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Newspaper

Nutley Sun

Location

Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1910

Page

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Nutley Park Plan Heads to Council After Maps Ready

Nutley Park Commission awaits map completion before action. Plan and Scope Committee finished work and will hand over to the Park Commission, then to the Town Council and Essex County Park Commission for approval. A proposed system promises a beautiful park network with multiple land tenders already submitted.

Nutley Park Plan and Park Commission Essex County Park Commission Nutley Town Hall Juin F. Clark G H. Halliday Henry M. Libby Wiliam N. Halsey Arthur R. Carr Crack Richard W. Booth First Ward James L. Miller James KR. Hay Third Ward

Trial drama as father forces hearing in Avondale Station theft case

Eight youths arrested by Erie Railroad detectives face charges of breaking into Avondale Station on December 25 27 and 28 and tearing down notices. After a conference the Recorder dismissed the group but Michael Gorman father of one defendant demanded a hearing claiming his son was sick in bed that night. The case was sent to Newark amid hints of possible malicious prosecution. Defendants named: Harry White Timothy McEligot Robert Joiner Frank McMurray Walter Gorman Harold Gorman Nicholas Hawkins David Hawkins.

Recorder Party Michael Gorman Erie Railroad’ Company John B. Ryerson Octette Avondale Booth Frank McDermitt A. B. Archibald Recorder Gorman Newark Harry White Timothy McEligot Robert Joiner Frank McMurray Walter Gorman Harold Gorman Nicholas Hawkins David Hawkins

Surprise Party for Mr and Mrs Thaddeus Brown

A Wednesday night surprise party honored Mr and Mrs Thaddeus L Brown of Cathedral Avenue. Attendees included couples Mr and Mrs F A Wellman Mr and Mrs J P Hunting Mr and Mrs Thomas Nichols Mr and Mrs W A Lambert Mr and Mrs B C Miller Mr and Mrs E G Yerg Mr and Mrs C B Iliffe Dr and Mrs H H Heywood Miss M E Belinger Edward Yerg and Raymond Yerg.

Thaddeus L. Brown Cathedral Avenue F. A. Wellman J. P. Hunting Thomas Nichols W. A. ‘Lambert B.C. Miller G. Yerg C. B. Iliffe H. H. Heywood M. E. Bellinger Edward Yerg Raymond Yerg

Nutley Signal Corps Holds First Annual Drill at Town Hall

Large crowd attends the Nutley Signal Corps first annual review and drill at Town Hall last Saturday night. Lieut. Arthur Drake of the Seventh Regiment N. G. N. Y. reviews the corps as they perform drills, setting up exercises and signalling work. A flag presented to the brigade by Mrs. Henry M. Libby is displayed during the evening and used in the program.

Nutley Signal Corps Town Hall Arthur Drake Henry M. Libby

Local feed store advertizes bulk oats and grains pricing

Oats corn bran meal wheat hay and fic offered at low bulk prices. Store buys by catload with prompt deliveries and guaranteed quality and quantity.

Minister Questions Cook Impostor Claim at Newark Lecture

Rev. Henry R. Rose told the Woman's Public School Auxiliary that judging Dr. Cook should wait for new data after Copenhagen's ruling. He defended Cook and Peary, cited rival to the Pole quest, showed stereopticon views, and urged confirming both men’s reach of the Pole before condemning either.

North Fole Henry R. Rose Newark George B. Philhower Cook Dr. Cook Peary Mr. Rose Dr Cook Copenhagen Pole Nansen Duke of Abruzzi Sidney Etau Armetook

Health Board Organizes and Re-Elects Officials

The Nuley Board of Health held its first meeting of the year. James L. Miller was re-elected president and George Hawksworth re-elected secretary and registrar of vital statistics. Faith reported ten scarlet fever cases during the scare, now two. he urged reporting of contagious cases and criticized sensationalism. Town health is good. vital statistics show three deaths, one marriage, and one birth.

Nuley Board of Health James L. Miller George Hawskworth Hawksworth Faith Department of Vital Statistics

Bank of Nutley Elects Directors for Year

The Bank of Nutley held its annual Board of Directors election in its banking rooms on Tuesday. Directors chosen for the current year include Alwyn Ball Jr, William J. Berg, Thomas Clements, William F. Dittig, Henry W. Goodrich, James 2. Hey, Henry T. Lefferts, Thomas J. O'Neil, and Bird W. Spencer.

Bank of Nutley Messrs Alwyn Ball Jr William J. Berg Thomas Clements William F. Dittig Henry W. Goodrich James 2. Hey Henry T. Lefferts Thomas J. O'Neil

Snowplows Keep Streets Open During Severe Storm

Six snowplows operated under the oversight of Road Committee Chairman Councilman DeVries to keep streets passable throughout town despite the severe storm yesterday.

DeVries

Church Ladies Plan Vacuum Cleaner Fund Drive

Grace Church women propose renting a vacuum cleaner to raise funds for the balding fund. The plan includes a spring sale of millinery lingerie and neckwear plus a chafing dish supper at the Parish House after Easter. Last year forty ladies pledged $50 each, totaling $2600. Already $2250 has been donated.

Ways and Committee of Grace

Nutley Improvement Society Seeks Better Trolley Service

Nutley Improvement Society officers met with Graham Newark Division Superintendent of the Trolley Company to address unpleasant conditions on Nutley cars. They cited intoxicated passengers and filthy cars, asked for Nutley riders to get Broad cars at Big Tree junction, and pressed for improved schedules and regular inspections.

Nutley Improvement Society Graham Trolle Company Newark Nutley Tor Paterson

Luncheon Guests Include Notable Society Figures

A Field Club luncheon featured numerous guests including Miss H. B. Jones, Mrs. Charles Alfred Seymour Tauchert, and Mrs. Weiss of New York alongside Mrs. Constance Williams and Mrs. Henry G. Prout, among others from Delaware and New York.

H. B. Jone Charles Alfred Seymour Tauchert Elizabeth Jay Elizabeth Naim Weiss New York C. J. Smith Delaware Constance Williams Louis $. Thuston Henry G.prout Fred Dan. Marsh George. H. . Bayne

Head Wound From Falling Hatchet At Pole

Harry Shord of Public Service Corporation suffered a deep head gash Monday after a hatchet fell from a raised position and struck him near a Kingsland street residence. Fellow employee Edward Bergen was at the pole when the weapon dislodged, knocking Shord unconscious. He received eleven stitches and was expected to recover soon, with no danger reported.

Harry Shord Public Service Corporation Daniel J. DeVries Oni Kingsland Street Edward Bergen Shard

Woman Injured in Severe Coasting Accident Near Dawn Hill

Mrs William Thurston of Franklin Avenue was removed to St Joseph's Hospital Paterson with a broken knee cap after a coasting accident near her home on Friday night. Several children were present. recovery could take months before she can walk again.

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Town Council Pittston Lehigh Scranton Mason Genasco Nutley Coal & Supply CO M. P. Kaufmann, Mer West Nutley Station Mrs. Brown Signal Corps Jadsing Explorer Health Board Bank Spitz Passaic’s Model Shoe Shop Improvement ‘Society Trolley Company New Jersey
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