Nutley Sun discusses liquor question and rail improvements
The Nutley Sun argues education as solution to temperance and cites ongoing Erie Railroad projects. It notes the Bergen Hills cut partially opened, easing travel NY-Nutley, with targeted gains from double tracking Newark branch and electrification near 25 miles from New York, promising better service and dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergen Hills
Erie Railroad
New York
Nutley
Newark
Erie
Nutley Council Moves Cautiously on Liquor License Question
Nutley residents remain divided on liquor licenses as the Council hears opposing civic groups. The Second Ward Association seeks halving saloons while the Lincoln Club in First ward pushes for all licenses. Council conducts independent investigation and weighs options, stressing nonpolitical handling.
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Nutley
Second Ward Association
Lincoln Club
First Ward
City Council Holds Line On Alcohol Licensing Fees
The council cites long standing control of conditions and argues no license reductions are needed. It notes enforcement will keep licenses in proportion to town population and appeals to residents to trust elected officials who understand local conditions.
Quoted Lines Reflecting Travel and Politics
A collage of vintage quotes touches on thirst welcome home journeys and political satire mentioning Roosevelt Tex Rickard and governors. The lines evoke sport journalism and public sentiment with brief witticisms about travel leadership and public figures.
Nutley Correspondence Over Trial and Youth Conduct
A Nutley letter exchange from June 15 1910 discusses the Mason Leidy trial and alleged misconduct by local youths. William N Hatser states no misdemeanor charges were filed against the son of Caroline Frost Ray and defends town officials actions against carrying concealed weapons and damaging property.
Farewell to Ann Teek Leghorn in a hens death notice
A comical mortuary notice honors Miss Ann Teek Leghorn of 39 Woodland Avenue. It notes her life of faithfulness despite rheumatism and tells of a Dalmatian, a black and white coat, a black funeral, and a hen laying eggs after burial, with playful rhymes about life and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Teek Leghorn
Woodland Avenue
Ann
Ann Teek
Beauty B
No order for ice cream is too large for us
We supply half bricks and fifty gallon orders with equal facility. Leave your order at Masonic Hall Pharmacy.
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Masonic Hall Pharmacy
National League of Republican Clubs Announces 1910 Convention
The biennial convention moves to June 24 and 28, 1910, at Carnegie Hall New York City with New Jersey allotted six delegates at large and four per district. A banquet is set for June 23 at the Hotel Astor with President Taft and Vice President Sherman among speakers. William H. Parry of Nutley is the New Jersey secretary and clubs are urged to submit delegate lists promptly.
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National League of Republican Clubs
Carnegie Hall
New York City
New Jersey
League
Hotel Astor
Taft
Sherman
New York
William H. Parry
Nutley
Union Sunday School Excursion to Asbury Park 1910
The Sunday Schools of Vincent M. F., the Reformed and St. Faul's Congregational Churches plan a union excursion to Asbury Park on July 7, 1910. Special trolleys will run to Broad Street Station, Newark, where a special Central Railroad train will depart for Asbury Park.
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Vincent M. F
Reformed
St. Faul’s Congregational
Asbury Park
Broad Street
Gentral R. R
St Pauls Congregational Church Announces Sunday Schedule
St Pauls Congregational Church lists Sunday School at 9.46 a m and morning worship at 11 with Rev Henry J Condit preaching on The Lord Hath Need of Him His children talk Hands Young Peoples Society meets at 7 p m led by William Wiltsie with Why Confidence Evening service at 7 45 on What Costs Me Nothing Mid week service Wednesday on St Pauls Church and Its Boys A special church and society meeting Wednesday at nine to vote on extensive summer alterations all members encouraged to attend
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St. Paul's
Henry J. Condit
Young People’s Society
William Wiltsie
St. Paul's Church
Church and Society
The Reformed Church Service Schedule
The Rev William Stuart preaches Sunday at 11 a m on Seeing the Unseen. Sunday School at 9 45 a m. Evening service at 7 45 p m on Afar Off. Sons and Daughters of the King at 7 15 p m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8 p m. Junior Christian Endeavor Wednesday at 3 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Stuart
Sons and Daughters of the King
Christian Endeavor
Christian Science Services in Passaic Church
First Church of Christ Scientist holds Sunday school at 9 30 a m and service at 11 a m in the People s Bank Building Passaic Tomorrow s subject is the Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force
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First Church of Christ Scientist
People’s Bank
Passaic
Seashore Deliveries Resume From Seaside Stores
Seashore deliveries resume for summer 1970 by Platt & Co. operating the Bee Hive in Newark. Service covers Spring Lake to Seabright with main office at 405 Monroe Avenue Asbury Park. Mail and phone orders filled. stock praised and prices kept competitive for graduation gifts and apparel.
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L. 5. Platt & Co
Newark
Spring Lake
Seabright
Monroe Avenue
Asbury Park
Plant & Co
Councilman Halsey Objects to Dismissal in Revolver Case
Mason Leidy twenty, fined ten dollars for discharging a revolver on Nutley avenue last week by Recorder Party. Councilman W N Halsey helped push the fine but opposed dismissal, laiming discrimination against a poor Italian. He also offered to spank a laughing friend in the courtroom. Leidy said he carried the gun from a friend's home to his own when caught by Chanceman Daniel Ford.
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Mason Leidy
Nutley Avenue
Recorder Party
W. N. Halsey
Halsey
Leidy
Daniel Ford
Bridge and Luncheon Honors Six Winners at Mrs Walcott's
Mrs George Walcott hosted a bridge party and luncheon on Grant Avenue yesterday afternoon. Six tables awarded prizes of handsome fans with winners named as Mrs G W Gladwin Mrs W F Dabney Mrs S W White Mrs Arthur Hoeber Mrs G R Livingst on and Mrs J A Schmidt.
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George Walcott
Grant Avenue
G. W. Gladwin
W. F. Dabney
5. W. White
Arthur Hoeber
G. R. Livingston
J. A. Schmidt
Erie Timetable Details From West Nutley and Nutley Stations
Timetable for Erie services lists departure times from West Nutley Hillside Avenue Nutley Highfield Lane Avondale Walnut Street and from Chambers Street New York to Otley Stations. Sunday and Saturday notes show varied morning and evening runs with multiple hour listings and special Saturday restriction.
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West Nutley
Hillside Avenue
Chambers Street
New York
Otley
BIS
Ilso A. mi
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Franklin and Vreeland Avenues
James D. Foy
Tex Rickard
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Nutter
N. J
Conran H. Ray
Macaw
William N. Hatser
Union
St. Paul’s Congregational Church
the Reformed Church
Christian Science
Blackmore
Photo and Art Supply House
Bank ST
Academy ST
Newark, N. J
Brownie
Kodak City
Gorreden
Highfield Lane
Avondale
Walnut St
Deris
Franklin Av
Cor
Chestnut St
Broad St
Newark, Or
Nutley, NJ
Franklin, Ave
Centre ST
Fidelity Trust CO
Essex
Union Counties
Provident Department
Public Service Gas CO
Allen Nursery CO
Rochester, N.Y
Ansco
County of
Vreeland Avenue
Franklin Avenue
Passaic Avenue
Chestnut Street
Elm Street
Franx.l. Rossy
Bell
Brookfield Avenue
Kingsland Street
Elm'‘street
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