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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1916
Page
5
Mary Kabba and husband to Franklin Brnes Harrison at 0 5 Bloom field av for 1800. John Jameson and wife to Triumph B & L at Woodland av corner Stager st for 2000. King Marsac Co to Angelo Morsillo as E Centro at 575 fte Erie R R, 50x103, for 1.
Sheriff Ralph B Schmidt transfers to Franklin B L Alan at 100 ft Glendale Street and 50 by 150 lot for 2000. Michele Lobesto and spouse transfer Jefferson Street properties to Gaetano Acccomando and spouse at 425 ft east from Bloomfeld Avenue, 50 by 225. Carmela Accomando and spouse transfer Jefferson Street property 400 feet from Bloomfield Avenue, 25 by 225, 2000. Schmidt also to Triumph B L for Woodland and Stager streets, 51 by 100, 2500. Triumph B L to John Jameson Chase to Isadore M Sherwood, Harrison Street 150 ft.
Local record shows ownership and values with names Wm H Becker and Jacob Zimmerer on Chase and Locust streets, Roseville area. Entries include Parry at B& L Alan on High Street near Prospect and Geof Bidwell in Chase Orben. values listed around 810 to 1900 dollars, with multiple 218 and 337 markers.
Real estate items list Ratan Place at 607 Fr Harrison priced near $T00 and Lewellyn E Pratt We A Lambert properties at 3 Car Highfield Lane and Passaic Avenue priced around $950.
The Woman's Club holds a Tuesday executive board meeting on August to review programs and plan upcoming events. Board members discuss committee reports and financial updates for the club year.
Mail arrivals at 7.35, 12.45, 2.45 and 6.30 with departures at 8.05, 1.00 and 6.00. Deliveries occur morning 8 to 12 and afternoon 1.30 to 4.30. Collections happen morning and afternoon deliveries at 7.15 each night.
An excerpt from The Bachelor's Opinion offers advice to non swimmers. It urges keeping the face toward the zenith, clasping bands behind the pack, and floating with the mouth and nose above water to stay safe. It compares deep water to an empty pitcher and emphasizes keeping the head high.
Metro Pictures presents Henry Kolker in The Bridge or The Bigger Man with Metro-Sidney Drew in a comedy and Metro Travelog. Tuesday features Lionel Barrymore in The Span of Life and other titles. World Film Corp offers Kitty Gordon in As In a Looking Glass and Out Again on Again with Vitagraph and Lubin dramas. Friday shows The Iron Claw episode with Pearl Waits and Creighton Hale and The Stained Pearl. Saturday includes The Hare and the Tortoise, Selig drama and The Artful Dodger among Kalem cartoons and Connell animated shorts.
The Montauk Theatre Passaic shows Blanche Sweet in The Dupe on Monday and Tuesday, with Gray Masks as a Tuesday extra. Edwin Arden stars in Gray Masks, a five reel special. Fridays and Tuesdays bring two big company productions, including Fannie Ward in For The Defense. The Triangle Picture next Friday presents H B Warner in The Beggar of Cawnpore. Vaudeville offers high class acts every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
A Sunday program at Hillside Park Belleville promises a full day of entertainment headlined by Powers wandering New York Hippodrome Elephants LaRosa the Frog Man Ed Geer Leatch Wolford band balancers and the Houghton Troupe of motorcycle wonders. Prof Wensing will again ascend in a monster balloon and descend by parachute.
An advertising notice notes Proctor theatres in New Jersey including Newark Elizabeth Plainfield and Plainfield while listing Proctor control over venues in New York City Albany Troy Schenectady Mount Vernon Port Chester and Yonkers. The theatres feature vaudeville and high quality photoplays at prime locations.
Mr and Mrs Frederick Seymour depart for Easthampton for three weeks. Mr and Mrs Harold A Chavidan return from Cape Cod after a month away. Mrs Joseph Mutch hosts a luncheon for ten with guests including Mrs Charles Warren and Miss Caroline Falkenbury. The wedding of Miss Alfonzo to Nathaniel Green Pendleton, of New York, planned for next winter, may be affected as Pendleton sails for Portugal. Other locals report short trips to Port Jefferson Providence Keansburg Ocean Grove and Ashville North Carolina.
Scientists report that the coal tar product dis anthracene will show light influenced conductivity similar to the element scienttum. The effects are present but weaker, indicating light sensitivity in electrical behavior.
In a brief Dickensian vignette, Asphodella Twoddl¢ declares she has found herself at last. The exchange hints at soul hunger and life purpose, prompting a quip that a dance should be organized as Asphodalla minds restlessly reflect.
In a Bloomfield avenue dispute after a race between horses, Antone San Jiccamo bit Mia Rose Lubatizzio on the arm following a quarrel with Pasquale Andriencia. San Jiccamo was held in 300 bail by Recorder Post for the Grand Jury action.
Joseph Walker at 219 Grant avenue files for a garage project costing 2200 dollars and a dwelling on Kinsel avenue with unclear details. M and Dressig at 24 Wayne place report a garage costing 100 dollars and a dwelling cost 3000 dollars. A. B. Stirred at 119 Chestnut street seeks a stable valued at 1000. John H. Roberts at 68 Union avenue plans a chicken house costing 11 dollars. Nuttey Realty Company lists a dwelling at unspecified avenue costing 3250. Nutley Realty Company on Coeyman avenue end Sylven place files a dwelling costing 3500. William Edwards at 21 Brookway avenue proposes a living porch costing 150.
A man was arrested last Saturday night on a charge of failing to pay for an automobile rented by Alonzo Bross Dolske Onegeski of Cleveland avenue and John street Harrison. The complaint was filed by Chief Sutcliffe and the arrest was made by Michael Rogers, Chief of Police.
A quotation from the Baltimore American shows a woman gently telling a man his proposal was unwelcome. He responds with a savage line implying she rejected him and he knew it would happen. The fragment reflects a dramatic exchange in a serialized piece.
Fragment describes pain in the head and forehead with neck ache and mouth taste issues. Mentions a laxative as part of the sequence, but details are unclear and medical cause unspecified. The note appears as a garbled historical medical observation with limited readable facts.
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