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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1915
Page
4
A fragmented piece links rising crime to unemployment and praises John Muir and nature study. It reflects on social attitudes toward crime, the need to address unemployment, and how preservation of forests and parks benefits future prosperity. It uses quoted views on criminals and civilizational progress.
The Nutley area faces suits totaling $50,000 from a widow after a death at the old quarries in East Nutley. Proponents urge safeguards and accountability while critics highlight moral concerns. Local Christmas tree event joy shown with 500 children. costs praised as minimal for broad happiness and future safety improvements.
A Ramsey Journal editorial urges residents to support home merchants to strengthen the town. It argues spending locally keeps money in Ramsey, funds taxes and improvements, supports schools, enhances property values, and sustains local banks and mercantile firms. The piece emphasizes individual duty to buy in Ramsey.
The article notes surprise at Chief Bross’s renewal by the current administration, citing his independence and efficiency during much of his term as head of the fire department. It mentions his naval prep testimony as unlikely to help and references a Christmas incident involving a man named Morowsky and his wife, including a police cell stay and alleged injuries. There are fragmented lines about Mexico, General Scott, and a Philippine revolt context, contributing to a scattered and unclear narrative.
Mrs Leal Van Winkle aged 87 widow of Ainkle and longtime Nutley resident died Christmas night at her daughter Annie Van Winkle’s home in Franklin Avenue. Born in Passaic Avenue Belleville she lived much of her life on Valley Road Bloomfield Avenue. Funeral Monday at Vincent Church with Rev Charles Powers officiating. Burial in Glendale Cemetery. Survivors include her daughter Miss Annie Van Winkle.
Funeral services for John Hanily war veteran and Natley resident were held Saturday morning at his home and St Marys Church with burial at St Peters Cemetery in Belleville. He died at 84 on Christmas Eve in his Church Street home. Born in Ireland he came to the United States 62 years ago and settled in Natley. He served in Company G 39th New Jersey Regiment and was honorably discharged. Survived by son Charles Hanily of Bloomfield and daughters Sarah and Mary Hanily of Natley.
Dr Bellesine and two famous entomologists discuss tiny stabilizers on a fly. They describe stabilizers as extremely small, about one fifteenth of an inch long, and note that removing them causes the fly to loop and land on its back.
The notice lists chocolate drops and chocolates from Franklin Chocolates and Rhine white wines, including domestic Rhine, with price estimates 40 to 50 euros. It mentions Barton & Gestier products and bottled items, plus Schaafs Three Star Rye whiskey in full quarts priced around 100.
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