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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1915
Page
5
Emil Werner owner and Emil Gudduck contractor win a general work agreement for Franklin avenue amounting to 1665 dollars.
A sequence of real estate transfers in a historic listing shows Stanislaw Lusez selling parcels at the northeast corner of Franklin Avenue and Harrison Street for 10 dollars to Peter and 2 500 dollars to Russell Loewus and Froehlich. Other deeds note Burton H. Johnson selling on Crestwood Avenue, Josie Gudduck selling to Brookline Land and Improvement Company on Homer Avenue, Emil Werner transferring on Franklin Avenue, Pietro Lildro to Margaret Hoppen on Washington Avenue, and Charles Peterson with Lewis Bedell on Albany Avenue.
Transactions list transfers including EE Mescham & Son to Joseph Mason for lots 45 46 with 4 percent map Gil christ valued at 205 dollars. Peter Lewandowski to Stanislaw Lusez at northeast corner Franklin avenue and Harrison street 89 by 93. Angelo Riccio to Michele Gubitosi east side Bloomfield avenue 229 feet from Jefferson street 25 by 100. Peter Jannarone to Raymond W. Symonds orth side Harrison street 67 feet west from Memphis avenue 775 by 109. Philip Jannarone et al to Raymond W. Symonds north side Harrison street and Memphis avenue 42 by 102. Raymond D. Symonds to Felecitta Jannarone same property. Symonds to Giovanni Jannarone north side Harrison street 67 feet west.
From Memphis avenue and Newark Nutley area, properties sold: 75 by 100 feet tract in Newark and Nutley to Francisca Costanzo with lot numbers 163 to 165 on map first party. Meacham & Son sell Cree lots 12 to 15 in block F to Henry for 262 dollars. Realty Co transfers to Joseph Masiello lot 880 on map first party.
A list of community gatherings includes a lawn party at Mrs Ellen Graves home for Mt Zion Church on Thursday August 26 a luncheon and bridge for suffrage on Wednesday September 15 and a suffrage ball at Town Hall on Friday October 8.
List of unread mail at the post office includes Mr Mike Franceco Mr and Mrs Dick Geany Miss Harrison New York Motor Works Mr Philip Schuyler Miss Vero Stockil Frank Drake Supt posted as unclaimed letters awaiting recipients in the area.
The schedule lists mail arrivals at 7:35 AM 12:45 PM 2:46 PM and 6:30 PM. Departures show 8:05 AM and negative values -1.00 -6.00. Deliveries occur in morning and 1.30 to 4 with 390 units. Collections happen morning and after noon deliveries at 7:15 nightly.
A Boston tea party memory surfaces at the dinner table as the father consoles with a cutting joke about the Boston harbor episode. The grim mood lightens when the remark lands, and the tension dissolves as the meal continues.
A dense Nutley classified page shows items for sale including a small Cadillac Moses M. Fine delivery car at $85, baby carriage, and apples. Vintage notices include exchange offers, rentals, horses and buggies, poultry and broilers, and households for rent or sale. Also listed are real estate developments, garages, and local services.
A fragment from the Kansas City Journal Saunterers notes that campfire girls learn practical lessons about home life, including tending a kitchen range after exposure to smoky campfires. The piece explains the historical meaning of saunterer as a pilgrim to the Sainte Terre, the Holy Land.
A dialogue vignette notes a woman asking if a man is the same person who received biscuits last week. The bemused response cites a doctor’s claim that he will never be the same man, reflecting Browning's Magazine style.
A fragment notes a record related to a deck of seventy six playing cards with two copies of the two of hearts. The text is sparse but indicates a cataloging note or game item reference.
A description of the game titled Living Chesa where a giant chessboard ground is marked with squares. Players are costumed figures representing chess pieces and moves are directed by two people seated on thrones at opposite ends of the seating area.
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