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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1910
Page
4
The Nutley Sun notes commuter politics in the Oranges and Montclair and criticizes rail rate revisions. It praises the Shade Tree Committee for elm tree protection and discusses cost, planning, and possible outcomes. It also reports William J. Bryan losing leadership after Nebraska convention clashes over county option and liquor questions.
The passage notes President Taft faces criticism in partisan papers yet receives widespread public congratulations from across the country. It suggests Democratic victories in November are unlikely and asserts the Republican Party is trusted to enact public wishes.
A letter from an unnamed Nutley resident dated July 26 1910 asks the Second Ward Association jokers what the Erie Railroad has done for the Newark Branch in fifteen years. The writer signs as AN OLD TITer. Nutley N J.
Mrs. George B. Philhower hosted a bridge party on Grant avenue yesterday afternoon. Prize winners were Mrs. J Lybrand of Washington DC and Mrs. E P Montague who received silk articles.
The Town Council approved reorganizing the police force with a chief sergeant and four roundsmen per ward at annual salaries of 900 for the chief 60 per month for sergeants and 30 per month for roundsmen. The council also authorized a 99 year lease of the Town Hall to the town for 1 per year and moved to finalize street and water work projects including sidewalks gutters and a fountain on the bridge.
An energetic pushing young man is sought to manage a newspaper route on Nutley eastside delivering and selling papers at city prices from residences to Railroad station. Project financed with inducements for the right party. Address Advertiser Nutley P.O. NJ. Also notice of a missing gold hunting-case Springfield watch. reward offered for return or pawn ticket. Mrs. R D Moxley 90 High St.
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