The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-26
ALL READY FOR
JAP VISITORS WHO
ARRIVE TOMORROW
Big Program Completed for Re.
ception of Distinguished Com.
mittee on inspection Trip.
FACTORY CALLS TO BE MADE
in SCORE OF AUTOMOBILES
Commissioners Scheduled to Be
in Market Street Depot
at g O'clock.

Everything is in readiness for the
reception to be accorded to the honor
ary commercial commissioners from
Japan tomorrow by the leading citizens
of Newark. acting under arrangements
made by the Board of Trade. After the
preliminary courtesies of reception at
the City Hall have been gone through,
and the value of Newarks high pres
sure water system demonstrated, the
most important part of the days pro-
gram will be entered upon. The COM
missoners, who number almost two
score, will be taken in automobiles TO
the various representative Newark fac
tories, who have opened their plants tor
inspection. Each of the seven groups
of commissioners will visit from two to
four factories, under escort OF two OF
the Board of Trade members.
The personnel of the visiting Japa-
nese is of the highest. Every one Is
the leading financial or political mem
ber of his section of Japan. Several OIL
the commissioners are reputed to be
enormously wealthy but in all their
travelling about the country democracy
and good fellowship have been the key
note of their relations with their Amer
lean hosts.
James Nj. Reilly, the secretary of the
Board of Trade, has been the executive
force hack of the arrangements. 1t is
due TO his efforts that everything has
been nerfected in ali detail. Members
of the Board of Trade have responded
ali In ct
their services have been requested.
A novel feature of the banquet o'
more properly, buffet iuncheoi
F, at noon will be words O
greeting from Mayor Hausslint
and Governor y. Franklin Fort
who viii be asked by Toastmastei
/ George A. Reeves, president OF ths
Board of Trade, to say few words te
the assembled diners over the teie'
| phone.
The complete program, with the COM
mittees in charge of the various
parties, follow;
| Wednesday, October p, l9o9:
a. m.-Receptlon to honorary COM
,nercial commissioners from Japan by
committee. Market street station'
Pennsylvania railroad.
ais a. m.-City Hall, reception by
his honor, Jacob Haussling, mayor OF
Newark.
$3.50 a. m.-Exhibit Of high pressure
water service by fire department.
The commercial commissioners will
then board autos and in the FOLLOWING
divisions visit Newarks leading fac
tories
Route No. /.
Committee--George A. Obi, jr, Mat
thias Stratton.
10 A. m.-George A. Oil & Co. found
ers and machlnists, 155-16l Oraton
street.
II "A. m.--Tiffany & Co.. silversnliths
Highland avenue Forest Hill
IL a. m.-The Osborne Company
manufacturers OF art calendars, 75'
| Summer avenue.
! Route No 2.
Cominttee-Morris II. Sherrerd
David II. Merritt.
| 10 a. m.-General Electric Company
manufacturers of tho Edison lamp
/ Harrison.
/ II a. m.-Henry r. Worthington
manufacturer worthington pumping
engines and hydraulic machinery, Har
| rison.
12 a. m.--Hewes G. Phillips Iror
Works. manufacturers OF improved
double ported Coriss engines and gen
eral machinery 6 Orange street.
Route No. 3.
Committee-Jullen p. LaFoy ant
Leopold Meyer.
10 a. m.-James A. Banister Com
pany. boot and shoe manufacturers
|
1s5-187 Washington street.
II a. MT. p. Howell & CO., paten
and enameled leather manufacturers
New and huffman streets.
Has a. nj. Wiss & Sons Company
manufacturers cutlery. shears, scissor
and razors, 1888 Littleton avenue.
1915 a. m.--Aluminum Goods Manu-
featuring Company. manufacturers o
aluminium goods, 699 Springfield ave
nue..
Route No. 4.
Committee-David Grotta and DIR. S
e. Robertson.
10 a. n.-Sterling- Meaker Compary y
manufacturers of trolley car appliances
420 Ogden street.
# a. m.-Crocker- Wheeler Company
electrical engineers and manufacturers
Ampere.
4 Route No g.
Committee-Abram Rothschild ant
John e. Helm.
10 a. m.-Krementz & Co. manufac
turing jewelers., 40 Chestnut street
II a. m.-Stengel & Rothschild. pat
ent leather manufacturers, kossutl
and Maine streets.
II a. m--Balbach Smelling and Re
fining Company. smelters and refiner
of metals, 73 Passaic avenue.
Route No. 6.
Committee--IsaacS r. Roe. James NJ
Reilly.
10 n. nl.--The Sherwin- Williams Com
pahy. Brown street and Lister avenue
paint and varnish manufacturers.
II a. m-Central Stamping Company
b9f Ferry street. tnware manufacturers
19 a. m.-Ballantine & Co.. So Free
man street. Brewers and malsters.
Route No. Z.
Committee Franklin Murphy. ir
John f. Conroy.
10 a. m.--Kaufherr & Co.. ~ Gardei
street ahoe leather tanneries.