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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1918
Page
3
Town forces completed pipe laying on Park and Rus sell avenues and built two manholes. Replacing 4 inch pipe with 6 inch on Myrtle and nearby streets. Repairs cited on gates and avenues near Highfield lane and Passaic avenue. Town Clerk and Revenue Collector record shows 5711.59.
Town engineer notes permit issued for water works and grit, weekly water use 312200 cu ft, leak repairs on Woodland North of Race Street and curb connections for vacant lots on Hum and Park. Bills total 1312.57. water main extension petition adopted. Park Avenue pipe changes. gates and valve repairs at Passaic and Nutley avenues. Park Ave sewer work continues. 24 vital stat certificates filed. six disease cases treated in four months. Water main ordinance passed third reading. road foreman salary raised to 90 dollars per month.
A Taxpay Association committee from the Third Ward protested sanitary sewers on Hampton Place Wayne Way West ton Centre and Union avenues and a permanent Park Avenue pavement. The matter was referred to the Commissioner of Public Improvements for advice. A Harrison Street petition for sidewalks from Passaic to Bloomfield avenues was sent to the Public Works commissioner. Two permits were issued for 350 dollars each.
July 10 actions include park avenue water service upgrades from Myrtle to Union and transfers from 4 inch to 6 inch pipe. A tentative sidewalk plan for Harrison street from Passaic to Bloomfield was discussed with mailed notices to property owners. Tuberculosis and diphtheria rooms disinfected. town forces work on sanitary sewer at Whitford-Grant, Stewart avenues, and Nutley area.
Regular meeting held July 30 1918 covers replacing 4 inch with 6 inch water main on Park Avenue and Myrtle to Union, trenching nearly to Wayne Place, and renewing services not in good condition. Ordinances on bonds and funding discussed. Mayor reports Pasco Valley Sewer contract status and Newark signatures.
Simon Blum, Town Clerk notes receipt from James Eae Dannarone Contracting Co for a new storm sewer on Park Avenue from Oxanes and Aeper to Union Avenue to Passaic. Commission of Dan 32 references the contract for municipal work.
A terse Louisville Journal squib records a humorous exchange where a speaker identifies as Hobo Left with the phrase Betper idelis. The fragment hints at a local wit or street scene described concisely.
A line from the Ohio State Journal mocks a critic who refuses pride in his country until forced to confront it, highlighting a tense stance about national identity and patriotism.
A fragment notes a scheme where assets or funds are extracted from an individual while he is perceived as distracted or vulnerable. The brief hints at deceit or manipulation but lacks explicit participants or locations. The item reads as a fleeting crime‑related notice with limited readable names or details.
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