Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-06
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is. l know any number of persons
who consider themselves insulted be-
cause Mr.. Million hasn't given them
season passes-among them an actor.
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What is the exact distance between
D., l.. & w. Highland avenue station,
orange, anu BROAD ana Mafhet
streets, Newark, VIA the shortest
route? w. f. S.
Inc distance Is five and one-half
miles.
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Are there moro negroes in the
United States than there are white
people? j, S. NJ.
Inc native white population of the
| United States outnumbers the colored
population by more than seven to one.
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How can l reach Bergen Fields?
What is the fare from Newark to
Union Hill and what is the route to
take? NJ. \.
Bergen Fields is a station on the
West Shore railroad. The most con-
Venient way to reach the West Shore
railroad station in Weehawken from
/ Newark, is Via the Hudson TUBE line
TO New York. Then walk down TO
/ the Courtlandt street ferry where
! you can board a boat that will take
| You TO the WeehaWken terminal, To
reach Union Hill from Newark, take
the Hudson Tube line to the Summit
avenue station, Jersey City. Then
board a Jackson avenue trolley car,
northbound, and ride to the Palisade
avenue transfer station, where you
transfer to Union Hill car. Includ-
ing the tube fare the round trip fare
between Newark and Union Hill is
thirtY-eight cents.
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| have two patents and would like
to have models made, but l am afraid
the matchmaker would steal my
ideas and have the models patented
How should l go about this
J. P. w.
As long as you have the patents or
your inventions, why worry over
someone stealing your idea from you
You know that there are laws tc
cover just such a case as this and /,
any one should steal your idea after
1t has been patented, the culprit
could be prosecuted.
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1857? NJ. H. s.
There is a premium of from two tc
twenty cents listed on your penny
according TO the condition of the coin
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What is the route from Newark t.
Ossining, n. Y, by train and what il
the fare? To whom should I apply
for pass to so through Sing Sins
prison? r, G.
Board a Hudson and Manhattan
tube train at the Park place station
and ride to the Courtlandt street ter
minal, New York. Walk east to tn,
subway station at Dey street anC
Broadway and there board an ex
press train and ride to the Crane
! Central station. Trains for Ossin
station over the New York Contra
lines. The fare one way from New
! York to Ossining is sixty cents, ant
the round trip is $1.20. Write to tn,
prison warden at Osslning, n. Y, TO
a pass, or TO the sheriff of New Yorl
county, 299 Broadway, New York.
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: Are there premiums on q nickel o
! 1853 and pennies of 1916 and 1916?
> L. II.
Your penny dated 1916 has q prem
Y ium value of from three to ten cents
= according to it's condition. There
no premium listed on your othe
4 coins.
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0 How long does it take a trolley I
a make the trip from Newark to Den
vile? Is a license necessary to ifs
in New Jersey waters? j. w. NJ.
The trip il made by way of Maple
z wood and the Morris County Trac
: ton Company's line to Morristow
and Denville. If good connection
are made, the trip will consume les
than two and one-half hours. n
license is necessary to fish in Ne'
:, Jersey waters.
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y When will the graduating exercise
. be held at West Point? NJ. w.
Graduation exercises will be held {
the United States Military Academ,
West Point, on June IL.
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! valuable column whether the SCI
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