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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1911
Page
5
A parade of social notes lists residents traveling to Louisville Toronto Birmingham Connecticut New York and other stops. Names include Harry A. Moore Elizabeth Nairn John E. Armstrong Margaret Ford DeBevoise and many more with visits to relatives friends and hotels from Nutley New Jersey to Washington D C and beyond.
Mrs. Lewellyn E. Pratt hosted the Friday Afternoon Club at 309 Nutley avenue. Readings were given by Miss Florence Ackley Mrs. William C. Davis and Mrs. Charles S. Lecky with a recitation by Mrs. Easton Shaw and music by Mrs. Perley A. Prior and Mrs. L. E. Pratt.
A bridge whist event at the Nutley Library Building on Passaic Avenue Tuesday afternoon raised money for the library fund. Winners included Mrs. George B. Philhower, Mrs. Dean Welch, Mrs. Frank C. Garrison, and Mrs. Sumner W. White.
Berdan Furniture Co in Passaic showcases the Bohu Siphon refrigerator in a window display. A glass doors unit keeps food visible, a thermometer shows interior temperature, and salt stays dry to prove moisture control and air circulation.
The piece urges consulting a physician to diagnose long developing illness and emphasizes cooperation by pharmacists who compound medicines as ordered, promising patient satisfaction through expert collaboration between doctor and druggists.
A municipal constable faced a violent clash with Austrian sailors and ricksha coolies. He was stabbed in ten places yet displayed bravery and held the attackers until foreign police arrived. The incident is noted in the Shanghai National Review.
Joseph Raphio of 31 Roma Street fined $10 for assaulting Pasquale Cofune after Cofune damaged a derby. Robert Donaldson and the Phoenix Coffee Mills driver fined $2.50 each for cycling without a light and driving without a light. Court sale notice for Nutley land in a 1911 Chancery decree via Edward A. Dar Special Master.
Miss Lilian May Wicks of Ridgefield Park has returned home after a week’s visit with Mr. and Mrs. Hazid C. Conkling of Whitford avenue. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bevans of New York and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ward of Brooklyn hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Coley. Mrs. Clarence Billefe and daughters Edith and Muriel, now in Roosa Gap New York, visit Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bernard on High street. Mrs. J. H. Bowman of Toledo Ohio, visiting daughter Mrs. Lewis O. Bowman on Enclosure Paa sait avenue, visits Utica New York to see friends.
Mrs Bridget Connolly complained to police that her daughter did not care for two children. The husband was in New York and refused support if she remained in Nutley. She left town within the required time.
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