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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1915
Page
6
The Nutley Realty Company sells a house and 65 by 110 foot plot at No. 19 St. Peal's Place to C. A. Becker of Jersey City. Occupancy available immediately.
By A. L. Huntley Agency residents at 33 Rutgers Place transfer to T. B. Hazelton. Meyerholz and Dressig apartments at 59 Centre Street transfer to George B. Whitmarsh of New York.
A sequence of deeds records transfers: James A Knowles to Charles R Myer detailing 315 feet southwest from Rutgers Place on southeast Edgewood Avenue, 60 by 202 feet. George H Miler to Henry Randel on Hastings Avenue, lot 157 in Bloomfield Heights. Whitegrie Realty Co to Nellie M Owen on Park Avenue north side, 50 feet east of Whitford Avenue. Margaret M Fick to William F Headley on William Street north side, 260 feet west from Franklin Avenue, 80 by 00 feet and related tracts.
Henry Jot transfers a mortgage on 157 East Side Hastings Avenue for $94. Joseph Rose funds a mortgage at the West End Building and Loan Association on the north corner of Franklin Avenue and Stager Street for $3,700.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount an old London Gazette issue dated Sept 1666 describing a fire in London and the plague disruption. It notes a special number published Nov 14 1065 and references Oxford during a great plague moment, with mentions of schoolchild arithmetic and a London paper lineage.
The schedule lists events from November 16 to January 14 including Battalion's movie night on Tuesday, entertainment at Town Hall Thursday November 18, Smoker and Entertainment at Dutig Hall Friday November 19, Masquerade dance at St Mary's Parish Hall Monday November 22, Dance at Masonica Hall Thursday December 2, P B A Dance at Town Hall Friday December 17 and Charity Ball at Town Hall Friday January 14.
Morning mail arrives at 7.35 12.45 2.45 6.30. Mails depart at 8.05 1.09 6.00. Deliveries run morning 8 to 12 and afternoon 1.30 to 4.30. Collections occur during on morning and afternoon deliveries with a nightly 7.15 collection.
Unclaimed letters listed for residents including James Barars Rev George Brodthage H G Cropper R H Cook H F Dupont F W Fieder Benadikto Heres Mr and Mrs Martin Mr H Swayer and others. Also local ads seek room and board housekeeper nurse listings renting rooms and a garage key offer and several real estate notes with Nutley Caldwell and East Orange references.
A letter from Charles Dickens discusses Nicholas Nickleby and the novel's balance of earnest truth with humor. He notes his aim to avoid disgust while preventing weariness in readers with its more foul aspects.
A sympathetic old lady questions a worn tramp about leaving theater work due to cinema demand. He explains there is little work for traditional stage hands as movie production grows, highlighting shifts in entertainment from live theater to film.
A fragmented reflection on obedience and rule cites Shakespeare and notes exceptions for doctors and lawyers. The text suggests that those who lack ruling wisdom should follow guidance from those who know. It reads as a terse aphorism on discipline and expertise.
The Octemay Oard Club met at Mrs. Charles Armstrong on Franklin Avenue Tuesday. Winners were Mrs. Co B life, Mr. FL E Moni nd, and Mrs. BH L Orak with M Muus substituting for G Yéry. other attendees included Mrs. A R Teylor and Miss S Fithers.
The fifth annual ball of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association will be in the Town Hall Auditorium on Friday evening December 17. Committee in charge includes George Malizia Thomas Murren and Henry Hoch.
A dance will be given by Stars and Stripes Council Daughters of Liberty at Masonic Hall on Thursday evening December 2. The committee in charge includes Mrs. Joseph Jameson chairman Mrs. Abram Paxton Mrs. Alexander Willsie Mrs Wright Sutcliffe Robert Parr and Alfred Yost.
Tuesday afternoon library story hour drew a large audience. Librarian Irene Phillips announced Flora Anna Steel's The Bear's Bad Bargain from Tales of the Pun jest. The library added 150 new children's books to the shelves.
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