Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-30
BIC FIRMS NEED
MOTOR TRUCKS
Representatives of Many Firms
Will Inspect Vehicles at
Next Show.

Remarkable interest in the subject of
motor trucking is being shown by large
companies throughout the Eastern States.
Many of these have national and interna-
tional regulations. A considerable portion
already own and operate some motor
trucks, but they are in need of more and
are seeking Information regarding new
and improved models.
Hundreds of such companies nave already
notified the management of the National
Automobile Show in New York that they
will send representatives to inspect the
thirty-five or more different makes of in
dustrial and commercial vehicles that will
be exhibited in the new Grand Central
Palace from January 10 to II. In most cases
the representatives are officers of the
companies, and instead of one several will
visit the show.
The following names that are familiar
to almost everybody are selected from the
long list Of companies that have been
heard from by Manager Miles of the show.
1t Is interesting to note the diversified
lines of trade presented as well as the
wide distribution and standing of the con
Germs. The list does not include companies
in New York City, but only those whose
officers must come from out of
A. p. W.. Paper Company, Albany, n.
Y; American Bolt Company, Birmingham,
Ala; American Box and Lumber Com.
Company, York, Pa; American Hardware
Corporation, New Britain. Conn; Ameri-
can Optical Company, Southbridge, Mass.
Ames Sword Company, Boston, Mass.
Baldwin Locomotive Works. Philadelphia
Pa; Baltimore Bargain House, Baltimore,
Md. Barney & Smith Car Company, Day
Springfield, Mass; Beech Nut Packing
Company, Canajoharie, N. y; Bethlehem
Steel Company, Bethlehem, Pa; Black
Diamond Coal Company; Philadelphia, Pa
Mass. j. G.. Brill Company, Philadelphia
Pa; Buffalo-Pitts Company, Buffalo, N
Y: Central Construction and Supply Com.
pany, Harrisburg. Pa; Champion Coated
Paper Company. Hamilton, Ohio; Chocolat,
Menier, Hoboken, N. j.; Cincinnati Rub
Der Manufacturing Company, Cincinnati
Mass; Colts Patent Fire Arms Company
Hartford, Conn; Columbia Brewing Com,
pany. Shenandoah, Pa; Cumberland Stee
Company, Cumberland, Md; DennisoI
ham. Mass; Estey Organ Company, Brat.
tleboro, Me-: Fore River Ship Building
Company. Quincy, Mass; Fort Stanwis
Canning Company, Rome. n. y; Franco.
j.; Freeland overall Manufacturing Com
pany, Freeland, Pa. Harmony Mills. Co
hoes, n. y; Interstate Paving Company
Utica, N. Y; Kaufman Brothers, Pitts
burg, Pa; j. l.. Mott Company. Trenton
n. j.: II. K. Milford & Co. Philadelphia
Pa; n, e. Gas & Coke Company, Boston
Mass: New Haven Clock Company, New
Haven, Conn; Oneida Community, Ltd.
Oneida. n. "; Pennsylvania Central Brew
ing Company, Scranton, Pa; Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, Altoona, Pa. Seacoas'
Canning Company, PASSPORT. Me. the
Sommer Company. Washington, n. j..
Spratt's Pat, Ltd, Newark, n. j.
Sweet, Orr & Company, Newburgh, N
Y; Syracuse Cold Storage Co.; Syracuse
N. Y; Tuxedo Stores Company, Tuxedo, n
"; United 8 & 10c Stores. Philadelphia
Pa: United Shirt & Collar Company, Troy
n. X; u s csnaing coTmpany, , Bufra ao
neva, N. Y; Charles Warner Co., VIII
mington, Del; Western Electric Company
Philadelphia, Pa; The Weatena Company
! Railway, N. j.: Wilmington Sash and Dool
Company, Wilmington, Del, and Paul Il
Writ, Bloomsbury, Pa.