Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-12
OPEN BROAD
AND MARKET BANK
BEFORE new YEAR
Location Will Be Near Four
Corners--Stock Nearly
All Sold.

The business men in charge of the
organization of the Broad and Market
National Bank announced today that
before the ushering In of another new
year the new banking Institution will
be open for business.
Although no definite site has been
settled upon as to h banks location
it must be near the -four corners to
comply with it's name.
Prominent Men interested.
The organization of the new bank
has been under way for some time.
Among those interested in the new in
stitution viii be found some OF New
ark's most prominent business men.
Assurance of the banks early opening
and also it's welcome into the city's
financial section was evident by TIE
manner in which the stock has been
purchased by the business men. Within
the next fortnight 1t is thought all the
stock will have been disposed of. and
upon the completion of this work the
organizing board. of which Joseph ].
Rafter is chairman, will begin the
final arrangements for the opening of
the institution.
No attempt has been made to settle
definitely in advance the personnel Of
the officers, employees or directors,
these selections being left entirely to
the judgment and decision of the stock
holders. The capital win consist OF 1000
shares, issued at a uniform price of $3.50
each, leaving the bank with a capital
of 5000, 900 and a surplus of 100000. In
| Ad5t+so- D., ot,1rlr,nr .aoo,nfa Aho naxv
institution will maintain an interest
department, as well as safe deposit
vaults.
Members of Organization.
Prominent among those who make up
the organization board are
George W Jagle, president J.. ].
Hockenjos Company, S29 Broad street,
Newark; vice-president American Ma
tional Bank. Newark; trustee Iron
bound Trust Company.
John OConnor. Security Storage
Warehouse, Harrison; O'Connor's New
ark and New York Express Company,
Charles w. Lent. banker; formerly
Essex County National Bank.
DIR. Charles F. Kraemer, fire insur-
ance and real estate, 776 Broad street
Newark.
Walter C. Jacobs, president and treas
urer Central Electrotype Foundry
president Unity Building and Loa AS
ISOLATION, Newark.
George II. Lambert, lawyer; ex-judgt
and exmember of Board of Street and
Water Commissioners. Newark.
Harry M. Friend. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and general manager Essex Press
Newark, and Chronicle Publishing
Company, Orange. N. j.
Louis V. Aronson, president Art Meta
Works; playground COMMISSIONS
? Newark.
Laban w. Dennis, director City Trus
l Company; secretary and treasure
George Brown & Co, stone contractors
Joseph ]. Rafter. manager mechani
cal printing department. Prudential In
%surance Company. Newark.
Theodore S. Fettinger, secretary uni
r ted Merchants Realty Company; man
! ager publicity department Hahne &
Co., Newark.
t M. d. Kopple. attorney; president Au
topress Company, 299 Broadway; vice
r president Flushing National Bank.
= Frank MacD. Sinclair, president Sin
t clair & Valentine, New York; directo
Home Trust Company, New York.
Charles H. Stewart. lawyer. of firn
of Lambert & Stewart; school commits
l sioner Of %Irvington.
William A. Gray. secretary and gen
eral manager Berlin g. Jones Envelope
= Co., N. Y; residence, Newark.
' r.. Russell Brant, stationer, Markef
and Mulberry streets, Newark; secre4
r tary Traders Investment Company.
Clarence G. Wolfe. trucking, Ga High
street, Newark.
. John e. Helm, attorney, Helm &
Knight, Prudential building; vice-pres
ident Essex Press and Chronicle Pub
fishing Company.
Y George L. Crum, Equitable Life As
> uranc Society, 128 Broadway, N. Y.
residence, Long Branch.
Thomas O'Grady, manager Edisonis
Company, 81 Halsey street, Newark.
Albert Schurr, resident director ant
member executive committee Nortl
American Life Insurance Company
Newark.
David King. receiving teller Fourtl
National Bank. New York; residence
Jersey City.
A. j. Harding, president Merchants
and Bankers Business School: presi
dent Harding Advertising Company
Newark.
Morris Cohn, decorator, 919 Broa'
street, Newark.
Henry s. Altal, general agent, Rose
dale-Linden Cemetery.
Joseph Samuel, dealer in metals, 10
Hunterdon street, Newark.
Robert O'Gorman, fir insurance
: Union Building, Newark; directo
West Side Trust Company.
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