27 Mar 1920
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1920
Page
1
Tax records show Wutley fixes the rate at $390 for the upcoming period. Officials note the flat amount applies uniformly across property assessments. Community members are advised to review local notices for details and deadlines.
A political rally is scheduled for tonight in Nutley with plans to widen support across town. The event, tied to a reunion and a Field Club meeting, aims to mobilize members of the Battalion and church clubs toward broader townwide influence.
Funeral services were held for a former town chief of the fire department. Pallbearers included fellow firemen George Hawtaworth Orville Davis and Harry H. Sane. Burial followed at Dumont. The deceased also ran businesses in St Michaels and Los Angeles and owned several picture houses.
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A garbled note reports that Avenue will not be fixed after all. It details expenses including two circuit storage batteries near 900 dollars, two new boxes at 60 dollars each, 1800 miles of braided wire, and a recommended bond of about 4.60 dollars.
Notes list visitors guests and family events in Nutley and Hawthorne including Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Helga Mrs. Cook of Centre street Miss O Conner of Newark guest of Kathryn Freeman and a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Oyler of Hawthorne avenue.
Nutley residents participate in a nationwide campaign titled Americas Gift to France to fund a 10 foot statue honoring France’s help in World War I. The drive seeks about $350,000 with most contributions going toward names rather than money.
Letter urges full publicity for a representative citizen who has lived in Netley and cares for the town's welfare. It highlights the need to consider public taste and select a suitable local figure with community standing.
The New York Continental Jewels company will observe Monday next whether legislation affects the matter. Employees voted, with only one opposing the daylight plan, while Paul Grossman of Centre Street hosts a former shipmate in the Bally Siete Annotation.
About forty persons attended the event as the organization declared its intention to continue existing following the electoral process.
One hundred enthusiastic supporters left two chartered Public Service cars as the M to Z Dramatic Class prepared for its regular meeting on Monday. Miss Natalie Slaughter presided with Mise Mercedes Soler, the English faculty advisor, in attendance.
Nutley health officers report no smallpox cases in town. Health officer Eugene Sullivan says the department is ready to vaccinate for free and has prepared to move immediately if a contact case appears. no cases have been found.
A local man linked to a New York murder case was reportedly seen with a taxi driver near a Prohibition era scene. An informant recalled an exchange about a fatal shooting and details emerged from discussions at a detention cell.
The second Lenten Musical featured Miss Irene Williams singing at the Capitol New York. A flexible trained soprano, she impressed after a tentative French set with her voice shining in The Winds of the South by Beott. Encores followed and audience applause grew. Also noted was tenor Mr McGrashan, a young Irishman, with notable vocal presence.
Callahan secures early petitions amid Nutley residents Rudolph and Mrs Schaaf preparing to relocate to Clearwater from New Jersey. The filing move signals swift campaign positioning as local readers note shifting residency and political activity.
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