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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1910
Page
5
Miss Edith Bouvier visits New York while Mrs Silas Chappell and others travel to Providence Philadelphia and Canada. Local residents host friends from Brooklyn Jersey City and New Hampshire as Nutley dance clubs and associations plan events amid early season snow.
Mrs James McEligot and Miss Joanna McEligot of Hillside avenue recover from injuries after a construction car rammed the trolley at St Marys place on the way home from St Marys Church. Mrs McEligot faces a slow recovery while Miss McEligot sustained minor injuries. Jacob Zimmerer and others were slightly hurt. motive attributed to the work car operator.
Five young men from Newark were arrested by a police posse including Councilman DeVries and Chief Sutcliffe for a craps game near Nichols Pond. They denied passing dice or money, claimed they were matching pennies for fun, and were released after no dice or money were found. Recorder William H. Parry presided.
A group of men in Nutley arrived to drop pamphlets labeled Short Stories filled with patent medicine ads. Chief Sutcliffe halted the effort and Chanceman Ritchie ordered all circulars to be handed to the resident at the door. The squad then decided to leave town.
This piece emphasizes that filling prescriptions is a vital pharmacy function requiring knowledge of drugs, doses, and properties gained through study and experience. It argues that this expertise distinguishes professional pharmacists from simple mixing of substances.
The Reformed Church Sunday School pupils will entertain at the Town Hall Auditorium on Friday night November 25. The program features a cantata The Four Seasons illustrated by tableaux. Admission will be charged and the public is invited.
The Vin cent M E Church will host a two day bazaar next Thursday and Friday with a large collection of children’s toys at low prices. The event includes a Miscellaneous Fair with fancy articles handkerchiefs and home made candy. Supper will be served both evenings and a feature called The County Store is expected to draw attention.
The Girl's Athletic Association of Nutley High School hosts a sale in the Park School main hall this afternoon offering home made cake pie and candy. Proceeds go to the association funds.
The Ladies' Social Circle holds a special half hour session before a December 1 and 2 fair. Miss Stella Rutan hosts at her home. Fair committees meet at 2:30 PM. circle session occurs thirty minutes earlier at the Reformed Church.
Mrs. Walter F. Fairbrother of High street won first prize at the Sans Gene Card Club meeting held at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Benjamin R. Colwell took second prize. Guest of the afternoon was Mrs. G. H. Lawrence. Next meeting set for Tuesday afternoon November 2 at Mrs. Alfred F. Howe’s Prospect street home.
A tale recalls the frictions between the elder and younger Dumas. The son’s first successful novel earns a congratulatory note from the father that reads as if to a stranger. Dumas fils replies with a brief, formal reply praising the reader as a devoted admirer of his father.
A leading western city doctor with part Indian heritage proudly cites a book about a native chief who he says killed scores in battle. His friend notes the parallel, and the doctor concedes the ancestor had no opportunities.
Members of the Fortnightly Club held a dance at the clubhouse on Franklin Avenue Thursday night. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hliffe Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Roe and many others. The club will hold its annual cotillion on Thanksgiving Day November 23.
The card club met at Mrs Edwan P Montague on Grant Avenue. Prize winners included Mrs Howard Edgar, Mrs John Vernon Bouvier Jr, Mrs Summer W White, and Mrs J Harry Hull.
The First Church of Christ Scientist holds services at 58 Prospect Street Passaic with a Sunday school session at 9 30 am and a morning service. The subject for tomorrow is Adam and Fallen Man.
A Nutley Passaic compilation lists laundry work wanted, domestic help, and general housework positions. Lost items include a Maltese kitten near Franklin Avenue and a plain gold bracelet, with rewards offered. Also offers for sale of a bungalow in San Antonio Avenue and rental listings on Daily Street and Franklin Avenue.
During his visit to America the young prince faced criticism of Chinese customs and replied with counterarguments about U S practices. He attended a New York luncheon beside a prominent society lady, remarking on perceived differences and noting expectations around marriage rituals.
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