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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1904
Page
4
Advertisers must place copy in the office by 10 A M Thursday for ads and 5 PM Thursday for reading notices. The notice outlines weekly deadlines to ensure inclusion in the next edition.
The Empire Theatre Newark will present Ramsey Morris's The Ninety and Nine next week a melodrama tied to Ira Sankey themes and temperance. This production features a $35 000 set and a dramatic rescue train scene claimed to be a standout effect with matinees Monday Wednesday and Saturday.
A joint committee of the Essex and Bergen counties freeholders opened bids last week for a new stone and steel bridge over the Passaic River at Avondshérh. They plan to recommend awarding the contract to the bidders, with the boards to decide.
Sutton Company of Newark submitted a bid of 103287 but is listed as the lowest bid in the procurement process.
Work on the Third River bridge at Franklin Avenue progressed to completion after starting last fall. The ornamental structure is touted as the county’s only one of its kind and among the first in the state. Frost delayed finishing. contractor James L. Boylan moved the frame from the arch last Saturday.
On March 9 1904 the Nutley Commissioners of Assessment filed with the cler k a report map and assessment for the opening of Milton Avenue. The plan begins at a point on Bloomfield Avenue and describes the proposed boundary lines and distances to the lands of James G Van Winkle and Hast Pas sa ic avenue.
The Commissioners report the required land for the Milton avenue improvement along a centre line fifty feet wide. They detail the amount of land to be taken and identify the parcels involved.
Fragmentary text shows commissioners fees and engineer printing costs with a formal submission dated March 9 1904. The readable items indicate probable net results and financial details tied to a legal or civil filing.
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