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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1919
Page
6
Nutley Boy Scouts plan to send 20 000 scouts to a Central Park Sheep Meadow rally on May 17 with General Baden Powell as guest. Events include a May 24 town hall demonstration and a June field meet. A victory bonfire and power show follow the Meace Treaty signing.
Chicago St Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas and San Francisco districts will receive specific quotas for enrolling associate members. The plan aims to systematize recruitment across six major regions and standardize targets for year one.
The Woman's Club schedules meetings on May 12 with a Taxation topic by Commissioner Withey, May 26 joint session with the Friday Afternoon Club to report on the State Federation Convention in Atlantic City, and May 5 and 22 on The Education of Henry Adams. Social engagements include Friday sessions, May 16, hosted by Mr. George H. Philhower, and May 1 afternoon cards hosted by Mrs. Charles N. Caldwell. May Day for children is set for May 28 from 4:90 to 6 p.m. Members elected in April include T. D. Puller, D. To Fhawles, Mrs. Warren T. Hoyt, and Mrs. Margarer W. Wiley.
AOntario woman explains delays in sending remittance to a Boston firm due to a stock of 30 cent money orders held by a local postmaster for six years The postmaster now has no other denominations available causing the apology and slow sales of 30 cent orders.
Silvered plate glass with beveled edges and intagio details originated in Venice. Early mirrors stayed small with five feet as the largest. In the seventeenth century large panels came from multiple plates with gilt moldings concealing seams. Louis XV clad Versailles walls with looking glass panels.
A plant named the tilt tree is being cultivated in Costa Rica as the lightest known wood in the world. It promises exceptional lightness for use in airline construction and other lightness dependent applications, reducing weight while maintaining strength.
Fragmentary verse fragment hints at a pursuit connected to sweetness and heat. The text names Matthew Arpold and references a will to prevail, suggesting a literary or poetic note rather than a clear event.
The passage argues Shakespeare and Dickens had lesser children than their fathers. It contrasts Owen Meredith with Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton, noting Meredith’s mediocrity beside his father. It claims Alexander Dumaskin and Nathaniel Whintharie outshined their sons in stature.
The November anniversary marks Peter the Great's defeat in 1700 by Charles XII of Sweden. The Russian forces faced heavy losses as the Swedish commander demonstrated superior strategy, shaping the era's military narrative and highlighting the czar’s tactical struggles.
A comic remark describes tall players making women appear short, suggesting a playful comparison and caricature of height. The line hints at social dynamics and humor rather than a formal event or report.
Property transfers include Margaret Bo Francis to Margaret Bb Francis at 265 feet from Prospect on Reed Street valued at $1. Maude S Hourter and husband transfer to Flor race K Colpitts on Nutley Avenue near Nogen Place with $1 consideration. Hank of Nutley to Nutley Realty Up at Chestnut Street 270 feet east of Whit Font Avenue valued at $4,000. Charence F Faith and wife to Thomas H Cares and wife on Sylvan Place, 7 by 14 feet, $1. Ralph Jennings and wife to Lottie It Neston on Draspeet Street 624 feet from Vreeland Avenue. Teuton de TM Crieterone to et ux something valued at £1.
Parcel transactions involve Carmine De Crigtofono and Katharine Eastment on Nutley Hill map with frontage on Kingsland Street and Franklin Avenue, 77 by 0 feet, $1. Sali Pignatoro and spouse transfer at Center Street 226 feet from Brookline Avenue for $1. Leon Lewis transfers to Bank of Nutley for several lots at Block 2, $1. John R Flavell sheriff to Metropolitan Lumber Co on Stager Street 399 feet from Franklin Avenue for $300. Nutley Realty Co to Edgar A Dunham at Rutgers Place 156 feet from Edgewood Avenue totaling $1. Isabella B R Satterthwaite to Chase Wildrick at Whitford and Chestnut, 150 feet off Chestnut, $100.
Florence R Colpitts and others mortgage Nutley Avenue area properties to Maude S Bouvier for 4500 dollars. Mary Rabba and husband mortgage to Franklin A and Association on Harnon and Sloomfield Avenue for 3000 dollars. Lotte Tr Newton and husband mortgage to Hank of Nutley on Prospect to Tr Veeola d Avenue for 4000 dollars. Mary Rabba and husband mortgage to Franklin Reboer on Harrison Avenue now Kloomfelt Avenue for 2200 dollars. John Romane transfers to Nathan Kaufman on lots 23 45 67 EE Menach estate for 800 dollars. Katherine K Eastment and husband mortgage Nutley Realty Co on Kingsland Street to Franklin Avenue for 1250 dollars. Chase Wildrick to Isabella Be Sat terthwaite on Whitford Avenue 150 feet from Chestnut Street for 7500 dollars. Vito F Sealera to Security A and Amen on Center Street 226 feet from Brookline Avenue for 4000 dollars.
A scarce corps of experts trains in banknote engraving with only about a hundred men nationwide capable of mastering the craft. The specialized skill encompasses intricate lines, security features, and precise artistry essential to currency production.
A quirky note suggests a feature difference between old-time writing and crime. It contrasts a pen name versus plain identity, implying crooks use aliases while writers use pseudonyms though both employ language to influence. The remark highlights themes of appearance and deception.
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