The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-05

Greyiocke Manor. In Greylocke Manor
seventy-hve houses were erected last
year
The population % Belleville " growing
rspidlv. owing % expansion % the local
manufacturing interests Among the in
dusirial plants which Located there last
year we're the AristO piano works, employ
ing about 10 hands. the Seaton Leather
Company. employing 80. and the HaFlin
A Goodman brush making concern.
Another big concern. the Chemical and
Lubricating OIL Company formerly In
Pearl street New York. has just com
pletad plant between the Essex and
Avondal" stations This stretch Of about
one mile has until now remained prac-
tically vacant. II has been regarded a.
undesirable for reaidence becauss Of the
pres@nCe there Of a popular amusement
PARK However the land on which the
park is laid Out n becoming too valuable
20 remain undeveloped much LONGER. and
when the AMUSEMENT Company's leass
expires in three years the tract will no
doubt b. cut up into building sites.
Nufley comprises within it, limits three
railway stations Avondale. Nutley and
West Nutley Ayondale IL on the PassaiC
River feW miles north OGNewark Il has an
importart hlslEess district centring along
the Nutley Land Company purchased last
fall a big tract which has been cut up into
I 30 builting sites with frOntages Of q
- Is fee; Some twenty houses have al
ready been built there AZ an average cost
Of $50 each The tract u on Washington
ave ne, where the county has purchase
a site for a $4,000 school Washington
avenue which is maoadamizs1. runs
from Newark through all the towns on the
New ark branch Of the Erie 20 AvOndale
where Il lOirs Centre street boulevard
cXtending westward 20 the Orange Noun
tairs Trolley cars from Newark On
Paterson run on Washington avenue and
on Centre estreet. The Public Service
Corporation, which operates this line
has under consideration a plan for q new
line from Newark through the Mount
Prospect Boulevard and Union avenue
10 Nutley thence east around the cricket
ground IN Nutley Park Ia Franklin avenue
and out 70 Bloomfield To further this
plan Mount Prospects Boulevard and
Union avenue have recently been con-
Iectei This year a strip % 200 feet
was purchase aud cut through between
these thOrOughiaTes.
Nutley il growing RAPIDLY About two
hmdre hoJIseswere put up there iaSt year
mostly IN the West Nutley and Nutley
Park sections. They we're manly priv ate
dwellings costing from tsO0O n $1,000
Nutlsy has siI churches. a model public
school system and hanking facilities
Nutley ana West Nutiey occupy 10th
hanks Of the iautecaw or Third River
Several big development companies have
beel operating there m recent years
notably iu Nesi Ngtley. which il or a
high ridge known ~ PrO@peJ Heights
New sc TORS have been ppele up. with
aFH MmaaHasA
-urlao" improvements
The population - composed largely oi
Ney YORK commuters who have been az
trar'oi 20 the place by ~ ease Of access
20 Manhattan and bv fhs sauty ~ ~
surroundings The town LEES Midway
between NsWlrk Fnd Paterson on q trolley
lire which connects these Two cities II
u motel for Itz fell and country clubs and
- serial organizations
n has IN" ~ the finest golf links in
northern New Jersey and along the
placid Third River are many canoe and
boat clubs Among the notable clubs
I- the Aountakah Country Club. which
maintains an eighteen hole golf course
Other active organizations are the Nutlev
field Club. ire fOItnightly Club. the
Wes- Nutlpy Country Ciub and the po-
vrnsnon Tennis "lub
~ has already been said. about two
hundred h0uses we're erected In Nutley
lasi year ~ q cost of about $50 On
This u an increase ~ ~ per cent. mas
much M the town had In igus a total u
appro imaiely thousand bnildingn
A. this rate ~ increase the number ~
houses will b. about !. 80 ten years from
now. and allowing five persons % house.
the population In i17O will he about gg.nln.
This figure il larger by iO.O0O than the
estimate u the Pnssaic Valley Sewerage
Commission. which was based on the
average recent growth ~ he suburbs
throughout the paaaaic VHllgy