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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1911
Page
4
The Nutley Sun announces publication every Saturday from Nutley New Jersey with a 1.50 annual subscription. Office at Franklin and Vreeland Avenues and Teletions 96-W Readers may submit communications with writer name for identification. Editor James D. Foy invites summer mail rerouting.
In a busy evening Mr. Abram R. Taylor differed with this column on the liquor issue. He claimed mis statements about the Commission form of Government appeared in the paper. The column defends its past statements and asserts their accuracy while noting Mr. Taylor’s right to disagree publicly.
Senator Gallinger of New Hampshire seeks to incorporate the Rockefeller Foundation under a government charter with a bill introduced in the Senate. Named incorporators include John D. Rockefeller and John D. Rockefeller Jr. The aim is to donate over one hundred million dollars for education and benevolent uses, with a clause allowing charter amendments to address prior opposition.
Two town ladies organizations plan a public Fourth of July event with readings from the Declaration, a potential keynote speaker, patriotic songs by many school children, and a brass band. The celebration aims to stir civic pride with music and noise.
Nutley officials discuss a safe and sane Fourth of July, noting no town funds will be used for the celebration. Citizens are urged to contribute to a committee spearheaded by local women, with broad citizen cooperation sought to boost the town’s holiday festivities.
May permits list includes poultry houses, dwelling and alterations across multiple streets and owners such as Kaufman and Windheim, Reginald Bennett, Jacob Zimmerer, William Lambert, and Archibald Robertson with values ranging from 10 to several thousand dollars.
Nutley hosted Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church and Italian Mission invite a field day and picnic on July 1 at Grant and Passaic avenues. Assembly at 2 pm, events include dashes jumps races and sack races with prizes for first place. refreshments to follow. Weather may delay to next Saturday.
Henry J. Conorr of 125 Brookfield Avenue Nutley writes to rectify a remark made at the Town Council hearing last Wednesday. He explains his analogy about handling violators of liquor laws was not a slur on police and regrets any misunderstanding.
Seven to ten room houses in Nutley’s top sections near rail and trolley lines will be ready this spring. Prices from 4250 including land with affordable monthly payments comparable to rent. Office opposite West Nutley Station invites visits and a booklet with 100 photographed houses.
Foreclosure actions against Ridgelawn Cemeteries in Delawanna involve a $22,000 mortgage with total claims around $70,000 expected. Adam Frank, once Nutley, claims to be the largest shareholder and warns lot owners face loss unless a receiver is sought. W H Bonynge denies insolvency. a July 14 filing by Watson Watson for Hoffmeister interests targets cemetery lands.
Recorder on Henry M. Libby facing cruelty charge by Thomas H. Ritchie via SPCA. Louis C Teed appeared for the society as Libby admits shooting the dog after it allegedly terrorized his children and would not leave the property. The dog was wounded in the hind leg.
Nutley expresses deep regret at the retirement of Florence Ackley after nine years leading Yanta can School kindergarten. She endeared herself to children and parents and aided in other groups including the Friday Afternoon Club Nutley Choral Society church and Sunday School.
The James Giangarelli Association organized for the afternoon played a game of baseball with Kingsland A C last Sunday afternoon winning by a score of 13 to 0. The battery for the Giangarelli squad was Otto Fouser and Martin Hawkins. The lineup included Bob Joiner Giangarelli Frank Bailey William Johnson Dave Hawkins John Nugent and John Hawkins.
The Rev Warren L Yoagland will preach at both services with Sunday School at 9 45 a m The morning sermon at 11 00 o clock is The Final Reckoning Junior Epworth League meets at 5 00 p m and the Senior at 7 00 p m The evening service at 7 45 o clock will celebrate The Christian Coronation.
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