Pleasant birthday surprise for Mrs Nelson of Pleasant Ave
A group of friends gathered Wednesday evening at Mrs. Nelson wife of Rev W C Nelson on Pessaic avenue to celebrate her 68th birthday. Gifts were exchanged and many regrets and bouquets were sent from attendees including Rev and Mrs Wibert Clement and numerous neighbors.
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Nelson
W. C. Nelson
Pessaic Avenue
Wibert Clement
Henry Whitfield
C. G. Bates
Alfred Hahn
J. M. Davis
J. H. Quackenbush
A. C. Rutan
Vrome
W. O. Davis
Anna Monetta Dodd
William Stirrat
Stirrat
Sperry
Lottie Wood
Thomas Brandreth
Henry
Brown
M. Rutan
Mary Marsh
Sarah Spear
Nellie Brown
Rowan
Cordelia Dunn
May Dunne
Cora M. Stiff
Quackenbush
George Brown
Mattie Scheck
Vienna
N. J
Methodist Episcopal Church Weekly Services
Sunday preaching by Rev. Elbert Clement at 10 30 p m on the Wonderful Vision of the Pure at Heart and 7 45 p m with She Man Without a Home. Sunday School at 2 30 p m Epworth League Vesper 6 45 p m Class meeting 9 30 p m General prayer meeting Wednesday evening Junior Epworth League Wednesday 3 30
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Elbert Clement
Epworth
Npworth League
The Reformed and St Pauls Churches Ad Clergy Notes
The Reformed Church lists Rev William Stuart preaching Sunday matin subject Niagara Power Useless But For the Mill Race and evening Drawing All Men with Sunday School and Bible Class at 9 45 a m 7 16 p m plus youth events. St Pauls Congregational Church holds 11 a m service and 7 45 p m evening service with 9 45 Sunday School and 2 30 p m Young People 7 p m topic The Rise of Peace Conferences mid week meeting Wednesday 8 p m Isaiah the Statesman and Optimist lecture by Mir Hesselgrave. The Wickham House on Franklin avenue near Wreeland avenue now open for transient and permanent guests with table board a specialty.
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William Stuart
I A. N
Niagara
Andy Daughters
St Pauls Congregational Church
Mir
Hesselgrave
Isaiah
Ckham
Franklin Avenue
Wreeland Avenue
Nutley Town Council Meets Amid Plans for Water Mains and Licenses
Nutley town council meets at Vautscan Chemical Engine Co No 1 with Kierstead presiding and absent member Young. They refer water main extension requests on Vreeland and High streets to the Water Committee, approve several liquor license transfers, note new street lights, and consider a sidewalk ordinance. The Erie case damages decision and 1906 budget questions are discussed. education notice calls for March 21 annual school meeting with a tax vote and authorization to enlarge Park School with a 48000 dollar borrowing.Authorities prepare notices for three Board of Education seats and an up to date polling schedule.
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Sth
Vautscan Chemical Engine Company No. 1
Kierstead
Young
Nutley Realty Company
Vreeland Avenue
Prospest Street
Bloomfield Avenue
High Street
Franklin Avenue
Hillside Avenue
Water Committee
Lyman Nichols
Wes
Public Service Corporation
Centre Street
Harrison Street
Julia P. Searle
River Road
Leon A. Ruban
Holland House
Chestnut Street
Nick McCrea
de Yorusalo
Charles M. Petith
Fred C. Petith
Avondale Hose Company
W. J. Kinsley
Prospect Street
Reed
Supreme Court
Erie Railroad
Nutley
Waesb Nutley Station
Board of Education
County of
Essex
Bark School
So’vlock P. m
Tou
Park School
Prospect Heights
Healenge
New York
Newark
New York City
New
City Hall
Herald Square
West Nutley
Officers Nominated by Methodist Men Association
At a meeting held Friday evening at Mr. H. M. Whitfield’s Brookfield avenue home nominations were made for the next year. President J. Harry Van Winkle, vice president Samuel De Vausney, secretary Clifford De Vausney, treasurer H. M. Whitfield. The next meeting at Mr. Whitfield’s home will elect the officers.
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Men’s Association
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. M. Whitfield
Brookfield Avenue
Uoo
J. Harry van Winkle
Samuel de Vausney
Clifford de Vausney
Mr. Whitfield
Antitoxin Supply Ready At Masonic Halt Pharmacy
James Crammond at the Masonic Halt Pharmacy has secured a full supply of diphtheria antitoxin in all strengths to guard against delays in treatment. The stock is available at any time, day or night.
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James Crammond
Masonic Halt
Grant Avenue resident begins weeks long Missouri visit
J Andrew Schmidt of Grant Avenue started a trip to St Louis and St Joseph Missouri on Tuesday and will stay several weeks in the two cities.
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J. Andrew Schmidt
Grant Avenue
St. Louis
St. Joseph, Mo
Nutley Improvement Society Elects New Officers
At the annual meeting in Park School Auditorium Nutley Improvement Society elected officers led by President Mrs Edward Morgan Jr and First VP Mrs J B Williams Second VP Mrs J V Bouvier Jr Third VP Mrs W Kinsley Secretary Mrs Arthur Huewver and Treasurer Mrs H M Whitfield Retiring President Mrs J B Williams gave an address reviewing the group’s work since 1901 and plans for continued energy next season.
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Nutley Improvement Society
Park School
Edward Morgan, Jr
J. B. Williams
J. V. Bouvier, Jr
W. Kinsley
Arthur Huewver
H. M. Whitfield
Kempton Council Royal Arcanum to Meet at Masonic Hall
The pegular meeting of Kempton Council Royal Arcanum will be held Monday evening in Masonic Hall. After lodge business, J Vernon Bouvier Jr will deliver a lecture titled The Ascent of Mr Blanc. He made the ascent on a European trip last summer. Members asked to attend at 7 30.
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Kempton Council
Royal Arcanum
Masonic Hall
Dutig
J. Vernon Bouvier
Blanc
Bouvier
Thirty Five Years Young at L A Plant Company
Newark retailer L A Plant & Company marks 35th anniversary with a week long bargain festival featuring thirty five specials daily. The event celebrates the store's growth from a small frame building in 1870 to its current prominent Broad Street location. Readers may receive daily ads by sending name and address.
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Newark
L. A. Plant & Company
Broad Street
L. S. Plant & Company
Prices Defy City Store Belief At Masunic llali Pharmacy
The Masunic llali Pharmacy argues suburban freight costs offset by low handling, letting them price goods as low or lower than city dealers. A window display features sterilizing londnes at 6 for twenty five cents, with emphasis on bath and toilet requisites priced plainly for customers.
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Masunic Llali
New York
Land Tax Justice Favors Public Ownership and Access
Nutley New Jersey March 6 1905 Correspondence argues taxation on land to curb monopoly and widen access. It asserts land should yield revenue to the public treasury, ensuring full rental value for public uses and opening land to capital and labor. The piece frames justice as the basis for any benefits.
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Nutley
Tne
Nutley Sun
Dpar Siz
Progress and Poverty and the need for remedial legislation
A correspondent cites Henry George and his book Progress and Poverty as essential reading for citizens and statesmen. The piece argues for understanding political economy to craft remedial laws and cites figures like Benjamin Harrison and Abram Hewitt as supporters.
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Henry George
Benjamin
Harrion
Abram
Hewett
Governor Murphy
Confectionery and daily papers available at Buhler store
At the store of J.A. Buhler beside the Masonic Hall Bowling Alleys a fresh supply of confectionery cigars tobacco oysters and daily papers is kept at city prices with a counter quart fresh daily.
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J.A. Buhler
Masonic Hall
Adv
Want ads in Nutley Sun draw town readers
Assemblyman Malrympl of Passaic introduces a bill in New Jersey to require a detailed annual audit of municipal departments. The audit must be published in at least one local newspaper, ensuring public access to government finances.
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Buwsy Sun
Nutley Sun
Malrympl
Passaic
New Jersey
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