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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1910
Page
4
The Nutley town government should refuse to grant riparian rights to East Jersey Water Company. The paper argues Nutley can bargain for lower rates or pursue its own water plant to secure cheaper water, rather than concede to concessions or threaten supply contracts. The piece urges keeping control and seeking better terms.
Nutley announces a newly formed police department with a chief a sergeant and three patrolmen. Uniforms are on order and will soon be on the streets. The piece notes expected improvements in crime handling and praises Chief Sutcliffe while hinting at political sponsorship.
The article questions Democratic leadership steering away from James E. Martine’s primary pledge while noting Nutley faces a $75,000 municipal bond issue and growing debt near the legal 10 percent cap. It mocks local gadflies and dismisses Silverburg's claims about the Water Clerk matter as unreliable.
In December party caucuses will shape the next Legislature. The Senate, still Republican, likely keeps most incumbents with Howard Tyler vacating as secretary and William G. Murphy of Camden likely to succeed. Ackerman of Union may become Senate president, Leavitt of Mercer the majority leader, and Fielder could be Democratic leader. In the Assembly, Speakership contenders include Edward Kenny Hudson, John J. Matthews Hunterdon, and W E Ramsay Middlesex, with Thomas F. McCran Passaic likely minority leader.
On Sunday Rev. William Stuart will preach at both services. Morning sermon titled Just As You Say. Evening service at 7 45 p m with Busy as the topic.
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