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Newspaper

Nutley Sun

Location

Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1911

Page

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Nutley Thief in New York Tells Nutley Tale

Nutley police learn from the Bronx that a boarding house thief named Ira Sperling, aliases unknown, is in custody and allegedly admitted robbing Mrs. E. A. Dodd of Brookfield Avenue last June. Extradition papers will be sought to arraign him for the Nutley jewelry theft and $20 purse loss. the suspect was identified at the Tombs.

Sutcliffe Bronx Nutley E. A. Dodd Brookfield Avenue New York Artié Ira Sperling Sutclife Speding Dodd Thompson Nintley Royal Real Estate Hughes

Burglary Attempt Upsets West Nutley Residents

A burglar tried to enter Mrs. Alvine Royer's home at High street and Bloomfield avenue in the early week, waking Mrs. Bruyer by forcing a bedroom door. Police found no suspect, a window was open, shutters unsecured, and two prowlers seen on Prospect street fleeing toward Bloomfield avenue.

West Nutley Alvine @royer High Street Bloomfield Avenue Chanceman Jame Prospect Street

West Nutley Country Club dance sets many invitations

Over a hundred invitations have been issued for the West Nutley Country Club dance to be held Wednesday night at the Fortnightly Club on Franklin Avenue. Many out of town guests are expected. Music will be provided by Professor Wellington of New York.

West Nutley Franklin Avenue Wellington New York

Grace Church to Hold Public Worship Tomorrow

Public worship will be conducted at Grace Church tomorrow at 11 o'clock by Rev. A. M. H. Thompson of Trinity Church Newark. Sunday School will be Dell at 9.45 a.m.

Grace Church A. M. H. Thompson Trinity Church Newark

Ladies Plan Card Party for Depleted Treasury

Nutley Field Club governors extend club house use to Nutley Improvement Society for a card party on Thursday afternoon November 2. Tables set for five hundred and bridge. members not playing cards invited at five for tea and social chat. Tickets from Mrs. Sturdis, Mrs. Kinsley, Mrs. Philbower, Mrs. Montague, Mrs. Mordan, Mrs. Proul, and Mrs. Libby.

Nutley Field Club Nutley Improvement Society Eucire Five Hundred A. B. Sturdis W. J. Kinsley G. E B. Philbower E. P. Montague Edward Mordan A. B. Proul Henry M. Libby

Promise of Fine Song Service at Vincent Church

Special song services continue at Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church with Robert Armour of the Cathedral of St John the Divine New York as tenor soloist. He will perform Mendelssohn Elijah and As Pants the Hart Handel. The adult choir will be enlarged and lead the congregational singing. Reverend Dr Hoagland presides with morning sermon Emptied From Bottle to Bottle and evening Christ's Idea of Christian Unity. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Junior League at 3:30 p.m. Epworth League at 7 p.m.

Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church Robert Armour Cathedral of St. John Mendelssohn’ 'S Elijah Pants the Hart Handel Jirma Siebert Epworth A.B. Meredith

Juniors Present High Class Minstrel Show at Town Hall

Nutley Council Jr O U A M presents Cotton Blossoms a minstrel show at Town Hall Thursday evening November 16 managed by the familiar committee that produced Greg Patti's troupe. Star acts include Knickerbocker Quartette Bert Boyce Co and The Great Irving with magic. Stage setting led by Thomas Dobson and Prof George Glading.

Nutley Council, Jr. O.U. A. M Greg Patti Knickerbocker Quartette Bert Boyce & Co Dailies Marrand Irving Thomas Dobson George Glading

Delayed Arrival of $2,000 Organ for St. Paul’s Church

The new nine-speaking Ester organ for St. Paul’s Congregational Church, valued at $2,000, will be delayed another week or two before installation. A 25-voice choir rehearses for the first Sunday of organ use, and an organ recital is planned.

St. Paul's Congregational Church

Lya Dramatic Club Holds First Rehearsal

Members of the Kymn Dramatic Club planning Shakespeare in Love's Labor's Lost held their first rehearsal at Thomas S. Bates home on Franklin Avenue Thursday night.

Kymn Dramatic Club Thomas S. Bates Franklin Avenue

Nutley Choral Society Fails to Organize for Winter

After two meetings with insufficient turnout Nutley Choral Society officers abandoned plans to start the season. Only forty members attended, well short of the sixty needed, though President Joseph D. Little and others hoped to proceed. The two year old society had previously given four concerts and once housed eighty to ninety voices. The large sheet music collection from the defunct club is up for sale.

Nutley Choral Society Town Hall Audicorium Joseph D. Little

Franklin B. L. Association Holds Annual Meeting

Franklin Building & Loan Association held its twenty-fifth annual meeting. About 300 shares of the thirty-fifth series were sold and officers elected including President Thomas Brown and Vice President William Batchelor. The association reported an seven and one eighth percent dividend, total receipts of 81 301.12, disbursements 75 589.77, and bank balance 1 717.35.

Franklin Building & Loan Association Thomas &. Brown Wiliam D. Batchelor Henry A. Connolly William H. Parry Edwin Probert P. F. Guthrie A. Blim R. W. Booth Lester Kierstead F. X. McCabe Frederic Clement Joseph Mutch J. L. Miller

Choristers Bid Fond Farewell To Violet Stager

Miss Violet Stager of the Reformed Church choir received a farewell reception Wednesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Van Winkle in East Passaic avenue Brookdale. She departs for Trenton to reside, and the choir presented a pearl pendant as a token of esteem.

Violet Stager the Reformed Church C. J. van Winkle East Passaic Avenue Brookdale Miss Stager Trenton

Will Debate On Negro Subjects In Dixey Land

An evening at Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church dining room on Thursday night October 25 under Epworth League auspices features supper from 6 to 8 p.m. A debate asks if the good from slavery outweighed the evil for the negro. Proceeds go to the Building Fund.

Dixey Land Vincent Methodist Episcopal Church Epworth League

Undertaker Charged Over Unpermitted Nutley Burial

A complaint sworn by Register of Vital Statistics George Hawksworth accuses Passaic undertaker T C Lucas of burying in Nutley without a permit. The case was postponed from last night. The offense carries a $50 fine.

Register of Vital Statistics George Hawksworth T. C. Lucas Passaic Nutley

Wolves Tear Boy in Newburg March 1803

Fourteen year old Warren Scott was killed by wolves in Newburg New York during March 1803. The incident is reported as a rare attack in the early settler era with local residents noting the danger of wild wolves in frontier lands.

Warren Scott Newburg

Lectures On Medical Subjects Arranged By Woman's Public School

Arrangements completed for a three lecture course on medical topics in the Park School Auditorium on Monday night October 23 at 8 15 oclock. Dr Thomas Gray of Orange will discuss The Social Evil in the Relations to Public Health From a Medical Standpoint. The doctor has drawn large audiences in Lakewood Newark and lately at the Plainfield State Congress of Mothers.

Thie Park Thomas Gray Orange Lakewood Newark ‘Public School Congress of Mothers Plainfield Gray Woman's Club of Mothers’ Clubs Glen Falls N.Y Nutley Board of Education John R. Béactier

Prospects Bright for Nutley High School Baseball

Nutley High School baseball looks strong for next season with players Batchelor Freeman Van Riper Prime LeBel Simpson returning. Townsend may fill first base, second base and an outfield spot open with Van Riper and Lindstrom as top candidates. Coach Gradey will lead the squad after taking Over Mr Outwin's place.

Nutley’s High Batchelor Freeman Gy van. Riper LeBel Simpson Townsend Itty H. van ‘Riper Lindatrom Gradey Outwin Diace

Terrace Couple Celebrates Their Tenth Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Harry W Corb of Kingsland Street and Cathedral Avenue marked ten years of marriage with a Monday night reception for friends. Guests came from Nutley Newark Jersey City Paterson Brooklyn and Belleville. The couple received silver china linen and granite ware as gifts.

Harry W.corb Kingsland Street Cathedral Avenue Nutley Newark Jersey City Paterson Brooklyn Belleville Emma Tichenor Bessie Flizsimmonns Walter Riker Corb Betsey Ross

Literary Club Elects Officers and Delegates

Mrs. Co. S. Lecky hosted the Literary Club gathering at 445 High Street. The event named new officers and delegates, continuing the group’s weekly cadence and social outreach.

Dr William H Rockwell Dies in New York Funeral Planned

The obituary notes the death of Dr William H Rockwell, detailing his survivor a daughter Mrs Arthur Simith of New York. Funeral services are set for tomorrow afternoon from his late home with Rev Carmelius B Smith officiating. Interment will take place in Brattleboro.

Heesa Rockwell Arthur Simith Bath New. York Carmelius B. ‘Smith New “York Din

Brotherhood Talks Reported By New Yorker Meeting

Brotherhood members were present as the evening session opened and the commission meeting continued.

Auxiliary to Speak with Grace Church Ladies

Mrs. S. H. Sigler of Montelainy will address the Ladies Auxiliary at Grace Church in an upcoming meeting. Details of the session and topics to be covered were announced by church organizers.

Ladies OF Grace Church S.H. ‘Sigler Montelainy Secte

Coming Wedding Announcement for Miss Charlotte E Franz

The engagement of Miss Charlotte E Franz of 118 High Street to Edward Rasmusen of the same address is announced. The couple plans to marry in the near future at a location to be announced.

Charlotte E. Franz High Street Edward Rasmusen Aorrow

Brainworkers' lifespans show average sixty eight years

A fragment notes that statistics counted five and thirty eminent men and women as busts. It states their lifespans average about sixty eight and a half years. The text reflects early research phrasing on longevity.

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