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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1911
Page
4
The Nutley Sun explains Saturday issuance in Nutley New Jersey and invites reader communications with writer names for identification. It notes possible out of town mail delivery for summer subscribers and no charge unless mailing abroad.
In the Nutley court case of Ludwid Grinsch before Recorder Page three adjournments drew critique of legal process. The article laments politicization in judiciary and sketches national remarks targeting Senator Martine and Governor Wilson.
Rumors say the Erie Railroad plans funds in its budget to relocate the West Nutley freight station northward along the tracks, currently splitting Hillside avenue between West Nutley and Nutley Terrace. Citizens are urged to hope the plan survives scrutiny.
The piece recounts how a city resident and Rev. Dr. Michaelson faced a maze of detours from the street commissioner to the Board of Health to the city engineer and beyond as he sought redress. It notes political ebullience in the capital after a government change with over eighty candidates for the new Commission.
North Plainfield Mayor Newton Smalley labels Governor Wilson a self serving politician. He argues the veto blocks borough sewer plans but predicts eventual sewer construction and notes recent special elections show the tide turning against the Governor.
The Nutley Improvement Society announces entries for its annual Best Kept Grounds competition. Names listed span Franklin avenue through Vreeland avenue with participants on Chase street Entwistle avenue Passaic avenue Walnut street Avondale road and Avondale place. A note adds a science fact about weight variation at the equator versus New York.
The Ladies' Bridge Club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Edward B. Montague's Grant avenue home. Mrs. George W. Gladwin won the event, with many members including Mrs. Anthony Usina, Mrs. George B. Philhawger, Mrs. Edward P. Montague, Mrs. J. Harry Hull, Mrs. Charles S. Thurstor, Mrs. Pierre Lahens, Mrs. Joseph Williams, and Mrs. Sumner White in attendance.
The Schaeffer Company of West Park street Newark outfits you with the best Kodak gear at low prices. A Kodak enhances any outdoor hobby by capturing scenes of scenery locality humor and companionship. Pictures recall vacations camping shore and woods long after the moment passes.
There is a world of difference between a specialist and a general dentist. Dr. E. S. Hine at 671 Broad Street Newark has four specialists for the four branches, providing artistic painless quick and durable work at reasonable cost. examination is free.
Real estate ad describes Nutley houses offering 7 to 10 rooms with steam heat gas and electric fixtures modern sanitary plumbing vacuum cleaning system and artistic finishes. Prices from 4230 including land with favorable payments small cash down and monthly payments reflecting rent value. Office opposite West Nutley Station invites buyers to view models and request a booklet with photographic views of 100 houses built by the firm.
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