Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-25
MOTOR TRUCKS
PARADE TODAY
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More Than $50, Of Every Type
Are Entered for the Big
Procession.
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there was a whole feet Of two and five
ton trucks.
After passing down Broad street TO
Chestnut. the care turned east to Pa
cihc, TO Elm to Prospect to Lafayette to
Jackson and Market. where they coun-
termarched, and passing directly up the
latter t~horoughfare to High street, to
Sussex avenue, around the First Regiment
Armory to Hudson street, Central ave-
nue., to Eleventh street to Springfield ave-
nue. and thence to Olympic Park, where
the ears were parked for inspection by
the business men Of the city who were
invited to be present.
List of the Entries.
A list of the entrants and the CONNER
cial vehicles that were in line follows:
The Chemical Charcoal Company, East
Newark, two-ton enclosed-top Packard:
w. V. Egbert & Co., Newark, fve-ton
Peerless delivery truck; Jancoyius & Son,
Newark, two-ton delivery truck, Packard;
Paddock zusi Company, 1,0O0-pound Chal-
mers service wagon: A. A. Eisele & Sons,
Ford light delivery wagon; Phineas, Jones
& Co., threeton Lauth-Jergens stake body
truck; Pope Hartford Company, three-ton
rope- Hartford truck; Albert t. Schlicht-
Ing, 1,5oo-pound Atterbury wagon; r. c.
II. Corporation, New York city, 1000
pound Hupp-Yeats delivery wagon; Peer
less Motor Car Company, ~four-ton stake
body Peerless truck; Hitler Rough Dry
Laundry Company, 1,5oo-pound panel body
delivery Chase wagon; II. ]. Koehler
Company, 1,6c0-pound Koehler panel body
delivery wagon; Fidelity Trust Company,
one-ton enclosed delivery Baker electric;
r. Gray. jr.. three-ton Grabowsky truck;
BELOW & Co, three-ton Pope-Hartford
truck; Norman d. Bush, Caldwell. two
1hs-ton .autoear express trucks; J. Il.
Linde Paper Company, three and oDe-half-
ton G. NJ. c.. electric delivery truck;
Lippard- Stewart Sales Company, two
800 pound Lippard-stewart delivery
wagons; Roeber & Kuebler Company, one
ton Lansdeu electric delivery wagon;
Knickerbocker Storage Warehouse Com
pany, three-ton Mack furniture van;
Salisbury, Jacobsen & Co., 1,000-pound
Chalmers enclosed top delivery wagon;
John ]. O'Leary Company, Passaic, four
ton arford contractors truck; ]. l.. Kes-
ner Company, New York city, one-ton
| Grabowsky delivery wagon; Herman +.
| Jehlc, so0-pound Minneapolis trlcar
motorcycle delivery van; T.. Greenheld's
Sons, New York city, four-ton Alden
Sampson van; Charles X. De Bevoise
| Company. one-ton Detroit electric deliy-
cry wagon; Muse Wagon and Auto Com
pany, one-ton Mcintyre panel body truck
and four-ton Sternbury truck; Ritger Eek
celsior Pottery Company, 21f-ton Mais de-
livery truck; Detroit Chalmers Motor Car
Company, 5O0-pound Cadillac service
wagon; Christian Feigenspan, one Ave
ton Garford and one 31k-ton and one Ave
ton General Vehicle electric brewery
trucks; George Wiedenmayer, three-ton
Packard platform truck.
Jersey. Motor Car Company, two and
one-half-ton Mais stake truck; General
Electric Company, Harrison, three two-ton
general vehicle electric trucks; Mercury
Sales Company, 1,coO-pound Mercury ex.
press BODY truck and 1,000-pound full
panel Mercury delivery wagon; A. G,
Spalding & Bros. Co., one 1,500-pound
Chase panel top delivery wagon and ONT
two-ton Chase truck; Hydraulic Truck
Sales Company, New York city, six-ton
La France stake body truck; Otto Brandt,
Inc, three-ton Pope-Hartford soda water
truck; Hitchings & Co., Elizabeth, three
ton White truck; Pope-Hartford Company,
fve-ton Pope-Hartford chassis; Grand
Union Tea Company, two ive-ton Pierce
Arrow trucks: Studebaker Bros. & Co., OF
New York 1,000-pound Studebaker cleo
trio express wagon; I. H. Deyo & Co.
~ kn tn 1ata@at hndy daljuary
wagon; Begerows. florists. one 1,500-pound
Simplex and one 1.00opound General We
hicle florists wagon; Wagner Pastry Com
pany, 1~,5O0-pound Abel truck; Charles c,
Ziegler, Elizabeth, one and ope-half-ton
Mack and one 1.000-pound REQ express
truck; Russell Distilling Company, two
two-ton White delivery trucks; Newark
Rivet Works, two three-ton Packard
trucks; a. C. Orr, two-ton Orr genera
building trade truck; Newark Cornice and
Skylight Company, direction Gramm de
livery truck; Lawshe & Co., four-tor
Mack stake truck.
Gimbel Brothers, New York city, 1.5oo
pound White delivery wagon; Raymond
Fitzgerald, two 1,0OO-pound Modern de
livery wagons and one one-ton Moderi
express truck; Lyon 4 Son, six-ton Macl
brewery truck; NJ. w. Kellogg Company
nye-ton Pierce-Arrow platform truck; Col
inwood Farm, fve-ton Pierce-Arrow util
ity farm wagon; Ellis Motor Car Com
pany, fye-ton Pierce-Arrow stake truck
International Motor Company, Saurer FIR
pump, Saurer pioneer freighter an
saurer passenger bus; Allen TRUCKING
Company, Jersey City, hve-ton Whit
truck; The Lansden Company, one Que
ton and two two-ton Lansden ~electri
trucks; David Harper, Harrison, three
ton Mails dumping body truck; Fred P
Merkel, 11h-ton Commercial truck; Aut'
School of New Jersey, three-ton CONNIE
truck; Hygeia Brewing Company, five
ton .Garford brewery truck; John W
Ransley & Son. East Orange, four-tol
Mack soda water truck; August Fink 1
Sons, one three-ton and one hve-ton Whit
truck and one 1,5O0-pound White deliver,
wagon; Hoagland- Thayer Company, tw,
4Ja-ton and one s1trton CONNER truck
and one one-ton Adams truck; Roe 4
Conover, one-ton Newark express truck
New Jersey Adamant Company, Eas
Newark. fye-ton Mack truck; Meyer |
Bush Company, one three-ton and on
fye-ton Alec trucks; Sherwin-W William
COMPANY. one three-ton Hewitt and on
1lb.ton White truck; Autocar Sales Com
many. New Jersey branch, forty 1h-toi
Autocar trucks; f. w. McClave & ,Sor
Harrison, Attention Dayton chassis an
lumber trailer: Tresler Lumber Company
Kearny. attention Mack lumber true
and two ~trailers.
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