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Nutley Sun

Location

Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1911

Page

4

Nutley Board Size Cut Seen as Needed for Savings

This 1911 Nutley Sun article argues reducing the nine member Board of Education to five or three would cut costs and improve accountability. It cites secrecy, the Washington property sale, and political debts as issues tied to board size, notes support from the Second Ward Association, and discusses reciprocal trade with Canada and Taft's push to gain passage.

Board of Education Nutley Washington United Action Second Ward Association Canada Taft Senate

Meredith Favored Nutley's Supervising Principal Case

Records show Nutley did not gain a supervising principal due to statewide policy, not A B Meredith. Meredith merely sent notices per instructions, Nutley application was approved locally and forwarded, then placed on a list indicating no need for a supervising principal.

Trenton Nutley State Board of Education A.B. Meredith Essex County Meredith Nutley Schooal Board of Education

Death of John Lucy in Newark After Five Weeks in Hospital

John Lucy of Centre and John streets Newark died at St. Michael’s Hospital after five weeks there. He was about fifty, born in Ireland and spent twenty years in Nutley. Funeral from his late home at 8:30 a.m. then St Mary’s East Nutley at 9 a.m. High Mass of Requiem by Rev. William L. Cunningham. Interment in Bloomfield. Survived by a widow, seven children, and a brother Michael Lucy of New Street.

St. Michal's Hospital Newark John Lucy Centre John Streets Nutley Ireland St. Mary's Church East Nutley William L. Cunningham Bloomfield

Nutley Man Starts Lace Works in Somerville

Alfred Redfern of Nutley forms Redfern Lace Works in Somerville. The company bought the Laurel Manufacturing building for 14000 and plans a 150000 lace plant with 85000 worth looms in Philadelphia awaiting shipment. About 250 skilled workers expected. Redfern and wife reside at the Somerset Hotel while arranging full setup.

Redfern Lace Works Alfred Redfern Prospect Street Nutley Unionist Gazette Somerville N. J L. M. Codington G. A. Speer Laurel Manufacturing Company Doughty Avenue Philadelphia Redfern Somerset Hotel

Connecticut farm for quick sale 82 acres with house and buildings

Farm offers 82 acres with house barn outbuildings chicken plant fruit garden spring water in house and barn small lake with boats sold for 5000. Owner to move to the South this spring and seeks description by mail. House of Representatives at Washington address listed in Newark or Nutley New Jersey.

Madam Marie New York Mme Marie G. W M.D Broad Street Newark New Jersey Connecticut South House of Representatives Washington Broad St Nutley, N. J

Pawnbrokers and Brass Rings

A pawnbroker shows brass rings offered free to help poor women pledge wedding bands without friends knowing. He cites practices in England Germany and France where dealers keep brass rings for needy wives. The piece then shifts to a funeral service with a preacher lamenting an innocent girl’s death.

England Germany France New York Tribune

Woman Takes First Taxi Ride Caution Cranks Cab

A Boston Traveler note describes a woman leaving the Elotel Westminster in a taxicab to the art museum. The driver jokes about being new at solo driving as the cab jerks near curbstones prompting the woman to request caution.

Boston Traveler

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the Nutley Sun Franklin and Vreeland Avenues James C. Foy The Newark Evening News Provident Department Ilya Club Will Shakespere St.Paul’s Congregational Church Madam Marrie Mme. Marie Montclair Nutley Man Addison O'Neill Osteopath Ridgewood, New Jersey Jock Jas. R. Hay Rutgers, PL Madame Marie A. F. Howe Maple Place Emily Street Bloomfield Avenue West Nutley Chestnut Street Avondale Road Bath Bloomfeld Avenue High Street T. Clements & Son Hillside Avenue Amzi Powleson Franklin Avenue A. L. Huntley High St West Nutley Station Nutley Sun Office Kapan Huthry Huyter Mee Lee's Park Pharmacy Franklin Ave Chestnut St Kodaks Sra. Seeds Chambers Street Merchant Nutley Realty Company William A. Lambert West Nutley, N. J Nassau St Nutley Coal & Supply Co M. P. Kaufmann Pittston Lehigh And Spencer Coal White Seashore Land—Beaver Board Bliss Perry
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