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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1914
Page
4
The Nutley Sun notes its weekly publication at Nutley New Jersey and provides subscription rate, address, and contact. It sets submission rules requiring signed communications and states personal attacks are prohibited, with signatures kept for good faith.
Mails arrive at 7.95, 12.45, 2.45, and 6.30. Mails leave at 8.05, 1.00, and 6.00. Deliveries occur morning from 9 to 12 and afternoon from 1.30 to 4.80. Collections occur during morning and afternoon deliveries at 8.15 on weekday nights and 7.15 on Sunday nights.
Nutley mourns John Howe who died this week at near 70. Born in England he embodied self made American values, rising from humble beginnings to success while remaining unchanged in friendship. Friends note forty years of loyalty and his wide impact across town.
A noted lumberman Frederick Weyerhauser of St Paul dies and speculation centers on his estate. Reports estimate the property at about 975660, suggesting that many rich individuals may hold far less wealth than assumed. The piece discusses how large fortunes rely on borrowed capital and leverage, with risks magnified as assets grow.
The fragment discusses a man defined by owning many automobiles and horses, capable of writing the largest checks. It presents a portrayal of wealth and competitiveness without broader context or concrete events.
With Nutley Progress Day a little over a month away, organizers must mend differences among participating groups. The Board of Trade discussed a wash‑hands sentiment, urging close cooperation, hard work, and timely mediation to ensure a successful celebration rather than cancellation.
A Nutley protest against dirty Erie coaches leads to all window washers being dismissed for economy. Despite gloom in the offices, officials cling to savings and question the need to wash windows as summer approaches.
Nutley's County Park contour emerges from construction. The site, once overlooked on the parkway plan, shows promise as a fine addition to the town's appealing features. Citizens note a year of beautification and the gradual elimination of ugly spots, with fresh praise from occasional visitors.
Frank Diven, beloved by older baseball fans, is reported seriously ill. A Park Photo Play Place benefit performance is planned Thursday to aid him, and The Sun invites any remaining subscriptions to be forwarded to the office for friends unable to sign the circulating list.
Plans are complete for the first annual banquet of the Men's Association of Vincent Church to be held in the church social hall on Monday June 8. The Ladies' Aid Society provides the dinner and music will be by the church orchestras under Frederick Ferris with Edward Duggan at the piano. After dinner speakers are slated to speak. More than one hundred covers are expected.
Mrs Kate Doremus longtime Nutley resident died Thursday at Lakewood The funeral is set for this afternoon at 230 at Vincent Church with Rev Charles H Powers officiating Interment follows at the Methodist Cemetery Passaic Avenue
Police identified Nikepa Teichnibidy of Albany Street Nutley as the Harrison pump works victim who killed himself. Letters in his clothing stated he was tired of living and no one liked him. John Somariski of Nutley verified the thirty two year old native of Russia. no cash found on the body.
On Monday Recorder James M. Post fined af King street Belleville five dollars and fifty cents for peddling without a license and Samuel Bergman of Monroe street Passaic two dollars and fifty cents for driving without a light the night before.
Frank A. Forgerson of Franklin Avenue sustained a broken arm in a motorcycle crash near Butler on Wednesday. He and Alfred Sutcliffe were riding a single machine. Sutcliffe escaped with only minor injuries.
The post office announces unclaimed letters for Edward Cook Ralph Chemat Charles Hendrick A G Kierstead Isaan Kierstead J L Kierstead F A Woodward and Frank C Drake, Superintendent.
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