Piano Gift Marks Foy Reception at St Marys Lyceum
A Monday evening reception for Rev. Francis A. Foy at St. Marys Lyceum, postponed from Friday due to a storm, featured a piano gift from parishioners. John Vernon Bouvier Jr. gave the presentation address. Irene Hearn performed a violin solo with Professor W A Doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Foy
St. Mary’s Lyceum
John Vernon Bouvier, Jr
Irene Hearn Gove
W. A. Doctor
Newark
Frank McKenny
H. F. Bantasang
Professor Doctor
Grieves
Burke
O’reilley
Essex
Charles Rodgers
James Rodgers
Etienne le Bel
M. J. Freeman
H.F. Banta
Bolton
Delawanna
H. A. Connolly
Irene Hearn
J. P. Dolan
Jessie Dolan
William Y. Dolan
John B. Kevlin
E. J. Devlin
Percy Sharply
Tinnie Hannen
Kate Hannen
Mary Crowley
John
Mosquito Exhibit Arrives at New Jersey State Museum
The New Jersey mosquito display from St. Louis has arrived in Trenton and will be placed prominently in the State Museum. It features hundreds of specimens and transparencies detailing species habitats, breeding sites, and modern elimination methods for the states rich mosquito resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Museum
Capitol
New Jersey
St. Louis
Trenton
Rival Electric Firms Threaten Paterson and Atlantic City
The threat to form a competing electric light and gas company in Paterson to challenge Public Service Corporation could lower prices for residents. A similar move in Atlantic City pushed the old firm to pledge a third reduction in lighting costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Light and Gas Company
Paterson
Public Service Corporation
Atlantic City
Natley Debating Club Debates Ignorance and Crime on Centre Street
The Natley Debating Club met Tuesday at Mr. R. K. Donaldson’s Centre street residence to discuss the resolution that IR Ignorance does more to promote crime than poverty or wealth. The lively session featured disagreement and sharp points from participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natley Debating Club
R. KK. Donaldson
Centre Street
Pepsikola Promises Quick Relief for Dyspepsia
Nutley residents report rapid relief from dyspepsia after using Pepsikola as described by Mr. Lefferts. Promises include weight gain for thin individuals and cure of heartburn, belching, coated tongue, and fatigue with a plain guarantee.
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Lefferts
Nutley
Mr.Lefferts
Nutley Town Council Holds Room Refurnishing Session
A Wednesday night special meeting discussed refurnishing the Nutley town council chambers. The furnishing committee W M Balsey and Conrad Juerg reported plans but no definite report. next board meeting will decide. Engineer Shepherd and Councilman Wosseler urged addressing Darby Brook flooding private property and proposed altering the stream to avoid obstructions. council decided to abandon part of the current course to keep water flow open.
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Nutley
W. M. Balsey
Conrad A. Juerg
Darby Brook
Frank T. Shepherd
John J. Wosseler
Phird Ward
Haogineer Shepherd
Nutley Library Plans New English Style Building
Nutley Library managers approve architect P W L Strom plans for a one story building measuring 20 by 25 feet to be built on the Enclosure property. The library traces its origins to 1896 with Mrs. Rockwell and others aiding the growth to nearly 2,000 volumes and a roster of officers and trustees led by President Mrs. Ellen B. Rockwell.
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Nutley Library
P. W. L. Strom
William H. Rockwell
George H. Bayne
Sarah F. Nairo
Howard Holgar
Alice L. Bayne
Helen E. Rockwell
Alice Thurston
John V. Bouvier, Jr
James R. Clay
Thomas S. Brown
Libra Kiaps
Geo. H. Bayne
Sarah ¥. Nairn
W . Rockwell
Jos. B. Williams
Henry M. Libby
Lyman Nichols
Dance At Nutley Field Club Highlights Social Gathering
Nutley Field Club members held a lively subscription dance last Saturday night with bright rooms and tasteful hunting decorations. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Royce, Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Libby, Miss Sarah McKenzie Appold, J. L. Oldham of New York, Miss Marion Morgan, Miss Anna Nickerson, Mr. and Mrs. George Walcott, Kingsland Hay and others from New York, Brooklyn and Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Field Club
Charles B. Royce
Henry M. Libby
Edward Morgan
Lyman Nichols
Sarah McKenzie Appold
J. L. Oldham
New York
BR. Whitehead
Trenton
Marion Morgan
Alice Odiome
Elizabeth
Petit J. Baker
Lester Pisher
Union Evangelistic Service in Newark and Nutley
A group of churches including Belleville Arlington Kearney Harrison Summerfield and Centenary Churches will hold Union Evangelistic Services at the Nutley M E Church starting Tuesday February 7 for two weeks. Services run Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings each week with varied sermons and song. All are invited to attend.
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Hibert Clement
Oh Wells
Epworth League
Jass
Belleville
Arlington
Kearney
Harrison
Summerfield
Centenary
Newark
Nutley
Union
Nutley M. BE
The Reformed Church Weekly Services and Meetings
The Reformed Church schedules Sunday sermons by Rev. William Stuart with morning title Seeking Great Things and evening Saved By Merit But Whose. Sunday School and Bible Class at 9.45 a.m. and 7.15 p.m. Sons and Daughters of the King led by Miss May DeVries. Congregational prayer meeting led by Elder Cueman on Wednesday evening. Yantacan Chemical Engine Company No.1 holds its regular monthly meeting at Town Hall on Thursday evening February 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stuart
Sons and Daughters of the King
Miss May DeVries
Congregational Prayer Meeting
Cueman
Yantacan Chemical Engine Company No.1
Hal
Foley’s Honey and Tar praised over imitators and value
Foley & Co of Chicago promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar as the genuine throat and lung remedy amid many imitations. The product is mildly laxative, contains no opiates, and is safe for children and delicate people. Henry T. Lefferts won second prize and Mrs Lamb won third prize in a related event with gifts of a silver salad bowl and a mission rocker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Henry T. Lefferts
Bouvier, Jr
Joseph @. Lamb
Foley’s Honey and Tar Promoted as Pneumonia Preventive
An advertisement claims no cough or cold leads to pneumonia when Foley’s Honey and Tar is used. It warns against unknown remedies possibly containing opiates and urges asking for Foley’s and rejecting substitutes, signed by HH. J. Lefferts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
T. Lefferts
Nutley Euchre Club Meets for Progressive Prizes
The Nutley Euchre Club met at the home of Mrs. Charles A Whit ney on Satterthwaite avenue Tuesday afternoon and played progressive euchre for prizes. Mrs. George W. Gladwin won the first prize, a half dozen china plates, with Mrs. J. Vernou earning subsequent honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley
Charles A. Whitney
Satterthwaite Avenue
George W. Gladwin
J. Vernou
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N.J
Franklin and Vreeland
Jas. D. Foy
Father Foy
the Town Council
the Prudential
Jonns F. Dryprn
Lresuis D. Warp
Epaar B. Wann
Forrest Fr. Dryprs
Waibour S. Jonmon
Epwakd Grar
Samuel Saperstsin
Harrison Avenue
Harrison, N. J
R. H. Benson
Gilbert D. Bogart
Charles Burrows
Charles Curie
Gus. W. Faistrom
Edward Friedman
H. B. Hollins
G. E. P. Howard
Andrew McLean
Geo. C. Mercer
Wead Asa
Richard Morrell
Edward E. Poor
Henry F. Shoemaker
Bird W. Spencer
Richard J. Scoles
John J. Sullivan
Oakleigh Thorne
Carl M. Vail
Cornelius van Riper
Alden M. Young
John Zahn
Passaic
Main Avenue
Passaic, N. de
Methodist Episcopal Church
the Reformed Church
Hebe
GAS Department
Public Service
Se ‘Shopping
St. Gall
Switzerland
India
Victoria
Organdie
Swisses
Dimities
Batistes
Malis
Soc
Plaut&Co
Utley
HEINZ
Choice
Victor
BESS
Rose
Tetley’ S. Weddle's
Cheatnut” Street
and Hamilton Place
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