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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1907
Page
4
A Nutley reader asks why the No-License League, aiming to elect councilmen against liquor licenses, endorsed Democratic candidate A. C. Fox after Fox stated in September he would reduce saloons. The letter questions a possible shift in league position or a political bargain.
The Nutley School incorporated will begin its first session in a new facility on October 15. Formerly Nutley Preparatory, it has operated as a private institution for seven years. The administration, led by Sumner White as president and an executive committee, has purchased a site on Glestnut Street near Nutley Avenue and hired architect William Strom to design a simple, attractive building with classrooms, gymnasium, steam heat, electric light, and modern ventilation. Miss Hawley remains in charge with three assistants as the curriculum runs from kindergarten through six grades, with planned expansion to include a high school path next year.
The new Nutley school gymnasium offers French and German lessons and a gyovesian for school use during the session. Afternoon classes serve children and women, with evening work for men. Miss Taylor of West Nutley will lead and expect good results. Miss Rylance will run a Friday dancing class. Town applauds private school turned educational center and public-spirited support.
The Newark Proctor’s Theatre shifts from October 7 acts by Hawtrey McCay Hoffman and others to an all star program led by Camille Arville. Also featured: The Fays Thaumaturgy illusionists, Henrietta Brown Byron Douglas sketch, Four Fords dancing, Eckhoff Gordon, W. Littlefield ventriloquists, Hill Cherry Hill, and new animated pictures.
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