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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1910
Page
8
Advertises weekly specials at Scheuer Market featuring regular and sale items. Highlights include Java and Mocha Coffee, teas, baking staples like regular baking powder and flour, olives, cocoa, butter, milk, cider vinegar, root beer, lard, pound cake, and assorted rolls with prices to 50 cents, all emphasizing value deals.
Miss Adeline Agelmier hosts a Wednesday evening party on Whitford avenue in honor of Miss Hilda Lobb from Haledon, a former Nutley resident. Refreshments and musical selections featured a photographic view collection by Miss Lobb. Attendees included Miss Margaret Bradley Miss Edna Speer Miss Ruth Searles Miss Florence Bennett Arthur Carstens Rudolph Pahlberg Miss Mabel Hull Miss Margaret Hull and the O'Briens.
Raised fuss over pay ends with well demolished as 425 dollars allegedly owed. Rozzelwski demanded payment from Grabelkoski on Harrison street Sunday afternoon. A fight followed and Wesalaski, son in law, attacked Grabelkoski before he was thrown out. Disorderly conduct fined 5 dollars.
A Sunday gathering at the Weblett residence on Paterson Avenue included Mr and Mrs Peter Brady Miss Celia Brady Edward Brady Miss Jeannette Dobson and Miss Carrie Dobson of New Rochelle New York Mr A Wetmore and Charles Wetmore of Arlington and Mr and Mrs Piggott and David Piggott of London England.
Services of First Church of Christ Scientist Passaic list rooms at 58 Prospect Street with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and service at 11 a m Tomorrow's subject is Spirit.
A determined admirer wins consent by writing a month of love stories for a stenographer who refuses to lunch or attend the theatre with him. The stories, read as coded appeals, reveal his resolve to marry her and she finally yields.
The Philadelphia Ledger records a genial executive answering a student question about the value of the electoral college, asking where he would have been without it and noting his swatted bah as a quip.
Open letter from William Hinckley Mitchell urges Nutley to fund a concrete fountain at the Chestnut street bridge fed by the Willow spring. Property owners Dr Philhower and Mr Stirratt back the project. residents to donate up to 1.00 each, targeting about 250.00 to develop and unveil a sanitary public drinking feature on a busy highway.
Foreign dispatches warn of Vatican Spain and Portugal tensions. A photo of King Alfonso and Prime Minister Canalejas at the June 10 decree on religious freedom sparks debate over church state separation and Spain's modernization. The image fuels talk of a potential joint republic amid political drama.
The Bucks Store and Range Co of St. Louis abandons its shop policy and will hire only unicamer recalls in a historic clash with the Federation of Labor. James W. Van Cleave, head of the Bucks company and former NAM president, died May 15 after six years of conflict with unions. His duel with organized labor cost the firm about 1.5 million dollars, and he vowed to continue the fight. The dispute began over metal polishers hours, nine or ten. An injunction barred the federation from boycotting the company or listing it as unfair, and Judge Wright sentenced Gompers to one year, Morrison to six months, and Mitchell to nine months for the injunction violation.
A fragmented timetable dated June 26 1940 lists multiple rail and streetcar subroutings. It shows locations West Nutley Hillside Avenue Station Avondale and arrival times from morning to night with recurring price marks and mileages.
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