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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1911
Page
4
In Nutley New Jersey a notice indicates second class mail status for a weekly publication printed and issued every Saturday with a subscription price of 1.50 dollars per year. The entry records postal handling at the Nutley post office and pertains to ongoing distribution.
The annual license fight ended with a calmer stance this year after earlier calls for reductions. Officials elected and past actions shaped the outcome, raising questions about the yearly disturbance and whether the issue is worth recurring convulsions amid generally low saloon activity in Nut Jay.
The piece notes Governor Wilson’s push for continuous campaigning and his jab at Hoboken and New Brunswick voters who backed defeated Commission Form reforms. He derides dissenters as dust while praising supporters as salt, without explaining his broad political leverage.
The governor concedes honesty and sincerity, yet admits a grave error. Many who supported Wilson last fall now believe they erred in helping place him in the governor’s chair.
Nutley A C will play four baseball games in four days starting today at Park Oval against All Carlstadts. Tomorrow they travel to Columbia Oval Newark to face Forest Hill, then on July Fourth morning meet Cantages of New York at Park Grounds and in the afternoon face Worthingtons. Nutley’s battery is Gorman and Henry, while Worthingtons start Ellison and Levine. Louis Miller of Worthingtons is sibling to Butch Miller of the Pittsburgs. Howath, a recent Newark tryout, also on the roster. Nutley previously lost to Armory A C 7–6, with Young homering and Brandreth doubling.
Sunday Schools of the Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church hold Field Day this afternoon at 3 00. They meet at 2 00 and march to the field at Grant and Passaic avenues. Prizes ice cream and cake will be provided by Mrs Lena Lobsitze for the two Sunday Schools.
Tuesday evening June 27 the Fortnighly Club hosted a pleasing musicale by Robert Grossmann and pupils. Performances included piano solos and duets, violin solos and trios, and a cornet piece. Participants were Anna Crosbie, Margaret Bacey, Julia Zimmerer, Jeannette Noblette, Lillian Kennedy, Sarah Willse, Kathryn Crosbie, Ethel Kinzel, Howard Smith, Edward Grossman, Alexander Willse, and Robert Grossman. The program concluded with dancing.
Frank McGrath of Walnut Street left his Harrison start at the American Radiator Company after one year and a half in New York. He now goes to Pittsburg as chief clerk following appointments to Harrison New York and finally Pittsburg.
Patrolman Steger married Miss Annie Roche of Stockton at St Marys Catholic Church on Thursday night. Best man was Chanceman Frank Jamison and bridesmaid was Kate Roche sister of the bride. The reception followed at the groom’s parents home on Church street. The couple will live on Stager street near Centre street.
Travel ad urges taking the steamer at Commercial Wharf Newark near Market Street depot of P R B. to Highland Beach. Cleaves at 10 o'clock each morning. Describes the trip as enjoyable and cooler with delightful surroundings, a perfect holiday solution.
A letter from A R Tavros, Nutley, June 29 1911, rebukes the town council for granting saloon licenses after a bitter meeting. He cites smoke filled room, rowdy crowd, blocked aisles, police neglect, and favors toward saloons over order. He urges a dignified public forum and invites residents to a July 6 meeting at 8 15 P M.
At a June meeting the Board passed a motion to call a special gathering to back the Rev. Gondit’s stance on the license issue as discussed before the Town Council. The meeting will be held at the Fort.
Our houses offer economy and profit with prices starting at 4250 dollars. A moderate cash payment secures possession with monthly payments approximating rental value. Send for a booklet showing 100 photographic views of houses. West Nutley Station office invites visits anytime.
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