Nutley Classifieds Listings Open With Offers and Rentals
A collage of Nutley notices lists items for sale and rent including furniture appliances and real estate. Entries mention 3 Kingsland Street auto sales a piano instruction offer Lees at Terrace Avenue and 105 artistic house rooms plus modern amenities. Also advertised are seven rooms and two stores for rent at 174 Chestnut Street and a range of household goods. Further items include lawn mower a shop space near Franklin Avenue Station and various real estate sales by local agents Badger and Yearance.
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Chestnut Street
Yearance
Centre Street
Nutley
Franklin Avenue
W. G Hie
Badger
Real estate transfers recorded in local deeds docket
Property deeds show transfers including Jean Sotav and spouses to Urban Mull for consideration of $1 and Agnes Knabb and others to Jos Mutch and wife with multiple tracts described by parcel codes. Subsequent transfer from Joe Mutch and wife to Arthur R Carr includes described parcel 832 by 126 feet and a $1 price.
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Ionee Sotav
Urban Mull
J Zimmerer
Ida L
Agnes Knabb
Jos
Mutch
Joe Mutch
Arthur R Carr
Stager St
Barr transfers and debts listed in local real estate notice
Frank P Barr et al transfer property to Jean T Barr at 60 ft north of Stewart Avenue priced at 1610 dollars. Gickr leché transfers to Walter Zimmerer at 266 ft south of Stager Street priced at 1140 dollars. A light humor note recalls Helen’s Sunday school quip about the Lord being her chauffeur.
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Frank P Barr
Jean T Barr
Passaic
Stewart
Gickr Leché
Walter Zimmerer
Locust St
Stager St
Helen
French Academy Immortals and Institute Origins
The French Academy, part of the Institute of France, dates from 1685 by Richelieu and was reorganized in 1816. The academy limits membership to forty and elects new members by the existing membership.
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French Academy
Institute of France
Cardinal Richelieu
Academy
Man Smoker Dies After A Day Of Cigarettes In New Jersey
A Boston Transcript quote notes a man in New Jersey smoked all day without harm, with the sole observable result the smoker's death. The remark frames the event as a cautionary, darkly humorous commentary on smoking.
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New Jersey
Boston Transcript
Obscure Boston Transcript Phrase Sparks Garden Debate
A fragment from the Boston Transcript asks why the road creases and notes no fault to a man with a garden opposite. The line hints at a linguistic oddity without providing names or dates.
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Nut Nutley
Franklin
Vesey Street
New York City
Thor Electric
Choice
Po - Ahn
Wreleg and Fears
All
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Fia
Kingsland Street
Modpie
Lees
Pane Ie
L. F. M'Cann
Terrace Avenue
Walnut Street
Llet
Ama! Family
Ensthad
William
Lambert
Proadway
Barclay
N. J
Lay
Dancing Me Ie
365 Stephen Street
Center Street
P. F. Guthrie
Lane
East Street
Colonial Terrace
Frederic Davis
Ee Street
Board of Commissioners of the of N
County of
St Pem
Strest
Puch
Simon Blum
Pittsburg
Glen Ridge
Glen Ge
James R. Hay
NY Realty CO
Grant Avenue
Wayne Place
Enmanual Training Department
Wanker Telephone Nutley
Rone Telephone Nutley
Hampton Spl
Cameo
Vreeland Avenue
Bank of Nutley Ps
Bank of Nutley
Chaoice
Park Avenue
Essex County Park
W. L. Jones
Ridge Avenue
Balice Clear
Addras B. M
World Building
New York
Franklin Avenue Station
Inquire
Nutley Realty Company
High Street
Nutley Beaver CO
Washington Avenue
Bloomfield Avenue
W. Nutley
Mason’s Dance Orchestra
W Nutley
Arno Kol
Avenue
W. Jones
Passaic Avenue
Chilly
John Wallenburg
Paasdic Avenue
Brookdale
Brookline Avenue
Edwin Probert
Mountainview Avenue
Sallie Moon
George Reban
Billie Burke
Wallace Reid
THE
Baby Marie Osborne
Japan
Barr Bros
Walnut St
Franklin Ave
Bank OF
Wace Contr
Nutley Realty Co
A. Lambert
Frain Ave
Nutley Woolworth
N. Y
Telpsore
Motley, NW
Jersey
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