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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1915
Page
3
The article contrasts two approaches for families: running a business at loss or debt versus buying in the cheapest market. It argues that tracking newspaper offerings reveals the best bargains and criticizes families who complain about living costs for not seeking better prices.
The Sun’s remarks last week on sidewalk methods in suburban towns stir interest. Readers report frustration with the current approach and support landscaping as a corrective measure.
Two masked burglars swarmed a Bloomfield village bank on a Wednesday afternoon, looted about $5,000, and vanished. The Nutley air raid mood sparks discussion, while locals quip about wind ward strategies and Sunday ordinances.
Grace Church Ways and Means Chapter plans a fall fair to be held November 12 at Town Hall. Tables will sell household and fancy items plus children’s novelties. Parish women urged to participate and notify Mrs Montague at 262 Grant Avenue of preferred work.
A commuter writes to The Sun urging sidewalk reform and focuses on securing proper lines as crucial to efficiency and aesthetics. He argues straightening streets is costly but essential for a well ordered pedestrian system.
William Stenzxeibrku allegedly stole two pounds of pork chops from Sam Evans last Saturday night. Evans reported the incident, police arrested Stenzx with Sergeants Jameson and Stager and Chanceman Jenkins. The following day Stenzx paid a $3.50 fine and refunded Evans $1.50 after admitting to tossing the chops into a brook.
Miss Alice A. Conway, formerly of Nutley Post Office, wed Joseph Burns of Newark on Wednesday. They tour Maine and will reside in Newark. Conway, daughter of the late Sidney V. Conway, left Nutley for a Newark posting about a year ago. Burns works in the Newark Mail ing division.
Former Mayor James Gillmore sails today for England on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Alberson spend a fortnight at Asbury. Mrs. Arthur Hoeber returns from Richmond. Edgar Sergeant travels to Gloucester Mass. J B Turnboil and family tour Niagara Falls Canadian Lakes Thousand Islands return via Lake George Saratoga. Hastes return from Southampton. Edgar Clements visits Madrid. Mrs. Arthur Carr and family home from Ocean Grove. Tasker couple at Mt Pocono. Mrs Ten Broeck Howard returns from Lake George. Blanchard couple trips to Quebec. Isabelle Jackson returns from New Britain guest visit to Miss Vivian Bell. Mrs. A. S. Kline at Asbury Park. Lambert hosts friends at Greenwood Lake. Brown Beatty and Natley friends fish without a record catch. William Arnold travels to Maine. Mrs. Gladwin to spend August at Atlantic City. Eugenie Guthrie at Allendale.
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