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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1906
Page
4
A Nutley New Jersey weekly notes readers on promotional deadlines and opinions from October 20 1906. It riffs on Hearst Murphy politics and the New York election climate with satirical lines about power and speechwriters.
The Town Convention of the local Democratic party met in Town Halls on Thursday. Fred Frobose was elected chairman and Albert Rutan Jr acted as secretary. Resolutions criticized the current order, urged rural free delivery, and urged the telephone company to improve service and locate an exchange. The ticket includes Mayor Thomas J. O'Neil and Freeholder J. Harry Hull with J Vernon Bouvier Jr to run for Second or Third Ward Council, and William Kirkpatrick to run in the Second Ward. A petition will be sent to the Saunty Election Board to place Bouvier on the official ballot.
The annual fair by the Ladies Aid Society will take place Thursday and Friday in November. Activities include a supper from 6 to 10, a fancy table, fruit stand, home made candies, useful household items, aprons, and a children's room with a cabbage patch. Ice cream will be sold and admission is free. A good place to buy Christmas presents.
On Tuesday Miss Jennie M Reynoolds of Nutley wed Mr Odelbert J Vett of Newark in a ceremony conducted by Rev Martin of Newark. After a brief trip to Niagara Falls the couple will reside in Newark.
The West Nutley Country Club held a social event at Masonic Hall on Wednesday evening. Prizes included items won by E. W. King Chandler Vivian Beil W. A. Lambert H. Chandler W. R. Bennett B. Williams. Members thank patrons for support.
Two Nutley progressive groups the Nutley Dramatic Club and the Nutley Orchestra enter a permanent phase. The coming season opens Friday evening, November 23, with an one act farce At Sixes and Sevens and a two act comedy Mr Bow Plans for the rest of the season are undecided but will meet the high standards set.
The Little Acorn Publishing Company of Passaic has issued The Universe in a Nutshell by Prof B H Terhune formerly of Rutherford. If he maintains his position he claims the limit of advancement in fundamental science has been reached. The book promises pleasure and profit for readers and is illustrated with a few pages.
The Rev. Wm. Stuart preaches at 11 and 7:45 with topics His Way Goodness Glory and Several Ability. Sunday School and Bible Class at 9 45. Three Sons and Daughters of the King meet 7 15. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 3.00.
An advertisement asserts Ake-la-The-Head tablets relieve head pain and neuralgia or the purchaser is promised ten cents. The claim is signed by H. P Leiferts.
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