Nutley N D May 6 1905 event note
An item dated Saturday May 6 1905 from Nutley New Jersey details a local occurrence and mentions the date and place without additional context.
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1905
Page
4
An item dated Saturday May 6 1905 from Nutley New Jersey details a local occurrence and mentions the date and place without additional context.
The two man tournament alternates on Masonic and Fortnightly alleys on Friday and Tuesday nights per schedule. Teams listed include No 1 Cunger Lambert, No 2 Carman Wiley, No 3 Read Walsall, No 4 C Blum Weischedel, No 6 J Blum S Blum, No 6 Kirkeby Leyser, No 7 Ormsbee Brass, No 8 Busby Zilzmann, No 9 Muteh Post, No 10 Wright Oliver, No 11 D M Davis 8 8 Davis, No 12 Ritchie Dordh.
In the past week on Masonic alleys the highest marks included S Witana with 227, Max Ziteman with 218, and Charles Rutchmann with 204 indicating strong pin action across the lanes.
Nutley residents hail three act drama Not So Black As Painted produced at the new Town Hall Auditorium over two evenings. Director Samuel Silverburg earns praise for well acted scenes with standout turns by Anna Archer as Mrs Garner Leon Abbott as Lucy and others delivering high standard performances. The production is noted as a social and financial success with strong audience response and commendable artistry from the entire cast.
Review lauds the performance of the play A Grasp of An Honest Hand with Reynolds as Mr Kidgrey and Silverburg as Uncle Beno. Olive Beno t as accompanist credited for duties. Nutley Symphony Orchestra led by Franklin H. Bishop praised for high technique and expression. Bishop urged to continue the organization.
A May 16 concert and dramatic reading at St Marys Hall East Nutley promises a high merit program. The event features a varied array of artists and aims to offer Nutley lovers of music and culture a rare, real treat.
Nutley Methodist Church members met on May 3 to approve unanimously a set of resolutions condemning saloons as harmful, praising the town council for reducing saloons, blaming it for licensing amiss acts, urging fewer saloons, and pledging vigilant public oversight regardless of party. The group also urged newspapers to publish the resolutions.
The Bee Hive department of L. S. Plant & Co. in Newark showcases a steady stream of new hats and millinery ideas from American and European designers. The display features street and dress hats plus special seaside mountain and country creations, described as an authority for correct attire.
A. H. Thurnes of Buffalo Ohio reports years of kidney and bladder trouble with gravel and stones. After using Foley's Kidney Cure he says pain subsided and he feels like a new man, calling it a thousand dollars worth of good. H T Leiferts, druggist, endorses the remedy.
Mrs Mary Dailey of South Boston Massachusetts reports her four month old son suffered from severe colic and inability to keep food down until LaxaLona was given. She says the remedy calmed the baby overnight and promises a refund if not beneficial. The booster claims LaxaLona is a safe laxative for all ages and costs 25 cents for a large bottle from H 1 Lefferts.
H T Lefferts promises to refund lost money if Pepsikola fails to cure dyspepsia. He speaks of high demand, Nutley customers asking about the remedy, and a money back guarantee after ten days if no improvement is seen. The ad claims Pepsikola steadies nerves, aids digestion, boosts appetite, and improves complexion.
On Sunday at 10.30 a.m. the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper and reception of members with class meeting 9380. Sunday School 2.20 p.m. Epworth League Vesper 6.45 p.m. Evening service omitted for joint jubilee with Reformed Church. General prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p.m. Junior Epworth League Friday 4 p.m.
A Boston terrier owned by Mr. Samuel Rodgers of Washington Avenue underwent a censorian operation by Dr. C F Mount of Jersey City. The dog was to become a mother and was chlorformed before five puppies were born. All five are alive and well. The procedure showcases advanced veterinary science.
James K. Hackett presents Winston Churchill's The Arisi Crisis at the Empire Theatre Newark next week starring Nannette Comstock for the first time in this city. The original production is duplicated with a new scenic outfit and popular prices. Comstock, a local favorite, is expected to receive a warm welcome.
Mr and Mrs J Harry Van Winkle spend a week at New Britain Conn. The Town Council plans its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday evening the 16th inst. Mr and Mrs William J Kinsley and family of Prospect street visit Washington DC this week. Yantacan Chemical Engine Company No 1 will meet Thursday evening the 11th inst. Rev W C Nelson and wife observe their forty seventh wedding anniversary on Thursday May 11 at their Passaic avenue home.
Foley & Co of Chicago originated Honey and Tar as a throat remedy and warns against imitations. The ad urges asking for FOLEY'S Honey and Tar, notes 16 is mildly laxative, contains no opiates, and is safe for children. signed by Henry T. Lefferts, druggist.
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