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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1916
Page
7
By A L Hantley No 15 Willow place to BH Winkelman Bayonne No 188 High street lower floor to Frank McGraw New York No 85 Hawthorne avenue to H C Harris Paterson
Real estate listing notes sale by Nutley Realty Co with details of a house and plot designated as No 15 on St Pauls Place. The brief item highlights ownership transfer and property description within the local listing column.
Frederick C. Miller and others assign to Elizbeth A. Wadsworth a parcel at Friedland road and Usion Avenue with a stated value. Elizabeth Wadsworth and heirs transfer to William Meyerbols a property for one dollar. Harold W Headley and heir transfer to Ethel B Headley at the northwest corner of River Road and a new street, sized 92 by 120, for a dollar.
Naltey Realty Co transfers property to Theresa J Kierstead at 726 feet off Hillside Street valued at 4500 dollars. Emil G Grossman and spouse deed land to Second Sev Bank at Center Street with Ellen Dinneen’s land as reference for 2500 dollars.
Mails Arrive times 7.35 12.45 2.45 and Mails Leave 8.05 1.00 6.00 Deliveries Morning 8 to 12 Afternoon 1.30 to 4.30 Collections Morning and Afternoon 7.15 every night Battles of a Day note: Waterloo six hours Sevastopol twelve and a half hours Gravelotte nine hours Mars la Tour ten hours Koeniggratz eight Oniima three-and-a-half hours pists three days Gettysburg three
A businessman asks about numbers while a woman who once served as wardrobe mistress for a burlesque troupe explains her background. Jude.
A list of local events includes a dance on Monday April 24 at Town Ball. A Board of Education meeting on Tuesday April 25 and a Board of Trade banquet on Thursday April 27 are planned. Card parties are set for Tuesday May 2 at Town Hall and Wednesday May 3 at Masonic Hall. A Play at Town Hall is slated for Friday May 26.
The Field Club held its annual election last Saturday night naming Henry M. Libby as President and D. Anthony Usina as Secretary. Charles B. Royce became House Committee Chair and Dean Welch took charge of Grounds. Louis E. Carman was re elected Treasurer with Harry Carland as Entertainment Chair. A drawing selected Mr. and Mrs. Usina and others as winners.
A fragment from the Lovers song recalls the shamrock's charms to bring luck, reveal ghosts, or aid dreams of a beloved. It notes a traveler’s shoe fragment for safe travel and a lover’s tale of enchanters scattering bills to spare sorrow.
The Kansas City Journal editorializes on duties surrounding the presidency noting rituals such as greeting staff like engineers and walking in the rain as expected traditions. The piece comments on whether such customs are essential to the office.
Late model touring car for sale or trade for building plot. Six room bungalow with steam heat and attractive grounds offered by Nutley Realty Company. Also fine lots on Hill on Chestnut Street by W G Keierstead. Silk umbrella lost replaced at Board of Trade dinner. Girls wanted for clean work. Lot 50 by 240 in restricted neighborhood for $1 200. Learner in machine shop wanted. Dress form offered. Lost bull terrier female. Boy wanted for a job.
Rental notice for a well kept six room and bath home in West Nutley near the depot with modern utilities and improvements. Features include electricity gas private garage and nice grounds. Adults preferred reference required Charles H Kierstead owner 609 Franklin Ave phone 1111. 4-22 tf.
Nutley Realty Company lists diverse housing options for spring occupancy. From six to nine room homes with up to date features and easy terms, including a modernized seven room house with bath, hardwood floors, steam heat, and large veranda near West Nutley Station priced at 5000. Additional rental space available in a post office building for events. Also an entry at 106 Hawthorne Avenue offered on easy terms for 5500.
The directors of the Woman's Exchange have abandoned plans to relocate to the Woman's Club. They cite economy as the reason and say no move will occur. A benefit card party is planned for Tuesday afternoon at Town Hall with Mrs. Dean Worth and others in charge.
The Sunday readings at Free Public Library have been discontinued until fall.
Announcement states Franklin avenue will be repaired jointly by the trolley company and the town and work will start within a few days. The project aims to improve travel and reduce future delays on the route.
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