Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-23

! uiOlHtI always WdlLlUS lpl 5O0
home, sweet home" he will be able
to get it. MOTORCYCLE BUG.
Thank you for the information. May
the roads be good this spring and
may the carburetor never miss.
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What is the estimated population Of
| Greater New York for 1914?
A CONSTANT READER.
On January 1, 1914 the estimated
population Of Greater New York WAS
| 1858, S7I
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Please advise IN regard to the next
civil service examination for letter
carriers. Will the Brownell.Stork
Company produce Uncle Toms
Cabin" this season.,
The next examination will take
place In November Application
blanks will be given out after July
!, No arrangements have been made
| TO produce "Uncle Toms Cabin" by
the Brownell- Stork Company.
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To decide a wager, did John Nc
Cormack, the famous tenor, ever sing
at Proctors Park Place Theatre? Ii
SO, please give the date. w: e.
fACCOA diuE W tie IlONbOl eA%hASAA
ties, John Mccormack never ap-
peared at the local Proctor playhouse.
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VIII you please inform Tony, the
! barber, that the Rover Social Clubs
annual dance viii be held April II at
Turnbu1 Auditorium. Jimmy Nc
| Weigh is the chairman of the reeep-
/ ton committee.
BEN GREENSTEIN,
Secretary of the Rover Social Club.
Will Tony, the tonsorial gentleman,
plase take notice?
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A bets that a person has been known
to make three sonersaults in the air
without the use of a springboard or
horizontal bar. y disagrees. Who
wins? A. w.
| Several acrobats have performed
the triple somersault in midair, so A
wins.
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Who is the heavy weight champion
OF United States? Who holds the
worlds title? d d the boxing. COM
mission discredit Johnson's right to
the title? X. p.
Jack Johnson is the heavy weight
pion. The French boxing commission
made an effort to scredit him, but
Johnson is conceded the worlds
heavyweight title holder by the New
York Boxing Commission.
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Is there any premium on q half
cent of 1858? I. D.
Your coin is of no premium value.
g.
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Say, do you know that You were
wrong when you SAID that VIII Ken
nedy did not have string attached
to that hat he threw out towards the
audience at the Empire Theatre? ]
sat in the second row and saw
black string. SO Brother wins.
ARCHIE.
Well Archie, we were informed by
the Empire Theatre management that
no str ng was attached to Kennedy's
hat and that he tossed the hat in
boomerang fashion. So you better
have it out with Mr.. Miner.
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Can anyone put UP a wireless sta
ton at his home? Does one need
license? Can you recommend q book
on wireless? X. W.
| You can erect a wireless on your
home. but you are required to file
| an agreement with the government
| in regard to its operation. There are
several publications on wireless
jtelegraphy to be had at the Newark
Public Library.
j. p. N:
Will you kindly let me know when
the list of ratings for last Novem-
ber's examinations for postal clerks
and letter carriers will be given out?
Do you think l will be appointed,
with an average of 80 per cent?
T. L. w.
The list is to be ready for publica-
ton very shortly Watch the daily
papers. You will receive an an
ponds upon the number Of openings.
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Can you tell me the name of the
State commissioner of labor and his
assistant? A READER.
Lewis T. Bryant, of Trenton, is the
State commissioner of labor at the
present writing. John I. Holt, of
| Trenton, Is his assistant.
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" III you plGdSt dQNlSG AIAV W-AtA z ~
apply for q position as conductor on
the trolleys? G. d:
Apply any Tuesday morning at the
Miller street car barns.
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Can you tell me the best way to get
to the Secaucus Hospital from
Kearny? J. c.
The best way for you to reach the
tuberculosis hospital at Secaucus
would be for you to come into Ho-
bolSen via the Hudson and Manhattan
tube line Board the train at the Har-
rison station and ride to the Grove
street station, Jersey City. Transfer
here for an uptown New York train
and ride to the Erie station. Get off
the train here and transfer to a Ho-
boSen train that will take you to the
D., l.. and w terminal in Hoboken.
There you can get train that will
take you to Secaucus
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Where is Fonda, New York, located?
What is the nearest railroad station
and what is the fare? w. d.
Fonda is on the north bank of the
Mohawk river in New York State. 1t
lies forty-three and half miles west
northwest of Albany and thirty miles
east of Little Falls. The fare is 1898
from New York city via the New
York Central line.