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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1911
Page
5
Open games start at Fortnightly Club alleys tonight. Numerous residents visit, host, or travel including Gladys Smith at Milford and Kate Brewster returning from RBI. The Nutley Field Club plans a Monday bridge party led by Mrs. Joseph G. Larb.
Joseph Pole faced an indictment for stealing $3.47 and was held on $500 bail after being nabbed at 128 Rama Street Saturday night by John Grispin who claimed to be a detective from Philadelphia. Chief Sutcliffe blocked removal without papers, Pole remained in town until Tuesday night when James Giangarelli posted $500 bond for his appearance once requisition papers arrived.
A tea and rally was held Tuesday afternoon in the Church on Franklin Avenue by the Ladies Guild. Miss Genevieve Taylor and Mrs Cayton F Searle played while Mrs M B Ei lantz Mrs Searle Mrs Arthur R Garr and Mrs T L Brown poured.
A quarrel over a table cloth and two napkins led J Milton Davis and Clarence Griffith of the Columbia building to Nutley Police Court last Friday night. Griffith said Davis refused to surrender the linen after returning it for relaundering. Davis claimed the items were used. Recorder Page ordered Griffith to pay and Davis to return the linen.
Grace Church at Highfield Lane hosts an annual fair with sales of unique holiday gifts. Items include a Laundry Help guide, foreign trinkets, handworked pieces from the Altar Guild, muff capes and embroidered linens. Proceeds support church activities.
The Nutley Men’s Association discussed the commission form of government at a Monday church meeting. A resolution approving the movement was passed unanimously, with a plan to invite other local groups to a public discussion and to wait for results from other places before taking a firm stand. Twenty-six members attended, with speakers including Charles B. Vroom and W. Hinckley Mitchell.
Final reading granted an amendment to the town health code at the Board of Health meeting. Article five expands the notification list to include chickenpox membranous croup and other easily communicable diseases with fines for noncompliance and a records duty for the secretary.
Miss Katherine C. Lambert entertained at her Vreeland avenue home with a five table bridge game on Thursday. Prizes went to Mrs. James Cary Bolger first, Mrs. Charles B. Royce second, and Mrs. H. M. Scholefield third. Tea was served afterward with Mrs. Henry W. Goodrich assisted by Miss Mabel J. Chase and Mrs. Henry Mortimer Libby. Other guests included a long list from Ridgewood and New York social circles.
Lucian Cordova of Frantklin avenue near Harrison street was fined $10 for peddling vegetables without the town license. He had prior warnings about selling without the required permit.
The Nutley Building Department shows permits issued in September across three wards. Projects include dwelling additions poultry houses barns and a car bar and machine shop for Public Service Corp. Total estimated construction cost 95240 and fees 99.
A two day rummage sale to aid Grace Church building fund will be held October 20 and 21 at the vacant store 357 Passaic avenue. The Ways and Means Chapter oversees the event with Mrs Alfred V Seaman collecting donations and arranging home pickups for contributors from North Read and surrounding areas.
A valuable diamond pin owned by Mrs. Guy J. Edwards of Wayne Place, lost before the family’s trip to Europe last summer, was recovered by her mother Mrs. H. M. Scholefield from the cushions of an arm chair last week.
Proctor's Park Place Theatre in Newark launches a major season with a October 16 matinee led by Me. Wright Lorimer and a strong dramatic sketch Princess Rajah. The program features Tim Cronin storyteller, MicKay and Cantwell satirical act, The Policeman and the Pickpocket, The Hanlon Brothers acrobatic pantomime, Paul La Croix juggling, Quis¢ and Nickerson comedy, plus humorous moving pictures.
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