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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1917
Page
5
The Nutley Patriotic Fund seeks continuous, organized collections to meet all wartime needs. Officials urge residents to understand the fund’s purpose, stressing duty, burden sharing, and the goal of preventing wasteful efforts while ensuring Nutley does its full share.
The New Republic argues that German settlement in Brazil remained vivid to many Germans. With Brazil at war, German interests there will decay and after the war Brazil and other Allied nations will thwart any revival of peaceful penetration.
The St Marys Club opened with a large smoker at Dene Rework featuring Rene the arm leas wonder and Ian, with Sade de Willem Heant and Rev Edward Rector prominent in founding. The club plans a euchre and basket party soon as membership exceeds 150.
Washington orders require all Christmas boxes for soldiers be brought to the post office for inspection. Volunteers are urged to deliver unwrapped boxes to the office.
Mrs. Mary E. Harris, 55, of Chestnut Street, sustained bruises to the head and back after a fall on the stairs. Her injuries are not reported as serious.
Protests against implementing the skip-stop trolley scheme on the Patterson line prompted the Board of Commissioners to direct the clerk to file objections with the Public Utility Commission. Town engineer investigates the Diebitech Valley Sewer Bay as part of the town’s concerns. The mayor received a donation request from the Junior Order Fire for use of Town Hall, which was referred to the mayor.
After a short illness, Harry Hoch Strasser of 126 Passaic Avenue died Thursday from a complication of illnesses. He was fifty five years old and is survived by his wife, two daughters, a son, two sisters and one more relative.
An obituary notes Peter Bens of Waldrich Breachery, age 53, who died after a hearth accident. He is survived by his wife and seven children.
Clerks raced Tuesday night to be first to report results. Tony Tirello, a longtime local optionist, rode to a place on the successful Nutley Assembly ticket and headed toward Trenton.
A three year old boy Harold excitedly tells his mother to hurry see the moon seems broken. The remark captures a gentle moment of childlike interpretation of a natural sight.
Harry Eugene Stewart formerly of Kingsland street and Miss Nee Nees Nettle are announced as an engaged couple in local social circles.
A fragment notes Metcalf B. Hatch of Vree land avenue and street in La. involving a barrel and a half of apples and a secured rate or home item.
Fragmentary lines suggest a reflection on wisdom and virtue tied to a map motif. The text hints at an optimistic view of guidance beyond residence or residence as a metaphor for location of insight. The phrasing remains enigmatic and abstract.
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