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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1917
Page
2
Case describes damages from a collision between the defendant's car and the plaintiff's auto truck. Evidence notes weekly earnings loss and medical or other losses. Court records show claims of monetary awards and related fiscal figures.
A collection of case notes discusses ownership rights over a vehicle, liability for use, and municipal power to regulate street traffic. It cites Jensen vs Hischer, West vs City of Asbury Park, McMillan vs Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line, Lange v New York Susquehanna and Western RR, Ackerman v Fifth Avenue Coach, and Baker v Iowa. The notes cover imputed negligence, third party fault, and pedestrian rights at intersections.
A long garbled line lists numerous individuals with varied spellings and truncations including Crowley Crosbie Clark Dolan Dippold Dunn Baile Evile Evans Felder Fenton Finley Grant Hickey Hannan Hochstrasser Kwik Kaizer McCorkindale Stager Stickle Stengelred Vreeland Waines and others, suggesting a damaged social or membership roster entry.
Mrs. Charles W. Stockton of Ridgewood is appointed temporary chairman for New Jersey by the Woman's Committee of the Council of National Defense. She leads the state chapter of the New Jersey Federation of Women's Clubs and assumes the role as the war effort intensifies.
Essex County Orphans Court orders show cause why the estate of Ellen Connor deceased should not be sold to pay debts. Jennie Boyd Yerg as administratrix exhibits a true account showing insufficient funds. Court in Newark set August 8, 1917 at 1100 hours to show cause for sale of 160 High Street Nutley Essex County New Jersey.
Beginning at the intersection of High street and Glen avenue the parcel runs along Glen avenue 255 feet to Hawthorne avenue thence along Hawthorne 40 feet to Lot 12 corner then along Lot 12 line 128 feet to Lot 9 line along Lot 9 line 10 feet to Lot 8 corner along Lot 8 line 127 feet to High street then along High street to Glen avenue and back to beginning containing Lots 9 and 13 on the map of F. J. Harris and G. W. Carmicke at Franklin New Jersey conveyed to Ellen Connor by deed of Laura Poe Newton dated September 1 1906 and recorded in Essex County Register of Deeds Book M40 on September 1 1906 It is ordered the notice be published in the Nutley Sun for six weeks at least once weekly.
In the New Jersey Chancery court a writ of fieri facias directs a public sale of mortgaged premises in Nutley Essex County. The sale at Newark Court House is set for Tuesday July 3 at 2 p m listing two tract descriptions and the property conveyed to Max Mindlin by Reginald T Bennett with registration in Essex County. Sheriff Ralph B Schmidt signs. Howe and Davis are solicitors.
The Nutley Club announces a ball throwing contest this Saturday. Prudential, featuring minor leaguers, will play a fast game against Nutley with Walker the pitcher favored to perform again. Rupe Simpson is loaned to the Speedways and will miss Nutley’s lineup.
Nutley A C dropped a twelve inning contest to Loomfield Catholic Lyceum by 4 to 3 last Sunday. The game featured a lengthy extra frame and a slugging effort from Nutley with several players contributing across the batting order.
Nutley Red Cross names a novel 4 Patriot ic Tournament at Yountakah Country Club on June 23. Players pay one cent per stroke and will be taxed 2.00 for missing 3 cards. Morning or afternoon play, six prizes awarded, proceeds go to the American Red Cross in Washington. The event supports Red Cross Week June 18 to 25.
The New York American notes Fourier founded a cooperative Industrialism centered on phalanges of about 1000 living in a shared building with cultivated soil. Agriculture would be staple though groups could pursue favorable trades. Several attempts failed to implement his theories.
Flamingoes tongues were once a luxury in Roman days. The authors of Unexplored Spain tested them and found the tongue a thick fleshy organ with spiky hooks, tough as rubber, and refused by their dogs.
The Cape canary is described as the only native African song bird famed for a sweet continuous song. It is found even in the Orange River Colony, where song birds are scarce. Life is the interval between breaths. half breaths mean half lives. Do not dust electric globes while unlit as static electricity may break filaments.
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