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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1911
Page
4
A Nutley NJ newspaper reports a petition with eighty three signatures urging a public vote on trimming the Board of Education. The piece notes supporters come from across town while board members remain opposed and a March 21 vote is anticipated. It also comments on New Jersey’s eight week legislature and Governor Wilson’s influence.
The piece argues the legislature is free only when the governor is not distracted by national concerns. It cites Hobson predicting war with Japan within ten months and notes the 1894 treaty may expire amid a new one lacking an exclusion clause for Japanese laborers. It highlights San Francisco as a center of intense union activity and its wary stance toward Japan affecting the Exposition.
Lent is described as more widely observed with a shift from purely religious duty to include physical benefits. The text notes religious and non religious observers alike recognizing doctrines tied to human physical and spiritual needs. It argues self denial during forty days benefits individuals and notes Lent is not strictly commanded by church but chosen by personal discipline.
By noon today the fate of the reciprocity bill in the United States Senate will be known. Analysts predict trouble for the Republicans regardless of passage or defeat. If defeated an extra session may be called to open the tariff discussion, delaying decisions until the regular session and turning the next election into a tariff contest.
A prominent psychologist and professor of medicine argues dreams are natural sequences of events in life. He states the brain acts as a screen during sleep, reflecting daytime actions and dismisses superstition as mistaken. He claims realizing dreams are photographs of one’s own actions can bring peace of mind.
Nutley correspondence reveals Troop No 1 of Nutley organized in November 1910 among boys of the Italian Methodist Sunday School. Scoutmaster George Rea of 13 Crestwood Avenue reports the move as part of the Nutley Boy Scout movement.
Beginning Monday March 6 Proctor's Theatre Newark presents Circum stancial Evidence a new stirring sketch by Harrison Armstrong. The program features twelve versatile performers, Cliff Berrac's Circus with Maud the unrideable raile, Exposition Four vocal quartet, Weston Fields Carroll Three Boys who can sing, the Bernevici Bros accordion act, Mile Malto and company in a new comedy sketch plus several other strong acts and moving pictures.
The Professor reports leaving an umbrella on a train last week and recalls the item is currently by New York Life. He explains the mishap with a tone of rueful humor and asks for its recovery.
Rev Henry J Condit of St Pauls Congregational Church will preach If I Had Known of Vain Regrets tomorrow night using stereopticon views of paintings to illustrate the futility of regrets after a misdeed. The sermon aims to engage eye and ear with biblical images. Sunday School at 9.46, morning service 11, sermon Lord Increase Our Faith, Young Peoples service 7 pm on Great Women of God Ruth discussion.
Rev. William Stuart preaches both Sunday services with topics Between the Passages at 11 a.m. and The Wells of Salvation at 7.45 p.m. Sunday School meets at 9.45 a.m. Sons and Daughters of the King gather at 7.15 p.m. Prayer Meeting is Wednesday at 8 p.m. Junior Christian Endeavor at 3.30 p.m.
Masses tomorrow at 7 9 and 11 a m Children of Mary to receive Holy Communion at 7 o clock Mass and hold a 3 pm business meeting followed by benediction Devotional services every Wednesday and Friday in Lent with sermons devotions and the Way of the Cross Benediction schedule attached
Compunction will be administered at the morning service of the Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church. In the evening Rev. Dr. Warren L. Hoagland will preach on A Great Sin And Its Forgiveness. Sunday School at 9.45 a.m. and Epworth League at 7 p.m. Also notes on bird speeds and wing shooting quotes from Outing by Charles Askina.
Nutley New Jersey town council calls for sealed proposals to furnish crushed stone in sizes two inches and one and a half inches plus screenings for street use in the current year. Bids must be delivered to Mayor John P. Lux. submit prices for quarry and delivery. Council may reject all bids. bids endorsed Bids for crushed stone. February 22, 1911.
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