26 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1910
Page
1
Acting Chief Perkins sent warnings to Nutley saloon and hotel keepers about strict Sunday closing enforcement. Noting multiple violations since Sheriff Harrigan’s election, authorities plan to use collected evidence against those selling on Sunday after the notices. Citizens are urged to provide information. names of watched establishments will not be released.
A subscription dance for the younger set will be held at the Nutley Field Club house on Wednesday night. It is expected to be a notable affair with Mesdames Joseph G. Lamb Geo Walcott H M Libby and Lyman Nichols serving as patronesses.
Elaborate services will fill Nutley churches tomorrow with special Easter music. St Pauls Congregational presents Awake My Glory and They Took Away My Lord in morning services and Light of Lights in evening. Reformed Church offers Ol Risen Lord and Calvary with tenor solo. Vincent M E Church adds The Risen King with twenty-voice choir. Grace Church features violin and vocal solos plus choir pieces. St Marys R G Church performs Messe Royale works including Kyrie and Agnus Dei.
Tomorrow Rev. J Ogden Winner will preach at Vincent M E Church Elm street with no final decision until the Newark Conference meets next week A likely change in Nutley is reported as Rev Wisner may be transferred after three years in charge The pastor said he expected a transfer and that Nutley was a pleasant station but he did not want his friends to interview the Bishop to keep him in Nutley
Avondale Hose Company No 1 hosts its tenth annual reception and ball at Town Hall on Monday night drawing members and guests for a community celebration and fundraiser.
Mayor Lux defends the decision to disband West Nutley Hose Company citing repeated rule violations and insubordination. He accuses opponents of a political frame up while noting higher coal use and electric costs for the unit this year. He regrets the notoriety but stands by the action as the only course.
Mr and Mrs Williard L Comstock of Dally Street host an Easter party at their home tonight.
The Wireless Club, centered at Centre street, gathered twice weekly at H N Albee's home to receive messages with a full receiving station. Guests included Whitmore, Norris and Allerd, plus the purser of the White Star liner Cedric. Members expect to add sending capability soon as they expand their operations.
Twenty five new members were initiated into Nutley Council No 286 Jr U A O at its regular meeting in Masonic Hall last night. Distinguished officers attended and a pleasing program followed by refreshments. Guests included a delegation from General Warren Council Brooklyn and State Councillor Everett Gray with his staff. E T Humphrey chaired the arrangements committee.
Miss Edna B Markle’s dancing class at Nutley School Inc staged a Saturday cotillion attended by parents and many friends. The gymnasium featured green and white decorations with a scarf arbor in the same scheme. Favors included hand painted china eggs and toy bunnies as Easter approaches. Elizabeth Hardenburg played piano. Class members included Alpheus Geer Margaret Geer Lyman Nichols Eleanor White George White Weld Arnold Theona Brauer Gabriella Prout Alva Morss Carolyn Goodrich William Goodrich Helen Lobsitz Lawrence Whitney Charles Whitey Cecil Gilmore Alice Bodman Chester Bodman Lewis Bodman Marjorie Longfelder Jack Marsh.
James Tambour resigns as office manager of the local Public Service Corp branch to become manager of Hillcrest Creamery Company stores in Paterson and Passaic. He starts about April 5. George Cunningham of Paterson will replace him in Nutley after Tambour leaves.
The Bedell store at Franklin and Vreeland avenues is being enlarged by owner Ludwig Grinsch. The addition will more than double the size and reach 36 feet on the front and 55 feet in depth. Completion is aimed for May 1.
Newly appointed Commissioners of Adjustment under the Martin Act plan to convene Thursday April 20 to review arrears and mark town property listings for detailed consideration as shown on page BP.
The Town Council proposes taking over Town Hall from the current owners under a 99 year lease at $1 per year. The town will assume about $8,000 in bonded debt and allow auditorium use for Board lectures while keeping grounds in good order. If Nutley joins another municipality the building and grounds revert to the Board. The plot fronts Chestnut and Elm streets with Park School nearby.
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