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

"Chief' Meyers are three pretty
good" catchers At least they would
bring fancy prices if placed on the
auction block. Nay, nay, my friend,
there is no blood relationship between
these two stellar diamond perform
ers, Billy and Eddie Zimmerman.
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j. p. N;
Kindly advise me whether 1t Is
necessary for two men conducting
mail order business at home to regis
ter the firm name. H. A. H.
AS long as they conduct the BUSH
ness under their own name it is UNI
necessary to register. For instance,
should they call the firm Brown &
Smith, they can conduct it to the
end of time without being molested.
1t is necessary however, to register
merely trade names such as The
Standard Oil Company" THE Stand
ard Publishing Company etc.
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J. P. NJ:
Please let me know to whom l can
write for information concerning the
New Jersey employers liability law
UNFORTUNATE.
The secretary of state, Trenton, n.
j.. will furnish you with a copy of
the law in question, which explains
itself You might consult lawyer
or the Legal Aid Society in this city.
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j. P. N;
A claims that the United States
mail service vehicles have preference
over everything. B agrees, but ADDS
that exceptions are made where the
safety of life and property is con-
cerned. Also, that mail wagons
would be stopped to allow fire engines
to pass by? Which is correct?
A. B. C.
A is correct Mail vehicles have
preference under any and all condi-
tions, the safety of life and property
Notwithstanding. A mail driver,
however, usually has judgment enough
to stop if he sees a fire engine APP
preaching, although there is nothing
TO compel him to do so.
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J. P. N:
Kindly tell me if there is any
place in Newark or New York where
I can learn to ornament birthday and
wedding cakes, as it is necessary in
my trade. Il. W. >.
There are many trade schools here
and in New York where you can
learn what you desire. We cannot
give names and addresses of business
places in these columns, however.
You'll find list of the schools of
which we speak in the back of the
local and New York city directories.
]. P, N:
Kindly advise me to whom one
must apply for information regarding
Public Service bond. J. a.
Write to J. P Dusenberry treas
urer, the Public Service Corporation,
city.
]. p. N:
Kindly advise me what year the
Southern League was organized; also
the lineup of the Nashville Club the
first and second years.
Whatever became of these players?
Is the stuff you read in the papers
about Cedar Grove and Winsted
Conn, on the level. or are they just
trying out a cub reporter, or what?
c. r. G..
The Southern League was or
ganized in 1890 1t would be next to
impossible to answer your other ques-
ton without detailing a corps of ex-
perts to go on a research expedition
Ten years-or twelve--is a long time
and many of the ball players who
made up the Nashville team in those
years may be bearded and grizzled
| ere this. If you want the informa-
ton real badly, write to A. G. Spald-
| ing &, Brother, publicity department
They may be able to help you. Amy
| time those beats" come down from
Cedar Grove or Winsted rest on it.
the pipe is going again. Most of the
stories-in fact, 9999 per cent. OF
then-are fakes or else highly
colored. Maybe they're what" as
you suggest
j. P. N.
| To settle an argument. will you
please tell me what is the busiest
corner in the world; also what is the
busiest in the United States?
D. S.
charing Cross and trafalgar
Square, London, is the busiest cor,
ner in the world. Broadway, ant
Forty-second street New York, haul.
off the prize in the United States
with Broad and Market streets, thi!
city, second.
]. p. NJ:
Kindly inform me the best and mos
direct auto route from Newark t
Millington. N. ]. H. C. j.
From Broad and Market streets g
southwark on Broad street to Clinton
avenue, which follow through Ir
vington and Hilton. Down slope Q
hill beyond flats, keeping straigh
! ahead where trolley bears to right
Direct on to Seven Bridges, Spring
field, eight miles. Bear RICH
at roads end and ahead to fork @
road. where keep to right. Theme
direct under arch bridge, base G
Hobart hill. At first road to lei
after passing bridge, turn left (Tur
easily missed at speedy Follow tn
winding road, which becomes Whit
redge road, Summit. ten and three
|, fourths miles Follow to first rig1
angle macadam crossroad, Hobal
/ avenue. Turn left end then ne,
right. Direct through town. Owe
bridge over raiIroadfto grade cross