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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1915
Page
4
The page lists wordplay puzzles where terms from music appear in each line and hints at an organized club. It includes a long set of riddle answers such as organ viol harp castanet lute concert pedal and notes about weather seagulls as barometers and a verse about Willie Minds the Baby with local characters enjoying playful chatter.
Buckskin gloves are needed in rough regions with thorns and briers. Buy regular army buckskin gloves. they stay supple when dry. Cavalry gauntlets suit horseback trips, and folding the gauntlet back lets it serve as a drinking cup.
A reader scene quotes a spectator admiring a woman at the next table whose hands are described as rough yet studded with solitaire diamonds, with a nod to the phrase diamond in the rough from the St Louis Post-Dispatch.
Local residents article lists weekend visits by Mr and Mrs Howard Shepard in New York with Mr and Mrs Herbert Herbstreith of Reed. Mr and Mrs A N Lupier of Steelton Pa hosted at Chestnut Street. Misses Edith and Mildred Poole plan a Halloween masquerade. various club events at Congregational Church and St Pauls. a chicken dinner sale by Reformed Church Ladies Circle. Missionary Society gathering at Cottage Place.
Nutley and nearby communities report a busy spell of social visits parties and club events. Notables include Mire Oscar S Kraegar traveling to Kansas City and Miss Touilse Chande hosting guests from New York while Mrs Ernest Weinwiedel visited Jersey City. Royal Arcanum activities and Halloween gatherings fill the week with dances card parties and MSS Saint Marys Church tennis and freshmen masquerade events at local schools.
Located at Franklin Avenue, corner of High Street, entrance through the drug store. Separate optometry and optical services offered for eye care and eyewear.
The London Mail describes regular onions as largely infection resistant and immune to most ailments. It claims onions improve complexion and can be eaten boiled in milk drink or steamed with bread butter and cheese for a satifying meal suitable for brain work or manual labor. A mouthful of hot toffee is said to remove the after smell.
Mrs J P Huntting of Prospect street hosted a Monday luncheon for Mrs J O Billings of Wilkesbarre Pa. The guest list included Mrs T C Lucas Mrs J K Smith Rod Vreeland Mrs H B Dawes and Mrs H S Jehime of Passaic Mrs C M Roe of Nutley and Mrs J B Huntting of Brooklyn.
Robert Parr of Franklin Avenue spent the early part of the week in town where his father died on Saturday. Funeral services were held Wednesday at that place.
Louisa Sutcliffe of the Star and Stripes Council and Daughters of Liberty will preside at a meeting next Thursday at 7 30 p.m. The lodge will travel in a body to Bloomfield for the opening of the new Junior Order Hall there.
Mrs. Jessie Conger wife of Dorris Conger of Hillside Avenue Brooklyn has filed for divorce. Their child Edna Maybelle Conger is named as the chief witness in the proceedings.
Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Harry D. Fion’s home for the Woman’s College at Rutgers, top scores announced for sixteen players including Mrs W D Martin and Mrs Lelan Merrill. The Friday Afternoon Club hosted with fifteen tables of bridge euchre and five hundred.
Local police arrested Joseph Bohtily of Wallington last Saturday morning after he confessed to robbing the home of John Donohue on Union Avenue. His accomplice, identified as William Brodnack, remains at large.
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