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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1918
Page
2
A benefit event headlined by actress Fuhe along with Sidney Drew and Jack Pickford is announced to support Grace Gat. The program features a theater program with early cartoons and Pathé news items and a feature story.
The Rialto Theatre in Passaic showcases Beanie as the Oes interpreted and The Cast Off a heartfelt story. Alice Joyce stars in The Business of Life and The Eagle's Eye appears Wednesday. Thursday features Woman Wife and The Me aes Game Destiny Wills. Chaplin returns as Life on a Monday Tuesday bill at usual prices.
The Playhouse Passaic announces next week a special program with ten super vaudeville acts and five double features plus standard photoplays. Admission remains the same as usual, promising more value for the price.
Douglas Fairbanks stars in The Musketeer at Montauk Theatre Passaic for the first three days of next week. The film promises dashing romances scenic beauty and humorous scenes. Also shown are Society for Sale and The Hand at the Gate featuring social satire and adventure.
Hillside Park opens Saturdays and Sundays as the regular season nears on the 25th. A circus show and ice daily performances are planned along with dancing and boating on the grounds. Prof. Jannen is highlighted as a figure in the event lineup.
New Jersey hotel men pledge to substitute bread at 3100 percent and bakers share war era bread recipes. Three raised breads tested include Potato Bread with mashed potato barley flour and yeast. Rolled Oats Bread with oats and Karo. Cooked Cereal Bread using cooked cereal and lukewarm liquid. Breads require 75-degree raising and 50 to 60 minute baking in a moderate oven.
Rutgers University issues a summer session bulletin urging New Jersey teachers and citizens to strengthen wartime preparations. Courses in languages history English and physical training are offered with federal support for vocational training. The Pierce Law framework guides clerical, radio, topography, and construction courses for war needs.
The Atlantic Division A R C dispatches an emergency request to the Nutley Chapter for 200 comfort kits not part of the monthly allotment. The kits include basic sewing items and personal care supplies. Mrs Emil Miller at 165 Hillside Avenue handles communications for this appeal.
The guidance warns farmers not to flood the market with live or dressed chickens once the federal closed season on hens ends on May first. It stresses gradual marketing to stabilize prices and avoid gluts.
Nutley board will vacate Glen Place and Glen Avenue contiguous streets forming a 50 foot wide section. The action releases public rights from prior dedications and repeals inconsistent ordinances. Effective upon publication.
Notice states the Nutley Board of Commissioners will hold a meeting at 8 15 P M on April 23 1918 to adopt an ordinance establishing the center line grade of Newark Avenue from Harrison Street to the Nutley Belleville boundary with elevations, slopes and alignments specified.
Major William Bartlett Sloan has returned to Washington after spending several days this week at his post. The brief note records his return and ongoing service in the capital.
Town announces sealed bids for 1900 feet of 8 inch vitrified sewer pipe with house connections six manholes and related work to April 30 1918 Bids require a 200 certified check and 2000 bond Specifications and drawings available from Town Engineer or Clerk for 1 refundable fee Information packets and forms provided upon payment of 1 by bidders
An ordinance proposes constructing concrete sidewalks on both sides of Newark avenue from Harrison street to the Nutley Belleville boundary. The cost will be assessed against abutting properties as provided by law. The measure was set for a final reading at 8:15 p m on April 28 1916 in Nutley.
A notice indicates an ordinance has been introduced and will be presented for consideration. The document outlines the plan to introduce the measure on a specific day and seeks public awareness of the governmental action.
Report notes workers in copper mines are said to be generally immune from typhoid. The claim suggests mining environments may confer some protective effect against the disease.
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