Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-04
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the same morning Jackie Clark, the
| cyclist, went UP in the air.
| A MODERN CARUSO.
would advise you to stay on the
wagon for awhile.
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| Kindly publish this letter to clear
| the name of an honest young man
| that had a little hard luck Sunday
night, being taken to the First Pre-
.cinct station through no fault of his
own, and oblige one of his friends.
| The young man that was chased
| from Halsey and Bank streets was
waiting for a friend and was mis-
taken by one Of the First Precinct
officers for a bank robber or high
wayman. He is now out greeting his
! friends. and they are congratulating
! him on the good chase he gave the
officer. We all advise this certain
officer not to read about too many
holdups and other things that will
prey upon his mind, so that an hon
est-looking fellow can walk the
streets and not be mistaken for
burglar. FRED TOMPKINS.
| We are certainly glad to help re-
move any blight you seem to think
is upon the "honest-looking fellows
| life through his attempt to demol1sh
| the sprint records Sunday night. AS
you say, it is a little hard luck to
| be taken to the police station simply
for this, and it is too bad he had
not more training for ms trial neat,
which, as we understand, was very
| close and won by the officer. lie
must have gazed too longingly at one
of the banks if the officer mistook
him for a bank robber, and we trust
that in the future "honest-looking
:, fellows" can walk the streets, or run
| them, as your friend was doing,
| without being taken to the firs'
Precinct police stssl0h'
IT. 7. and C. S.-You will have to
make your query a trif1e palmer
| boys.
How can / get to Middletown, N.
Y, by motorcycle? w;
| The New Jersey Auto Clup' at
Central avenue and Halsey street
will supply you with a map cover
ing this trip VIII;
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Please give me the address of a
| manufactures of film cameras, ex-
| GLIDING the Eastman Company.
STEADY READER.
Well, try the Sillcocks-Mulle Com
pany, South Orange.
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What was the name of the jockey
that rode Davy Johnson's once
famous horse, Roseben?
Willie Shaw.
O.
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What are the premiums on dime
dated 1875 and pennies dated 1853
and 1890? Il. y;
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How many witnesses are necessary
to secure a marriage license? II the
couple are of age must they nave
| their parents consent? Must the
| Young lady be present at the time of
application for the license2
Usually two, or the brides parents.
No. Yes.
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If 1 was to buy house today and
decided to move into it, is their any
law compelling me to give the party
now occupying the fiat more than
thirty days to vacate it, In view or
the fact that they had only moved
into the fiat one month before l pur-
| chased the property? M. N. ii.
This would depend on the terms OF
the sale and the wording of the lease
held by the occupant of the house. 1t
is advisable in matters of this kind
to consult a lawyer
C
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What is the value of copper coin
dated 1897? r. c. t.
None listed.
Has penny dated 1879 any value?
Sure, it's worth one cent.
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How many witnesses are necessary
to secure a marriage license? Also,
give the age Of each party and the
fee? l.. M. r..
Well, we'll. Cupid is sure doing a
rushing business in Newark. Two
witnesses. Girl must be Is or over;
man, q or over. 1t will set you back
81 for the license.
G
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Kindly let me know through your
interesting column what the value is
on a dime of 1885.
4 A STAR READER.
1t is valued at present at 100 mills.
G.
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4 How can a handsome young fellow
get into a company of respectable
young men and ladies'?
ALL ALONE.
Act like respectable young man.
A handsome young fellow should have
no trouble entering society.
C
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What are the premiums on a half
dollar of 1877, a dime Of 1916 and
quarters of 1857 and 1853?
GEORGE SMITH.
None listed. If your 1858 quarter
has no arrows or rays it would be
worth 81.
Is it proper for a young man who
is acquainted with a young lady for
gift on her twenty first birthday
Also what kind of gift would you
suggest? MR.. A. s.
OF course, don't let little thing
like short acquaintance stop you. A
book, candy or flowers would be nice.
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What are the values of the follow
ing coins: Columbian half dollar, 1893;
half dime, 1885, nickel three-cent
piece, 1866; silver three-cent piece,
1858; eagle penny, 1857; two-cent
piece. 1853? FRED.