14 Sep 1907
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1907
Page
1
Nutley residents enjoy late summer travel and local events as notices report vacations in Green Pood and Belmar, visits to Worcester and Asbury Park, and business trips to Philadelphia. Community meetings, vaudeville plans, road work progress, school opening, and social events fill the town calendar.
Doctor H H Hey Wood advertises dental services from Broadway Chambers Building 277 Broadway New York City corner of Chambers Street phone 3303. Offers Worth residence South 83lland Avenue second house west of Prospect Street West Nutley.
Regular Wednesday session ran from eight past eight to ten with full attendance. James B R Hay sought to acquire by purchase land near the abandoned water works, while legal opinion questioned legality of an exchange. Matters referred to Legal Committee and Town Attorney for next meeting.
On Sunday Rev G A Hulbert will preach at 745 pm on Misconceptions from Judging Who Is Evil. Sunday School at 945 am. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 pm. Primary and Kindergarten School begins September 22 at 230 pm with practical lessons in Christianity. All are invited.
Tuesday primaries proceeded with minimal trouble as Regular candidates defeated Colby contenders in most wards. In the Third ward Guy Edwards and J Harry Van Winkle each received 52 votes, entitling them to half a State Convention vote. Second ward saw Colby losses, while Regulars won County Convention delegates by about 40 votes. Democratic tickets backed by Callahan, Barr, and McCabe faced key contests. Nutley and Newark delegates varied by ward with several unpledged or half votes.
Nutley delegates from Ward One and Ward Two and Ward Three meet at Kruger's Auditorium Newark for the county convention. Joho Clark is nominated as Assemblyman. Nutley reps back Clark and receive several convention honors. Hawkesworth Miller Brusby and Prior receive committee assignments. twenty two coronations noted.
A horse and wagon stolen from William Steiver on River Road Sunday night reappeared Monday without harness. Calvin Rutan’s barn on Harrison street also suffered a break in that night. Kingsland officers later found the described horse with two men asleep nearby. suspects were arrested and the horse returned to its owner in Hackensack.
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