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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1914
Page
4
Nutley Sun, a weekly legal paper for Nutley New Jersey, invites signed communications. It lists publication offices at Franklin and Vreeland Avenues and provides mailing and contact details with submission guidelines for readers.
The notice lists mail arrivals at 7.35, 12.45, 2.45, and 6.30 with departures at 1.00 and 6.00. Deliveries run morning 8 to 12 and afternoon 1.30 to 4.30. Collections occur morning and afternoon deliveries, with weekday nights at 8.15 and Sunday nights at 7.15.
The article notes Jacob Coxey ofMississon D announces plans to raise a new Coxey's army to march on Washington this spring. It cites unemployment issues and reflects on labor shortages and the efficiency of employment agencies, comparing U S and English labor exchanges.
Nutley residents felt the Maryland shore tragedy last week highlight how dense fog can hide ships. Courts will hear conflicting ship handling claims while the piece urges slower speeds in fog to reduce maritime danger and calls for lower travel expectations by water.
In Passaic the community knows Congressman Bremner well though a quotation about his nickname or stance remains uncertain. Residents recall his long service and local ties while the snippet hints at a speech or interview fragment.
Bremner was little known to Nutley folks until his illness brought him to prominence as owner and editor of the Passaic Herald. He was a popular figure in Passaic County, admired for his strong human qualities and familiar presence. His death is a loss to Passaic.
The Sun features the local Housewives' League column moved to page eight for this week. It covers cost of living, distribution, weights and measures, and Nutley home economy topics meant to inform and empower readers applying smart home management.
Peter J Smith longtime Bloomfield Schools music supervisor from Prospect Street resigns after 21 years of service. The Bigéinfield Board urged reconsideration but Superintendent George Morris says a change of mind is unlikely as Smith plans retirement to a Nova Scotia farm.
Jane Addams of Hull House Chicago will address the Woman's Politics Union of Newark at the New Auditorium Orange Street, Wednesday night on equal suffrage. Senator Shafroth of Colorado, nicknamed Honest John, will also speak for the cause.
Seventeen thousand Columbia University alumni are invited to return on February 12 for Alumni Day. The event blends with Commencement Week as alumni tour old class rooms, meet professors, and listen to recitations and lectures without disturbing the day’s formal ceremonies.
Edgar H. Bostock will speak on February 12 at 8:15 p.m. before the Woman's Club. The talk covers the History and Principles of the Progressive Party as part of the Political Study section.
Edgar H. Boatock will lecture before the Men’s Club of Grace Church in the Parish House on Tuesday night February 17. The audience will be open to the public, not limited to members.
Battery A stages a minstrel show on Monday February 23 in Town Hall. E R Malones troupe includes True Hart Crelin and Mueller with Miss Mueller Miss Stein and Master Bowkin performing. Other music and jugglin are planned.
The Montauk Theatre Pas saic presents Alm's A Daughter of the Hill a spicy vaudeville act with La Mestena Dunn and Dean Piermont Trio Gallaway and Roberts McRae and Laport plus the Ahleburgs in a varied bill. A new Wyoming production opens at Pas saic Theatre with the Howard Chase Players featuring Country Store prizes and special appearances by Gordon and Lakewood. At Shubert Newark At Bay runs with Guy Standing Chrystal Herne and a large cast. Proc tor's Newark bills Imhoff and Doreen with Diamond and Brennan and the Meredith Sisters new act.
The bill features Lorraine and Burks in a novelty act Little of Everything. Edwin George a singing comedian introduces new songs and chatter. The Equili Bros. acrobats perform high quality tumbling, with photo plays and other acts completing the program.
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