19 Jan 1900
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1900
Page
1
Lawmakers debated civil service reform railroad taxation and right of way fees as measures advance. Bills propose mileage limits and updated coupons for fares while addressing grade crossings and local funding. Controversies include board personnel changes in Essex and Union counties and a push to curb trusts.
Editor notes a heated borough debate with claims that opponents are driven by political gain. The discussion highlights charges of hypocrisy and calls for honest leadership amid rival factions.
The piece rails against borough changes and Nutley legislators, praising a plain American citizen while accusing pot house politicians. It notes a Paterson store fire causing 106000 dollars in losses, workers injured at Kingsland mill, Newark City Home fire losses, and Nutley post office letters awaiting pickup for several residents.
Using his restless mind and business skill the advertiser markets Nutity Sew through persistent newspaper ads. He positions it as a superior solution amid competing brands, claiming strong value and broad reach in his aggressive campaign.
At Nutley Field Club last Monday the borough meeting discussed adopting a borough. Col. H. G. Prout chaired with G. J. Edwards secretary. A. H. Larkin read the majority report urging borough establishment. minority led by A. F. Skinner argued differences with township law and cautioned learning curve.
The third cooperative course entertainment at St Pauls Church drew a well filled crowd. Carroll Beckel of Newark led male voices to strong reception with Mrs Beckel’s graceful, unpretentious singing also praised. The Fortnightly Club dance drew a large crowd and a birthday party for Master Harry Walker was planned for Friday.
An old advertisement touts a quick cure with Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It mentions refunds if the remedy fails and cites W Grove’s signature on the box. Also promotes the Dollar Hat Store at 164 Market Street.
Grace P. E. CHURCH announces Sunday services led by Rev H Wields Saumenig Rector. Morning communion at 8 am sermon at 11 am children’s evensong at 4 pm evensong and sermon later. Sunday school at 3 30 pm.
Public worship at 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Young People's Meeting at 7:20 p.m. Mid-week Prayer Meeting on Wednesday led by James A. Fairley minister at St. Pauls Congregational Church.
Pun a. M3 Coen school at 2 30 p m Society at 6 45 p m June 3 15 p m weekly prayer meets Wednesday at 7 45 p m quarts communion second Sunday of each quarter Ladies Aid Society first Thursday each month Missionary Society third Thursday Consistorial meeting first Monday each month at 8 p m
Rev Elbert Clement pastor leads Sunday services at 1030 a m and 730 p m with Sunday school at 230 p m Junior League at 400 p m Epworth League vesper meeting at 700 a m class and young peoples meetings at 945 a m Communion first Sunday each month Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 pm Seats free cordial welcome and meetings begin on time
Sunday Masses at 9 and 11 a m. Sunday school at 2 30 p m Vespers and Benediction at 3 p m led by Rev J P Morris pastor.
Fire alarms activated at multiple intersections in Franklin and surrounding streets. Addresses include 8 High Street 14 Passaic Avenue 16 Grant and Whitford Avenues 23 Franklin Avenue Harrison Street 26 Bloomfield Avenue Center Street 32 Prospect Street Mt View Avenue 34 Headquarters 35 Franklin Avenue Chestnut Street 41 Franklin Avenue Kingsland Street 42 Nichols Factory 52 Avondale Road Walnut Street.
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