Nutley notices plan town meetings and inn licenses
Nutley officials announce a regular meeting next Wednesday night June 22 1904 at Park Hall Nutley to consider objections to license applications for inn and tavern keepers on River Road Harrison Street Entwistle Avenue and other locations Names of bondsmen and applicants listed for each license Also announced are invitations and schedules for Italian Society events and upcoming marriages in Nutley New Jersey where local residents Miss Annie J Sargent and Mr George A Rettinger plan to wed June 29 at a private home The list includes many applicants for liquor licenses across several streets and avenues with the town clerk’s notice dated June 6 1904
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Annie J. Sargent
George A Rettinger
Passaic
H. B. Vreeland
Hillside Avenue
Mathias Adams
River Road
Grant Avenue
Avondale Road
Frank Y. Ritacco
Frank McMurray
Anthony Journay
Harrison Street
Franklin Avenue
John Wiemann
Frank Zbikowski
August Fellrath
Entwhistle Avenue
Joseph Niedzinski
Adam Niedzinski
Vito Crecca
East Passaic Avenue
Milton Avenue
Giovanni Nigro
Pasquale Seritello
Abraham DE Wall
Chestnut Street
Hamilton Place
Herman Zoerner
Mark Reynolds
Herbhert A. Ward
Leon Co. Robern
Washington Avenue
Earl Schneider
Abrim Blam
Louis Griasch
Hermann Thierfelder
William F. Dittig
Christian Roehm
Entwistle Avenue
William Heike
Bertia Muller
Michael Gorman
William Killeen
Thomas McGrath
Charles M. Petitsa
Matthew Woodland
Elm Street
New Street
Sabino Ciardi
Samuel Reynolds
James Ferraro
Guiseppe Giangerella
Angelo Giangerella
Charles A. Gesner
David W. Davis
Eugene Nugent
Walnut Street
Andrew Miller
Henry A. Connolly
Nicholas McCrea
Garret Stager
Antonio Piagatore
Francesco Digliacomo
Lingi Vacature
Lingi Marrone
Michael LA Terza
Liccense
Antonio Sposato
Park Hall
Nutley
N. J
Rusby
Prominent Trainman Recovers from Kidney Disease
G. H. Hansan, an engineer with L. & W. R. B., living in Lima, Ohio, reports recovery from threatened kidney disease after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He recommends the remedy to trainmen and others prone to similar afflictions, via H. T. Lefferts Drugstore.
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G. H. Hansan
Lima
Foley
H. T. Lefferts
Gas bill troubles loom for light affliction phrasing
A brief note notes that a gas bill can be a light affliction, but getting it receipted remains a heavy burden.
Foley’s Honey and Tar touted as genuine remedy
The ad proclaims Foley’s Honey and Tar as the original throat and lung remedy from Foley and Co of Chicago. It warns against imitations and urges asking for Foley’s and refusing substitutes. It notes mild laxative effect no opiates and suitability for children and delicate persons.
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Foleys& Co
Chicago
FOLEY
H.T. Lefferts
Banner Salve Cures Wabash Man After Doctors Fail
Mr Hadward Smith of Wabash Indiana reports a troublesome skin disease on his face that worsened despite many preparations. After two physicians failed to help him, he praises Banner Salve for a complete cure, as noted by druggist Lefferts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadward Smith
Wabash, Nd
Banner
Lefferts
Green apple reaches Nut-1qy cheering boy
A green apple has reached Nut-1qy and a small boy expresses happiness about the event with cheerful communication.
The Magic Kettle Sensation at Proctor's Twenty Third Street
Proctor's Thea tre on Twenty third Street presents The Magic Kettle a sensational act now drawing crowds. The show features freezing liquid tricks and ice cream served in view of the audience. The theatre bills a full vaudeville program and remains a popular shopping district rendezvous for visitors before going uptown or to the ferries.
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Proctor
Twenty-third Street Theatre
Italians in Knife Duel on Harrison Street
Two Italian men Louie Bell and Joseph Frank dueled with knives at a Harrison street home after alleged overdrinking. Their wives were severely cut trying to intervene. Chief Knabb arrested them, and Justice Post sent all to the County Jail pending Grand Jury action. Dr. Philhower treated the wounded. Mrs Frank fainted from blood loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Bell
Joseph Frank
Harrison Street
Knabb
Justice Post
Philhower
Wrank
Mrs. Frank
Street Committee Paves Cracked Roads Across Town
The street committee begins repairs on numerous streets, applying new coverings to cracked surfaces. Local officials say work targets safety and smoother travel for residents and visitors.
Nutley Sealed Proposals for Pavement on Passaic Avenue
Town Council to receive sealed proposals by 9 o clock PM June 22 1904 for grading and laying a Telford and Mecadem pavement on Passaic Avenue from Brookfield Avenue north to the Third River bridge. Plans available at Frank T Shepard Town Engineer Newark or Nutley residence after 6 PM. Bids to Wilson G Kierstead Chairman Nutley.
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Passaic Avenue
Brookfield Avenue
Third River
Park Hall
Frank T. Shepard
Broad Street
Newark
N.J
Centre Street
Nutley
Wilson G. Kierstead
N. J
The Woman Beautiful Tells Why Laxaloba Beautifies
Nutley shoppers learn of Laxakola’s reputed skin and complexion benefits as clerks wrap bottles. Mrs Lefferts cites rising demand and local ladies’ endorsements, touting the laxative as mild, safe, and effective for constipation and improved appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Lefferts
Daopion
Nutley
Penne
New Jersey Edi tation Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
At its annual session the New Jersey Edition elected officers for the ensuing year. Alexander Morean of Freehold was chosen president with I. W. Clift of Summit as vice president and J. D. Carpenter of Woodbury as secretary. Ww. B. R. Mason was named treasurer.
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New Jersey
Alexander Morean
Freehold
I. W. Clift
Summit
J. D. Carpenter
Woodbury
Ww. B. R. Masonal
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Edward Gray
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