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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1916
Page
5
Mrs Romeo Alfonzo relocates from Kingsland street to Ashville North Carolina. The brief notice records a change of residence with names and addresses as provided.
Notley Manor Land Co to Stephen and others on Vreeland Avenue and Dodd Street, 27 by 100 plots valued at $1, to Logis Kolody and others, sheriff Ralph B Schmidt. Notley Realty Co to Peter E Brammer and others on Sylvan Place, 250 feet along Vreeland Avenue, 60 by 125, valued at $1,500.
John J Monaguan and wife transfer to John B Kiernan property on Franklin Avenue 310 feet from street for 800 dollars. Pietro Rissuto and wife transfer lot 159 to Antonio Solimine in Newark area for 700 dollars. Edward P Adams and wife transfer to Notley Realty Company on Wayne Place 710 feet from Grant Avenue for 500 dollars. Frank Weston transfers to Notley Realty Company on View Place 210 feet from Whitford for 1000 dollars.
In a brief girls sparring exchange Mabel feinted and Gertrude fainted, ending the bout.
The article states that dogs live twelve to fourteen years when given proper care. It notes age varies with breed and health factors, emphasizing nutrition, regular veterinary checkups, exercise, and mental stimulation as keys to longevity.
By A. L. Vaan Winkle transfers include Capt Hassell house at 4 Russell Avenue to R A Wight Albany Queens Insurance Co special agent. premises at 315 Nutley Avenue to John Seward Colonial Terrace. 14 Whitford Avenue to Francis St Palmer Stewart Avenue. 357 Passei Avenue to George Kellett Greylock Manor. No 22 Colonial Terrace to A Parker Terhune. Mrs Terhune formerly Florence Clark. No 625 Franklin Avenue to John Maloney Passaic Park.
Monday September 11 a Woman's Club meeting and Tuesday September 12 a Board of Trade meeting are scheduled.
The document lists mail arrival times at 7.35 12.45 and 2.45 with departures at 8.05 1.00 and 0.00. Deliveries run in the morning from 8 to 12 and afternoon from 1.30 to 4.30. Collections occur with morning and afternoon deliveries and a nightly 7.15 collection.
George Davis buys the forist business and property at Walnut street and Parksven. The transaction secures ownership of the store and adjacent lot, with details filed for public record.
A brief item from the Chicago Herald notes Howell as an unlucky fellow with Powell quipping that he is always Johnny on the wrong spot.
A fragmented OCR line from a local newspaper page shows unreadable text with scattered letters and spaces resembling stray editorial marks without clear names dates places or events. The content is too incomplete to identify any concrete fact or notice.
A dated slate lists Metro Pictures presenting Lionel Barrymore in A Yellow Streak and The Unbroken Road with Mary Nash, World Film Corp. featuring Robert Warwick in Sudden Riches and The Bogus Ghost, plus Universal and Kalem/Essanay/Vitagraph offerings. Submarine Expedition in six parts and The Iron Claw episode lead a busy week with multiple 2 reel to 6 reel dramas and comedies.
Hillside Park welcomes labor-day season with Saturday and Sunday shows including Leopold and Marie on the slack wire, Cora on hand-balancers, the Flying Eugenes on the trapeze, and the Willott Family cycling. The lake opens for swimming and side shows expand in variety this month.
A. H. Woods presents Common Clay by Cleves Kinkead at Broad Street Theatre Newark for a one week engagement starting September 11. Ellen Neal is the sympathetic heroine in a three act drama with an epilogue, featuring Jane Cowl in the lead role.
In Red Sea waters engine failures expose passengers to extreme heat. Daily winds push ships to endure two days of stifling, two of relief, with liners sometimes turning back to offer brief respite from the dull unbearable atmosphere.
The London Globe notes earliest references to cradles appear in Moses and cites Nineveh tablets claiming an infant placed in a bulrush ark about 4000 years before Christ. It suggests cradles arose to shield babies from wild animal attacks by hanging from tree branches.
A brief reflection on how ancient memory held power before the invention of printing diminished reliance on oral recall and manuscript transmission. It notes a shift in information control from individuals to written media and introduces broader cultural change.
For sale items include a buckboard spider phaeton sleigh two harness sets a pig skin saddle whips fur robes and carriage blanket plus thoroughbred collie dogs male and female and four six week collie pups shrubs perennials and a sale at 9 AM on Tuesday September 12 at Kinsley 244 Prospect Street also dressmaking satisfaction guaranteed by Mrs Parish 165 Centre Street For rent a modern store 19x46 feet on Main Avenue near West Nutley Station includes a team heat tarnished Nutley Realty Co 9 8 16 tf
The Country Gentleman notes 4433 people arrive daily, 30000 new mouths weekly, and 10000 daily in years ahead. It urges farmers to anticipate rising needs for feed and clothing, urging progressive measures and vigilance to stay ahead of population growth.
A roustabout declines a heavy trunk task after a maid offers 10 cents for careful work. He cites weakness from supposed generosity, while the maiden questions his prior confidence. The Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes the exchange for comic effect.
A Philadelphia Press fragment shows two hobos debating charity and consequence. One hobo recalls a minister warning him away, suggesting a path toward danger as a dog threat looms and a big house looms in thought.
A witty exchange features Talkfest asking why someone sounds hoarse and the reply attributes it to listening to Talkfest. The brief exchange captures a sharp, humorous back and forth typical of Browning's Magazine style.
For rent five room house with range hot water and laundry near Nutley station asks 18 dollars monthly. House No 525 Franklin Avenue features nine rooms bath new electric fixtures hedge grounds near West Nutley station. Country Place Nutley offers nine rooms garage landscaped grounds three minutes to station trolley near Hawthorne Avenue owner FA Wellman lists big bargain terms.
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