GaTORS, AS USUAL, BREAK INTO COURT
Thirty days in jail and fines of $50. There young men were fined $12.50 on charges of parking their.
14 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1920
Page
1
Thirty days in jail and fines of $50. There young men were fined $12.50 on charges of parking their.
A readable fragment notes a two week imiesion to begin at M7s Cheech Gundag in Seytem vin pariameter Cow.
Out of court settlement reached in the suit brought by Mrs. Sadie Buckley of Philadelphia against an Honolulu party. Settlement details not disclosed. The matter concerned a claim arising from a disputed contract and alleged damages. Further terms await court approval.
Albert Anderson, brother of Mrs. William McEligot, remains in hospital after a road incident where another machine forced him off the roadway. The vehicle involved has not been identified.
Melvin S. Purdy, son of the town plumber, served as clerk in a cited case involving a permit refusal for experiments with a referenced sum of $7409. The document notes the dispute and identifies Purdy’s role within the local context.
A sweep of names shows Miss Ruth ae side avenue and Tyers of Mountain view avenue visiting Scot Run Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs Wade Marks of Western Avenue Connecticut spend summer in Califon. Several households report trips and visits including Miss Edna Stager Hillside avenue at Islip and Miss Dorothy Meyers Prospect IV.
Ernest W. White, president, urges Nutley residents to back the Nutley Community Band. He argues the band is a civic asset and notes past member interest waned, calling for renewed public backing to keep the ensemble active in town life.
The Passaic team meets Passaic M. C. on Pack Oval this afternoon for a weekly baseball clash. The Notley Club also appears on the park schedule for the same event.
Action postponed as entries for the All-Nutley Tournament fell short of expectations ahead of Thursday drawing. Organizers rescheduled the draw for a later date to accommodate more teams and players.
The report notes Sergeant Platt performed a wound treatment to limit damages and mentions a quarantine for thirty days for observation. It references Second Street and a desk scene with implied incident and business consequences.
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