Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-19

Sl.S5, your half and quarter gold
pieces are valued at 81 and sixty
cents. respectively; your half-dollar
mas a premium value of f1fty-three
cents, your dime is valued at eleven
cents, while your penny is of no
premium value.
]. p. N:
Is there any value attached to a
dime of 1898 with the letter s?
]. D.
You missed your treasure by just a
year. There Is no premium on a dime
OF 1893 with the letter S, but there is a
premium value of five dollars on a
dime Of the following year with the
letter S.
j. p. N:
How can I reach Cypress Hills and
what is the fare? w. J. c.
Board a tube train at the Park place
station and ride to Cortlandt street,
New York. Walk to Brooklyn bridge
and there take a Cypress Hills elevat-
ed train to Cypress Hills. The fare,
round trip, from Park place would be
forty cents.
]. p. NJ:
I secured my first papers December
IL, 1903, and would like to know
whether they are still good. Is it
necessary for a girl to shake hands
when being introduced to anyone?
FOREIGNER.
Your first papers are still good. In
the matter of introductions. the girl
should always he the one to take the
initiative in the matter of shaking
hands. 1t is no breach of etiquette,
though, to shake hands on being in
troduced.
j. p. N:
Are newsboys compelled to have a
license to sell papers? C. C.
If the lad is under ten years of age
he is compelled to make application
at the office of the Board of Education
in the City Hall for license. Boys
over fourteen years of age do not re-
quire license.
]. P. N.
Can you give me the, name and adj
dress of the man who told where the
body of the child was for which the
Morris canal was drained in the city
last fall? P. NJ.
Charles H.. Hatfield, an astrologer,
residing at 379 South Eleventh street,
city, is the man you have in mind.
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J. P. N:
Where can l get information con-
corning Valparaiso University?
F. r. s.
Write to the registrar of the uni
versity, Valparaiso, Indiana, for your
information.
J. p. N:
Where can | board the boat that
ut folr
T. e.
The boat for Blaekwells Island
leaves the dock of the Department of
Charities and Corrections, at the foot
of East Twenty-sixth street, New
York city
J. P. NJ:
What are the fares one way and
excursion to Albany and Providence
from New York by rail?
ETA e. s.
The fare from New York to Albany
one way is $40 and return $575. The
and excursion $50.
j. P. NJ:
What Is the premium on a white
penny of 1864; also on a penny of
1870? sc.
Your coins are of no premium value.
o
j. p. N:
Where can l secure a copy of my
birth certificate? x.
Write to the Board of Health in
the city in which you were born and
copy of your birth certificate will
be forwarded to you.
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]. P. N.
A bets that there are eight cigar
cites in a box. B bets there are
more. Who wins. even If there are
ten or more cigarettes in a box A
says he wins, as there are EIGHT" in
that number. r. s. v. p
If there are ten or more cigarettes
in the box referred to- wins. A, no
doubt, is a very wise fellow, with a
desire to show his cleverness by
"catch betting" However, as all the
laws of fairness are against such
tricks, A, in leaving the decision to
me, will find himself loser.
J.P. NJ:
How many times has Harry Lauder
appeared in Newark? In what thea
tres did he play? G. S.
Harry Lauder has appeared twice in
Newark, in 1909 at the American Mu-
sic Hall (now the Lyric Theatre) and
in 1918 at Proctor's Theatre.
FAN-Consult the files at the Of
fee of the Newark Evening Star,
Branford place, for your information.