Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-28

graduated from an out-of-town
school, in which case the head of the
school would have to appear at the
Board of Education rooms and COM
pare the course of his school with the
course in the regular high school.
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From whom can | get an appliea-
ton blank for a course in the Home
of Crippled Children in this city, l
intend to become a nurse. ANNA I1.
Apply to Miss Milair at the office of
the home, 100 Clifton avenue.
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What is the best way for an English
girl to obtain employment on a farm
in this country or in Canada?
Advertising In the newspapers and
consulting labor bureaus would be the
most efficient ways Of obtaining such
position.
What is Chilean peso worth in
American money? Where could | ex-
change 1t for its value?
The value of the coin is thirty-three
cents, and the coin may be exchanged
for American money at any of the
iecdl uduhs-
J. P. N.
What is Alfred Grenda's height in
his street clothes?
SEVENTH BUG.
!. Alfred Grenda is 6 feet Ia inches
J. N.
When will the fall semester of the
4 NaW1rl< A 0ad
o'sH STUDENT.
The fall term viii start on septem-
| Der 49,
j. p. NJ:
Is there a premium on half dol
| lar dated 1855, or on white penny
| dated 1852? N. A. G.
coins.
J. P. N;
! How can ] go from Orange to Sin
cost? L. lib.
Take Newark car to Mulberry
and Market streets. board q Paterson
car and go to Ellison street, Pater-
son. There board a Singac car. BY
transferring at Mulberry street, New
ark, and at Ellison street, Paterson,
the cost of the trip one way is fifteen
cents.
J. P. N:
Are there any bed-spring factories
in this city? FRED S.
Try the Newark Spring Mattress
| Company, at 80 Madison street What
Is II you want a bed spring or job?
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VIII there be races at the Brighton
! Beach Motordrome next Saturday
night? When will Bill Bailey ride
there? FANNESS.
There will be races next Saturday
evening at the Motordrome and Bill
Bailey will take part in them.
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JPN:
Does the Clark Thread Company
maintain works in the South?
CHARLES F. H.
The company has no factories in the
South
J. P. N:
What are the railroad fares from
| Newark to Wilmington, to Washing
ton and to Detroit? MIA.
The fares from Newark to Whining
ton. $2.75; to Washington. S5.4S; to
Detroit, $1,000.
]. P. N:
What age must young man be to
obtain his first citizenship papers?
GEORGE Nc.
He must be eighteen years old
]. P. X:
What is the distance from Newark
to Denville. via the D., L. & w.
railroad? What month and date will
the Hudson River Day Line boats
stop running2 G. B.
The distance from Newark to Den
Vile is twenty-nine miles. The Hud-
son River Day Line boats will dis
continue service on October q.
J. P. N:
What is the trolley route from this
city to Long Branch, N. J., and what
is the fare? J. w. d.
Ride on Newark Perth Amboy troll
ley to State and Smith streets, Perth
Amboy, from where you take a Jer-
sey Central Traction trolley to Long
Branch. The fare, one way, is sew
enty-fiye cents, and the trip con-
sumes about three and e-half
hours.
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Please suggest a few of the largest
and best architects in New York city
and their addresses. A. s. De V.
Consult the New York city direc-
tory.
j. P. N:
What is the route by trolley from
this city to Plainfield NJ j., and
what is the fare? j. L. S.
Board a Main Line car, which will
take you direct to Plainfield The
| fare rOI1nd trim ie FORTY carafc
]. P. N:
What is the route to Liberty. N
Y, by automobile? READER.
} For all automobile routes see the
road maps in the offices of the New
Jersey Auto and Motor Club, Halsey
street and Central. avenue.
j.. P. NJ:
To whom should I apply for pc.
sition as shipbuilding helper? S. I.
There are quite a few boat works
located around Newark bay. and q
very large one is located at Bayonne
N. J.
r ]. P. N:
When will the Newark Industrial
School open, and is automobile driv-
ms taught there? NONAME.
, The Boys Industrial School will
open on September a. Automobile
driving is not taught there.
Is Joe Jeanette a full bloodec
negro? This is to decide an argu.
ment.9 TWO PALS.
: Joe Jeannette's mother was whit,
!, woman. 1t was stated, by error, il
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