Nutley Day by Day Glasses of Spring Activity and Notices
Nutley looks toward a busy spring with new housing demand and building plans. A Masonic Hall lodge room nears occupancy on April 1, while streets grow dusty from dry patches on Franklin avenue. Community events include bowling, Lenten services, and a two-man bowling tournament. Miss Katherine Contrey and Mr. Lewis Grant marry in New York City. A town ashman starts again with seasonal rates, and Assemblyman Mills proposes parole options for youths under 16 awaiting trial.
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Katherine Contrey
New York
Lewis Grant
Hawthorne Avenue
Nutley
Father Anthony
St. Anthony’s Church
New York City
Buhler
Masonic Hall
John Lobb
Fire Destroys Building on Blooumfield Avenue
Fire Department responded to a Thursday night alarm at box 26. The blaze started on the top floor kitchen of a brick building owned by Samuel Chardi on Blooumfield Avenue, with lower floors used as a saloon and living quarters above. Water supply was outside hydrant district, flames damaged all upper floors, stock and contents lost, building valued at 5000 with 3500 insurance. stock 1890 with 1000 insurance.
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Nutley
Samuel Chardi
Blooumfield Avenue
Chardi
Stager
Foley's Honey and Tar praised amid imitators
Foley & Co of Chicago introduced Honey and Tar as a throat and lung remedy. The ad warns against imitations, urging customers to ask for FOLEY'S Honey and Tar, noting it is mildly laxative, contains no opiates, and is safe for children. Henry T. Lefferts, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Henry T. Lefferts
Amending acts on water works and township fiscal year dates
The notice outlines amendments to laws governing water works for towns of various sizes and sets fiscal year start January and end December 31 in townships. It also lists local items: Fortnightly bowling alleys hours, Wicklisar house on Franklin near Wirelind for guests, a Public Pay Station in Masonic Hall Pharmacy, and a bill to raise penalties for carrying deadly weapons. The Town Council will meet Wednesday March 22, the last for the financial year, with claims due.
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Masonic Hall
Foley's Honey and Tar Fights La Grippe Coughs
Advertises Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for la grippe coughs and pneumonia prevention. Claims a Chicago user saw immediate relief and a 50 cent bottle cured a severe cough. urges refusing substitutes.
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Foley
G. Vacher
No. 157
Osgand St
Chicago
Nutley Town Clerk Sits To Receive Claims March 21 1905
Town Clerk will sit in Town Hall Nutley New Jersey on Tuesday evening March 21 1905 between 8 and 9 to receive bills or claims against the Town of Nutley. Citizens owed money are asked to present bills as the town accounts for the financial year will close after the date and stay closed until the annual report is prepared. Frank L. Rusey
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Chestnut Street
Nutley
N. J
Frank L. Rusey
Snow plow dispute and tax funding call in Nutley Sun letter
A paid advertisement responds to a February Sun letter about snow plow operations after the January snowfall. The writer argues for wide snow removal funded by general taxes, cites Hackensack protests, and criticizes Council members for delays and misattribution of responsibility.
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Nutley Sun
Orange
Hackensack
Third Ward
Mr. Joerg
Mr. Snyder
Snow plow politics in Nutley letter 1905
William J. Kinsary of Nutley N J criticizes council actions over snow plow use and funding. He questions why the Streets and Sidewalks Committee chair ordered three new plows last fall despite no appropriation. He cites blizzard cleanup, ward politics, and alleged neglect of the Third ward to avoid foot wetting and calls for shifts in council support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joerg
Nutley
William J. Kinsary
Nutley, N. J
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the Nutley Sun
Nutiey
W. J
Franklin and
Vreelam Avs
Ofice
Joseph Balch Williams
Nutley Avenue
Boston
Franklin Avenue
Nutley Bowling Club
Park
A. A. Colts
Jobno B. Smith
State Sec
New Jersey State Agricultural Experiment Station
Stewart
St. Mary’s Church
Damant
Men’s Association
Methodist Church
WN. V. BR. Brown
Joseph Salvidia
Ta Agin
Ashman
Natley
Assemblyman Mills
Morris County
Wirelind Avenue
Table Board
William H. Parry
Hampson and Parry
Broad St
Newark
Vreeland Avenue
The
Franklin Loan and Improvement Company
James R. Hay
Nutley, N.J
the Prudential
Lesnia D. Ward
Ar B. Warp
Forrest F. Daypen
Witpur
Joumov
Edward Gray
Samuel Sapeistein
Winter
Harrison Avenue
Harrison, N. J
Bute
Son
Oliver
Oliver Typewriter CO
Broadway
Shepherd S. Smith
Cor
Passaic Ave
Chestnut St
Weller’s
Gom
H. T. Leffert
Phar Macy
Herman Weller
Washington Avenue
Newark, N. J
New Jersey’s
Plant Co. Sc
HEINZ
Java
Victor
Tetley's
Weddle's
W.F
Notley
New Jersey
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