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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1911
Page
4
The Nutley town council abolished the assessor post and created a three member board. incumbent Thomas Brown appears favored to retain duties since he was elected by voters and holds the books. local commentary notes mixed views on commission government and cites regional press opinions. reflections close with critique of local fire department coverage.
The article defends ex Chief Bumphrey against charges of dilatoriness in fire response while criticizing editorials on fire department delays. It notes former Attorney General Robert H. McCarter’s view that the Walsh Act form of government may be unconstitutional and that the Supreme Court will decide if the Trenton City Commission has unchecked power, with the City Clerk appealing a writ of certiorari to remain in office.
The piece asserts the battleship Maine was destroyed by an external explosion, not internal boiler or magazine fires. It credits the act as the spark that ended Spanish oppression in Cuba, praises U.S. generosity, and salutes New Jersey political figures Dr. John D. Prince Tom McCran and Captain Parker, noting Republican party loyalty and upcoming state leadership.
Reflects on the final outcome and whether joining the Chief's Association proved valuable as the situation concludes and assessments begin. The tone hints at reevaluation and lingering doubt about the benefits and return on involvement.
The second match in the Nutley Ridgewood Bridge Tournament will be held at Mrs. Harry Taylor's home in Ridgewood. The event features six ladies from each town. Nutley won the first match two weeks ago.
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