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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
4
The Wutley Sun reports Nutley plans to add a police chief and three patrolmen. The piece argues four officers would increase safety but not erase crime seen in other cities. It notes the annual license night set for the 15th and defends licensing as a better temperance measure than banning licenses.
Nutley awaits a county park extension as the system expands and local criticism grows. The piece warns against meddling by outsiders and praises the local commission for pursuing recreation grounds and beauty spots despite opposition and past delays.
A Nutley commuter would pay about three cents more each day to travel between home and office once Erie Railroad enacts its new rate structure. The dispute centers on allowing the small fare increase, with broader questions about ongoing fare adjustments and traveler burden.
A discussion on rising rail service costs outlines a plan to focus on keeping fares low and resisting rate hikes. The speaker notes freight and express handling costs have risen, affecting suburban riders despite arguments that service remains viable.
Inspector Faith reports Nutley health conditions very good with only one case of contagious disease known. Milk sale ordinance passes its third reading and becomes law requiring dealers to obtain licenses or face penalties.
Warren Allen, ten, son of Mr and Mrs George H Allen of Hillside avenue, suffered a severe eye injury in a school yard brawl on Park School Grounds. He was taken to hospital in danger of losing sight but authorities hope he will recover. A crowd gathered and the assailant remained unidentified.
Dr Charles A Eastman or Chyesa a full blooded Sioux will lecture on the lawn of Mrs William J Kinsley this afternoon in native costume under the Woman s Public School Auxiliary. The audience especially children is urged as the talk aims to instruct.
Raymond Van Winkle of Miller Street is on a Western health journey and spends weeks in Kansas making Selina his headquarters while visiting the surrounding country. friends report he is well and continues to travel through the region.
A fashion note extols new stylish soda water flavors designed to outshine last year's favorites. The piece promises appealing, enticing drinks that will draw customers to spend their nickels and dimes when nearby.
The Rockaway Record recounts a census tale from Warren County. George H. Hoffman of Lower Valley is found under arrest on a wife’s complaint after the enumerator asks what is raised on the farm. Hoffman quips that they raised hell last year and have a tolerable crop this year, and notes his prior three arrests for neglecting horses and cattle.
Frederick F. Guild as receiver disposed of the entire trunks bags and suitcases stock from T B Peddie & Company at auction. Hahné & Company bid and won the bulk sale valued at about 45900 dollars with consignments moving to Broad Street and a grand sale to follow.
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