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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1911
Page
4
Communications are welcomed by this power. They must be accompanied by the name of the writer not necessarily for publication but as evidence of good faith and for identification. MAILS ARRIVE 7.00 and 7.40 p m 39 40 2 45 and 6 35 p m QUIGNING MALLS CLOSE 20 c a m 1 00 and 6 30 p m SATURDAY DEC 0 1912
Nutley faces a possible change in governing party with New Year’s Day likely to mark a shift from Democratic to Republican control. The town normally leans Republican and builders report ongoing growth, especially in the Third ward with Washington School and car barns. Council notes praise for building code compliance and predicts growth will accelerate next year. A separate Pas saic event hosted Senator La Follette, whose lecture turned into a campaign speech amid debate over political shows in public venues.
A discussion on whether school rooms may be used for political meetings questions fairness and access. The Nutley Commission government push for town hall use for politics is cited as a test case. Also noted are wage increases for Motormen and Conductors at Public Service Railway Company and the retirement of the New Jersey Progressive brass band. The Nursery Sun will not publish its calendar for 1912 due to building operations delays.
William H. Stewart Jr spoke to a large crowd of Nutley and other automobilists at the Stewart Automobile Academy in New York City about gasolene. He demonstrated that liquid gasolene is generally harmless unless exposed to a naked flame, noting it will burn but not explode and that a lighted match can be extinguished by dipping it into the liquid quickly.
The Erie Railroad bulletin shows eastbound Newark branch trains: 175 daily, seven missed or five percent. Westbound: twenty trains reached the terminal rate, eleven percent. Overall system history for the month considered normal.
Tomorrow at 11 o clock Rev C J Ryder secretary of the American Missionary Association speaks on a Message From the Mid Pacific. Dr Ryder preached in Honolulu last summer and the pastor will deliver a New Year sermon This Year Also at 7 45 p m. Young People meet at 7 p m subject Faith and Hope for the New Year. Sunday School at 9 45 a m annual Sunday School meeting Tuesday night at 8 o'clock.
Miss Marie Thorne hosted a Thursday night reception at 28 Weston Place for a party of friends. Guests included Miss Mary Rehm Yonkers Miss Pearl Lux Miss Florence Clark Miss Myrtle Lefferts Miss Dorothy Post Nutley Miss Dorcas Byam New York Mrs A T Thorne Philadelphia Miss Olga Dittig Hackettstown and Messrs Arthur Hill New York Roger Kierstead Earl Broadbent Bernam Douglas Richard Ellis Angus Sergeant and Lawrence Sergeant Nutley.
The Printype Oliver Typewriter is promoted as offering 17 Cents a Day, with Printype shaded letters heralded for clarity and eye relief. Oliver emphasizes its use by corporations and positions Printype as a mass purchase option, inviting readers to request specimen letters and the 17-Cents-a-Day plan.
A puzzling dialogue fragment shows characters in a tense exchange with phrases like ready of nieve and once etrayed a New York Duane. The speaker grows clearer toward the end as a friend asks for pon e or water amid implied troubles in London.
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