Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-08

ny dDOuL Chilly cGillS Ont way.
A water route is by the Fall River
line, New York to Newport The
fare is about 81 for the round trip.
There are no excursions scheduled
as yet, although you might address
Summer Resort Bureau, N. Y, N. II.
and H. r. r., New Haven, Conn.
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]. P. N:
A friend and I had an argument
and by mutual consent we have de-
cided to let your answer be final.
Does the Fourth of July fall In the
same month of each year?
1t always has since I can remem-
Der.
]. P. N:
I wish to have an iron fence put
around my house. Could you give me
the address of some firm where I
could apply for cata1og?
C. S. M.
Try some of the hardware stores.
They may be able to fix you up. Also
look over the advertising columns of
the Star.
A says you can go to the Nutley
line in fifteen minutes from Broad
and Market Streets this city. B says
impossible. Who is correct?
If A had q loan of one of Bob Bur-
mans racing cars and cleared the
streets, he would probably accom-
plish the feat. But by trolley, never.
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]. p. NJ:
| have an automobile license of last
year. If l cared to renew it would 1
have to take another examination?
C. r.
J.. Pm:
has pair of socks valued at 25
cents. has a pair that cost Is
cents. A claims that his socks are
worth more than BIS. TONY,
Say, Tony, have you just arrived?
If so, we will excuse you. Twenty
five cents is ten cents more than fif-
teen cents. Guess the answer.
JPN:
what are the premiums on the fol-
lowing coins: Two quarters, dated
1906 and 1854. and two half-cent pieces
of 1906 and 1909? ky
No premiums listed on your coins.
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J. P. N:
Is a quarter dated 1906 of any
value? ]. n v
No b'gosh, not beyond Twenty-Five
cents
j. P. N:
read Fred's query in the EVE
MING STAR recently as to the
method of transferring prints on glass
and then reprinting them, I would
be pleased to help him ont as T
have an old method which T would
gladly let him have to try.
EDWARD KUSEL.
lS9 Sussex avenue, city.
]. p. NJ:
Which is correct: This barber shop
will be opened until O'Clock. or this
barber shop will be open until /
o'clock? RETTfTr
Open is correct, but why 1 o'clock?
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J. P. NJ:
What is the distance and excursion
fare from Newark to Trenton by
trolley? w
The distance by trolley is between
30 and 100 miles. and by AIRLINE
about SO miles. The excursion fare
by trolley is $3.50.
J. p. N:
What can 1 use to make my hair
bushy? e. H
You certainly can't be ball player,
because they're all trying to discard
the "bushy" stuff, Presenting. of
course, that you have hair, lust cut
1t and let 1t grow. Hair is sometimes
bushy and sometimes otherwise.
]. p. N:
A friend of mine has asked me to
be groomsman at his wedding which
takes place at 4 p. m. 1t is to be n
swell affair. If the groom wears q
plain black suit would it be proper
for me to wear full dress? ]. F. NJ.
Full dress is only worn from the
dinner hour on. Before that after
noon dress. black Prince Albert and
striped trousers. or eutaway coat is
the usual thing. BY wearing fun
dress you would not only be dressed
improperly, but under the conditions
you mention, would be lonesome.
j. p. N:
Who is charged with Sundays de-
feat, Hall or Bell? ANXIOUS.
Bell loses the game. While Hall
pitched, the Hustlers made three runs
and the Tigers gathered four tallies.
Figuring on this basis, Hall, under
ordinary circumstances, would have
won, therefore Bell is charged with
the defeat. Savvy?
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j. p. N:
What is a good route to Asbury
Park from Orange? MURPHY.
From Orange to Newark to Eliza
beth to Railway to Woodbridge to
Perth Amboy to South Amboy to
Morgan Station to Lawrence Harbor
to Keyport to Keansburg to Atlantic
Highlands to Sea Bright to Long
Branch to Deal to Allenhurst to Ell
boron to Asbury Park. The distance
is 55.1 miles.
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Are there any preparatory schools
in this city?
The high schools are classed as pre-
paratory schools, the classical course
preparing for the academic degrees
in college and the technical courses
preparing for the engineering and
mechanical degrees. The Board of
Education will enlighten you on any
particular course