Fly Traps by Boys Bring Home Economics Fame
Local youths at a pre vocational school on Church Street under instructor F S Collier craft wire mesh fly traps. More than a hundred orders have been placed by townspeople via the Home Economics section of the Woman's Club. The trap uses a wire box and inverted cone baited to lure flies into the net, with a Yale professor's unpatented design aiding public use. The invention, exhibited at the Museum of Natural History, is praised for reducing breeding by catching early flies around stables and other fly-prone areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Street
F. S. Collier
Woman's Club
Woman’s Club
Yale
Museum of Natural History
New Yort
Real estate transfers include multiple properties in Crestwood and Brookfield areas
A series of conveyances record transfers from Chas S Orben and others to Bohk nenberger, J Bowers to Tronnova, Kierstead to Day and Spear, Schmidt to Heberling, Tracey Wood to Those Browns, and Birrer to Hortense Buchener. Properties include Crestwood Avenue proximity to Harrison Street, King Street intersections, Church Street, and Brookfield Avenue, with parcels ranging 38x125 to 70x120 and values listed as $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas S Orben
Clyde
Heberling
Land
Berry
Eva M Kierstead
F B
Spear
John St
Church St
Tracey Wood
Browns
Brookfield
Passaicaw
Horace
Hortense
Seymour Buchener
Es ‘Lake St
Cottage
Arrivals and Removals Mention Hillside Avenue Change
Mrs William Clements and her two children relocate from Hillside Avenue as part of recent household moves noted in the arrivals section. Details remain limited in this fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Clements
Hillside Avenue
Real Estate Sale By Nutley Realty Co
Nutley Realty Co sells bungalow with 75 by 168 plot at No 64 Daily Street to Frederic A Ericson of New York. Occupancy set for June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutley Realty Co
Daily Street
Frederic A. Ericson
New York
Upcoming events in town this spring week
On Saturday May 26 a Children's May Party is hosted by the Woman's Club. On Thursday May 31 a Christian Science lecture will be held at the Masonic Hall. On Saturday June 9 a Track meet takes place on the Park Oval by the Grammar School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Masonic Hall
Park Oval
Grammar School
Property Transfers Include Several Descriptions and Sums
The record lists multiple conveyances with grantors and grantees. Vincenzo Gencarelli and spouse transfer parcels on Park Avenue and Washington Avenue for 2500 dollars. Paul Castronnova and spouse to Franklin Building and Loan Association for 1400 dollars. M D Bahnenberger and spouse to Chas Orbenes Crestwood property 186 feet south of Harrison Street for 550 dollars.
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Vincenzo Gencarelli
Jaserrara
Enzo “.Gencarelli
S Park
Washington
Paul Castronnova
Franklin B & L
S$ Ring St
Berton
D Bahnenberger
Chas
Harrison St
Wanted Work by the Day 35 Cents An Hour
Short classified note seeking daily gardening or care work at TaWns 102 Hopper Avenue. Contact phone 1196 R for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopper Avenue
Grace Church presents Twelfth Night by Nutley Red Cross support
Grace Church women present Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night on June 8 under the direction of Mrs. W. C. Diamond H. M. Libby and H. W. Goodrich. Mr. Hay’s lawn hosts the event with fifty percent of profits to the Nutley Chapter of the American Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Shakespeare
W. C. Diamond
H. M. Libby
H.W. Goodrich
Fire Destroys Lambert Garage on Cathedral Avenue
A garage owned by William A. Lambert opposite his home on Cathedral Avenue burned to the ground after catching fire from burning grass on Monday. Neighbors rolled out two machines, a Pope and a Buick, salvaging them as the Chemical Engine arrived to fight the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William. A. Lambert
Cathedral
Avenue
Local Police Pay Boost Approved by Board of Commissioners
On Commissioner Cook’s recommendation and due to rising costs officers will receive a $100 yearly salary increase. The raise applies to the chief, three sergeants, and eight patrolmen, supplementing a wage scale with a $350 minimum and $850 average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Board of Commissioners
Charles Zehner
Eiseachlin Avenue
Department of Public Safety
High Street
Department of Streets
Otto Fleischower
River Road
Fleischower
John B. Appley
Home ‘Protective League
A.T. Wilkinson
D. J. DeVries
C. Shannon
Aged Seaman James Richardson Dies in Nutley
James Raymond, 71, of 24 Coeyman Avenue Nutley died Sunday night from pneumonia after moving from Bayonne five months ago. He attended Georgetown University and worked in shipping, inventing the Raymond Automobile Relieving Hook for lifeboats. He was a member of Lafayette Lodge No 19 Washington Neptune Association New York and the Naval Engineers and Architects Association New York. Survived by his wife and three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Richardson
Washington
Neptune” Association of
New York
The
Naval Engineers and Architects’ Association
Funeral of Harry Wood at Centre Street Home
Funeral services for Harry Wood of 356 Centre street who died of pneumonia last Sunday night were held Tuesday at his home. Rev. Douglas Matthews of Grace Church officiated. Burial followed at Ridgelawn Cemetery Delawanna with pallbearers Commissioner Gook Chief Sutcliffe former Mayor Samuel Blair and Dayton Kierstead. Wood, born in Manchester England forty two years ago, invented a non refillable bottle patented last year. Survived by wife, mother Mrs Ann Wood, brother Maxwell Wood of Hawley Pa, and five sisters in England. The decedent lived in Nutley about three years, operating a silk mill in the former Hartley factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry ‘Wood
Centre Street
Douglas Matthews
Grace Church
Ridgelawn' S
Delawanna
Sutcliffe
Samuel E. Blair
Dayton Kierstead
Mr. Wood
Manchester
England
Ann Wood
Maxwell Wood
Hawley
Nutley
Daniel Hartley
Hoch Stops Runaway Horse on High Street Hill
Patrolman Henry Hoch halted a runaway horse by seizing its bridle yesterday afternoon on High street hill. The horse, sent by Franklin avenue grocer G. R. Bedell, was driven by an unnamed rider before Hoch intervened to bring it to a stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hoch
High Street
G R. Bedell
Franklin Avenue
Hen
Hoch
Ra Rae
W. A. Lam
Mills Camp Kincowatha Camp Offer in Milton Maine
Mrs Sophia Goodale Mills a councilor in Camp Kincowatha Milton Maine will accompany and care for with her own daughter any girl whose parents wish to send to the best equipped camp in the East Telephone 418 J Montclair or 872 R Nutley For a rent six room cottage just completed F B Speer 556 Centre Street Nutley
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Sophia Goodale “Mills
Camp Kincowatha
Milton
Maine
Montclair
R Nutley
F. B. Speer
Centre Street
Nutley
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Harry Wood
HC. O’l
FORCE
Walnut&Park
Peter Pinajian
Nutley,n. J
Spring Valley Whole Milk Creamery
Spring Valley
Tre
James van Dyk
Passaic, N. J
Estnut Street
Mpatiel
Finderkin
MR. Brunner
Sylvan Place
West
Nutley Uff
West Nutley Station
Sun Office
Fiat
James R. Hay
Passaic Avenue
Ford
T. J. O'Neh
Brookfield Avenue
LLOST
Ally Baker
Franklin ‘Avenue
Alexander Avenue
C. L. Daly
Underwood
Nutley . Realty Company
Kingsland Road
White Springs Paper Co
West Nutley
Weston Street
Blashberg & Ziegler
Clinton Street
Newark
Dietrich
Kingsland Street
Washington Avenue
Nutley. Realty Company
E. G. Clark
Prospect Street
Nutley Realty. Company
Crest Place
Court of Clance
William Kanagan
Broad Street
N. J
Krent
Harlin Mfg. Co
Paterson
Hawthorne Avenue
Lay
York
City
Stephen Street
Belleville
Grant Avenue
Nutley Station
Troley
Chestnut Street
Satakesa Hi Dak
Derivera
Klin
Bloodfield’ Avenue
V. Cockefair
Deans
Nutley Realty Cote Nutley
Newark Star Eagle
William A. Lambert
W.nutley Station
Woolworth Building
N. Y
Barclay
New Jersey
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