The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-12

Answers received from the following
children were not counted today when the
prizes were awarded, as the rules govern
ing the various contests were not Followed
Try TO be more careful in future:
Ethel James, Helen Hammerschlag, Fred
Loos, Laura Let's, Charles Iehrnon,
David Spingenberg, Anna Casteilano, Alice
East, Charlie Hermes, Philip Singer, :.
L~ewandorf, 1. w. Kelly Myrtle van
Blake, Stanley Van Blake, May Witten-
meyer
Eva r. cohen-Your picture is too small
to be reproduced. Send a larger one.
Rose Engemann-You were not a win
ner last week You will be notified by
postal when you have won a prize.
The following was received from some
solver who neglected to sign a name;
Newark, N. j., Oct. 8, 1907. .
Dear uncie Jack-As this is the first
time ! sent my puzzle to you thought
The EVENING STAR Saturday and the
first thing looked for was the children's
page. Many of my friends were telling
me how they got presents, so thought L
would send the name of the city in Penn
sylyania. I win close my letter. Ny adj
dress is 612 South Tenth street; ID years
of age.
Newark, n. ].
Dear Uncle Jack-I hope you will ex-
cuse me for not writing to you before
this, thanking you for the pretty pencil
box l received about one month ago. We
ildu SltkItSS III Ilit ldlitlN III L NOdiNhl I
write, for I didn't find time. Hoping my
puzzles are all correct this week and
thanking you once more | remain,
LILLIAN RODRIGUEZ.
40 Avon place.
Newark, N. j., Oct. 8, 1907.
Dear Uncle jack thank you very
much for the box of paints you awarded
me, and l hope the next time I win a prize
it will be d book,
RAPHAEL TORTORIELLO. aged T..
ISL South Fourteenth street.
Newark, N. ].
Uncle Jack-The book which 1 received
from you Is very interesting. The name
of it is Sink or SWIM" I like 1t very
much. You are thanked many times for it.
] always keep it in the parlor Your prize
winner. EVA r. COHEN, aged II.
Is Charlton street.
Newark, N. j., Oct. 4, 1907.
Dear Uncle Jack-I thank you very much
for the pencil box I received. / would
rather have won a book, but still I am
satisfied. Yours very truly,
JOHN McINERNEY, aged u.
IS William street. .
(Uncle Jack will give you a book next
time.l
Dear Uncle Jack-I received my pencil
box, and ] thank you very much. l have
tried this weeks puzzles and / nope they
will be correct. l will be waiting patient
~ " Ett my HdHlt III lily PaPCA 49,
urday and also to receive a postal from
you telling me 1 have won another prize.
1 remain, ever your nephew,
HOWARD ASH.
ISL South Fifteenth street.
Newark, N. j, Oct. 8, 1907.
Dear Uncle Jack-I thank you very much
for the nice book you gave me-. l have
never read any of the Henty books, but ]
an sure l shall like 1t. ! am very much
pleased with 1t. Yours truly.
EDNA NJ. HAM.
70 Bloomfield avenue.
Newark, N. j., Oct. Z, 1907.
Dear Uncle Jacl--I was happy to ge
your postal today, as his is the first priz'
| have ever won. 1 will send you thes'
answers for this week, hoping they vii
be RIGHT. | am only 8 years old and foun'
confectionery a big word, but there Is /;
candy stove In our street with that wor'
on the awning and that helped me, Lik
last week. l found the city's name on
map. Thank you for the picture. You
little friend. RAYMOND HENNICK.
1877 Seventeenth avenue.