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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1911
Page
4
Nutley residents discuss establishing a public library with a Carnegie project in focus. Local groups praise the idea while noting the town’s suitable site and potential for a new building without land costs. A joint Library Committee meeting next week is set to review details and public input.
William Allen White stirred debate in Topeka by questioning Kansas progress. Nutley should adopt a Board of Trade, urged as essential for a town of its size. The idea died previously from apathy but public spirited citizens could revive it and push to success.
A note on forthcoming congressional composition after extended study reveals the next National House of Representatives will include a broader mix of figures. The observed trend points to heightened representation across sectors and regions.
A large majority near ninety endorses tariff cuts, spanning Republicans Democrats and Insurgents. Observers expect continued reform pressure in upcoming revisions as reformers seek targeted reductions while resisting broad swaps. The piece notes mutual reluctance among factions to alter their own industries and anticipates further downward efforts.
The State Legislature convened in Trenton with Democrats in control for the first time in years. Reform is urged but the session faces skepticism as disputes over the Senatorship persist and observers doubt swift public benefit.
Robert Davis of Jersey City known as Bob Davis and a longtime Democratic boss in New Jersey died. He led a Hudson County power faction, held influence even after rivals gained statewide control, and was noted for charity and loyalty to friends despite being an absolute political boss.
The Bostonia orchestra led by Miss Belle Yeaton Renfrew will headline a Newark week at Proctor's Park Place Theatre starting Monday January 16. Other acts include The Devil, the Servant and the Man by Charles L Gill, John R Gordon and Co, From Uncle Tom to Vaudeville, Patsy Doyle monologues, Rogers and Hart routines, the Bessie Valdare troupe, and Clara Inge with Margurite Farrell, plus moving pictures at Lyric and Bijou Dream theaters.
At Guthrie's Hall Nutley Third Ward Association discussed funding a Carnegie Library grant of 20000 dollars versus an independent town library. Some favored a self supporting building, possibly a joint Post Office complex with an auditorium, while others urged no action pending committee reports. The next meeting may focus on government commission talks.
Pastor Henry J. Conrit of St. Pauls Congregational Church criticizes a Nutley School Sunday boxing and wrestling class as indecent and harmful to youths. He questions school ownership and urges parents to consider alternative, wholesome activities at St. Pauls basement.
The Nutley Choral Society, praising last Tuesday’s concert, seeks to expand associate membership. With 35 current members at $5 yearly, the society needs more support to stay viable and offer two reserved seats per concert plus privileges. Secretary Frederic Clements invites new members.
The pastor Rev. William Stuart will preach at both services on Sunday. At 11 a.m. the subject is All of One Blood. Evening service at 7 45 p.m. subject Christe Allin Ail. Sons and Daughters of the King meet at 7 15 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday night at 8 p.m. Junior Christian Endeavor 3 30 p.m.
A man who clung to one opinion ends up tied to a single idea symbolized by a one eyed deer in a playful word puzzle.
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