03 Nov 1906
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1906
Page
1
Nutley reports on leaf burning weather, a candy flavor at Black Walnut Squares, and public library hours. Local church fairs and a rummage sale benefit the new church building fund. Engagements, wedding in Rahway, and town election notes feature vendors, venues, and candidate details.
Louis Hampton, who killed a young woman in a New York hotel and took his own life, had lived in Nutley about twenty years ago. He was active in local politics as a Building and Loan president and fire department organizer. At sixty, he left a wife and two grown children.
A Parents Conference will be held Monday evening November 5 at the Yautacan School. Parents may consult with teachers about their children’s work. It is the first in a series planned for the year and all interested are invited. The event starts at six o clock.
Orders for Walsh's Country Club Ice Cream should be left at the Bowling Alley Store in the Masonic Hall building the day before. The notice directs prompt delivery and specifies a pickup point for customers.
At the monthly meeting Vice-President Shepard chaired in President Goodrich’s absence. The superintendent reported monthly enrollment at 893 with 835 attending, down from last month. High School attendance stood at 87 with 97 percent overall, and the district added 205 students in three years. Kindergarten plans, fifth and sixth grades scheduling, and a mothers meeting at Yantacaw were discussed, with permission granted to use Yantacaw School for a general parents meeting. Miss Hillage was recommended for seventh grade. A report on new by laws was tabled for section by section review. The cost per pupil averaged 3560 dollars annually for six years.
Nutley Friday Afternoon Club met at Hawthorns Avenue home of Mrs. A Middleton Slaughter on the 26th alt. Program included How We Furnish Our Homes by Mrs. Joseph D Little and readings by Mrs. Curtis Wigg and Mrs. Louis Rhoades. Next gathering set for Nov 9 at Mrs St Joho Prospect Street.
On Sunday the Reformed VGhared will host Rev. Wao Stuart preaching at 11 a.m. on When the Harvest is Good. Evening service at 7:43 p.m. on Lash Hours Charged Up. Sunday School and Bible Class at 6:45 p.m. Sons and Daughters of the King at 7:15 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m.
A reward of 25 cents is offered for every case of skin trouble eczema ulcers wounds or scalp problems that Dermakela Olotment does not heal If not cured the 25 cents are refunded to the claimant Hi Lb Lefferts
An advertisement touts land as a secure investment with weekly payments and no taxes or interest. It promotes unimproved building lots near a metropolitan area, claiming value rises with population growth and travel. The West Nutley Homestead tract at High Street and Bloomfield Avenue is deeded to Fidelity Trust Company Newark, guaranteeing titles. Thomas B.P. Day offers maps and takes orders.
The firm promotes trimmed hats priced at 5.00 7.50 and 8.00 with claims of European and American fashion leadership. It highlights special order work and promises patrons timely delivery and quality workmanship at low prices through L Plaut & Co.
Sle Night for Free Masons. Nutley Lodge F and A M celebrated Past Masters Night with Masons from New York Pennsylvania Connecticut New Hampshire and Europe in attendance. Prominent dignitaries included Past G M B Wakefield District Deputy Joseph Parker and RW Past Deputy W M Meeker. A reception and collation followed served by a Newark caterer.
On Sunday morning the sermon by Rev. Br. M. Garton will be followed by Holy Communion and reception of members. In the evening the topic is American Citizenship. Claus Meeting at 9 30 a.m. Sunday School at 9 45 a.m. Epworth League Vesper at 7 p.m. General Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. Junior Epworth League Wednesday at 4 p.m.
Nutley hosts Franklin A ALO of Newark at Orange Oval as heavy Invincible A C of Newark team joins, aim to boost crowd support. Young leaves early with injury, Hawkins scores, Leach adds a final goal as Nutley plans afternoon games with Gordon ALA of New York and Social ALO of Newark.
An old advertisement invites readers to try a 25 cent bottle promising cough relief and sleep aid. It claims a money back guarantee if it fails to cure and cites Dr. TL Lefferts as a source.
A confection item listed as chocolate covered dates weighing 30 pounds is offered at Masonic Balt Pharmacy. The note presents a product listing with vendor details and quantity.
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