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Newspaper

Nutley Sun

Location

Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1909

Page

4

Easter Program at Nutley Church Offers Special Services

The Nutley Sun reports a special Easter program at both services led by Mr. Joseph D. Little. The morning choir performs Awake Thou that Sleepest and This is the Day that the Lord Hath Made. The evening features the Young People's chorus with Easter carols including Hosanna by Grennier. Rev. J. Q Winner preaches at both services. Sunday school is at 9 45 a m and the Epworth League vespers at p m.

Joseph D. Little Simper Schnecker Jesus Grennier J. QO Epworth League

Nutley school row letter mocks local critic

A Nutley correspondent rebukes the so called little old man of the hill for misrepresenting school funding claims. The writer accuses him of selective law reading and of deceiving voters to support a preferred outcome.

Mrs Stager Wins Dispossession Suit Over Franklin Av Home

Justice James M. Post heard a landlord tenancy case Wednesday. Mrs. Rich ard T. Stager, owner of 335 Franklin avenue, won dispossession against Edward L. Reigeluth and Cora Reigeluth after dispute over tenancy type and notice. Judgment favored the plaintiff. The owner had agreed to hive Dr. Farrington possession on April 1.

James M. Post Richard T. Stager Franklin Avenue Edward L. Reigeluth Cora Reigeluth James R. Mulligan Newark Willian H. Parry

Wandering Children Reunited With Lakeview Parents

Two young boys, aged four and three, sons of James Henry of Lakeview, were found playing outside Mrs. Gillin’s Centre street home in Belleville last Sunday. Police alerted Belleville and Passaic authorities, and the children were returned to their parents in the evening. They likely wandered about six miles along trolley tracks to Nutley.

James Henry Lakeview Christopher Gillin Centre Street Gillin Chief Booth Belleville Passaic Nutley

Thigh Severely Torn at Hirachbaum Cutlery Works

DeWitt Moore, a worker at the Hirachbaum Cutlery Works on Franklin Avenue, sustained a five inch gash to his right thigh when a sheet of metal slipped while feeding a stamping machine. Dr Lang attended him and he was sent home in Belle for several days of care.

DeWitt Moore Hirachbaum Cutlery Franklin Avenue Moore Lang Belle

Change and Catch Up Theme in Sunday Service

On Sunday Rev William Stuart preaches at 11 00 a m with the theme Changed and Caught Up An evening service follows at 7 45 o clock with theme A True Wish Sent Godward Sunday School at 9 45 a m Sons and Daughters of the King meet at 7 15 p m Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7 p m Junior Christian Endeavor at 3 30 pm Easter morning service choir presents I Am He That Liveth Caleb Simper King of Kings Caleb Simper and Approach and Behold J C Macy

William Stuart Sons and Daughters of the King Christian Endeavor Caleb Simper J. C. Macy

Easter Services At SE Pauls Congregational

Sunday schedule lists Bible School at 9 30 a.m. and sermon at 11 a.m. by Rev. G A Hulbert on Nature s Predictions. Young People Society meets at 7 p.m. followed by 7 45 p.m. sermon by the same pastor. Special Easter services planned Sunday morning.

SE Paul’s Congregational Charen G. A. Hulbert Young Peoples’ Society of Christian Service

Barn stalls removed in dispute over property lines

Mrs Clara Bjornberg of East Fossaic avenue reports William Payne of the same street removed stalls and flooring from her barn claiming the material was his. Judge Day ruled the lumber remained Mrs Bjornberg’s property and the matter was dropped after Payne agreed to restore the barn. Also advertised are magazine sales at Masonic Hall Pharmacy, a Sunday School Institute at Grace Episcopal Church Nutley on April 22, and Foley’s Kidney Remedy promoted as a spring tonic. Dairy products and free town delivery are noted.

Namer N. J Utley Sun Sig Vitrolic Altor Nutley Fust Grace Episcopal Church E. Morris Fergusson B. F. McIntyre New Jersey Sunday School Association

Fragmentary Clothing Styles Noted in Permanent Sale List

The readable fragment references Bloomer style and Knickerbocker style garments with price mentions and age ranges. Details are incomplete but indicate a catalog or sale listing for period clothing and accessories.

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