The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-13
UNUSUAL DEMAND
FOR NEW JERSEY
AUTO LICENSES
Club Officials Are Working
Overtime to
Rush of Applicants.

The local office for the department of
motor vehicles in the New Jersey Au-
tomobile and Motor Clubhouse still con-
tinued working on an overtime schedule
this week in order to accommodate the
great number of motorists who desired
to enew their car registration for the
current year. How long the present
rush will continue it is impossible to
say, but there seems to be no end to the
demand for the little pasteboard tickets
that entitle the holder to operate his
car on the Jersey roads.
Contrast this condition of affairs with
the small number of automobile owners
of a few years ago and the wonderful
growth of the motor car industry, and
the hold that motoring has taken on
the public becomes Immediately ap-
parent.
Among the machines registered this
week were those owned by the follow
ing Newarkers:
Charles w. Baker, Roseville avenue,
Peugeot touring car, Fiat roadster, Fiat
landaulet; William C. Stanley, 10
Johnson avenue, Mercedes runabout,
Packard limousine, Packard touring
car, Mercedes limousine; Coles A. See
ley, SIG Highland avenue, Buick touring
car; Isaac d. Plank, II Camp street,
Jewell runabout; Brush-McLaren Motor
Company, Al William street, Brush run
about and Brush delivery wagon; Her
man kollmar, SO Hillside avenue, Win
ton touring car; Thomas ]. Coyle, 1879
Market street, Locomobile touring car;
Leopil kosenski, 107 Ferguson street,
REQ touring car; Harry V. Austin, 5
Milford avenue, Winton touring car;
DR.. Bernard H. Greenfield, 205 South
Orange avenue, Logan runabout; DR..
Francis ]. Kerns, II Paramount ave-
nue., Ford runabout; George F. Spencer,
S21 Lake street, Thomas touring car;
Andrew Peterson, 200 Badger avenue,
Mack truck; David E.. Drake, 260 Sixth
avenue, White touring car; Chester r.
Hoag, 1913 Mt. Prospect avenue, Pack
ard limousine; Frank L. Amend, 90
First street, Buick roadster; Joseph G.
Weber, SO Hazelwood avenue, Buick
touring car; Board of Street and Water
Commission, City Hall, Maxwell run
about; DR.. Alfred Woodhouse, S35 Clin-
ton avenue, Auto runabout; Edward c.
Moore Company, Meeker avenue. Cadil-
lac touring car; Malcolm Ellis, 204 Nor
'ris avenue, Buick %runabout; Bruce p.
Kitchell, 515 Ridge street, Pope touring
car; Harry r. Bird, 81 Eleventh avenue,
Rec runabout; Edward M. Stirling, so
Lafayette street, Brush runabout;
Henry Wander Roest, Is Orchard street,
Maxwell r%unabout; William c. Warner,
342 Seventh avenue, Maxwell runabout;
Henry N. Swift, 452 Broad street, White
touring car; Edward w. Drew, 1888
Broad street, Maxwell touring car, Olds
r%unabout; DIR. Edward u. Hawkes., Is
Central avenue, Ford runabout; Theo-
dore w. Grifith, 1884 North Sixth street,
Mitchell roadster; Walter Drake, 1854
Broad street, Marmon touring car;
Emerson Brooks, 81 Division street,
Cadillac touring car; Sarah r. Mead, 16
James street, Buick touring car; John
Hemsath, SO Spruce street, Mitchell
roadster; William Borman, 1913 South
Eleventh street, REQ touring car; DIR.
Max Danzas, 46 Mercer street, Cadillac
runabout; Rush e. Heimisch, BAL 'Thir-
teenth avenue, Northern touring car;
DR.. Fred Webner, 96 Clinton avenue,
Buick touring car; c. G. Winans Com
pany, 126 Frelinghuysen avenue, Ford
roadster; DIR. Ludwig r. Sattler, %
Seventeenth avenue. Northern touring
car: Alpheus s.. Van SAINT. 725 Highland
avenue, Buick touring car.