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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1904
Page
4
Nutley items report a county tax rate adjustment, Grant Avenue traveler preparing Europe trip, Nutley Physique Class finale at Fortnightly House with prize distributions. Local government, Prohibition candidate Miles, and Nutley Democratic Club plans at Connolly’s Hall with Sheriff Picoll and Judge Johnson expected.
Sunday services listed include 11 a m subject 1a0a and 7 45 p m subject Ads ak with 9 30 a m S 8 Teachers Con ance and 9 45 a m Sunday School Bible Class. Evening programs feature Sons and iiters of the King at 7 15 p m and a Tuesday prayer meeting led by C Tuers.
Nutley Lodge No. 167 F and A M announces a regular communication on Monday evening at the Hall Dittig Building. Significant business will be discussed and members urged to attend. All Masons in the jurisdiction are welcome.
The Empire Theatre in Newark presents Uncle Tom's Cabin under the personal management of Leon Washburn, long known for favorable, up-to-date amusements.
The company of fifty appears at the Empire Theatre Newark during the week of May 16. It includes a dozen special artists two quartettes a superb orchestra and many colored comedians adding wit singing and dancing. Watch for the big parade with matinees Monday Wednesday and Saturday.
The chorus of St Pauls Congregational Church with Mr Franklin H Bishop and others will perform Friday evening May 2u. The program is expected to be a high merit musical event and ticket sales are strong with expectations the room will be filled.
Members gathered for an instructive meeting with Mrs Joseph Gothwaite hosting. Mrs William J. Kinsley read a Balzac paper while Mrs Meredith and Mrs Humphrey read selections. Five membership applications were reviewed and the next meeting is set for May 20 at Mrs Humphrey's Prospect Street home.
The Exempt Firemen s Association of Nutley schedules its annual meeting on the 19th at the Avondale Hose Company base to elect officers. State Firemen s Convention set for Englewood with delegates P F Guthrie Abram Blum E F Humphrey J D Donaldson and Charles M Hillyer and alternates Wright Sutcliffe W Q Davis Robert Motit Mr Freeman and J H Van Winkle.
Yountakah Country Club begins its season on May 28 at Nutley against Yale Coal itege. The Yountakakh lineup includes capt Alpheus Geer and players M M Michael Larkin Marcellus Martin Carr Spiegel Dodd with substitutes Strathers Van Kevlern Steele. June 18 Englewood Club at Englewood and June 25 Englewood at Nutley follow, with more matches expected against North Jersey Country Club.
Special excursion tickets are offered from New York and intermediate points for travel to the World's Fair via the Erie and the Four Railroads. Season tickets are valid through December 15, 1904, at 34 and various rates from nearby points. Sixty day and fifteen day options have limited periods and proportionate from intermediate points. Day coach excursions will be announced with the first departure May 19. Inquiries to any Erie ticket agent.
Public bodies in New Jersey announce a practical and scientific sanitation examination for applicants. The exam will take effect January 1, 1905 and will likely be held semi annually on the first Wednesdays in June and December.
After January 1 1905 it becomes hard to secure a health inspector job in any municipality. The State Board of Health enacted a law creating a Board of Examiners whose duties are to examine candidates for the position.
Want posters by laws bill heads programs envelopes note heads show cards statements ball tickets letter heads calling cards address cards business cards invitation cards business circulars or job printing call Tar Nursey Sun office for satisfactory service.
Public timetable update lists train departures to New York from West Nutley Nutley Avondale and Chambers Street with multiple daily and Sunday services. Includes morning and afternoon slots from Nutley Hillside Av Highfield Lane and Walnut Street stations. Saturday only service noted.
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