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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1906
Page
5
The NorLey Sun advertises small, affordable want ads to rent or sell houses. Readers are urged to place a notice to find a buyer or renter quickly, with the promise of strong results from concise listings.
Republicans of the Second ward met in the Fort nightly Clay on Thursday evening and selected a ticket for the upcoming primaries. The slate includes Geo A Hill L M Thatcher H H Stager for Town Convention Julio Howe Clarence Reynolds W D Beil for Assembly Convention Wilour Clements S F Bassford and J P Lux for Congressional Convention Thomas L Brandreth for Copstubble. County Committee man John P Lux and Wilour Clements were elected chairman and secretary. A Republican Conference in the first ward endorsed Samuel H Blair Frank L Busby for Congressional Delegates John Oakes A H Van Riper for Assembly delegates A Wassell William H DeVausney for Town Convention and William N Flassey for Councilman.
The Newark based Garfield Post No 4 G A B will mark its twenty fifth anniversary on Saturday evening September 22 at its Newark headquarters. Nutley veterans Stephen P Vreeland Robert Trafs Garret Stater David Jenkins and John Curb are part of the membership and will receive solid silver badges. Past members only may attend. the post vows this will be its last silver anniversary and urges all comrades to be present.
The Kempton Council of The Royal Arcanum held a well attended meeting Monday with much enthusiasm. Fourteen new applications were presented and more noted. The September 23 session will hear Grammercy Connell of Brooklyn exemplify the Watertown degree with delegations from nearby councils. A social season lecture on India opens September 20. members and families urged to attend. On September 18 Deputy Grand Regent Wilbur Ackerman and a large delegation will visit Loantaka Lodge in Morristown New Jersey.
On Sunday Rev. Wm. Stuart preaches at 11 a.m. on Beyond Time-Limits and at 7:45 p.m. on Switches. Sunday School and Bible Class meet at 9:45 a.m. Sons and Daughters of the King convene at 7:15 p.m. Prayer Meeting occurs Wednesday at 3 p.m.
Julius Zineski of Centre street was brought before Recorder James Post on Monday afternoon charged with threatening to kill his father, Joseph Zineski. The elder Zineski had argued with his wife and the son ordered him from the house, then threatened to kill him when he refused to leave. Post set bond at $240 for trial.
Mr and Mrs Cadet Taylor of Omaha Nebraska have just returned to the West after spending the summer with their son Herbert B Taylor of Hawthorne Avenue.
Advertisement promotes Laxakola tablets with a trial size priced at six cents, claiming a clear skin and rosy complexion as guaranteed results. Endorsed by H. T. Lefferts.
Nutley Branch activists met at Dully Hall with W. Parry chairing and Hilsworth Post as secretary. Delegates were endorsed for the County Convention and town ward tickets for the assembly and council seats were named, with plans for an open-air meeting on September 20 featuring John S. Gibson and others.
Mrs. Thomas H. Williams hosted a society introduction for her four weeks old son Welcome Thomas Williams at Princeton street last week. Attendees included several local women, music and euchre provided entertainment, refreshments served after four. Prizes consisted of baby images with firsts to Mrs. Ganley and Mrs. B Lillianthaul, second to Mrs. Paul and Mrs. Malcom, and bouby prizes to Mrs. Itlig and Mrs. Sheldric.
Twelve members of Stars and Stripes Council Nuthey paid a fraternal visit to Passaic last Monday night. Nearly three hundred tickets sold for a sofa pillow drawing on October 4. The pillow is viewable in W. C. Davis dry goods window on Passaic avenue. Officers listed include Miss Anna Leppel councilor and Mrs. A. Bross corresponding secretary among others.
The Grace Church Cadet Corps began drills on Monday night September 10 in the parish house basement. The twenty member group has cadet guns belts and accoutrements and expects to secure uniforms before season’s end.
West Nutley Country Club hosted a social at Masonic Hall. An opening reception is planned for Wednesday September 19 at the club headquarters. A euchre party with 36 cents admission will be held on the last Wednesday of the month, the 26th inst.
Ake In The Head tablets are recommended for headache and neuralgia with a money back guarantee of ten cents if relief is not obtained. Safe, sure and always care stated by A T Lefferts.
Off ice printing service advertises better work at lower prices than city shops. Bill heads and statements 200 envelopes are kept in stock.
Pastor Rev. Elam M Garton will preach at morning service on Come and Hear with an evening theme The Service We Owe the Lord. Rest of month services follow Rally Day guidance. Vacation Exercises and Lessons discussed at Wednesday meeting. Attendance was good and notes were profitable with Class Meeting at 9 30 a m Sunday School at 9 45 a m Epworth League Vesper at 7 p m General Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 p m Junior Epworth League Wednesday 4 p m
H T Lefferts touts Pepsikola Tablets as a universal remedy for dyspepsia. He claims the tablets aid digestion, calm nerves, and restore appetite with a money back guarantee if they do not cure.
Advertisement for axakola tablets by H. T. Leiferts. Claims include skin beautification, rosy cheeks, constipation relief, and a clear healthy complexion.
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