Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-03

/ IN the IOllOWlHBf rank Kramer
tops the standing. in the professional
class with total of thirteen points.
Rutt Is second OF. the list with seven
points. Goullet fas six points Fog
Ter is fourth with three points, and
Cavanagh is tied for fifth position
with Cameron, each man having enc
point McDougall is leading in the
amateur standing with seven points
to his credit. Kaiser is next with
five points Hanley and Taylor are
tied for third place with three points
each Madden and Smith are next
with two points each.
j. P. n:
What is the fare by trolley and
train to Egg Harbor City, n. j., and
how can | get there by trolley? How
| long does it take one way?
BILL AND JOE.
No trolley line goes to Egg Harbor.
| The city is on the Central Railroad
| of New Jersey The morning train
| leaves Newark at $3.50 and the after
noon train leaves at 1888. The fare
one way is $2.91, round trip S4.95.
Three hours is the length of the trip.
C
J. P. N:
What is the cheapest route from
| Newark to the Fort Lee ferryhouse at
EdgeWater? p. b.
The ferryhouse may be reached by
the following route: Gp in to Jer-
J sey City via the Turnpike trolley line
and transfer at the Newark avenue
elevated station to a jackson avenue
car. Ride in the Jackson avenue car
to the Palisade avenue transfer sta
ton. There transfer to a Union Hill
car and ride to Broadway and Fourth
street, Union Hill There transfer to
a Palisades car and ride to Palisades
Junction. Here you get a car that
will take you down the hillside to
the Edgewater ferry house The fare
is twenty-five cents and it will take
| you about three hours to make the
/ trip. You can also go via the follow
/ ing route: Go to Courtlandt street,
| New York, via the Hudson tubes.
Walk up to Broadway and Dey
street, to the subway station and
there board Broadway express train
and ride to the Manhattan street sta
/ ton. Walk west to the ferry house
and cross over on the ferry to Edge
water This route is quicker way
/ to go. The fare is twenty-seven
Soh'S' foho way
j. P. N:
Is there a premium on a penny
dated 1907? M. j. P. d.
There is a premium of from ten to
] fifty cents on your coin, depending
/ upon its condition;
J. p. N:
How can | get position as con-
| (.
! Plainfield. N. j.? LAWRENCE.
! There is an employment bureau at
| Westtield Junction, which receives
| applications for positions you refer
to every Wednesday, from 10 to II
o'clock.
j. P. N:
According to hygiene, is it proper
to close the cellar doors and windows
in the day time? >. P. II.
1t would be draughty to open the
! cellar doors wide in the daytime. A
better way would be to open the win
J dows and doors of the floor above.
| Hygiene provides for an exit of the
| devitalized air and the entry of fresh
| air, but this should not be followed
TO the extent Of running ones health
The best way is to compromise. At
night the windows should be open
slightly from the TOP and bottom.
J>P. N:
Who manages the balloon attraction
at Hillside Park? A. J. S.
| The balloon attraction is managed
by Charles Killerger He may be adj
dressed at the park
C
J.P n:
What trolley line will take me to
| Rockaway, N. j.? How long would it
take, and what is the fare?
READER.
Maplewood. Change at Maplewood
to Morris County Traction Company
line, which runs direct to Rockaway.
| The fare is forty-five cents one way
The trip takes about two and one
half hours.
Up. N:
What is the shortest bicycle route
from Newark to Meriden. Conn?
| Apply to the New Jersey Auto
mobile and Motor Club. Halsey street
and Central avenue, city, for the de-
sired information.
]. P. N:
Will the Erie railroad run an ex-
cursion to Greenwood Lake on Inde-
pendence Day? What time will the
special train leave North Newark?
JOHN.
Although there is nothing listed in
the line of a Fourth of July excur-
sion, special one-day tickets may be
purchased for $1.20 per round trip
from Newark to Greenwood Lake.
Special trains will be run Saturday.
The schedule is TAP, 900 and 9:24 in
the morning from North Newark.
G
P. N.
Did Frank Kramer meet other CIV.
clists at Miners Theatre this year?
NJ. G.
Yes; Kramer raced Elmer Collins
and Willie Cobprn at Miners The
! atre.
]. P. N.
Who are the publishers of the Po-
lice Home Journal? w. K.
The Police Home Journal is pub.
lished by the National Policeman's
Home Journal Company, 1928 Broad.
way, New York.
j.. P. N.
Are the Columbian half dollars ac.
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