31 Jul 1909
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1909
Page
1
Nutley residents and relatives are vacationing across New Jersey and nearby states. The record lists city residents visiting Lake Hopatcong Sperry Springs Saratoga Camp Yelton and Sperry Springs while others travel to Gloucester Mass and Brookside N J.
The Executive Committee approved a lower town budget and endorsed a ten minute trolley service. Officials discussed sidewalk work, street oiling, water mains, and fire department funding with several committee referrals and resolutions for future actions.
Readable fragments describe concerns over a ship and potential quality threats. No clear names or dates emerge. The snippet hints at safety considerations and possible action but lacks concrete details to identify people or organizations.
A wry note explains coal prices fall in summer and rise in winter, urging readers to buy now to save money and have better coal. It asks readers to consider seasonal buying as a straightforward fact and offers a proverbial warning to the wise.
Advertising copy touts Tom Manufactured Jee as the best longest lasting pure product. It urges readers to call and claims a warm wave is coming. The message promises service and invites inquiries from customers.
Miss Nettie V R Brown was surprised with a linen and granite shower by the Epworth League at the Methodist Church. A program featured piano and vocal solos, duets, and a recitation, followed by an elaborate luncheon hosted by the Ladies Aid Society.
Bonite San Jacimo of 11 Bloomfield Avenue, worker for a real estate firm that bought the Ackerman farm, was brought before Recorder Party on Thursday night charged by Mrs. Helen Day of Bloomfield Avenue with tearing down her line fence and cutting a rose bush. Bail set at 200 dollars with Grand Jury action pending. employers declined to post bail, and San Jacimo was released on his own recognizance.
Erie suburban trains show strong punctuality in June with eastbound Newark Branch trains totaling 130 runs and 7 late, 5 percent. Westbound Newark Branch trains 156 runs with 27 late, 17 percent. Evening service delayed several days due to Bergen cut blasting operations and tunnel inspections after two daily blasts causing unavoidable delays.
Miss Annette Buckland Collins wed Charles Stacey Leckey of New York at the bride’s sister Mrs. H. E. Eyman’s Chestnut Street home. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Leon Harvey of Brooklyn.
The Annual Tax Sales were held at Town Halls on Wednesday. Eighteen parcels were bought by a man reportedly from New York City, while the rest of the list was purchased by Collector Van Riper for the town.
During August the Park School library will operate three days a week, Monday Wednesday and Friday, from 3 to 5 p.m. The library books are free for town residents. Kodaks, Cameras and Supplies sold at Lee's Park Pharmacy.
The Sammuel Lobsitz home on Grant Avenue was hit by lightning yesterday afternoon. The bolt hit the chimney and ran into the dining room, knocking bricks and mortar onto the floor. Firemen arrived to find the blaze under control and Mrs. Lobsitz confined to her room but unharmed by the shock.
George Ebhard a stable hand employed by W F Dittig of Chesnut Street was arrested Thursday by Chief Booth for fighting with Christopher Gillman. He caused a disturbance in Town Hall and seized a sickle, later disarmed after persuasion. He was released in the evening on his own recognizance as no complaint was filed.
Mrs. Annie Connors about 50 of Bergen street Newark was brought before the Recorder Party on Thursday after being found sleeping beside a Franklin avenue signboard following a north bound trolley incident. Chief Booth placed her in jail overnight and she received a lecture and carfare home in the morning.
Sunday Bible School begins at 10 a.m. with preaching at 1 p.m. by the Rev. J. Conant of the Union Theological Seminary of New York.
First Church of Christ Scientist conducts Sunday School at 10 a.m. and a worship service in the People's Bank Building Passaic. The sermon topic is Love.
Vault project in New York awarded to Nocuinjue Shana Co. The building will cost not 20 000 dollars.
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