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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1919
Page
2
Viola Dana courts a large group of Sadmirers in False Evidence shown this Saturday. A Pathe News epilogue of The Tiger's Trail and Cyclone Smith stories cap the week. Theatre closes on Mondays and Thursdays all summer.
The Rialto in Passaic promotes a doubled screen showing of Secret Service with Ham pton, Cummings, and Lewis Joe on Mon Tue Wed, plus Thur and Sat featuring Major de General Pershing veteran France. Also shows The Firing Line, Civil War drama with wounded hearts and prejudice, and Castle in Robert W. Chambava.
The Montauk Passaic theater plans to screen Auction of Souls the reatent picture of the age about massacres of Christians in Armenia by Turks with Aurora the sole survivor of 600000 girls in the lead role. Proceeds aid relief. Admission has been kept at a low price despite high production costs. Come early to avoid crowds and see this feature along with other program items.
On hot Sundays the Playhouse offers cooling relief with vaudeville acts direct from New York and a film program. Tuesday and Wednesday feature Outlaw with Francis X, plus comedies and the Pathe News.
A fragment indicates Hillside Park draws younger visitors despite ongoing concerns about safety as reports describe repeated incidents involving children and an unknown group. No clear dates or sources available.
Officials report efforts to stop stamp trafficking by fraudsters targeting store owners in northern counties of the state and in New York. Traffickers use signs, runners, and persuasion to lure victims, but stamps are nontransferable and must be surrendered at post offices.
Dominoes for the blind use interlocking mortise joints and raised pips for tactile reading. A William S Sangster note in Boys' Life cites joy and beauty in everyday life while describing adaptive dominoes that aid the sightless.
The guide explains polishing mahogany using rotted linseed oil applied to a soft flannel pad to rub the wood. It notes that cracks can trap oil and harden, then advises wiping excess with a dry cloth. A splash of white vinegar yields a bright dry finish.
A string of property transfers lists buyers and sellers including Pani A Bancel, Fernand A Bancel, Arthur Wenasley, Herman Kind, Nathan Schwartz, John Se, Miami Meyerholz, Matthews Buraket, Peter J as trustee, and Raymond S Hatch. Transfers occur on Lakest ne High st, Grant av, U av, Conover av, Homer av, and Whitford av with values ranging from 1 000 to 5 000 dollars.
Lewis Grant and wife transfer Hawthorne avenue lot 482 feet west of Prospect street measuring 95 by 120 feet for 1 dollar to Harlow A Chandler and wife. Chas A Daly and wife sell Newark street property 260 feet west of Avenue to Paul Bancel and wife for 1 dollar. Fidel Trust Company conveys Whitford Avenue property 310 feet west of Park Avenue 25 by 99 feet for 1 dollar. H W Estelle and wife sell Willow place lot 60 feet west of Chestnut place 560 by 126 feet for 1 dollar. Stephen Kuchiner and wife transfer Homer Avenue lot 244 feet west of Cortlandt Street 37 by 100 feet for 1 dollar to Matthew Burak and wife.
Our store carries the latest Summer wear and shoes. Senta in for first select on footwear made from eS lasts and Lagoan to buy shoes for the whole family at 149 Franklin Ave Nutley NJ.
Alexandria, once famed by Alexander the Great, aims to shed its ancient aura and fully modernize. Fate seems on its side as Cleopatra’s wonders vanish to fire or sea. the city worries trade and fashion now center on European influence and the Black market, dampening romance.
Unclaimed letters listed include Mrs. C. Cahill Luther Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Jeee Vourmer at the local post office awaiting pickup.
The Town of Nutley Board of Commissioners will meet on Tuesday August 5 1919 at 830 pm in the Town Hall to hear objections to an ordinance changing the trunk sewer location from Passaic avenue and Rutgers streets to the Passaic Valley Intercept Sewer along River road beginning near Rutgers place and Whitford avenue and ending east of Washington avenue beyond Yountakah Country Club entrance. The ordinance is open for inspection at the Town Clerk’s office.
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