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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1900
Page
4
Advertisement rates listed for Franklin and Vreeland include one dollar for six months and 75 cents for three months. The Watley Sun requires advertisers to place copy by 10 am Thursday, with notices by 5 pm Thursday. no ads accepted after 1 pm Thursday.
The Nutley Sun lists price two cents for a single copy and annual, six month and three month rates. It states no authorized collectors or agents exist and all business outside silent single copies must go through WM Taylor, the publisher and owner.
Citizens should judge candidates by fitness and motive before promising support as campaigns begin for public office. The piece emphasizes evaluating character and qualifications in the upcoming spring election.
January 15 1900 White Sale continues as a monthly clearance event. The note promotes savings on remaining stock and spring fabrics, highlighting robes and outfits with Mercerized batistes and silk like fabrics. Prices range from 12 to 1 yard and outfits from 10.50 to 22.50 dollars.
The Newark stage hosts Romanes of Athiane a first year Irish fife drama with Chauncy Chabt in a new role and four new songs by August Pilou plus a duel onstage. Also At Piney Ridge a Tennessee mountains drama at Empire theatre portrays war’s aftermath through peaceful fireside storytelling. Weidmann’s Opera House presents the Gay Morning Glories burlesque vaudeville three-part program opening with Mile Charmion's Reception.
Tomorrow night in New York a first performance of Broadway to Tokio opens with grand production value. Composers are D A Sloane and Reginald De Koven as the team aims to rival any show of its kind in the United States.
A four member special committee was appointed to study next year’s school maintenance and informally gather residents’ views. An open conference at St Paul’s lecture room drew praise for preserving school integrity with unanimous support. A note on The Standard by Thomas P Day will follow. The Independent Club elected officers: President H Bishop, Vice President G S Mount, Secretary O K Busby, Treasurer W Fitting, Sergeant at Arms A E Howe.
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