. Scannell's New Jersey prima cittadini : biografie e ritratti di notevole vivono gli uomini e le donne del New Jersey con informazione scorci nello stato della storia e affari. I commissari della città egli ha chiamato Norton come hisDeputy. Ha servito in tale capacità fino a che egli è entrato il primario del 1916 asa candidato per la nomination democratica per la surrogati e ha vinto nel lontano di una dozzina di candidati. La sua elezione alla maggioranza che attractedstate-ampia attenzione seguita in novembre. Nella campagna di 1917 per theelection della nuova città commissari, surrogato di Norton hanno contribuito a preparare theticket tha

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. Scannell's New Jersey first citizens : biographies and portraits of the notable living men and women of New Jersey with informing glimpses into the state's history and affairs. Commissioners of the city he named Norton as hisDeputy. He served in that capacity until he entered the primary of 1916 asa candidate for the democratic nomination for Surrogate and won out in afield of a dozen candidates. His election by the majority that attractedstate-wide attention followed in November. In the campaign of 1917 for theelection of new city Commissioners, Surrogate Norton helped prepare theticket that won at the polls; and the election has given him an influence inJersey City politics that makes for supremacy in county politics. Mr. Norton is a member of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks, Loyal Order of Moose, New York Press Club, Slug Club (a Jersey CityNewspaper Association) and the Hudson County Democratic Club. JAMES R. NUGENT—Newark, (756 Broad Street.)—Lawyer.Born in Newark, July 26, 1864; son of James and Jane (Heary)Nugent; married at New York City, April 24, 1906, to HelenaMcMahon Field. James R. Nugent is a graduateSeton Hall College, South Orange.. He was elected Chairman of the of St. Benedicts College, Newark, andMr. Nugent was admitted to the Baras an attorney in 1893, andcounselor iu 1896. He wasappointed City Counsel ofthe City of Newark in 1907, and served continuously inthis office for eight years.This was the period ofNewarks greatest growth.The City was almost en-tirely repaved, newly sew-ered, its water supply com-pleted and a great docksystem inaugurated. Thelegal requirements of thesegreat works were lookedafter by Mr. Nugent. Mr. Nugent has been amember of the Essex Coun-ty Democratic Committeesince 1890, was elected asChairman in 1897, and heldthis office for several years.Democratic State Committee in 1908, OConnor 381 which office he held for four years. During his term the democratic party-was successful in New Jersey for the first time

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