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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1910
Page
8
A dense listing details numerous toy categories with prices from 25¢ to several dollars. Items include Mechanical Boats, Automobiles, Lead Soldiers, Tool Chests, Dolls, Kitchens, Iron Stoves, Rocking and Platform Horses, Trains, Airships, and Children’s furniture priced to attract buyers, with complete sets and special offers.
Sam Chip and Mary Marble headline Proctor's Park Place Theatre Newark for a week starting December 12. John W. Dunne stages Delft dialogue In Gid Edam by Anna Marbles Pollock, with former musical comedy stars. The program also features Barry sisters and Barry Wofford skit At the Long Booth, Jersey duo. dancing violinist Frank Whitman. Konerz Brothers diabolo act. May Melville singing comedienne. moving pictures conclude.
The Nutley police force unveils regulation-blue winter uniforms with caps bearing the New Jersey seal and department insignia. Revolvers holsters and blackjacks arrive, patrol hours shift to 8 30 p m to 4 30 a m, and the force is fully equipped for duty.
Sergeant John Jameson made the first arrest by the new force on Monday afternoon on Franklin Avenue. Two twelve year old boys, John Dusdof of 183 Bloomfield Avenue and Amilio Lerdy of 9 Brown Street, fought with a pocket knife and a rock. They were paroled to their parents to await Juvenile Court action by Recorder William Parry.
A Nutley New Jersey notice recounts a tale of a four leaf clover quest and a parson who wed the finder to another man. The event is dated December 7, 1930, noting the marriage outcome and local lore.
A clipped quotation page riffs on memory and omission. It contrasts tiny boyish prompts with Uncle Bol’s admonitions, noting forgotten duties and swift correction upon reminder. The tone is aphoristic and reflective, pairing everyday life with larger life lessons.
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