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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1905
Page
4
Memorial Day in Nutley plans two parades with an morning fire department inspection and a noon procession led by Town Council and Fire Commissioners. Veterans hold cemetery services in the afternoon with speeches and martial music as residents are urged to display flags.
A local pharmacy ad promotes an Egg Phosphate drink prepared to order at the Masonic Hall Pharmacy. The ad markets its specialty beverage with emphasis on quality and custom preparation for customers seeking a refreshing, era-appropriate remedy drink.
Nutley A C won last Saturday afternoon against Westinghouse B B C of Newark. Nutley scored seven runs in the second inning and five more in other frames for a total of twelve. Nutley pitcher held off the visitors, whose six runs came on errors. Catcher John MecGraff, a former Nutleys player, starred behind the plate. Daniel Deneen resigns as manager to become official scorer. Avondale A C seeks a Nutley contest for the championship on the Park grounds.
The Methodist Episcopal Church schedules sermons by Rev. Elbert Clement at 10.30 a m and 7.44 p m with studies and leagues through the day. Sunday School starts 9.30, Epworth League Vesper 6.45, class at 9.30, prayer meeting Wednesday at 8. A June 4 start changes Sunday School to 9.30 and service to 10.45. A statewide census begins June 1 with supervisors and enumerators appointed. state secretary in charge. counties fund enumerator work.
A South Jersey dairy farmer confessed to adulteration charges after arguing that cows stranded in a running stream caused water to contaminate the milk. He told the tribunal the water entered the udders during the long halt in the stream.
The Nutley Fire Department holds its annual inspection at Town Hall on May 30 1905 at 9 am. Commissioners will inspect crews and equipment followed by a parade open to town officials veterans and service groups. The route includes Chestnut Passaic Av Avondale Walnut Grant Whitford Highfield Pas saic Brookfield Franklin High Prospect Vreeland Hillside Chestnut Elm and headquarters. Music by Dodoor S Band. Arthur Stager Chief Ernest G Weischedel Secretary.
On Monday afternoon several Nutley ladies met at the Park School to organize the Women's Public School Auxiliary. Mrs. Zachariah Heicher and Superintendent A. B Meredith spoke on aims and school improvements while officers were elected: President Mrs. G. B Philhower, First Vice President Mrs. S. C Williams, Second Vice President Mrs. Gilbert Livingston, Secretary Mrs. W. J. Kinsley. The group plans a June 5 meeting at 3 30 p m and invites all local women interested in school work.
A smooth rich ice cream soda delight features chocolate flavor at the Masonic Hall Pharmacy. Patrons praise its velvety texture and satisfying finish, offered as a classic soda shop treat in a historic pharmacy setting.
On Sunday the pastor Rev. William Stuart will preach with 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. subjects, "Serving Without Wage" and "Sifting." Sunday School and Bible Class meet at 9:45 a.m. and 7:15 p.m. The Sons and Daughters of the King hold Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 p.m., led by the Pastor.
The ladies' favorite Chocolate Ice Cream Soda is uniformly perfect at Masonic Hall Pharmacy, praised for its consistent taste and quality.
Mrs. Mary Dailey of South Boston tests Laxanoba for infant colic and constipation claiming quick relief and restful nights. She endorses the product for children and adults, noting its fair price and money-back guarantee if not benefited, available from H. T. Lefferts.
Interest grows as June first prizes loom for Masonic alleys. Avondale Hose leads with 822, Nutley Bowling 806, Prospect 801. each team to roll one final game. Joe Blum has 267 high score, Adrian Van Riper tops ladies with 205. multiple high scores listed by players W Van Winkle Buhler Young Newton Gehring Wright Weischedel Busby.
A weekly update notes activities on the Fortnightly alleys during the past week. Work totals and locations are summarized for public viewing.
The two man tournament continues on alternating Masonic and Fortnightly alleys with Friday and Tuesday nights. Participants include Conger Lambert Carman Wiley Read Wassall Blum Weischedel Blum Blum Kurkeby Leyser Ormsbee Bross Busby Zitzmann Match Post Wright Oliver J M Davis S 8 Davis Ritchie Dordh.
Essence of Rennin advertised as the most delicious junket sold for 25 cents at the Masonic Hall Pharmacy.
A. H. Thurnes of Buffalo Ohio reports kidney and bladder trouble for years with gravel and stones. After using Foley's Kidney Cure he claims dramatic relief with brick-dust passes and zero kidney pain. He states the product has done him a thousand dollars worth of good.
H T Lefferts offers a money back guarantee on Persikola if it fails to cure dyspepsia. Nutley customers report high demand and many claim relief after ten days. The pitch touts stronger digestion, appetite, complexion, and fewer bilious spells and headaches.
Nutley Lodge No. 167 F and A M will hold its next regular communication on Monday evening May 29 at Masonic Hall located at Franklin avenue and High street.
Foley & Co of Chicago originated Foley's Honey and Tar throat and lung remedy. The ad warns that many imitations appear, advises asking for FOLEY'S Honey and Tar and refusing substitutes, noting the formula is mild laxative, non opioid, and safe for children. signed by Henry T. Lefferts, druggist.
Sealed proposals for a water main extension on Vreeland Avenue Sylvan Place Elmor Place and High Street Nutley New Jersey will be received by the Town Council of Nutley until 9 oclock p m at Park Hall on Wednesday evening June 14 1905 Plans and specifications may be examined at Frank T Shepard Town Engineer 751 Broad Street Newark NJ Bids must include a certified check for 100 drawn on a National Bank payable to the Chairman of the Town Council The Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids Nurney NJ May 24 1905.
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