Outgoing Mails Schedule for Nutley, New Jersey
Saturday notice lists mail dispatch times for Nutley New Jersey with cutoffs at 8 20 am 1 00 pm and 6 30 pm. The message appears as a public postal schedule not tied to a specific event.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1911
Page
4
Saturday notice lists mail dispatch times for Nutley New Jersey with cutoffs at 8 20 am 1 00 pm and 6 30 pm. The message appears as a public postal schedule not tied to a specific event.
The Town Council votes to appoint Francis Stager, previously seen as a Republican, as Water Clerk amid party shifts. Passaic approves a move to Commission Form government by a two to one margin, with critics predicting tough years ahead and a six year wait before possible reversal.
Nutley residents may vote on adopting the Commission Form of Government. Under the plan a three member governing body would be elected for four years with two commissioners handling town operations. Mayor salary could reach 2000 dollars annually and each commissioner 1500 dollars, raising annual salaries by 3550 dollars. The recall feature allows 25 percent of voters to trigger an election, adding to the cost and complexity of the system.
The article discusses removing a Commissioner and electing a successor, notes the cost of contests, and explains initiative and referendum provisions that could trigger elections or suspensions. It compares Commission Government to a township system and warns changes could require major upheaval, arguing the move is retrograde.
The Building Department issued permits in the last month for several properties including Katharine Codda on Bloomfield avenue and Centre street for a barn, Emil J. Vogt on Kingsland street dwelling, and Fred Mancini on Centre street dwelling. Other projects include poultry houses, additions, and a store dwelling mix. notice also mentions First National Nurseries Rochester seeking a local representative.
The message claims the Nutley store has doubled business since moving to a larger location. It promises broad brands and the fastest deliveries, charging less per quality than competitors. It invites a personal visit to demonstrate customer service.
Willys-Overland Toledo presents 1912 line via Nutley agent S. B. Davis Chestnut Street Nutley. Four chassis nine body styles fore doors include two passenger roadsters five touring cars three and four passenger coupes and a four passenger touring car. Prices range 350 to 2000 with 25 30 45 and 55 hp. Model 59 a five passenger fore door touring at 900 and a 1250 three passenger coupe. Model 61 45 hp four cylinder with multiple bodies priced 1590 to 2060. also a 25 hp torpedo roadster with planetary transmission at 850.
Berdan Furniture Company launches an August sale with lower prices while maintaining high quality. They have expanded to over an acre of floor space for Furniture Carpets Rugs Bedding and offer delivery when convenient. The opening Tuesday marks Passaic’s greatest sale experience and invites early selections.
Frank Vocatina and James Pucani of 19 Humbert Street were arraigned with assault after a quarrel over a $1.10 debt. Pucani reportedly fled inside for a knife and threatened Vocatina, cutting his own hand in the struggle. Vocatina was fined $10 and Pucani $2.
Public worship at St. Paul’s Congregational Church tomorrow morning at 11 o’clock. Rev. Henry J. Condite will preach on Waiting on the Lord. Twilight service from 7 to 7 45 p m with the subject On Plains or Mountains. Sunday School at 10 a m.
James Hochstrasser was committed to Overbrook Asylum on Wednesday after examination by Dr. Albert F. Jackson and Dr. Roy Langdon. He had appeared before the courts many times and had been confined for various periods. officials decided to examine his mental condition following a recent lockup appearance.
Hillside Park Hippodrome prepares for an August 3 baby show and decorated carriage parade drawing families and relatives. Prizes totaling several hundred dollars will be awarded in various baby classes and for decorated vehicles. Entries expected to be large with a parade past the grand stand and judging from the main entrance.
Miss Una Abell Brinker headlines Glory Quayle in Hall Caine The Christian to open the third week of Proctor Stock Company performances in Newark. Jack Chagnon leads a capable cast as leading man with a large ensemble of artists ready to sustain the production starting Monday July 31.
A wry Daily Mail quip compares love to a canalboat, noting it serves as an internal transport that moves within. The remark frames affection as a steady, inward journey rather than a dramatic outward voyage.
A petition signed by at least one sixth of Beech street front owners from Prospect to Bloomfield avenues requests cement sidewalk and curb on the north side. Nutley Town Council sets a hearing for August 23 1911 at 8 15 p m at Town Hall to consider objections. write any objections to the Town Clerk by then. Names include L G Vreeland F S Finch Edward F Duggan Hattie Keyser Lydia B Ellis V E Broadbent Fannie L Cueman. FRANK L RUSBY town clerk dated July 26 1911.
Franklin Building and Loan Association announces a lost stock certificate for five shares of the twenty fourth series, certificate 1453 issued April 16, 1906 in the name of Alice Corb. If not presented by August 16, 1911, a new certificate will be issued and the association will not be responsible for the lost certificate. Secretary Henry A. Connolly signs on July 19, 1911.
New Nutley houses of 7 to 10 rooms will be ready for spring occupancy. They feature steam heat, gas and electric fixtures, sanitary plumbing, vacuum cleaning systems, and stylish interiors. Prices start at 4250 dollars including land with flexible payments and monthly rents comparable to a home loan.
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