Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-14

| Junction and there board trolley
going to Perth Amboy. Sewaren lies
between Railway and Perth Ampoy,
and the car touches the outskirts OF
the town. The fare. via the Newark
Trenton line to Woodbridge juno
ton, is % cents, with an additional
cents from Woodbridge Junction to
Perth Amboy.
]. P. N:
Kindly let me know which trolley
route runs to Palisades Amusement
Park and return for twenty cents
SAM w.
Take Turnpike car and transfer
to elevated at Jersey City. Then
transfer to Jackson avenue car which
will take you to Union Hill trolley
The last car brings you to Palisades
Park Take same route coming back.
j. P. N:
Is the bite of rat dangerous after
| the rodent has been in a wire trap
for day? B. w. C.
The bite of rat is apt to be dan
! gerous, and you should treat the
wound with some strong antiseptic
at once, so as to be on the safe
side.
]. P. N:
A and B buy eight cents worth of
peanuts. A puts five cents and B
puts three cents, how much more
did A put than B? What country
hoe he Oh \,
STEVE.
A literally put two cents more than
B. Technically he puts five cents
more Now give him his peanuts.
Steve. The United States rifle team
won first prize at the Olympic games
in Stockholm last year. Great Britain
was second and Sweden third.
j. P. N:
Were sea gulls every seen flying
around Branch Brook Park lake?
H. S.
Yes, very often.
j. P. N:
Do the cars which run to Paterson
have gates on their rear platforms?
READER.
No, they are open.
G
j. P. NJ
How many miles, approximately, is
it from the Plank road bridge to Al
bany, N. Y? E. w.
About 1870 miles.
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j. P. NJ:
What is the fare one way to
Logansport, Ind, on the Pennsylvania
railroad? A. d.
The fare one way is 1855.
C
J. P. N:
Kindly let me know where there is
a good place to go for two weeks for
about dollar a day. FRANK.
Your question is rather vague,
Frank. There are places where you
can stay longer than two weeks that
will cost you nothing, although your
quarters would be rather cramped.
Write to any of the railroad COM
panies for a vacation folder.
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j. p. NJ:
Kindly give me the present address
Of Philip Holland recently appointed
consul to Brazil, from Tennessee.
w. H. B.
Address your letter to the Ameri-
can consul, at Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil
]. P. N:
| If a person wants to get a mar
riage license in New York how long
must they live in the State? Must
the lady be with one when one gets
the license? P. w.
1t is not necessary to ablish a
residence in New York in order to
obtain marriage license. Yes. your
future bride must be with you, Pete.
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J.lP. N:
Please state the views on the adj
visibility of a tariff revision at the
present time, and the value of good
roads to a community, and name one
important industry in this State.
A. S.
If you would read the papers regu-
larly, Arthur, you would get a good
idea of the views on the tariff re-
| vision. You can get data on the
other question at the Public Library
The leather industry is one of the
most important
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]. p. NJ:
What is the best motorcycle route
to Rockaway Beach? w. H.
Take Plank road to Pennsylvania
| ferry. New York, over Brooklyn
bridge to Flatbush avenue, to East
ern boulevard. to Jamaica avenue, to
Richmond Hill, to Jamaica, to Spring
| field valley, to Valley stream, to
Rockaway avenue, to Hewletts, to
| Woodmere, to Cedarhurst, to Far
Rockaway, to Edgemere to Arverne.
to Rockaway Beach.
J. P. N:
Can you advise me on the following
| question? | am the owner of a lot
running east and west and have great
| trouble getting my neighbors whose
| lots run north and south to repair
| their side of the fence. How can ]
compel them to do SO? J. H.
Better consult lawyer.