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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1919
Page
1
In Paterson a pew pastor arrives at Natley's Methodist Church following a conference that ended this week. The change surprises many in town as Dr. Jackson and other church figures are noted in the reshuffle with assignments to services across Amboy and nearby areas.
Natley and Caldwell High School faced off in the final round of the Rutgers interscholastic tournament. WTLEY H. H. won the decisive bout as the topic centered on whether the government should escalate war or pursue peace.
The local committee chaired by Thomas J. O'Neil completed final touches on the Victory Loan campaign and plans to launch when the drive begins Monday. Preparations included sending letters to 20 individuals and outlining four year notes with four percent interest and a three percent reserve rate.
A Ford delivery wagon driven by Seane Waldman of Franklin avenue and Centre street collided with Larry LeFevre's parcel post wagon on Passaic Avenue. Waldman was thrown against a street embankment. the parcel wagon was torn and the harness damaged.
Nutley sees historic real estate activity as buyers rush to own rentals and new homes. Builders plot Nutley Park additions, plan Colonial and bungalow homes along Whitford and Passaic avenues. Local firms like Nutley Realty Co. expand as land and plot sales surge, with multiple parcels transferred and new residences under construction.
Field teeded and ne the animeal meeting of social sare ese ua.
A telephone was taken from a shed on a local golf course. The thief pulled the instrument out by the roots and fled. Local police were notified about the Thursday theft.
Returning soldiers and SFee a ieee Sous of the towns Committee H W Be Jobe Be Begeweed avenue G A Rin 158 Vreeland avenue phone 1187 Lindstrom 121 High street phone 1204 Jannarone 20 Harrison street Col tone Bee 142 Brookfield pee ve Conant 330 Satterth waite avenue phone 867 J
Pvt Geoffrey D ee of the British Expeditionary Forces has arrived back from overseas and is spending time at his home on Myrtle Avenue. The text notes other local movements and a reception by Miss Ruth Winegar and Dr Cornelius V Van, with unclear details from the disrupted report.
Commissioners awarded two street contracts and opened bids for new improvements. J Contracting Agency won the walk curb and gutter package for 1918 at $15 279.24 while other bids ranged from $567 to $14 etc. Proposals included mixed concrete work and municipal utilities with further action referred to the Street and Public Improvements Committee.
Circle Two of Vi Church hosts Mother Goose at Town Hall on Friday. Euchre and social events listed include Wy Swen St Marys and a lawn fete at Grace, with assessors reading 1919 pension rolls. Town office hours are 8–11 a.m. and 1–4 p.m.. ratables total and distribution noted.
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