27 Jan 1906
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1906
Page
1
Nutley day by day notes upcoming sermons by Rev D B C Vishaneff from Macedonia at the Reformed Church and by Rev Ewin Fairley and Dr Fembro at St Pauls Congregational Church. Sunday school events and youth meetings listed. Local merchants and society items included.
An advertisement invites readers to try a 25 caat bottle of Covan Cur by Crombin and promises a money-back guarantee if it fails to cure. The Siegte dose is claimed to loosen a hard cough, reduce inflammation and aid sleep, attributed to H T Lefferts.
The Nutley Town Council meets with all members present to approve minutes and discuss poles for N W N J Telephone along Centre street, pole removal grace for Sure Line at Church and Bloomfield, street repairs on Franklin avenue, and county road sidewalk duties. A trolley extension hearing is deferred, water bills and taxes pursued, and postal free delivery approved.
The Nutty Field Gab club postpones the pear end dance to Friday evenings. A second tournament begins with a series of prize nights every Friday ending March 16. Also notes a caudexiill e ight event on Saturday February 17.
The Board of Education plans two propositions for a school building project in the eastern Third ward town. One calls for an addition to the Park School, effectively a new large school building. The other seeks an eight-room annex in the eastern section to relieve crowded conditions. An audience is expected at Monday night’s meeting in the Park School auditorium to decide.
The Woman's Public School Auxiliary 1 met at Park School on Monday January 22 with Mrs. Geo B Philhower presiding. Officers and committees reported while discussions covered school costs and building needs. Superintendent Meredith explained matters and Miss Helen Dawes Brown of New York was announced to lecture February 10 at Mrs. Brown's residence. A literary section was formed to study Essex County Nautler history.
Mrs Julia Hochstrasser wife of Henry Hochstrasser died Sunday after a lingering illness at her High street home. Funeral Mass of Requiem was celebrated at St Marys Church by Rev Patter Poy. She was 75 and resided in town over fifty years. Interment followed at Mt Pleasant Cemetery Woodside.
AKE- IN-THE-HEAD Tap LETS claims to restore 10 seats if headache or neuralgia is not relieved in 15 minutes. Ad copy states safety and reliability with H. T. Lefferts as endorser.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a chemical event mention at a wall page. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable. The readable bits hint at an issue around a chemical wall feature but lack concrete facts to report.
Junior group from Epworth League holds a prayer meeting on Wednesday evening, inviting members to gather for devotion and discussion.
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