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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1922
Page
3
The 18th Sunday features evening mov e entertainment under the auspices of the Men’s Association at Grace Episcopal Church. Rector Rev Charles Perley Tinker D D presides with services at 7:30 and 9:15 p m.
Notice states election in Essex County on Tuesday November 7 1922 from 6 AM to 7 PM. Voters will choose United States Senator and 3 U S Representatives plus 12 General Assembly members, County Clerk and 8 Freeholders. Public questions include a State Highway Bonds issue approved March 17 1922.
September 26 1922 from 7 AM to 9 PM marks the second Registry Day. Personal October 17 1922 from 1 PM to 9 PM marks the third Registry Day. Registration notice details indicate official dates and hours for voter registration events.
Voters unable to register due to illness or absence from the county may file an affidavit. It must state the reason and answer registration questions. Drop the affidavit with the City of Newark Essex County Board of Elections or municipal clerk by October 24, 1922.
The County Board of Elections will issue transfers at Newark New Jersey on Saturdays 9 A M to 12 M and on September 21 November 2 and November 3 between 1 P M and 9 P M. Municipal Clerk Nutley notes dates for primary and general elections with election days listed as September 26 1922 and November 4 1922 6 7 1922.
City of Newark announces absentee voting procedures for the general election with details on eligibility, deadlines, and where to obtain ballots. Voters should expect mail ballot access and in person options at designated offices through election day.
The notice states that any applicant must file with the municipal clerk or County Board of Elections by October 24 1922 due to illness affecting the clerk. The document emphasizes a required affidavit and formal filing action at the local election office.
The notice enumerates multiple polling locations across Belleville including the Electrical Store 261 Franklin Avenue Centre Street to Franklin Avenue and Chestnut Street, Town Hall Fire House on Chestnut Street, and various Frankin Avenue intersections. It also mentions Watchung Bloomfield area routes and a standard time reference noting Daylight Saving Time has ended before specified dates.
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