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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1910
Page
4
The Nutley Sun discusses a council meeting incident and praises new members Callahan and Weischedel. It condemns unnamed “mischief” in Nutley politics and urges residents to trust the two men’s capacity for work. The paper emphasizes progress for Nutley and calls for focusing energies on municipal improvement.
Nutley voters will decide on March 5 from 3 to 9 p m in Town Hall whether to adopt a public ashes and garbage collection system or keep private scavengers. The proposed plan would cost about 3600 dollars annually, raising taxes about one dollar per thousand of valuation, with a limited local district. Several nearby towns already operate similar systems with varying costs.
Annual Mardi Gras observance hosted by the church filled the Lyceum with a reception and music from a string orchestra. Entertainment tents offered features and refreshments for attendees during the evening event.
John B. Doyle aged seven died at his Nutley home on Chestnut Street and Passaic Avenue after two months of inflammatory rheumatism. Funeral at St. Marys R C Church East Nutley with Rev. Francis A. Foy officiating. Doyle, born in England, had eight years as a Nutley resident and previously worked in Passaic. He is survived by his widow and children, including two daughters Nancy and another daughter from earlier marriage and two sons living in Passaic and Paterson.
Miss Lottie A Murien aged twenty five daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Murien of Centre steel died from heart disease complicated by fleurisy after about a month of illness. Survived by parents two brothers William and Thomas and two sisters Katherine and Anna. Funeral from St Marys church with Rev F A Foy officiating. Interment in St Olivet Cemetery Bloomfield.
The Newark Morning Star notes that California uses a direct primary for the United States Senate. Senator Flint will not seek renomination citing campaign costs. The piece argues a direct primary, though ideal in theory, can be impractical and costly.
The Trenton Times argues New Jersey should charge visiting autos a fee to cover road damage, countering calls to abolish such charges. It stresses state duty to citizens and road upkeep costs, noting tourists cause wear and a dollar yearly contribution is small.
Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church announces Sunday School at 9 45 a m. Rev J Odden Winner will preach at 11 a m on The Methodist Church and the Freed Man. Union service at 7 45 p m with Epworth League events in afternoon and vesper service at 7. All seats free and everyone welcome.
On Sunday at 11 a m pastor Rev William Stuart preaches Our First Citizen Sunday School 945 a m Evening service 745 p m The Teacher Sons and Daughters of the King 715 p m Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 p m Junior Christian Endeavor Wednesday 330 p m
The Rev William R Rice of New York will preach at St Pauls Congregational Church on Sunday. No evening service. Bible School at 945 am. Young Peoples Society of Christian Service at 7 pm. Mid week service Wednesday at 8 pm. All welcome and seats are free.
Christian Science services in the People's Bank Building Passaic include Sunday school at 9 30 a m and a service at 11 a m The lesson subject for tomorrow is Soul
Kentucky Representative Cltie M. James, a tall charismatic Democrat from Kentucky, rising member of the minority Bolton committee, widely regarded as a future party leader. Known as "Big Ollie," he favors straightforward talk and plain manners, with a noted anecdote about asking for water and being offered access from a farmer while on a pleasure drive.
Wisconsin senator Goode Ike Stevenson is described as a lively participant in senate sessions with neighbors whispering during debates. The report also introduces Henry S. Graves as the new chief forester, a Pinchot ally with Yale forestry ties and western survey experience.
The Nutley Choral Society will present its first concert in Town Hall Auditorium on Thursday evening February 24 at 8 o'clock. Cards were sent to prominent citizens inviting them to become associate members. Some replies are still pending as the committee, led by J. D. Little and other officers, seeks responses from the 32 nonrespondents.
At the New Jersey and New York Real Estate Exchange meeting in New York City William A. Lambert of Nutley was elected First Vice President. He was named Chairman of the Committee on Transportation. The board invited the group to attend the Real Estate Board of Brokers annual dinner at the Waldorf Astoria on February 16.
A country gentleman’s daughter receives Tennyson’s autograph and an original quatrain. The father thanks the poet, then reports a schoolmaster’s critique noting irregular tails on g’s and the upper parts of b’s and missed cross strokes on t’s, aside from the effort.
The Ladies Guild of St Pauls Congregational Church presents a child art program trained by Mrs Chauvelot at the Fortnightly Club House on Saturday February 19 at 7 45 p m. Proceeds support the church mortgage and interest fund. Tickets 50 cents, from guild members or at the door.
The mother warns Alice against marrying Mr Left over citing risks from a failed first marriage. She notes public perception that he suited his late wife, being prudent and faithful, yet argues such past control may reappear in a new marriage. Life.
England's Primate's Residence at Lambeth Palace houses specimens illustrating nearly every architectural style in use since 1190, offering a historical panorama from medieval to modern forms.
A brief sale note offers Apollo ee Cream Choco liates at Lefferts for 29c a box, a 50c value, valid for one week beginning February tath.
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