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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1917
Page
6
The Lamore Beatty Company under President William A Lambert sold to Joseph G Giambalvo of Brook a large stucco house on a 150 by 210 foot plot on the crest of the hill at Sterling Forest Greenwood Lake.
Cancellations list addresses Brookline avenue 225 6 Florence street and Hillside avenue with amounts 800 and 111.39. Names include Elizabeth Issler and Louise Tridler with mappings to Robert Brauer Jr Thomas M Smith and Nils Hersloft with Laura Newton and Satterthwaite avenue 2955. A $5000 figure appears for the latter property.
Reginald T Bennett transfers to Jas A Knowles at Lafayette Place 275 feet near Melrose 25 by 125 feet for a dollar. Arlmont Co transfers to Consistory of Reformed Church Hillside Crescent Corner Lot 21 100 by 200 feet for a dollar. Kremsky and wife transfer to John Golem Biowski and wife Florence Street 251 feet west from Brookline Avenue 50 by 99 feet for a dollar. Oaks Land and Improvement Co to Albert Stoprowski and wife Harrison Street 50 feet from Evergreen Avenue 50 by 93 feet for a dollar. Nutley Realty Co to Frederick A Ericson and wife Daily Street 267 feet east from Bloomfield Avenue 75 by 168 feet for a dollar.
A track meet is scheduled for Saturday June 9 at Park Oval by Grammar School.
The article explains river bank directions by flow, noting the right bank when facing downstream, citing Poughkeepsie on the left and Albany on the right. It also offers kitchen advice to use a small oven alongside the range for baking slowly or quickly, keeping the range hot for concurrent cooking.
John Golembiowski and spouse transfer Florence Street property to Charles Chaykowski and spouse for Brookline area valued at £500. Frederick A Ericson and spouse convey Cones Daily Street 253 feet from Bloomfield Avenue to Nutley Realty for $2,000.
Horse enthusiasts get fashion guidance for spring riding attire. Tips cover jodhpurs breeches boots and practical layers for riding events and daily equestrian use with emphasis on fit comfort and safety.
The article details the high price of horseback attire for debutantes including a riding habit hat riding skirt and heavy gloves priced from about 40 to 100 for a custom suit. Boots cost around 15 and a fine straw riding hat runs roughly 4 to 5 dollars.
A saying warns that sudden wealth or sudden poverty tests a person’s true nature. It suggests riches expose character while misfortune reveals authentic values and priorities.
For sale Fiat car four passenger apply to James R Hay 385 Passaic Avenue 6 9 17 tf wanted A Paisley shawl must be in good condition Box 61 Sun office s 6 16 for sale Horse suitable for business use or livery must sell quick A D Rutan 14 Brookway Nutley 6216 to let three rooms and large pantry hot and cold water stationary range 356 Centre Street 6 16
Published notices explain Army and National Guard staffing by volunteers and universal service for other land forces. It covers age, enrollment, officer training, commissions, pay, and enlistment procedures including postmasters acting as recruiters. Listings include local job ads and notices from Nutley and surrounding area.
Complaint filed by Ludwig Spatz notes a woman who offered brown stamps in place of green stamps and fled with about 700 stamps. Newton Williamson, an escaped inmate, was recaptured and returned to Overbrook. Nelson Brady, charged with prowling and intoxication, was released after arrest. Mrs. John Porglowski was arrested for theft of $300 but the case settled out of court. James Corone backed a truck, breaking a post, and Gustav Leutigens recovered mail from the damaged box.
Hat designers favor georgette crepe de chine and nets for mil liner headpieces. Crepe covered modes feature trape trims and straw facing. wide brim designs include sage knots and crab accents.
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