Nutley Day by Day items of weather and town life
Nutley neighbors report a February ground hog forecast and cheap strawberries while noting a looming egg makers strike. a snowstorm disrupts trolley service and macadam work on frank avenue stalls. town meetings and elections draw candidates as the Erie Railroad tightens information rules. hockey injuries slow residents as a new Nutley library building advances.
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Nutley Library Association
Nutley
John Mutch
Passaic Avenue
William Stroms
St Pauls Congregational Church Sunday Schedule
St Pauls Congregational Church lists Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7 45 p.m. A songs service follows in the evening. Sunday School at 9 45 a.m. and 2 20 p.m. Young Peoples meeting at 7 p.m. Mid week meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. with a lecture by Mr Hesselgrave.
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Young Peoples
Hesselgrave
Great Nutley Blizzard Paralyzes Transit and Sets Bowling Pace
A severe blizzard hit Nutley from Tuesday into Wednesday causing trolley and train service disruption. Commuters were stranded, schools closed, and roads buried under deep drifts. Despite the storm, local bowling venues reported strong scores and a busy week with upcoming interclub clashes and social events at the Royal Arcanum lodge.
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United States
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Greylock Manor
Hugh
New York
Nutley
Here
Newark
Jersey City
Kinspland Street
Hillside Avenue
Nutlby
Railroad Circular Opposes Quick National Rate Legislation
The Industrial Department of the Erie Railroad sends a circular to Boards of Trade arguing that hurried national legislation to readjust railroad rates would do more harm than good. It urges that adequate time and consideration be given before any bills are passed to mature plans in the interest of all.
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Industrial Department of the Erie Railroad
Boards of Trade
Laxakola Claimed To Clear Complexion
H T Lefferts touts Laxakola as the ideal liquid laxative for women and children. He says it cleanses the bowels and liver, removing bile pigments that cause sallow skin, promising a clear velvety complexion and regular habits. A 25 cent bottle is guaranteed to work or money back.
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H. T. Lefferts
New Town Detention Cages Installed at Town Hall
Town Council installed new steel cages for detention in Town Hall. Promoted as the most modern cooler contrivance, they are placed near the heating outfit, raising the risk of a roasting for anyone unlucky enough to be nearby.
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Board of Education
Knights of the Ping
Nutley Club
G. Leyser
Dr van Riper
J.A. Wiley
C. P. Oliver
O Kirkeby
Dr. van Riper
W. A. Lambert
Park Colts
Park A. A
Newark
New York City
Nutley Rooters
Town Hall
Wedding Bells in Nutley for Miss Anna Whitfield and Mr Thomas Brown
Miss Anna Whitfield and Mr Thomas Brown were married on Tuesday evening at the Whitfield residence on Brookfield Avenue. The ceremony was performed by Rev Hibert Clement of the Methodist Episcopal Church with only immediate family in attendance. The couple will reside in Nutley.
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Anna Whitfield
Thomas 8. Brown
H. M. Whitfield
Brookfield Avenue
Hibert Clement
Methodist Episcopal Church
Nutley
Nutley Improvement Society Bridge and Euchre Party Success
A Nutley Field Club host hosted a Tuesday bridge whist and euchre party under the Nutley Improvement Society. Euchre winners were Miss Sarah M. Appold, Mrs. Chas. B. Boyce, Conrad Ray, and Charles B. Boyce. Bridge winners included Earl Murray Michael, Mr. Guy C. Edwards, Mrs. Joseph G. Lamb, and Mrs. William J. Berg with listed prizes such as a silver letter clip, candlestick, and majolica tea set.
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Nutley Field Club
Nutley Improvement Society
Sarah M. Appold
Chas. B. Boyce
Conrad ¥. Ray
Charles B. Boyce
Earl Murray Michael
Port Arthur
Lyman Nichols
Guy C. Edwards
Joseph G. Lamb
William J. Berg
The Reformed Church Sunday Services and Events
On Sunday the pastor Rev. William Stuart will preach at 11 a.m. on Wise and Foolish Election. At 7:45 p.m. the topic Cannot You See? Sunday School and Bible Class. 9:45 a.m. Sons and Daughters of the King. Wednesday 8 p.m. congregational prayer meeting led by F. P. Barr.
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William Stuart
Sons and Daughters of
Te King
Congregational Prayer Meeting
F. P. Barr
Nutley Sun Want Ads Offer Quick Help and Low Costs
The Nutley Sun notes that wages scale may rise and urges readers to place want ads for employment. The column promotes affordable rates and prompt responses for those seeking work or employers posting positions.
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Norrey Sun
Nutley Sun
Cloges
County Examinations for Kalogia High School Teachers
The County Board of School Examiners met at Kalogia High School on February 3 and 4 to examine candidates for teachers certificates. On February 3, examinations covered penmanship orthography arithmetic geography grammar and reading. On February 4 the required subjects for the various certificate grades were listed.
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Kalogia High School
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