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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1911
Page
8
The advertisement touts Goffee Finest Santos as award winning with a fine aroma and cup quality. It markets five pounds for $1.05 and 0.50 per pound for smaller orders, plus other coffees and teas with prices and highlights the daily fresh roast on the premises and ground or pulverized options.
Tommy Tucker headlines a night of entertainment featuring Conk and Lorenz, The Two Millionaires, and the Five Piriscott’s juggling team. Lewis, Cody, Fred Watson, Moore and ElHote, and The Harmonié Girls perform singing and dancing acts, with Matt and Max doing acrobatics. The program closes with new humorous pictures.
When Alice Jones at eighteen became Biss H Alyse Jones she tried to enter a normal school and faced confusion over her name. A teacher asked how she spelled it and she responded with a phonetic rendition, revealing how names can be misread and miswritten in records.
A Library Committee hosted event in Park School library to highlight library work. The school library is open every afternoon and Monday, Wednesday and Saturday nights. Children will provide music.
Ford of Passaic avenue gave himself up to Chief Sutcliffe at his home in Metuchen last Saturday night. He was held on $300 bail by Recorder Page for the Grand Jury on charges of assault by James Murren Jr. and disconnecting a water meter without a permit. Ford said he had been in Metuchen and did not know police wanted him. John A. Frobose reported the incident.
Pastor Rev Milton Stauffer will preach two services tomorrow at the Reformed Church. The morning sermon continues The Trials of Faith and concludes with The School of Prayer. Evening service at 745 features Let Us Know Let Us Follow On to Know the Lord and related Bible imagery. The Daughters of Liberty and the Junior Order United American Mechanics will attend. Special music planned. Sunday School at 945. Sons and Daughters of the King meet at 715.
The West Nutley Country Club held a formal dance at the Fortnightly Club on Thursday. The room featured college flags and bunting with lit shaded effects. Attendees included Herbert H. Mefft Albert C. Rutan Jr Miss M Louise Chandier Miss Mabel Kierstead Miss Adeline Aselmier Thomas Bates Williard Emmons Miss Alice ONeil Miss Lian Dodd Mr and Mrs Harold H Comstock Williard L Comstock William Smith Frederick H Young Roswell Young Miss Elizabeth Norton Douglas B Leigh Frederick Moore Mr and Mrs Charles L Daly Harlow A Chandler.
Official reports record 182 Newark branch westbound trains to Jersey City last month with 2 percent missing boats and 13 percent arriving late. Greenwood Lake division shows 4 and 9 percent respectively. Last year branch misses were over ten times higher at 21 percent.
The pastor Rev Henry J Condit will deliver The abit of Thanksgiving at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning with an evening service at 745 pm on Thou Shalt Thou Hast Not The Young Peoples meet at 7 pm will discuss Our Thanks Sunday School gathers at 945 am On Wednesday night the Congregational joins Union Thanksgiving service at Nutley Refacmed Church
Nutley High School defeated Clifton High 19 to 14 in a Wednesday afternoon game at the Park School Auditorium. Nutley lineup included Harvey Van Riper center Cornelius Van Riper and Albert Lindstrom forwards with Chester Ryan and John Lux as guards. Trinity Chapel School will face Nutley this afternoon with the same lineup.
Crystal Lodge Knights of Pythias held a Tuesday night roll call in Dietig Hall with Grand Lodge officers and local leaders delivering addresses. A supper was served as the lodge considered raising the funeral benefit from 168 to 256 dollars.
A critique argues that religious sentiment without real elevation of Ife morals is pernicious. It accuses such devotion of fostering self deception and diminishing personal moral standards.
A story from the Dragoon mountains recounts two brothers who refused to abandon a prospecting trek. They reached a ledge rich with ore and declared We have found our tombstone. The town of Tombstone later adopted the name Tombatene for the camp and mine, with the brothers earning a partial stake in the operation during the 1880s.
The article surveys pork consumption across civilizations and eras. It cites Scandinavian heaven beliefs, Irish and Anglian use in the twelfth century, French and Charlemagne forest hogs, Hungarian disease claims, 16th century English bacon, Muslim views, and Os bell on global pork quantities, noting variation and medical opinions.
The text explores the word picnic from a London Times perspective. It describes a picnic as a varied meal with a bill of fare and dishes assigned to diners or servants, noting the role of hosts and the Mitre Hotel in supplying diverse cookery and stylish dining.
A couple ascends a high Alpine peak in Switzerland and feel the vastness of nature as Ele proclaims how small one stands before Mont Blanc and the valley. The scene shifts to a dramatic office moment with a prima donna quitting, citing lack of a replacement, and a survey of the day’s solitary outcomes near a pond and anglers.
A garbled excerpt references loving truth justice and purity. It mentions guiding a child toward honesty and simplicity and includes a stray line about God, medicine, and Oliver Wendell Holmes. The fragment lacks coherent context or substantial events.
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