitors May Be Covered Under New Liability Law
The Board of Education discussed insuring all its janitors with a casualty company to guard against possible losses under the employers liability act. The decision was referred to the Buildings and Property Committee after noting dynamo risks at the Washington School. The meeting also noted gifts to the library, declined funding for a newspaper subscription, a staff transfer, and a proposed new history teaching method.
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Board of Education
Washington
Buildings and Property Committee
E. L. Bradley
William H. Arnold
William C. Davis
New York and Newark
Grace Wallis
Yantacaw
Washington School
Beachler
Will Return Here to Live in Nutley
Mr and Mrs Clarence B Iliffe formerly of Nutley plan to return after six months on their Bloomingburg New York farm They likely will reside in Nutley again in the Connolly house on Prospect street next to the Powershon Tennis Courts Mrs Iliffe has already come back and Mr Iliffe is due soon after selling their farm.
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Clarence B. Iliffe
Nutley
Bloomingburg
N. Y
Connolly
Prospect Street
Ktffe
Mr. Iliffe
Light vote at the primaries in Nutley on Tuesday
Nutley turnout was very low with 500 to 600 votes cast out of about 1,300 eligible voters. In ward races William Ward won the Republican Town Council seat over Abram Paxton. in the Third Ward Democratic nomination Henry Connolly defeated John Frobose. Countywide, Regulars swept contests. notable candidate John Howe, backed by Progressives, was defeated by Regulars.
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Nutley
Nuvley
William Ward
Abram Paxton
Ward
Paxton
Henry A. Connolly
John A. Frobose
Conolly
Frobose
John Howe
Knife Fourteen Inches Long Used as Weapon in Trial
In the trial of George Reeves and Boyd Jackson of 184 River road for disorderly conduct a fourteen inch knife was produced as the weapon wielded by Jackson. The pair fought over Elizabeth Lamb. Reeves’s weapon was noted. They were sentenced to sixty days each in Caldwell. Weddings In Korea describe a horseback processional with a mock goose carried by a mandservant, the bridegroom and servants, loud entry, a feast, and the groom meeting the bride for the first time.
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George Reeves
Boyd Jackson
River Road
Jackson
Elizabeth Lamb
Reeves
Caldwell
Korea
Quits 50. Select your wife on Choose dig and marry
Lippin cotts Magazine offers a wedding guide with whimsical advice on choosing a wife and planning a marriage around a whimsical schedule. The item reads as a dated magazine blurb with light entertainment tone and no clear real-world action.
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Lippincotts Magazine
Mass Meeting Forms Park Plan Committee
A seven member committee was named to organize a public meeting on Nutley park plans. They will work with the Town Council Legal Committee to develop action to acquire or preserve land along the brook north of Chestnut Street. Members include Gilmore Satterthwaite Connelly Miller Taylor Lewis Kantz.
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Board of Health
Town Hall
Citizens For Action
Chestnut- Street
James Gilmore
Satterthwaite
H.-A. Connelly
James L. Miller
A. AR. Taylor
Marion L. Lewis
H. B. Kantz
Council Discusses Parkways and Land Deals
Town Council meeting led to unanimous passage of the budget ordinance after Acting Town Clerk Max P Kaufmann read it. The Legal Committee was authorized to negotiate land gifts purchases leases or condemnations along the Third river and to consult with the Essex County Park Commission.
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Max P. Kaufmann
Carr
Essex County Park Commission
Callatlan
Nutley Wins Another Tight Intertown Showdown
Nutley edged Belleville 2 to 0 in a closely fought game. Pitcher steady as week past, defense held firm with a lone risky runner advancing on third before a decisive play ended the threat.
Nutley Belleville Game Preview Sparks Injuries and Muted Hopes
The Game Today previews Nutley and Belleville in a sixth matchup as a minor league pitcher joins the Mutuals in Pisgod setting. The report hints at missed opportunities and uncertain outcomes amid lineup changes and injuries.
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Nutley-Belleville
Wil Come
Mutuals
Pisgod
Former Nutley Girl Suing Mother-in-Law for Al enation
A Nutley woman, Pearl Bartlett, files a suit against her mother-in-law over alleged alienation of affections. The case outlines family tensions and legal actions in a local court.
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Nutley
SUING
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Grace Church Services
Country Club
Outlock
Stirs
William A. Ward
Charles Gillman
A. A. Yost
R. W. Booth
Democratic
M. J. Callahan
Calvin D. Sargent
Frank
Zimmerman
Thomas H. Ritchie
Michael 0. McEligot
Hugh Hallidy
William Kirkpatrick
Third Ward
Ernest G. Weischede
Abram Blur
John Match
Frank L. Busby
A.H. van Riper
Thomas 5. Brown
B. C. Brown
County Park Commission
Richard W. Booth
Ines
Schioal Grounds
Oughly
Gentre Street
the Brook
Passaic Avenue
Grant Avenue
Council
Park Oval
Belleville
Natiey
Natiey A. Ce
Rockwell
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