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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1909
Page
5
Numerous L I residents report safe returns from Quogue Fisher's Island Lake Hopatcong and other spots. Families, guests, and individuals including Ms. Stofflatt Mr. Morss Miss Garrabrant and Dr. Van Riper are back home, some after weeks away, others from Lake Hopatcong camp stays.
On Thursday evening from 6 30 to 8 30 the Ladies' Social Circle of the Reformed Church will stage a two supper in the church basement with ice cream candy and cake for sale. Be and Mrs George B Philhower depart Tuesday for a months journey through the West visiting the Alaska Yukon Exposition Yellowstone Park Los Angeles and Salt Lake City before returning. Mr Fred Walker and family of Newark and Mrs George Nelson with her son and daughter of Plainfield have stayed with Rev and Mrs W C Nelson during the week. Rev W C Nelson returns from Mt Tabor Camp Meeting after attending the fortieth association anniversary with twenty persons present at the first meeting in 1869. Miss Jeasie Coe of Grant avenue returned Tuesday from a two month trip visiting Gibraltar Austria Italy Germany and England.
Darkness halted the Nutley Lawn Tennis Club Labor Day singles final between Dr. David T. Bishop and Dr. H. H. Heywood at two sets and three games apiece. Doubles crown went to Dr. Bishop with EF Clements and C. R. Washbourne defeating Carr and Hatch. The incomplete final rounds will resume on an undetermined date with upcoming matches against Britain Field Club and Nutley Field Club.
Albert Heike testified two boxes of ale bought from Louis Umbach in August were paid for in Carlstadt and tagged with Heike’s name. Umbach was acquitted by Recorder Party after defense argued compliance with state law and lack of proof of illegal sale.
Nutley New Jersey adopts an ordinance fixing curb grades on Glendale street from Franklin to Cathedral avenues, Hillside avenue from Kingsland street to Passaic County line, and Terrace avenue from Kingsland Street to the Passaic County line. The measure sets precise elevations and grade percentages, ending with the mayor and town clerk certification dated September 8, 1909.
The local Board of Elections ranks a house-to-house canvass during the week and notes a normal yearly increase. Final figures await two remaining registration days before the general election.
A Nutley section lists multiple rental and sale notices. Properties include a seven room plus house on Bloomfield Avenue at $15 monthly, 3 rooms for rent with light housekeeping, a six room house on Alexander Avenue, a May 1 availability near Nutley station with 16 rooms, and Oakwood Villa at Whitford Avenue and Chestnut Street to be ready by May 4 1909. Also a notice offering breeding pigeons and fine eating quabs from Duggan at 159 John Street Nutley.
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