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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1911
Page
4
Local weekly newspaper notes its status as the Nutley Sun a legal paper for the town county and state It is issued every Saturday from Nutley New Jersey with offices at Franklin and Vreeland Avenues The paper invites reader communications but requires the writer’s name for identification and good faith.
Nutley readers are urged to attend the District School Meeting Tuesday night as citizens demand changes in school administration. Calls grow for reducing the Board of Education from its current size and for ending executive sessions held behind closed doors. Critics say ward representation should be revisited, and voters are urged to pass a resolution condemning secrecy if reduction fails.
The Frelinghuysen investigations show executive sessions hide questionable acts and state boards demand open meetings. Nutley pursues a park expansion with a $100,000 goal plus $60,000 sought from the Legislature to match $40,000 held by county commissioners. John F. Clark leads a bill to fund Belleville and Nutley park plans, approved by the Essex County Park Commission.
A letter dated March 13 1911 from William A Arnold to The Enrror of Tas Nutter Sun requests publication to announce that he is not a candidate for election to the Board of Education.
A reader denounces an entertainment ad in a Nuttey publication for using Irish brogue and St Patrick’s Day as a joke. They call it bigotry insulting Irish Catholics and demand removal, labeling the ad an affront to local citizens.
Real estate promotion describes Nutley houses with seven to ten rooms, steam heat, gas fixtures, sanitary plumbing, and contemporary interiors. Prices start at 4250 dollars including land, with small cash down and monthly payments similar to rental costs. A booklet showcases 160 houses with photographic views.
A local store promotes its phone shopping service with free messenger calls to take, receive and deliver orders. It emphasizes no extra cost and convenience for residents and transient patrons, especially in bad weather.
A citizen denounces efforts toward fomenting hostility among nationalities and creeds. The letter decries insults to intelligence and patriotism, honoring forefathers who shed blood for freedom and equality in the native land. It is signed by T F O Conn ee.
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