The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-06
MANY MOTORISTS
GET STATE AUTO
REGISTRATIONS
Unprecedented Demand for liz
censes to Operate Cars
in the State.

The local office of the Department of
Motor Vehicles, in the clubhouse of
the New Jersey Automobile and Motor
Club, in Park place, has been almost
as busy during the past week as when
the registration books were first
opened. and there seeIns to be no let
up in the number Of motorists anxious
to renew their licenses or to register
a newly-purchased machine.
The following Newarkers were
among those taking out car registra-
tions this week:
David Young, 227 Roseville avenue,
Thomas touring; w. T. Cook, 175 North
Third street, REQ runabout; james NJ.
S~omerville, "A LomDardy street, Ford
runabout; E. r. Heath, 300 Roseville
avenue, Gilmore runabout; James Fl.
Smith, S4 Broad street, Jackson tour
ing; Henry c.. Ward, $50 Clinton ave-
nue., Auto touring; DR.. A. Fischer, AZ
Sixteenth avenue, Brush %runabout; c.
7 Shirley, $40 Clifton avenue, Auto
runabout; S. II. Ellington, s21 Sum
mer venue, Cadillac touring; Felix N,
Vital, $40 South Seventh street, jack
son touring; John H. Prone, 81 Prince
street, Auto touring; S. j. Burnett, 7
Warren street, Ford roadster; Frank
Winfield. AZ Milford venue, REQ tour
ing; j. III. Dunbar, SO Wakeman avenue
Cadillac touring; wv. H. Illingworth,
Az Mt. Prospect venue Stevens tour
ing; Hardy Bush, 10 South street,
Thomas touring; August Beucke. II
South Twelfth street, Peerless touring;
G. o. Groebe, rs Clinton street, Odds
runabout; M. r. Whitenack, M. D., 10
Bathgate place, Auto runabout; C. H.
Seifert, 265 Halsey street, Doris tour
irg; j. A. Apger, 2331s Fifth street,
Maxwell runabout; a. o. Kiefer, 1856
South Eighth street. Maxwell touring:
N. l.. Kahn, Broad and Court streets.
Mitchell touring; j. II. Dunn, jr., Z
South Ninth street, Northern runabout;
II. j. Nostrand, 1853 Broad street, Cadil-
lac touring: T. j. Villers, Sc Mt. Pleas
ant avenue. Cadillac runabout; G.. FL.
Fritz, 70 Burnet street. Stevens tour
ing; p. e. Heller, 242 Elwood avenue,
Olds touring; Hydro-Carbon Machine
Company, Cadillac %runabout; DR.. San
ford Ferris, 312 South Ninth street,
Jackson touring; Gustav Steinhardt, 10
Van Ness place, Cadillac touring;
Asher Lambert, Johnson avenue, Pack
ard runabout and touring: Grace c.
. 'St'' ~ " ~ oil ttft, II
limousine. Grant e. Finney, 81 Walnut
street, Maxwell runabout; Ferdinand
Fink, 800 Springfield avenue. Gilmore
touring; Henry Fischer. 172 Littleton
avenue, Auto touring; Samuel Goldberg.
EOS Hu1terdon street, Cadillac touring:
William J. Connolly. A Breintnall place.
Auto runa.bout; Charles Hartdegen, 362
Summer avenue, Maxwell runabout; G..
". Sutphen, 49, Wakernan venue Olds
touring; Hugh NJ. Hart, Is Ciouverneur.
street. Cadillac runabout; w. r. DEFY.
165 Roseville avenue, Franklin touring.
Sales reported by the Essex Auto
Company this week follow: w. 8.
Burke. Newark, Model F. Ford; Alex
ander Maybury. Clifton. Model il.
Jackson: Michael Coghland. Mendham.
Model Fl, Jackson;- J. Harvey Smith,
Newark. Model d, jackson. and Leo
Robinson, Mendham, Ford runabout.
j. p. Canty, of the Greene Motor Car
Company, has returned from a trip to
Easton, Pa. in a Loconlobile and says
the roads between Newark and
Hackettstown are in good condition.
From Hackettstown to Washington
they are poor. but between that point
and Easton the roadway is fairly good.
The Essex Auto Company. of New
ark, received three carloads of Jack
sons and two carloads of Ford cars
week.