Nutley Weekly Record 1904 Notice
Saturday publication date listed as August 20 1904 and classified as second class matter in Nutley New Jersey with postal designation.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1904
Page
4
Saturday publication date listed as August 20 1904 and classified as second class matter in Nutley New Jersey with postal designation.
The Nutley roundup notes residents traveling to Camden, New York, and the St. Louis Exposition, with several families on vacations. It lists upcoming Town Council events, including a regular meeting on the 24th, and mentions police orders restricting corner bargaining and plans to review dog and sidewalk ordinances. Local exchanges include visits to Goshen, Milford, Lawrence Beach, and Old Orchard, with various residents away or abroad.
Monday drives and visits fill the Nutley scene as residents travel to Green Pond, with Miss Eleanor Fass returning home from Philadelphia. Shimmering student Michael Jr suffers a shoulder injury from a fall. L. C. B. A. lawn party at Avondale Park tickets 25 cents. William A. Parry seeks presidency of New Jersey State League of Republican Clubs at Asbury Park convention on September 2.
Last Saturday evening a trolley car collided with Charles H. Hillyer's delivery wagon on Centre street. The driver was inside a residence during the incident. The motorman miscalculated and could not stop in time, wrecking the wagon and fatally injuring the horse.
The popular play Checkers resumes at the Academy of Music in New York beginning Monday evening August 22 with most of the last season’s cast. Thomas W. Ross returns as Push Ire Jr. Katherine Mulkins is retained as Pert, and about 150 performers are needed with few new faces. The Arkansas setting and race track scene will be enhanced by supporting acts and color. The story of Checkers remains the rising tale that grips audiences from curtain rise to curtain fall.
Erie time table lists departures from West Nutley Hillside Ave to Nutley Stations and return trips from Cimbers Street New York with weekday and Sunday schedules. Times include morning and evening sessions and note Saturday only services.
Within two weeks the Proctor stock company will reveal the season personnel for the coming season. Negotiations are under way with top dramatic actors as the Fifth Avenue and One Hundred Twenty Fifth Street theatres prepare to stage the most notable stock cast yet.
An ad for Foley's Honey and Tar claims it stops difficult breathing, heals inflamed air passages, and provides instant relief even if it doesn't cure. It also says it cures summer colds quickly with endorsement from H.T. Lefferts Druggist and emphasizes taking time to do things well.
J S Philips of 2086 N Hermitage Ave Chicago reports years of eczema severe enough to wear gloves constantly. He credits Banner Salve with curing the condition and states no hand trouble since. H T Lefferts Druggist signs the testimonial.
A thoughtful line noting that each man believes he knows more than his peers, reflecting on vanity and overconfidence in opinion. The remark locates insight in personal bias and social comparison, suggesting caution in judgment.
Mr B Spiegel of Evensville Indiana suffered kidney and bladder woes for five years and grew weak. After three physicians could not help he was given up to die. A 50 cent bottle of Foley's Kidney Cure brought relief and a second bottle cured him completely. H T Lefferts Druggist.
Great interest is shown in the Essex County contest arranged by the Orange Camera Club. Six classes will award silver and bronze medals, with a cup for the best overall photograph.
A window display at Henry F. Schmidt's store on Main Street Orange features prizes for an amateur photography competition. Entries run November 15 through November 30, with printed rules available by addressing a postal to The Competition Committee Orange Camera Club Orange New Jersey.
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