Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-15

ing at West Summit. one and one
half miles beyond. Ahead through
New Providence and Berkeley
heights on obvious road Cross bridge
and railroad grade crossing to branch
road to right, three and three-fourths
miles from bridge, easily missed at
speed. Turn right and follow to Mil
lington station, nineteen and one-half
miles.
j. P. NJ.
Kindly let me know the best route,
by auto, to Sea Gate, and about how
long it will take. F. j. M.
From the clubhouse of the New
Jersey Automobile and Motor Club,
go south on Park place, bearing left
into Broad street, following same to
Lafayette Turn left, following La
fayette street, under Pennsylvania
arch, past st. James's Church on
right. to Merchant street. Turn left
on Merchant street into Ferry street,
crossing over Hamburg place Go
down Ferry. following trolley tracks.
to junction with Plank road. Follow
Plank road cars over meadows to
Westside avenue, Jersey City. Upon
reaching Westside avenue. turn one
block to the left, then again right, on
a sphalted street. one long block. di-
rect to Hudson County boulevard, 5.3.
Turn left on the Boulevard. Keep to
the right on wide but winding mac
adam, rs, crossing the Paterson Plank
road, 7.9, and the Hackensack turn
pike 81. Take care not to pass Third
street (right-hand street nearly oppo-
site Catholic church at corner of
cemetery on Left, 9.S. Turn right, 9.S,
on Third street, jogging left, and
right across Bergenline
avenue, thence along Third street to
end of same, 10.5. Turn left and inn
sharp turn to right down
hill to Forty-second street ferry.
New York, Forty-third street and
Go south on Broadway.
Turn to the left on Twenty sixth
street. Turn to the right on Fourth
avenue, is. At Astor place to the
right into Lafayette street. 2.8, same
becomes Centre street. Bear to the
left at AZ and cross Brooklyn bridge.
To the right on Liberty street. Cross
Fulton street, Sc, to Clinton street.
Turn to the left on Livingston street,
SO; bear to the right on F'latbush ave-
nue., 81, follow to arch. Entrance to
Prospect Park. Take right fork, 7.9,
on West drive, following main road to
end of park, 96 Cross trolley and
bear to the left at brick school into
Ocean parkway. Follow same to Surf
avenue, Coney Island, ISL.
Sea Gate is about one mile beyond
Now you know all about it,
j. P. N:
Can the aunt of child whose
father refuses to support it-that is,
to buy its clothes or pay its board
take the child into her care with
out his consent? The mother of the
child is willing that it should be
placed in the aunt's care.
AUNT.
The aunt cannot become the legal
guardian of the child without court
procedure She may take the child
and care for it, but she cannot re-
fuse to give the child up should the
father demand it at any time The
consent of the childs mother alone
will not suffice TO give the child
over TO the aunts care entirely.
G
j. p. N:
Please let me know What public
institutions there are in our commu-
nifty for the care of defective per-
sons. Are there any private. insti-
tutions of that nature? d. X.
Except, perhaps, for the County
Hospital for the Insane, there is no
institution of the kind you mention
in Essex county. The only public in
stitution in the State for defective
persons is in Vineland. DR.. Brosz-
mann conducts private institution
for defective children in Plainfield.
There are also classes for defective
children in some of the public schools
in Newark.
j. P. N:
Did England and France sign a
treaty with the United States?
c. S.
The treaty of alliance was made
ruary s. 177S. The treaty of peace
between Great Britain and the United
States was signed at Client on De-
cember "a, 1914.
j. P. NJ:
To whom should l apply for a po-
sition at the Fairgrounds in Newark
and vicinity for the summer?
A B. S.
For position at city playground APP
ply at Board of Playground Commits
sioners' office, at City Hall; for pub
lie school Fairgrounds, apply to j
Randall Warden, physical director OF
public schools, Board of Education
offices, City Hall; for county parks
Fairgrounds, apply to Alonzo Church
secretary, 500 Broad street, city.
]. P. NJ:
Are there any missions being held
in any of the Catholic churches Of
this city this week? M. S. g.
No, none this week, but later on.
]. P. N:
Is Rugby an English or American
game? BY English or American game
| mean where it was first played ant
by whom originated. A. w.
Rugby originated in England. Il
is very popular with Americans in The
States of California and Nevada.
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j. P. N:
How much does it cost TO charter q
trolley car for May ride to Eagle
Rock; also how soon will the Kearn,
cars resume running over the Cla!
street bridge J. ID.
| You will have to write to the di
l.. .A.... Ia.