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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1909
Page
4
Franklin and Vreeland Avenues editor reports the town council announced the current year tax rate at $2 similar to neighboring towns. The budget totals 200 with county 67 and town 62 points, schools 71. officials stress prudent spending and potential bonding for growth. A new liquor ordinance case against an out-of-town dealer also drew debate on enforcement and impact on local businesses.
Martin Seiler, a former employee of Michael Heinz of Chestnut street, claimed Heinz refused to pay wages and choked him. The Recorder bonded Heinz in his own recognizance while Seiler received pay on the spot. the Grand Jury will decide further action.
An experimental train ran Tuesday morning from Erie station in Jersey City to the New York terminal at 50 Church Street in five and a half minutes. Regular service will be six minutes, and officials expect about a fifteen minute daily saving from Jersey City to Church and Fulton streets when trains run regularly starting August 2.
Greylock Improvers Association of Belleville votes to study turning Hillside Pleasure Park into a county park. A three member committee will gather cost data and petition the Essex County Park Commission to convert about twenty acres along Nutley eastern district to a public playground near the Passaic River. The move seeks Nutley cooperation and may use state park funds. Belleville Board of Trade to discuss next meeting.
The funeral services for John C Budd aged 3 of Kingsland street were held Monday at his home after death from apoplexy on Friday night. Rev. William W. Conner of Belleville Reformed Church officiated. Pallbearers were grandsons Frederick C Small Dwight Worthington Marcus Worthington Russell Sammis Philip L Small and John Budd. Surviving relatives include Mrs Elizabeth Worthington Miss Sarah Budd Mrs G D Small Nutley John S Budd Belleville and Thomas S Budd LaCrosse Wis.
Friends of supporters of a new school building met at St Mary's Hall Monday night to urge the Board of Education to take up the matter and submit it to voters at an early date.
On Sunday Bible School at 9 00 a m Preaching at 11 00 a m by Rev G A Hulbert pastor Young Peoples Society of Christian Service at 7 00 p m Preaching at 7 45 p m All welcome seats free
On Sunday at 1 a m pastor Rev Wu Stuart will preach titled Known By His Footprints. Sunday School begins 9 45 a m and Prayer Meeting is Wednesday at 8 p m.
A mill area dispute sparked a transportable clash as two men fought near the Cutlery Works. John Finley of Lafayette Street Newark and Michael Sposatte of Roma Street were identified and charged with being disorderly on the highway. Each was fined seven dollars and fifty cents. Sposatte paid his fine via friends. the other was jailed the next morning.
The Ithaca Conservatory of Music provides two $100 scholarships in voice violin piano or elocution for New Jersey applicants. Scholarships run twenty weeks from September 9, 1903, with competition open to all. For entry or information write to George C. Williams, General Manager, Ithaca Conservatory of Music, Ithaca New Jersey, before September 1, 1908.
By order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey the Frederick Carlisle properties at Nutley will be sold at public auction on Wednesday July 28 1909 at 2 30 pm on the premises 154 John street Nutley dwelling 158 John St lot 99x96 by dwelling house and barn 154 John St lot 58x86 vacant lot 33 New St lot 240x106 house and lot 29 New St lot 40x100 an unusual opportunity to secure at a reasonable price a home near trolley and railroad further particulars from Frederick F Guild Special Master in Chancery 708 Prudential Building Newark N J
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