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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1915
Page
8
Manthe EL Leffingwell of New York and E W Cross of Milwaukee are listed among arrivals at the Wickham House in this brief society note.
Philip J. Bowers and Co. transfers to Charles Gardner lot No 13 block 387 Natley Same. Also transfer from Philip J. Bowers to Charles Thaller eight lots from Nutley Terrace map on east side Myrtle Avenue.
Records show several property transfers including Louise Hadyik and husband to Roseville Building and Loan Association on south side Stager Street near Franklin Avenue for 1200 dollars. Jacob Zimmerer also transfers for 600 dollars. Reginald J. Bennett to Charles J. Kieran on Melrose Street near Myrtle. Charles Gardner to Franklin Building and Loan on Park and Myrtle NE corner for 300 dollars. August Zampone to Mamie Zampone on Harrison Street Newark Avenue for 600 dollars.
Local listings show a busy January with events across Bloomfield and nearby towns. Gun club practices, basketball games at Park School featuring Franklins versus Park Ways, plus talks by Congressman Gray at the Republican Club and Social Service Bureau meetings at Park School.
Schedule details mail arrivals at 7.35 and 12.45 and 2.45 with a 0.30 noted. Departures listed as 8.05, 13.09, and 6.00. Deliveries run morning 8 to 12 and after noon with 1730 to 4 30. Collections note morning and afternoon deliveries with a nightly 7.15.
The post office lists unclaimed letters for Mrs Hamilton Bdnnell Mr Dan Clark Miss Bettie Chatham Dr D R Crounse Mr and Mrs William M Gifford Jennie O Von Méed Mr Emma Forfer Gretta Sullivan Miss Mary Williams Mrs Joseph Wood. Frank C Drake Superintendent.
Daily train times for the Erie Railroad show departures to New York and Paterson with miscellaneous notes on minutes differences for West Nutley Avondale and Jersey City. listings cover Weekdays Saturdays Sundays and specific times across morning to night schedules.
Trolleys run on headways from five minutes during commission hours to twenty minutes late at night. Seventeen minutes to Erie Main line in Passaic by trolley. The last trolley from Newark departs at 4 55 a.m. from Broad and Market. Last car from Nutley to Newark leaves at 3 o'clock.
English report notes a tonnage figure of 18 388 339 and describes theories about timber origins from France. Exeter Cathedral is said to hold a large collection of medieval musical specimens, including a very old instrument dated to the eleventh or twelfth century.
Wanted a quiet studious youth to share a large front room in a pleasant Nutley house. Two beds two closets. Excellent table board. Near Nutley Station. Rent seven fifty per week. Address A. S. Nutley Sun. Also listings for sale and rental ads from same source.
A proposal argues for starting seventh graders in high school to boost rural pupils access to specialized courses. It suggests replacing some elementary content with two additional years of high school coursework and allowing course selection. The plan aims to engage students early and aid those leaving at fourteen to enter vocations with relevant training.
A Philadelphia Ledger report notes jumping as a common locomotion across many animal groups. Kangaroos, ferrets, thrushes, robins, frogs, crabs, and even lions are cited, with fishes like salmon and sea trout highlighted for their powerful leaps. Salmon can jump ten feet high when hooked, aided by tail power and body flexion.
Ancient inland peoples valued salt springs and legends say the Chaonians of Epirus possessed a salt spring that made a stream free of fish. The tale credits Heracles with granting their forefathers the salt.
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