The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-03

the song, 1t certainly looks good to
p me-. The management of The Eve
3 ming Star is deserving of the highest
praise"
The Rev. Isaac P. Whelan-~I have
just read The Evening Star. 1t is an
up-to-date newspaper and a credit to
Newark. The colors are nicely blend
ed. 1t is sure to increase the ~circula-
ton. l wish The Evening Star every
success in its new dress"
Chief of Police Michael A. Corbitt-
The Star is an e%nterprising news
paper. The color effect in The Eve
ming Star is restful to the eye. Alto
gether its effect is very pleasing. The
Star is up-to-date in everything that
it does. 1t deserves to succeed"
Superintendent of Schools Addison B.
P~oland-"The evening edition of The
Star Is very rich and aesthetic. The
color scheme is fine and is something
new. That is what the public likes
something new-and The Star is al
ways ready to fill the want. l think
1t a splendid stroke of enterprise on
the part of The Star. Enterprise
spells success. The evening edition
Of The Star is sure to forge to the
front. In its new dress it is a credit
to the city"
DI. Daniel Elliott-"The enterprise
that is shown in the color edition of
the evening edition of The Star is
very praise worthy. / like it's make
up and l like the way it tells the
news. The magazine section is SPLEEN
did reading for the home. The eve
ming edition of The Star deserves the
patronage of ALL"
DR.. Samuel E. Robertson, former Pres
ident of the Board of Trade-'The
Star hit pom a good idea when it
decided to print its evening edition
in colors. | have just looked over
the magazine section. and find it
most interesting. 1 shall read The
Circular Stairway with interest. The
Star. both morning and evening, is
proving itself an enterprising news
paper"
The Rev. DR.. Edmund A. WATSON, Pas
tor of st. Stephens Episcopal Church
THE idea of printing The Star in
colors Is a most effective one. l was
greatly pleased when l received my
copy tonight. The magazine section
is a most attractive and interesting
piece of newspaper enterprise. New
ark needs such progresslveness, and
I am glad to see The Star take the
Initiative
George F. Reeve, President of the
Board of Trade-"Once more The
Star is showing the people of New
otl uyIot ontarnriSA l. h. -,;,+;-x
the evening edition in colors-The
tints are most restful to the eyes,
and l read tonight's paper with great
interest. Guess | will have to get
two copies hereafter, SO we may ali
read the paper as soon as received"
Alfred N. DalrympleE"The man with
individuality is the mar who wins.
People like a paper hat has char
acter and individuality. . and that
means they must like The Evening
Star in its new dress
George Rehm, of 81 William street
1t Is very gratifying to a Newarker
to see the large measure of prosper
ity which has come TO its oldest
newspaper. l am a convert to The
Star. The enterprise that has been
so apparent in the columns Is to be
commended. The e color scheme
and the new press tell the story of
progress better than words"
Sheriff William Harrigan-"My hearth
est congratulations. This big stride
forward by a great city newspaper
must make every Newarker's heart
swell with pride in the progress of
those about him."
F. Jolley, Mems Furnisher, s31
Broad Street-"All that could be de-
sired in the newspaper line. 1t GER
tainiy is a credit to the city Of New
ark"
Roberts. Proprietor OF the
Walk Over Shoe Shop. sal Broad
Street-"well, it's an idea that's go
ing to take. The STAR management