15 Sep 1906
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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1906
Page
1
Primary polling is set for Tuesday September 25 from 1 to 9 pm. Local notices report residents returning from trips, new construction plans near North Woods, club meetings, and road repairs after Thursday’s storm. A committee issues a campaign document, and school library hours change begin September 17.
Letter from C A Joerg Nutley announces candidacy for re election to the Town Council Second ward and asks Republican support at the September 23 primaries. He cites unfounded insinuations and contends Sam is better qualified to serve and pledges to pursue town interests if nominated and elected.
The Nutley Town Council met with all members present. They settled William Bridgeman’s damages claim at the West Nulley station and discussed a 183 dollar reduction from East Jersey Water Company settlement terms. They approved macadam plans for Franklin Avenue and awaited rail work completion. Additional items covered water receipts, nuisance complaints, tax sale issues, and proposed gas main extensions.
A large crowd at the Green Diamond watched Nutley win 8 to 7 over a misfit visiting team. Nutley’s second baseman stood out as the best player while the visitor’s first baseman gave a debut performance. A late home rally brought the score within one run before Nutley sealed the win. Tomorrow Nutley faces Hamilton A.C. of Newark in what promises to be a strong matchup.
Rev J W Morgan of Newark NJ will preach at 11 am on The Worlds Heart Cry. Evening service at 745 pm. Sunday School at 945 am. Primary Department at 230 pm. Young Peoples Meeting at 7 pm.
An advertisement invites readers to try a 26 cent bottle of Crompre's Covan Curz with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure. It claims a single dose loosens the cough, reduces inflammation, and promotes restful sleep, signed H. T. Lefferts.
Assessor Whitfeld outlines full valuations under the new state law with a town levy of $1.66 per $100 and hydrant district rate $1.58. The increase aims to cover county school and town needs, plus a 10 percent emergency reserve. Newark's rate is cited at $1.74 as a comparison.
Nutley Realty Company unveils Nutley Park on the eastern Nutley ridge as an exclusive residential section with artistic gateways, electric light, gas, sidewalks, macadam streets, water and sewerage. It sits near Nutley proper, three minutes from two rail stations and electric cars. Building plots sold with restrictive clauses for high quality residents and liberal terms for home erection plans. A booklet Homes in Nutley Park is forthcoming. inquiries invited.
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