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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1909
Page
5
A photo spread highlights homes in Nutley and nearby public buildings and churches. Several houses are noted as built by the Nutley Manor Land Co, illustrating the town’s development.
Unsold houses on St Marys Place near Centre Street will be sold at a low figure on easy terms. Monthly payments match rent, enabling buyers to own. Nutley Manor plots sold with easy terms, promising value rise from tunnel improvements. Buy now to gain the advantage.
Nutley Manor Land Co advertises suburban offices at 810 Broad Street Nutley and in Newark New Jersey on the third floor with address mentions including St Marys Place near Centre Street Nutley Washington Avenue corner Greylock Avenue Belleville listing multiple locations and contact points.
Me and Mrs Napier of Highfield Jane and other residents return from travels in Mantoloking and Nova Scotia The Grace Church Sunday School reopens with session at 9 45 Mrs George Walcott returns from Cotuit Mass Madame Texier and son back from France Several families resume routines after summer outings in Canada New York Philadelphia and New Jersey plus local club events and bowling lanes open for the season
Mrs. Wilson G. Kierstead of Chestnut street charged with holding up her son Wilson as he drove along East Passaic avenue and forcing him to drive them for hours. David Laycock Bloomfield Charles George Carlstadt and Harry Stager Nutley each fined 35 by Recorder Party at Town Hall Monday night.
Funeral services for John B. C. Crocker, who died Friday, the 18th, were held Sunday from his Vreeland avenue residence. Rev. J. Ogden Witger officiated. A Methodist choir from the church sang selections. Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn.
Benny Ritacco, 10, was severely bruised and cut on the head and arms when he fell from his bicycle and struck a team of mules hitched to a meat truck owned by H. M. Nagel of Newark on Avondale road Monday last.
A statement from a pharmacy professing accuracy, careful compounding with pure drugs, standard proprietary remedies, and expert service. It emphasizes no errors, rapid yet conscientious care, and charges tied to service quality.
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