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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1910
Page
4
A Sun County page notes Nutley education board critic and graft claims while reflecting on Theodore Roosevelt and Gifford Pinchot. The piece criticizes local officials, laments voter turnout, and urges merchants to advertise locally while recounting a humorous inventor anecdote about a disruptive device.
The article urges Republicans in both houses to set aside personal ambitions and serve the public. With two years until a Speaker election and December 191% for rules, the Cannon issue and procedural questions should not overshadow broader congressional problems. It calls on lawmakers to recall the saying that time favors those who aid the party.
Nutley New Jersey January 20 1910 a local correspondent attacks the School Board and a teacher named Ryan for committee appointments and patronage claims. The writer urges acceptance of mayoral appointments as logical and criticizes perceived bias in education governance.
A Nutley reader calls for a community social committee to organize a February sociable open to townspeople. He notes existing clubs like West Nutley Country Club Nutley Field Club and Fortnightly Club and invites interested residents to join the Committee of One on Social Entertainment care of The Nutty Sun Nutley N J January 13 1920.
A Library Committee organized bridge whist at the Nutley Library on Passaic avenue Tuesday afternoon. Attendees included Mrs. Joseph G. Lamb, Mrs. George W. Gladwin, Mrs. J. Harry Hull, Mrs. Marshall J. Root, Mrs. Guy J. Edwards, Mrs. George Walcott, Mrs. George B. Philhower, Mrs. Charles B. Royce, Mrs. Louis B. Thurston, Mrs. William K. Stebbins, Mrs. Charles H. Seymour, Mrs. Alfred Seaman, Mrs. Kate C. Lambert, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Summer W. White, Mrs. William H. Arnold, Mrs. John B. Taylor, Mrs. Edmund Wright, Mrs. Howard Edgar, Miss Edith Edgar, Mrs. Lyman Nichols, Mrs. J. Andrew Schmidt, Mrs. Charles S. Thurston, Mrs. Louis F. Fallon, Mrs. William J. Dabney, Mrs. Charles A. Whitney, Mrs. A. B. Prout, Mrs. Elizabeth P. Prout, Mrs. J. J. Leidy, Mrs. Edward G. Ditlon, Mrs. J. Gary Bolger, Mrs. Pierre P. Lahens, Mrs. George B. Philhower, Mrs. Dean Welch, Mrs. J. Bartlett, Mrs. E. P. Montague of Nutley, and Mrs. H. J. Waltgeas of Ridgewood.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a mother and others fleeing a tomb with children and a dog. A derisive exclamation calls someone a wretch as the place is evacuated. The text lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
The Council of Nutley seeks three freeholders and residents of New Jersey to be appointed as commissioners of adjustment by the Essex County Circus Court. The filing is for duties under the 1898 tax arrears act and amendments. Public notice invites taxpayers and property owners to appear at the Newark court on February 9, 1910, at 10 a.m. to be heard. Frank L. Rusay, Nutley Town Clerk, dated January 12, 1910.
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