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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1914
Page
5
The librarian reports gifts of books to the public library for September. Thanks are due Mayor Binm Mrs Thaddeus Brows Mr Thos Floyd Jones and Miss Clara Taylor for their generosity. Public away will be seed at Columbus Day Monday.
Nutley Board of Commissioners invites proposals for water main construction on Hastings avenue between San Antonio street and Denver Street. Proposals due by 16 p m Tuesday October 13 1914, with a $50 certified check payable to Henry T Lefferts. Plans available at 641 Essex Building Newark NJ. Oscar S Kirkeby Town Clerk.
Official notice by Nutley Essex County election officials for the General Election to be held November 3 1914. Polling places listed First District Masonic Hall Nano Street Second District Hose Company No 2 High Street Corner Third Ward Thomas Hayes plumbing shop Passaic Avenue Chestnut Street. Boundary lines define First and Second Wards and districts within Nutley bordering Belleville and Bloomfield. OSCAR S. KIRKERT Clerk.
Nutley commissioners report August 31 1914 receipts balance in sinking fund from Geo Walcott and C D Sargent building permits and police fines from W Sutcliffe peddlers licenses water department collections and sidewalk road assessments from A H Van Riper Bank of Nutley deamad notes from S Kirkety Town Clerk Pioneer Parkway funds and balance September 30 1914 14598 97 14095 77 Henry T LePerts notes ordinance petitions water main extension denial street right of way sidewalk improvements and Chestnut street work referred back authorization to borrow 4000 for current expense and post office safe purchase discussed.
Proceedings report resolutions on street improvements drainage and curb work. Director of Streets empowered to protect public from hazards along Quarry holes and Perkins Myrtle avenues. Bids referred to Public Improvements and Town Engineer. Tax rate set at 2.17 per 100. bills approved for payment. Reilly & Sons to move manure daily and maintain sanitary conditions. related costs approved.
The September 14 1814 meeting receives reports from the Collectors Office Water Department and Police Chief. It authorizes the Director of Revenue and Finance to borrow 5000 for current expenses and directs the Department of Public Improvements to work with the Town Engineer on preparations for a street or power project with ad vertisement to follow.
Petition received for a water main extension on Hastings Avenue from San Antonio Street to Water Street. Resolutions adopt sidewalk and curb improvements on Rome Street and Chestnut Street corridor. St Pauls Congregation Church sidewalk work approved. Epworth League notes include lectures, open meetings, and youth engagement.
In a court proceeding Judge Marry vorne sentenced GT Irree Glee for attempted murder by striking at a spouse with a weapon. The judge imposed terms aimed at addressing threats and ensuring public safety.
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