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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1910
Page
3
A Farm and Fireside correspondent compares two barns showing tidy organization in a prosperous farm and contrasts it with a slovenly owner. The piece extols orderly harness storage, clean utensils, and well kept stalls, then blends advice on manure spreading, poultry care, incubators, and brood sow selection for better yields.
Firemen posted strong individual and team scores on Central alleys Monday night. West Nutley led the field with the top team score, while Yantacan Engine Company placed second. The overall standings remain unchanged.
A bridge whist party for library funds was held Tuesday afternoon at the Nutley Library on Passaic avenue. Attending were numerous residents including Mrs. J. Bartlett Mrs. J. B Lamb Mrs. William R. Nairn Miss Elizabeth Nairn and many others from Nutley and nearby towns.
Horace N. Booth resigns as Nutley Police Committee chief and accepts the Essex County Penitentiary post in Caldwell. Booth led a field of twelve applicants after John Prunier retired to start a West Orange business, with Booth favored for the most satisfactory exam.
Women are urged to visit L. S. Plant & Co millinery showrooms for the new spring hats. The article praises the range of shapes with flowers dominating Easter designs and notes the firm’s high class reputation in New Jersey, New York, and Brooklyn.
The Roads of Norway describe a curious feature high in the country with over 10 000 gates opened by travelers. These gates mark farm boundaries or separate home fields from wasteland and require travelers to stop their vehicle and descend to open them, causing delays.
Acheness idleness begets vices as standing water produces serpents. The text links vices to time and decay, noting bones sharpen the scythe of time and warning of moral consequence. The fragmentary lines suggest a caution on virtue and delay.
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