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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
8
A fragmented advertisement lists Graham Crackers, Fig Bars at 9¢, 2 OClock Teas and Social Teas 27¢, Lemon Soaps and Parlor Matches 34¢, and other pantry staples. Names like Mary Auns and Scheuer’s Pure Laundry or Borax appear amidst price tags and product lines.
A fire on Monday razed the De Flag Grating Manufacturing Co plant on Passaic avenue and Kingsland street leaving only ashes. The firm, making harmless fireworks, suffered about 3000 dollars in losses as the Nutley department could only apply chemicals since hydrants were outside town limits and no insurance was carried. The building, a few years old, was tied to the Alumetal Co of Newark whose failed plans and a vanished secret formula led to lawsuits and the company's dissolution.
Nutley firemen answered a Saturday night alarm from box 52 at the old Antique Hotel on River road. Occupant J. H. Stanley reported the fire started from clothing near the kitchen range. The structure lay beyond water mains, forcing a bucket brigade until back taps could be sounded about two hours after the alarm. Loss estimated at 360 dollars.
Services begin with morning worship at 9 45 a m and 11 o'clock led by Rev Henry J Condit. Evening sermon at 7 45 p m titled The Days of the Giants. Twilight services from 7 to 8 p m start July 3 with music and a short sermon. Communion and baptism follow in the morning July 3.
A late 1920s Nutley New Jersey classified section lists lost jewelry a topaz brooch with reward at 209 Prospect street, home and room rentals on multiple avenues, job notices for a girl to wash dishes and a live-in boarder, sale of a Sperry Springs camp, furniture for sale, a bicycle and firearms bargain, a large residential property for sale at 659x155 corner lot with modern conveniences, Nutley Park rental, and other real estate and misc ads.
Howard Rieth died after two days of agony from a scalding accident in his East Passaic Avenue home. The funeral is conducted by Rev. George L. Curtiss at 3 p.m. at the family residence, with burial in Glen Ridge Cemetery.
A list of students across grades from Kindergarten to Seventh who were neither absent nor tardy during May and June. Names include Joseph Adams, Frank Bennett, Gertrude Cueman, Esther Edger ton, and others per grade, noting multiple spellings and diacritic inconsistencies.
Mrs Charles Thurston and Mrs A Domingo Usina won prizes at the Ladies Bridge Club meeting held at the home of Mrs J Harry Hull on Vreeland Avenue. Attendees included Mrs George B Philhower, Mrs Charles S Thurton, Mrs Lyman Nichols, Mrs E P Montague, Mrs J Hamy Hull, Mrs William F Dabney, Miss Kate C Lambert, Mrs Sumner W White, Mrs George Walcott, Mrs J Andrew Schmidt.
On Sunday at 11 a.m. Pastor Rev. William Stuart will preach Not Yet Manifest. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Evening service at 7 45 p.m. topic The Worker’s Plea. Sons and Daughters of the King meet 7 15 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. Junior Christian Endeavor Wednesday at 7 30 p.m.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a courtship from school days where a maiden, calm and graceful, once captured attention. The piece notes the pair later drifted apart and implies a judged mismatch, ending with a reflection on past affections and social expectations.
Members of the Ladies Aid Society of the Vincent M E Church hosted a surprise afternoon at Prospect Street for president Mrs. Albert B. Meredith. A cut glass punch bowl was presented and guests enjoyed singing, a luncheon, and fellowship with numerous attendees listed by name.
Transit entries show connections from Nutley and Avondale lines with station notes and fare indicators. Figures like 4% and 7.24 appear beside station references. details include lane stations and arrival times, but many fragments remain unreadable.
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