Nutley Five Cent Fare Debate and Local Notices
Nutley considers a five cent fare to Newark as trolley firms seek added tracks at Big Tree and Hillside Park. The town discusses reductions and transit fairness while a large Arcanum gathering condemns new rates. Local society includes seasonal travel, library hours, and summer activities across Nutley.
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Nutley
Arcanum Rates
Place
Newark
Belleville
Big Tree
Trolley
Franklin Avenue
Princeton Street
Hillside Park
Nutley Town
Traction Company
The Reformed Church Weekly Services and Programs
On Sunday Rev William Stuart will preach at 11 a.m. and 7 45 p m. Sunday School and Bible Class 9 45 a m Sons and Daughters for the King at 7 15 p m. Wednesday congregational prayer meeting at p.m.
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William Stuart
Town Council to Hold Regular Meeting on Wednesday
The regular meeting of the Town Council will be held on Wednesday night the 26th inst. Objections will be heard to construction curbing and paving various streets, and several important matters may be considered at this session.
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Nutley
Arcanamites
Kempton Council
Supreme Council of
Order
Hudson
Passaic
Bergen
Union
Essex
Samuel Silverburg
Pratt
Colonel Kempton
New York State
C.J. E. Noelte
Avaret Council
Jersey City
W.H. Labord
Noelte
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Ladies' Auxiliary Prep for Avondale Lawn Party
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Avondale Hose Company prepare extensive plans for a lawn party to be held on the company grounds this afternoon and evening.
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Avondale Hose Company
Tall weeds and embankment danger on Franklin avenue
A letter from Nurney New Jersey dated July 18 1905 asks the editor to address tall weeds along the street and the repair needed for an embankment by the bridge at Wosseler's mill on Franklin avenue where a washed out gulley beside the sidewalk risks a fall or a fire alert and reflects on the administration.
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Hillside Avenue
Life Insurance Mortality Tables From American Experience Table
A discussion of mortality tables used in life insurance explains death rates by age from the American Experience Table. It shows how deaths rise with age, with 78 of 16,000 dying at age 20, 81 at 25, 4 at 30, and so on, up to 95. highlights why older groups pay higher premiums and younger groups remain large longer.
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America
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