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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1910
Page
4
The Nutley Nutley Sun notes half a million dollars spent on new Nutley buildings last year and predicts substantial future spending. The editor warns the Building Code will curb undesirable structures after land sales, with growth expected to accelerate after Erie improvements.
The six member panel of three Senators and three State Board of Education representatives reports no changes to school laws this year. The inquiry into methods, expenditures, and disbursements faced a difficult scope, with data largely available from boards and superintendents, but public hearings requested by citizens prompted another year of study.
The Police Committee plans a larger Nutley police force with at least one patrolman per ward and a central headquarters. Uniforms for all officers and mounted patrols could improve efficiency, speeding control, intercepting runaways, and economy by using horses to draw fire apparatus. Nearby towns have adopted mounted units as a model.
Friends gathered in the church lecture room to surprise Rev Elbert Clement pastor of Arcola Methodist Episcopal Church and former Vincent M BE Church pastor. Lights came on to reveal a handsome Morris chair as a retirement gesture after next year. Clement has spent fifty years in the ministry. Try Lefferts weekend candies 25¢ a pound.
A long list of attendees follows Lent season events including J. P. Huntting, Mr. and Mrs. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. McClintock, Mr. and Mrs. Verg, Mr. and Mrs. Conover, Mr. and Mrs. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Wellman, Dr. and Mrs. Parrington, Councilman and Mrs. DeVries, and many others.
A subscription dance hosted by the Nutley Field Club in its hall on a Wednesday night featured lavish decorations with cut flowers and plants. Patronesses included Mesdames Lamb Nichols Libby Walcott, with numerous attendees from Philadelphia New York Los Angeles Ridgewood and other places.
A large crowd attended Avondale Hose Co No 1 tenth annual reception and dance at Town Hall Auditorium on Monday night. The floor manager and reception committee led the event with names including John H Smith August Felirath Philip Frobose and R K Donaldson. A brief stir arose from West Nutley Hose Co members arriving with white carnations.
A long civic and social roster names residents and spouses from Nutley Rutherford Arlington Avondale area. The list includes Mr and Mrs Jacob Fitting John H Smith Frederick Frobose August Ferrath Henry Moffitt Elizabeth Fowser Charles Gardner Charles B Barnes William Dolan Katherine Fitting Frank Speer Oscar Busby Jens Dorch L J Pettersen Frederick Bohm and many others plus fire officials and councilmen spouses.
Mrs. John E. Wallace entertained the Sans. Gene Whist Club Wednesday afternoon at her Franklin Avenue home. Prizes were won by Mrs. Fendrick and Mrs. Lawrence. Attendees included Mrs. Huntting, Miller, Howe, Wallace, Nichols, Daily, Avers, Wellman, Crammond, De Roe, Fairbrother, Goswell, and Heywood.
The Ladies' Afternoon Bridge Club gathered at the residence of Mrs J B Williams on Wednesday with members including Mrs G B Philhower Mrs Lyman Nichols Mrs J Harry Hull Mrs Guy J Edwards Mrs William F Dabney Mrs George Walcott Mrs Frank Garrison Mrs Charles Fhuraten Mrs J Bolger Mrs Marc Michael Mrs Emil Tauchert and Mrs J A Schmidt among attendees.
Mr and Mrs N G Lindstrom hosted a social in their High Street home for daughter Helen Lindstrom. About twenty five guests attended from New York and Jersey City with music dancing and games followed by a light supper.
Miss Adele Carmen of Prospect street gave an Easter luncheon and a Five Hundred Party on Thursday to honor her guest Miss Fanita MacMillan of San Antonio Texas. Guests came from Nutley Passaic Rutherford New York and Ridgewood.
Miss Gladys Doyle hosted a cobweb party for about twenty friends last night at her parents home on Centre street. The cobwebs stretched from cellar to attic and many curious All Fools Day gifts hung on the strings.
The Nutley Field Club winter pool tournament finals were played Tuesday night. Stephen H. Door and Frederick Morgan Dore led for weeks, but Dore beat Door by a single ball to win the silver loving cup prize.
Mr. Kinsley and Mrs. William J. Kinsley of Sunny Crest spent a few days in Washington D C. Mr. Kinsley attended the Convention of the Eastern Commercial Teachers Association.
Sunday services at First Church of Christ Scientist Passaic in People's Bank Building. Sunday school at 9 30 a m and service at 11 a m. Subject for tomorrow is Reality.
A ad style pitch asserts the store sells only genuine medicines with prescribed ingredients. It rejects substitutes and promises top quality components as prescribed by physicians.
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