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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1915
Page
3
An essay argues streets need better planning with balanced road beds and sidewalks to avoid weed encrusted strips and lumpy edges. It critiques federal and state governance forums like the House of Governors and discusses newspaper accountability debates led by William J. Bryan.
Social notes list residents and guests across Nutley and nearby towns. Families, friends, and visitors travel to summer spots, attend events, and host gatherings from Asbury Park to Bayhead and beyond, with many returning from trips to Connecticut, New York, and Massachusetts.
Nutley residents frequent Compo Beach as a summer playground near Westport and Fairfield. Four Nutley families — W. A. Coley, Louis Rhoades, Edgar A. Dunham, and G. R. Boyce — reside nearby with connections to Miss Jane Loeffler. Other locals: Mrs. C. R. Bedell in Brooklyn, James McEligot visiting Marathon, and Mrs. Wilfred Day with Miss Isabel Day at Ocean Grove.
Sunday School begins at 10 a m. The pastor Rev H J Condit preaches at 11 on The Reward That is Sure. Twilight service follows at 7 with sermon Fragments. Tenor solos by Harry Wadsworth of St James Newark.
People discuss what readers think about most in libraries. War tales and travel stories from belligerent countries top shelves for months. Interest shifts to California expositions but foreign nations remain a secondary emphasis. In New Jersey suffrage agitation shapes fiction interest.
An informal note criticizes cheap linseed oil based paints sold as real paint at high prices. It warns that counterfeit paint fails against time and weather, noting Devoe and local sellers Fairbrother Yasinski Weat Nut ley as distributors.
Mr and Mrs Fred EF Moore recently married two weeks ago returned from Greenwood Lake. Mrs Moore stays with her parents Mr and Mrs T J ONeil in Brookfield Avenue while Mr Moore embarks on a ten day business trip through New York and New Jersey visiting canneries. They plan to settle in Boston where he will be employed.
Ernest Earl of 92 Fleet Street Jersey City spent a quiet evening in Northern Jersey. He took a company car without permission and led a party through Natley, prompting patrolmen to arrest him for no lights. After leaving a $5 deposit they continued, arriving in Jersey City where a collision occurred. Earl and his friends were arrested, ending the night with an unpleasant incident.
A new Nutley unit of the Order of America is organized under national president Sheridan F. Golden. It will serve West Nutley as the eighth group with Thomas H. Ritchie as deputy in charge. The seventh Nutley group in central town recently reached forty members with Harry H. Stager as deputy.
Report notes a man must appear Thursday morning to explain why five should be returned. Police kept the items and removed the cane, citing ongoing custody actions.
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