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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1904
Page
4
Reading notices must reach the office before 5 o clock Thursday and advertisers must submit copy by 10 A M Thursday. The issue, dated Saturday October 8 1904, is published by D Foy editor and publisher at the Franklin and Vreeland corner office.
The Camera Club of Orange announces a first open competition for Essex County amateurs in portraits figure studies landscapes marine subjects and animal studies. No entry limit and no age or sex restrictions with silver and bronze medals and a handsome cup for the best image. Entries accepted November 15 to 30 with printed rules available by writing to the contest committee.
The forty fifth annual Essex County Sunday School Association convention will be held at Musa Avenue Presbyterian Church East Orange New Jersey on Wednesday October 12 sessions at 945 am 218 and 715 pm Speakers include Rev John Potts D D Rev A H McKinney editor Rev M Fergusson Miss J L Baldwin Rev S D Price and others involved in Sunday School work Civic Association members meet October 14 at Park School with Rev Adolph Roeher president of the New Jersey State Civic Federation addressing on The Success and Failure of Civic Efforts.
Amusement seekers are promised a rib tickling program with the burlesque Happy Gan at the Empire Theatre in Newark on October 4. The show features George Melville James J. Collins James E. Leonard Crimmins Gore Mamie Conway Electric Comedy Four George W. Kerr and Bert Cannon plus a chorus of twenty women from notable New York stage groups. The program includes some thirty musical numbers and a rapid flow of specialties between acts with a large cast and scenic presentation. Matinees are Monday Wednesday and Saturday.
Weber Music Hall celebrated a formal re opening on Tuesday with friends patrons and a gala reception. Managers Weber and Ziegfeld greeted guests while Miss Anna Held and the Weber Ziegfeld stock company received attendees in newly refreshed surroundings. Seats and boxes for the October 13 performance of Higgledy Piggledy were sold to deter ticket speculation.
Edwin Arden joins Proctor stock company at the Fifth Avenue Theatre boosting standards and access to new plays. The expanded lineup includes Soldiers of Fortune and Captain Letterblair, with Julia Marlowe’s The Cavalier cited among recent offerings. Arden, a Broadway name, joins to perform in established modern pieces at the roadway theatre.
Fire department notices list locations for alarm boxes in Nutley including Prospect Street Hawthorne Avenue High Street Bloomfield Avenue Passaic Avenue Chestnut Street Franklin Avenue Centre Street Harrison Street Liebsitz Mill Brookfield Avenue Avondale Road Walnut Street and Avondale. It notes alarm tests back taps and special calls at several boxes including Yantacaw Av No 1 Avondale No 1 and Franklin Chestnut areas.
The document lists town officials including Councilmen at large Kierstead and Halsey, ward representatives Pittig Joerg Young Wosseler, Town Clerk Busby, Treasurer Kierstead, and other department heads. It notes office hours, council meeting times on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays, and Board of Education meeting dates and locations.
Train schedule from West Nutley Hillside Ave Nutley Highfield Lane Avondale and Chambers Street New York with listed daily and Sunday times for arrivals departures to Nutley stations and return trips including specific morning afternoon and evening departures. Saturday service noted as a separate entry.
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 and job printing of any description, all available at Tam NurLey Sun's office.
Republicans and Democrats alike praise Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and throat and lung diseases saying it is safe and sure. F T Slater merchant 171 Main street Gloucester MA writes it cured a three month cough after other remedies failed and recommends it. H T Lefferts druggist also endorses it.
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