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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1911
Page
4
The Nutley Sun urges spring cleaning and gutter clearance with Nutley Improvement Society joining in. It discusses the State Legislature's permissive Commission form of government allowing municipalities to adopt it, including initiative referendum and recall, and notes Nutley voters' likely reception at the upcoming school meeting.
Nutley is set to gain a park system after a bill allocating 60000 dollars to expand the county park system was passed by the Legislature, signed by the Governor, and now becomes law. Citizens and advocates note long-delayed progress and urge immediate action to claim the funds and begin work.
The head of Hit Bread Co of Newark appeared before Recorder during the week on charges of polluting Nutkey landscape by attaching advertising signs to trees. He claimed the work was farmed out to Roy Baker who held a license, but the defense was rejected and the accused faces trial on Tuesday night.
Nutley Recorder Washington Pace writes that a March law requires fines from 2.90 to 3.90 dollars for night lighting violations by vehicles. He notes at least six violations and urges public awareness, stating the Recorder cannot adjust fines. April 17, Nutley.
Letter from Thomas E. Satterthwaite, First Vice-President of Nutley’s Third Ward Association, defending its educational, nonpartisan role. He clarifies aims to promote public improvements, sewerage, parks, schools, and library issues, and states cooperation with Town Council and Second Ward Association. Nutley, April 18, 1911.
The Real Estate and Ideal Homes Show opens at Madison Square Garden for a week starting the 26th with the Royal Venetian Band to perform. A. Middleton Slaughter outlines Rapid Transit Night and several theme nights including Ladies Night. Suffragette leaders plan a surprise at the event.
An advertisement touts Kodak film as the exclusive orthochromatic choice. It claims the film offers the greatest speed and the highest certainty of good results, emphasizing dependability in photography.
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