13 Feb 1904
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1904
Page
1
Town Council met Wednesday night in Town Hall amid burnt odor from a recent fire. They approved road bond purchase and Milton avenue opening, debated sidewalk taxes, and discussed franchise issues with a telephone company and contract terms.
At the meeting of Yantacan Engine Company No 1 nominations were made for the current year officers including President. An annual election will be held at the next regular meeting in March.
The Ladies Euchre Club met at Mrs. George B. Philhaw er s home on Tuesday afternoon. Prizes went to Mrs. Marc M. Michael for a gold pin set, Mrs. B. F. Hurd for a silver mirror, Mrs. F. C. Garrison for a glass cruet, and Miss Livingston for a guest book.
A missionary service is planned at the Reformed Church Nutley Church Street next Sunday February 14 at 11 a m. The Rev J S Scudder will speak on his five years of pioneer work in Nagano Prefecture Shinshin Japan.
Nutley Goigs No 67 B and A are to hold a regular communication Monday evening at Masonic Hall Dutig building. Important business will be transacted and all Masons in the jurisdiction are urged to attend. Members are urged to be present and welcome.
At the Reformed Church on Sunday morning 11 a.m. Rev. J. Scudder leads a mission service with the subject Nature's Voices at 3 p.m. and a later meeting at 7:45 p.m. Sunday School and Bible Class at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Wednesday congregational prayer meeting led by Elder A Barr.
Spring display opens at L S Plaut Co with new spring merchandise across departments. Dress goods silks wash fabrics laces embroideries trims ribbons neckwear shirts waists garments millinery upholsteries shine with exceptional values while weather warms. Bee Hive visit urged for shoppers and hundreds plan frocks this season.
A fire at Park Hall in Newark damaged the Town Hall and adjacent rooms housing the Yantacaw Wno gine Company and other offices. Fire crews led by Chief Guthrie battled flames, salvaged mail and furnishings, and dampened by steam and water. Loss expected around 2500 dollars with extensive water and smoke damage to second floor.
The A team of the Nonpareil Bowling Club defeated the A team of the Newark Post Office Bowlers in Newark.
Latter section reports five atlee evening scores in a terse local update with limited readable details and no clear identifications.
The Watley Single Tax Club plans a meeting at Nolly's Hall on Thursday February 18 with Mr Leonard Tuttle of Brooklin as speaker. The talk covers political economy and its role in solving current industrial and social problems. The public is invited to attend and question the speaker after the address.
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