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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1900
Page
4
A January sales message from a New York publication on January 2 1900 promotes thrift as a path to lasting happiness and independence. It urges prudent spending on white goods and everyday purchases to extend family income in the new year.
The piece notes nearly a million dollars worth of white goods and linens to be offered including muslin underwear dresses baby clothes shirts and draperies. It asserts prices will stay about the same as last January despite higher production costs as prosperity lifts prices for sellers.
James K. Hackett, cast as King Rudolph and Rudolph Rassendylle, was lightly injured by a rapier during a morning rehearsal but expects to perform tonight. Louis Mann and Miss Clara Lipman bring The Girl in the Barracks to Newark theatre next week after a New York run praised as a season standout.
The Village Postmaster resumes at the Fourteenth Street Theatre after a 150 night run last season. The play favors realism over sensation with authentic effects like real apples and a threshing machine. Audiences are drawn by the wholesome, quiet drama and its Old Homestead like tone. Matinees on Wednesdays and Saturdays continue during the engagement.
Belleville Wreeland bowlers beat Nutley Feurbach team in their first match. Captain Young faced back trouble. scores show Matthis 145 Higginbouhant 160 Smith 148 Douglas 124 Pautison 150 for Belleville and Wylie 134 Davis 133 Kneppler 131 Van Riper 123 Young 145 for Feurbach. Feurbachs host Saturdays at Feurbach Hotel lanes. Abram Blum is president. Philip J. Young captain.
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