24 Nov 1906
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1906
Page
1
Notley residents host visitors and attend dances while town events unfold. Notable items include a Thanksgiving Eve dance by Avon dale Hose Company, a sixth annual Class of '01 reception, and a first Nutley Dramatic Club performance. Mayor Kierstead shows health gains. a charity fair for Grace Church funds and a Nutley Field Club pool tournament are planned.
Thanksgiving service will be held Thursday at 11 o clock in the Reformed Church. The Rev E M Garton of the Methodist Church will preach the sermon. The Reformed Church choir will sing appropriate music. A collection will aid the New Jersey Home for Homeless Children Society.
On Sunday morning the Rev. Dr. Meeker Presiding Elder will preach. In the evening Rev. B M Garton will preach on A Successful Preacher and His Popular Theme. Class Meeting 9.30 a m Sunday School 9.45 a m Epworth League Vesper 7 p m General Prayer Meeting Wednesday 3 p m Junior Kipworth League Wednesday 4 p m
The pastor Rev. Wm. Stuart will preach Sunday at 11 a.m. on Let Loyalty Help Thanksgiving and again at 7:45 p.m. on Jay Note. Sunday School and Bible Class at 9:45 a.m. Daughters of the King meet at 7:15 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 6 p.m.
The Bank of Natley shows strong early results with over 260 depositors and new Backers' Money Orders introduced for easy safe remittance. Savings deposits rise and interest rate is set at ties percent. officers include President Bird W. Speeter and Cashier J. Edward Weeks among a multilateral board.
Police say several boys were arrested last week in connection with robberies and incendiary fires in town. Councilman Jeorg sponsored them after their earlier depredations at his Passaic avenue home and ensured release. They will be taken before Judge Teo Eyck in Juvenile Court on Monday.
The article notes that a proper recreation space is essential for men and their fellows to gather for instruction and pleasure, with lodges presented as a best solution. It highlights the surge of orders nationwide in the last decade and cites rituals from alder and grand orders as factors in educational and moral development.
A parable shows a businessman attracting great multitudes after advertising. Competitors marvel at his activity and question how others loaf while he thrives. The message emphasizes the power of promotion in a bustling market.
Joshua Brierly spent 3844 50 on his campaign before the primaries for the Democratic mayoral nomination in Newark. Otis made a poor showing but had a lively campaign period, fitting for an undertaker by trade.
Advertisement for Laxakela tablets claiming a gid healthy color and ridgid glow with a vegetable laxative action on the skin. Priced 25 cents, by H. T. Lefferts.
Kempton Council members rehearse for a two act play to be staged at Town Hall Auditorium on Thursday evening December 6. The program lists a long, varied cast including local clubs and organizations with a price of admission fifty cents and no reserved seats.
The Kempton Council Royal Arcanum will meet Monday evening the 26th at Masonic Hall Franklin Ave and High St. Several candidates are expected to be initiated and multiple applications submitted. The Orator will present a special programme and members should attend with a friend.
Charity event at 1é3 Littleton avenue Newark on Monday November 26 with House Visiting Committee members receiving gifts from 10:00 to 10:30 p.m. Donations include clothing groceries vegetables fruit poultry and delicacies for the sick. Money contributions may be sent to Mrs. W. W. Lyon Treasurer at 90 Shagley avenue Newark.
Orders may be left at the Bowling Alley Store for D Ciccone on Chestnut Street. He will call for and deliver shoes that may need repairing.
Leaflets describe Lefferts' Store as offering Relly Mead Sweets and Lowrey's candies with a wide assortment. The owner highlights fresh, discriminating service for confectionery customers and emphasizes a variety of popular packaged candies.
Councilman and Mrs. Halsey hosted a cheerful gathering at their Centre Street residence on Thursday night. The evening featured dancing and music followed by a late midnight collation prepared by Newark host.
Mr G A Hutbere of Union Theological Seminary will preach at St Pauls Congregational on Sunday. Sunday School starts at 9 45 a m with the Primary Department from 2 30 p m Young Peoples Meeting at 7 p m. Good music by the quartette at both services.
Nutley Realty Company promotes residence on the eastern ridge of Nutley Park. The plan features picturesque walks, artistic gateways, electric lighting, gas, cement sidewalks, macadam streets, modern sewerage, and water systems with liberal terms for buyers of moderate means. A booklet titled Homes in Nutley Park is being prepared for distribution.
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