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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1906
Page
5
Nutley residents are urged to use Tae Nurney Sun want columns to advertise desires and find bargains. The Sun promotes its want ads as a quick way to reach people who can supply goods or services and save money.
Nutley Field Club hosts Mr William Spieden of New York for a fall lecture on how the United States opened Japan to the world. The talk, illustrated with stereoptical views, follows his prior talks in New York Lyon Mass Newport and other cities and has drawn warm reception.
Mr Munsch owner of the car involved in the Kierstead horse fright accident writes to The Nutley Sun. He says he did not see Mr Kierstead and was stalled for three hours cleaning the carburetor behind the seat. He stopped the machine when asked and blames no one but offers his version of events.
The Fire Committee along with Chief H. H. Stager Second Assistant Chief Lester Kierstead and Clerk Ernest G. Weischedel conducted the Nutley Fire Department annual equipment and fire house inspection. They found town property in good condition and expressed satisfaction with the results. Recommendations for improved housing of the West Nutley Hose Company may follow.
The Stars and Stripes Council of the Daughters of Liberty met at Dutig Hall on Thursday evening. Two members were initiated, the charter closed, and the initiation fee raised to 41.10 for new members. The next meeting is September 20 with a sociable and public invited, refreshments to be sold, and a sofa pillow drawing on October 4.
Miss Isabel Layng daughter of William H Layneg of Franklin avenue wed Arthur John McEstee of Brooklyn on a Wednesday evening at the bride’s sister Mrs C W Halliday home in Harrison street The ceremony was conducted by Rev Dr Wm Tyne of Brooklyn Best man was John Edwin Hopkins of Brooklyn The couple will reside in Brooklyn.
On Sunday morning Rev. J. M. Meeker D D will preach at the morning service and Rev. Elam M. Garton will preach at the evening service on Religious Indifference or the Need of Spiritual Quickening. Class meeting 9:30 4 p.m. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Epworth League Vesper 7 p.m. General Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 p.m. Junior Epworth League Wednesday 4 p.m.
Mr. Abram Blum president of the Firemen's Relief Association appointed delegates to attend the State Firemen's Convention in Atlantic City on Wednesday. Ex Chief Dr Van Riper Second Assistant Chief Lester Kierstead and Harry Knabb Jr. Chief Harry H Stager will attend as delegate ex officio.
The New Amsterdam Theatre season begins with Harry Bulger in The Man From Now a unique musical by Bangs and Bryan. The cast includes noted names and features children in act two at The National Amusement Park scene set in 2906. Following three weeks, H B Irvings Leaduoa company presents Paglo and Francesa. Academy of Music offers The Heir of the Fourah Labor Day matinee with a celebrated cast led by Kirke LaShelle. Matinees on Wednesday and Saturday.
A strong week of entertainment at Proctor's Newark Theatre with the Royal Musical Five as headline act. The Rossow Midgets perform an athletic exhibition while the Astor Brothers, Cork Geo W. Day, Mocrae Mack & Lawrence, Murphy & Andrew, and other stars offer musical sketch and travesty acts alongside animated pictures.
Hillside Pleasure Park ends weekday operations tonight but stays open Sundays through October 21 with ballooing and vaudeville acts. Dancing Sundays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays return, offering a lineup including Satioo Sutton, the Great Trueman, Zarelli Brothers, Eliot, Bellaire & Elliot, Carter and Sartlett, and Miller Compar as headliners.
An advertising pitch for New Jersey stores stressing superior pens pencils paper and ink. It argues quality over cheapest stock, claims bulk purchasing enables lower prices, warns against cheap trashy articles, and urges parents and teachers to select durable school supplies for scholars.
An advertisement urges fast job printing at lower city shop prices. It notes in stock items such as bill heads statements and envelopes and claims better quality at reasonable costs.
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