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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1911
Page
8
Mrs Angelo DeRosa of Roma street caused her husband to be charged with cruelty after she showed a bruised back allegedly from a belt buckle. DeRosa claimed he acted because the wife visited neighbors too much and gossiping. Recorder Washington E. Page released him on promise not to beat her if unhappy with sociability.
Tony Mattnangelo and Marie Rosso were married by Justice James M. Post with witnesses Sam Orcino and Angelo Piola. The couple, who courted in Italy, hosted a reception at Kingsland Street and Passaic Avenue as friends from Paterson and Passaic celebrated. A girl prayed asking the Lord to spare her naughty brother from catching birds.
All members and annuitants of the Teachers' Retirement Fund are invited to attend the Annual County Convention called by County Superintendent Meredith on Monday September 18 at 4:15 PM at the Court House Newark. The meeting will elect seventeen delegates to the Annual State Convention to be held at the State House Trenton at 12 noon on Saturday September 30.
Joseph Hanily, longtime Nutley resident, dies at his New York home on Monday. He is survived by a widow, two sons and a daughter. A brother of Mrs. P. F. Guthrie of Highfield lane, he was born in Nutley and moved to New York about 25 years ago. General services were held Wednesday with interment in Raymond's Cemetery, New York. All are known in Nutley.
An ad lists a daily rummage sale including bedding furniture pictures books lace curtains clocks and other items plus a house for sale. Also a notice from Nutley Essex County outlines registry days primary elections and general election details with polling places and terms for town offices and council seats.
Dr. Cornelius Van Riper of Passaic, known as the dean of the medical fraternity there, marked his seventy first birthday by working a full day at his practice. He is brother to A. Harvey Van Riper, collector of this town, and has lived in Passaic since 1866 after being born in Belleville.
A traveler recalls a Jamaica incident describing a brutal act after a rock trapped a worker. The foreman used dynamite to free him, but the man died as a result, highlighting violence and reckless decision making on the site.
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