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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1914
Page
4
The Nutley New Jersey weekly paper the Abe Wutley Sun provides local legal notices and community communications. It is published every Saturday from its Nutley offices at Franklin and Vreeland Avenues with a one dollar fifty cent annual subscription and a telephone line for messages.
Mails arrive at 7.35, 12.45, 2.45, and 6.30. Mails leave at 8.05, 1.00, and 6.00. Deliveries run in the morning from 8 to 12 and after noon from 1.30 to 4.39. Collections occur during morning and afternoon deliveries, with 8.15 on weekday nights and 7.15 on Sunday nights.
The essay notes frequent attempts on high officials including Mayor Mitchel of New York and argues for stricter firearms laws, closer confinement of deranged persons, and detectives for protection. It cautions that danger persists for public officials in both public and private life amid harsh media criticism.
The piece riffs on the arrival of spring with hints of gardening chores and outdoor prep. It notes the scent of new earth and burnt leaves, the garden rake on trains, seed catalogs in mail, and urges action like planting or tweaking the lawn while playful lines nudge toward tennis and tea before the Fourth.
Nutley boards delay improvements awaiting court interpretation of Walsh act and home rule. Lawyers view the act as unconstitutional and the key question is the legality of commission government itself, beyond its amendments and practical use. Peripheral remarks touch on war talked by Washington dispatches and coal trust issues. Tennessee liquor status noted.
In the near future some railroads may shift toward government ownership as a stated commitment rather than a warning or threat, reflecting a policy direction under consideration.
The committee named to raise 50 dollars for Mrs Edward Morgan Jr to have her name added to the founder’s list at Hutgers will hold a large card party in May at Nutley Field Club. Prizes and refreshments are donated. exact date to be decided.
Miss Elizabeth Stone of Nutley married George Spruel of Newark at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Robinson on 15 New Street. Rev. Fitzgerald officiated. The couple will reside at 601 North 5th Street Newark.
William Ward a 45 year old colored man from River street Newark received six months for disorderly conduct. He was arrested by Sergeant Jameson, Sergeant Steger and Patrolman Werner.
Cake and pie sale hosted by the Circlet of the Ladies Aid Society of Vincent M. E. Church will be held Saturday May 2 at the vacant store of William R. Stirratt on Franklin Avenue.
Charles de Lukacsevics of Oak Crest place was fined 5.60 Saturday by Recorder Post for speeding toward Franklin avenue. The arrest was made by Sergeant Jameson.
The Fortnightly Club schedules an elaborate dance at the club house on May 14. William Wallace leads the arrangements and organizers expect the event to end the social season.
A large audience at Town Halls Saturday night watched Down by the Sea. Cast included Ruth Mackay Helen M. Cumming A Core Townsend Howard Ferris and others with Samuel Silveburg as coach. Howard Ferris as manager and Helen M. Cumming as mistress of properties. Patrons included Mrs Cars tens Mrs Cumming Mrs Mackay Mrs Shaw Mrs Townsend. ushers listed Harlow Chandler Louis LeBel Harvey Van Riper Jean Witbeck Walter Ryan.
The Equal Suffrage League of Summit will host a May 11 banquet at the Young Men's Christian Association building with speakers Miss Fola La Follette Miss Louise Connolly and George Middleton. The event spotlights union Morris and Essex counties suffrage workers and features a reception committee with local dignitaries and Plainfield Morristown and Madison representatives. Tickets are available from Mrs. Tiffany of Summit.
The Children of Mary of St Marys Church held a social Monday night in the church hall. A program featured duets by Mary Miller and Minnie Tonser, recitations by Legassie and Hayes, vocal solos by Esther Cavanaugh, and piano solos by May McKenna, followed by refreshments and dancing. About forty attended.
George Herrman of Newark becomes the new manager of the Central Hotel on Chesnut street replacing Lars J. Pettersen, who now resides privately at 217 Centre Street.
Mr and Mrs George Taylor who wed March 2 were remarried by Rev William L Cunningram of St Marys Church. Mrs Taylor is formerly Miss Elizabeth Caser.
Pennsylvania Express Co presents 140 young work horses and mares in good condition from 900 to 1600 lbs suitable for general business and pavement work. Prices range from 45 to 200 for single horses and 115 to 400 for teams with a 30 day trial and return option if not as represented. Shipped 400 miles with blankets halters and collars. cars transfer to the door. near Murray Hill by Long Island Ferry. superintendent reachable at phone 7481.
In the new business centre at Franklin and Vreeland avenues a rare opportunity arises as surrounding property sits at 35 to 45 dollars per front foot while nearby parcels are solid at 50 dollars per front foot within two years.
Readers are advised it will be well worth their while to send any questions or inquiries to H. M. B. care of the Sun office for prompt attention and response.
A lyrical reflection on nature’s beauty, imagining the cost of sunsets and a dram before the hawthorn blooms, with poetic awe for the season and the world around us. The speaker user is Robert Louis Stevenson.
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