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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1917
Page
5
Mr and Mrs A T Lawrence relocate from Brooklyn to 71 Terrace Avenue. The brief notice records a change of residence and arrival in a new address.
Philip J Bowers & Co sells to Travizano and others a parcel on St Mary's Place near Hancox Avenue with the remainder described as other tract for $1. Meacham & Son transfer Nutley hillside blocks 41 42 43 to Rumvaldo Christofane and heirs for $400. Oaks Ltd and Imp Co convey Albany Avenue tract to Jos Geron for $1. Austin W Thompson conveys Chestnut Street land to Katherine Crawford 250 feet from S Berry for $1.
Angelo M Teavietao and wife transfer property to Universal Bank in a $2,300 mortgage affecting St. Mary’s Pike and Hancox Avenue. Nutley Realty Co. and James E. Cote execute a $3,000 mortgage on Daily Street near Bloomfield Avenue, detailing local real estate activity.
Thursday June 21 commencement exercises at the Auditorium. Friday June 22 the Flower Show unfolds at the Woman's Club. Saturday June 23 a Golf Tournament at Yountakah Country Club benefits the Red Cross.
The article recounts a legend linking cats to Noahs Ark with a tale of mice driving humans to appeal to Noah who summons a lion and a cat is created from the lion’s nostril. It notes a Finnish bread sometimes made from pine bark and moss as a side remark.
Anthony Cerami, a local milk dealer, charged as an accomplice to Thomas Fermila of Belleville in a copper theft from the Scho Park Station Erie Railroad. Fermila faced $5,000 bail, released after funds posted by Antonio Cra. Anthony Paserchia, also of Belleville, held as material witness in $500 bail, released in Chief Wright Sutcliffe's custody.
A passage from the London Standard reproduces a curious oath from the Tale of Man courts. The oath invokes divine witness to swear to impartially execute laws between the king and subjects within the isle and between parties, comparing the judgment to a herring’s position.
A description of the paradise fish highlights its brilliant crimson blue rainbow hues, long dorsal fin, and nest building by the male. Introduced to France from China by M. Simon in 1869 after being found near Canton, the species lays about 200 eggs guarded in a glutinous bubble nest up to six inches wide.
The text notes Smith-Goldmore as a generous elf who frequently assists others including Jones and the speaker, mentioning the speaker visiting his daughter and receiving help.
Lincoln and Park School teams led field day events with relay victories. Yantacaw and Park School dominated junior and senior relays while multiple Park School athletes set top marks in running and jumping events. Notable performances included 440 and 880 yard relays and high jump distances, with Park athletes leading across several age groups.
The Home Protective League unit, Company A, held a meeting at Capt. Dufourd's home. Sergeant Ross was named supply sergeant to record and distribute equipment. Eight men are listed as prospective recruits to join soon. An upcoming drill focused on outposts and entrenchments with a simulated rear guard action. A 75 foot rifle range at 80 Rutan Place will support practice before Nutley Rifle Club qualifications.
A leak was discovered in the Franklin Avenue water main on Thursday prompting an investigation to trace the source filling sewer pipes. Water supply was shut all afternoon during repairs. The road department plans to use the county’s successful fine yellow gravel on town roads this year.
Fragmentary note from an old Kansas City Journal column describes practices of restricting a wife at home by locking her clothes away. The brief item reflects dated social attitudes and domestic control language from the era.
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