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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1909
Page
4
The Nutley Town Council has second reading on a revised license ordinance aligning with state law. The changes aim to protect home trade and curb outsider traffic, despite likely objections from local business interests. The measure, prompted by demand for similar standards to neighboring communities, could pass at the next meeting.
Chief Booth arrived first at the Lyndhurst scene where Frank Angelo fatally shot Mrs Salvatore Brusso and killed himself after a reported attempted robbery on Grant Avenue. Authorities say the woman was taken to St Marys Hospital Passaic and is expected to recover.
Dog catcher Steinfield returned to Nutley and began on Bloomfield Avenue where two dogs were seized. A protest led to an assault on his leg and the dog escaped. The next day he took a pet near Franklin Avenue and High Street but lost it and fled with his life. About a dozen dogs were netted this week. Eli Drew of Jevoleman Street Belleville testified before Chief Booth alleging Steinfield tried to seize a Belleville licensed dog and used abusive language.
The Public School Auxiliary held a May Day Fete despite bad weather. Almost everyone in town attended and supported the attractions. Net proceeds totaled 115 dollars for the Penny Provident Fund under Auxiliary guidance.
John Holburn of Centre street and Bloomfield avenue was arrested on a wife’s complaint for disorderly conduct. At an early hour Saturday he faced Recorder Party, paid a $2 fine after his wife pleaded for his release, and claimed she struck him with a dinner plate prompting his reaction.
Proctor's Theatre in Newark announces a summer season with 25 cent matinees and improved ventilation. Genaro leading a 40 member Venetian Gondoliers band headlines May 10, followed by Gardner, Crane and Company in Pixley's Prodigal Parents, Morrell, the Four Fords, O Brien and Havell, the Piquays, Carter and Bluford, Phil Bennett, and new moving pictures. Academy of Music NY hosts Mantell in Richard II and The Lady of Lyons with Mantell, then Richelieu in a season of period drama riding through the week.
The Whippany River Club announces a lively race meet near Morristown on Saturday afternoon May 2. Under Hunts Committee of the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association the event will feature six races three on the flat and three cross country. Committee members include Dr Leslie D Ward F H Humphries K B Schley Courtlandt Nicoll and R H William Jr Entries close May 5 for most races with post-entry for the Farmers race Entries go to E C Smith 222 571 Fifth Avenue New York City
Mr and Mrs James R Hay and the Misses Elizabeth and Sara M Hay of the Enclosure leave for Old Lyme Connecticut in May at the Old Lyme Inn then proceed to North Hatley Quebec Canada for the summer on the lakeshore with plans to stay through the season.
Seasonal stock arrives at Masonic Hall Pharmacy with exceptionally fine flavor and bouquet after a strong grape year. Officials urge customers to try the juice during the limited supply.
Meat supplier touts prime beef pork mutton lamb and fresh poultry with juicy tenderness and sweetness. Mild cured hams and bacon have built a strong reputation, with moderate prices ensuring old customers’ continued patronage. No meats peddled from wagon.
A Nutley notices page lists sale items including furniture such as desks tables mirrors and yard tools. It also features requests for a small farm for sale a plumbing jobbing ad a 6 room house for rent and several Nutley area real estate listings from Nutley Realty Co and A L Van Winkle Co. Additional items include Kingsland roosters eggs and a farm with multiple acres for rent.
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