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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1915
Page
3
Town voters face a key ballot item about erecting a garbage incinerator near a quarry site. The article urges the Board of Health to disclose exact location and rationale before next Tuesday so informed decisions can be made. It warns against rushed voting without full details.
Yale president Hatley advocates a wide military training program for college students as part of a broader push for better military preparation in colleges and high schools. The issue sparks many viewpoints with widespread calls for useful reform in education and national defense.
The average eight room schoolhouse holds 800 to 850 pupils. If sectional buildings continue, a yearly gain of 300 or more pupils implies a new school each year. Larger buildings could change this average further.
Residents note several streets around Broadway and Forty Second streets besides Passaic Avenue and Chestnut Street, urging immediate traffic regulation measures to ease congestion and improve safety.
Local shops in Gotham showcase new window displays drawing curious shoppers and visitors. Merchants report rising foot traffic and interest in seasonal themes as residents peruse storefronts in the weekly cycle.
A special Octomay Card Club meeting at Mrs. Elwood Jones's Hillside Avenue home awarded prizes to several members including Mrs. J. J. Feltus and Mrs. E. Verg. The next gathering is set for Mrs. Armstrong's Franklin Avenue home one week from next Tuesday.
Au v i e s double headed divorce suit was an application Tuesday by Mr de that she is not a proper person to care for them. After shutting off the production of irrevelant testimony Vice Chancellor Howell reserved decision. The appli the ground that persons who visited Mrs de Lukacsevics are in the habit of using languages and meeting themselves in a manner. I is in jurious to the moral of the the children.
A catalog of philosophy theology science and history titles from various authors and publishers. It lists works on education citizenship religion international law and general history alongside biographies and literary criticism.
The United Italian Brotherhood Liberty Political and Mutual Aid Club filed incorporation papers with the county clerk. The club names 9 Newark Avenue as its headquarters and aims to unite Italians to aid the sick and needy and to engage in benevolence and current political advocacy.
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