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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1910
Page
3
A local shop promotes its wide range of footwear with prices undercutting larger stores. It highlights quick, inexpensive repair services and emphasizes personal service from a small dealer over bigger outlets.
A Boston Herald column argues that a woman’s age is a flexible badge. It suggests a woman appears younger to her daughters and remains forever wise, challenging societal views of aging.
A courtroom quip exposes a dispute over a horse sale where one party claims the other misrepresented the animal. The buyer asserts he was lured by false claims about the horse’s record. The seller concedes the record exists but was not disclosed in full.
Nutley A C manager McEligot trains the squad for the season with Saturday tryouts and several away games. First game likely April 36 against Commonwealth 4 G of Montclair, to test players off home turf. New roster includes Leath, Yost, Walter Goman and Dannewitz. Spinning joins June 11. Pitching duties split among Carney Blum, Yost, Leach. Brown’s shoulder could shift plans to Arthur Thompson if needed.
Visiting Yantacan ZEngine Co. bowlers toppled Excelisior Hose Co. by 375 pins in three games on Central alleys. Nutley firemen even the series after Bloomfield had dominated local bowling for years. A hotel supper followed with guests in attendance.
The Australian Lawn Tennis Association plans a summer visit to the United States featuring four leading players Norman Brookes Wilding Dunlop and Dr Sharp plus a six‑man golf team. The lineup signals major exhibition matches and a strong defense of Australian prowess in tennis and golf. Rube Marquard joins the Giants with promising form after a strong season and spring training praise. Jeffries trains for the Johnson bout with heavy workouts and lumbering exercises to build strength.
Members met at Mr. G. B. Douglas’s home on Wednesday night to elect officers for the coming year. G. B. Douglas was chosen president, with L. P. Taylor as vice president, C. R. Washbourne as secretary, and W. H. Clements as treasurer following Mr. M. B. Hateh’s resignation.
A local competitor in a highland athletic gathering entered several events and aimed to win. In the quarter mile he was defeated, a supporter chiding him to run faster. He retorts that he kept energy for the bagpipe competition.
Amos Van Horn founded a small Newark basement store with a wheelbarrow delivery. The Cowperthwait Van Horn Co marks 50 years with a landmark anniversary sale and yearly leader specials. Liberal credit and low prices persist as the firm invites shoppers to Newark for the event. Try Lefferts’ week end candies at 29¢ a pound.
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