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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1919
Page
9
Fragmentary text references Vreeland and Gee avenues in Nutley with a yearly amount and unclear notation. The readable portion suggests a local public notice or assessment about an annual charge, but specifics are missing.
The passage argues for a Build Now program to reinvest returned wartime funds into domestic prosperity and housing. It claims shortages in housing will ease as the economy shifts from war to peace and urges businesslike action to support welfare and rebuild.
The piece argues that Bolshevism is not the sole cause of disorder in major cities and London, noting broad social dissatisfaction. It questions a new social order, cites jitney bus competition as a public issue, and suggests a need for prompt concessions from those in power.
The Kingsland street segment irked visiting motorists more than Nutley residents yet its repair is welcomed. The area has become a talking point for outsiders and locals alike as a Prussian figure’s paradoxical shifts from sentiment to harshness are noted amid broader wartime reflections.
William T. Bather of Brooklyn, famed for steel portrait engravings, purchased a new house on Prospect Street near Vreeland Avenue and will reside there. He is the father of Mrs. Benjamin R. Colwell of Vreeland Avenue.
Churches nationwide join tomorrow to stress employment for men. Ministers will speak on the topic and urged to contact local employment offices to rehire workers who left to fight. Nutley office operates in Town Hall under Town Clerk Blum.
The week's sales of W. B. B. in the schools totaled across districts including Park Washington Lincoln Yantacaw Spring Garden with amounts 12.10 73.62 6.25 and others.
The fragmentary text mentions a coveral conata and two hoes with unclear context. Names, places, and concrete actions are not discernible, leaving only scattered keywords and no resolvable event.
Thursday night visit with her daughter Mrs. Edmund A. Crenshaw of Long Beach Cal. reveals the survivor. She had been ailing for several years. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon. The Williams left Nutley about ten years ago.
A Bloomfield case reports a suspect fined two dollars with costs and ordered to enjoin barking. The complaint was by R. Laciar of Bloomfield. Police searched for the persons involved, but found no trace of the alleged gipsies or their informant.
Fragmentary notes describe a street vendor scene with mentions of Kent and Arlene May. Readable names and place hints point to a childhood memory motif and an in‑street setting without clear events or outcomes.
A May 14 event features a concert and a demonstration at Camel Arena. Franklin, Pade, and others are listed among participants in the readable text.
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