Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-09
WHAT EXHIBITORS
PLAN TO DISPLAY

Many exhibitors in the Newark In
dustrial Exposition notified the COM
mittee today as to what they would
show in the big display of Newark
made goods, to be seen here May IL to
25.
The committee is gratifed at the
variety of articles to be exhibited, and
also at the fact that so many COM
panies will show machinery in opera
ton.
Zeh & Hahnemann Co. announce that
they will display various types and
sizes of their power presses and sam
pies of die work. The feature of this
exhibit that will probably attract much
attention will be one of the presses in
operation producing a souvenir medal.
H. M. Hughson & Co.'S interesting
exhibitw i'll consist of hand-engraved
enclosing rolls and plates for leather,
paper, silk, plush, wood, calico, rib
bons, fancy paper, wallpaper, carpets,
oilcloth and profile paper.
Very beautiful will be the display of the
| Art Metal Works, which will be composed
of artistic metal goods. such as clocks,
jewel cases. electroliers, electric portables,
smokers articles, toilet novelties, desk
statuary. finished In ormolu gold. French
gray silver inc various brasses and
bronze. as well as old ivory and tinted
ivory.
The Columbus Crystal Company will
make an exhibition of three grades of
Glauber salts. three grades of washing
of copper, ammonia, etc. This company
will snow methods of preparation of some
of these compounds.
Hardwood doors and trims will be ex-
hibited by V. j. Hedden & Sons Company.
Up-to-date office fittings will be shown
by the w. B. Wood Company.
A. Griffoul & Brothers Company have
announced that they will show a selection
of very fine bronze reproductions of
world-renowned sculptures from the
Louvre, Luxembourg and the British Mu-
scum: a collection of bronze castings
of the works OF leading American sculp-
tors. cast from models supplied by the
artists and a number of other small
bronzes. This constitutes a miniature art
exhibit.
Igoe Brothers will show machinery turn
ing out wire nails from raw material be-
fore the eyes of the spectators and other
machines automatically cutting wire to
lengths.
An exhibit of advertising novelties.
badges, buttons, gold and enamel emblems
and pins, medals, leather goods, etc., will
be made by the Whitehead & Hoag Com
pannXy. s.r.4.on cnoo,.,4u cou ,,
show its original sweeping compound,
"No-Dust," which is used by the Board
of Health of Newark and by large
companies throughout the country.
razors, together with a complete line
of hand-cut files and kindred novelties,
will be shown by the Parkes File Com
pam
Wardrobe trunks, dress trunks,
steamer trunks, auto and tire trunks,
fibre trunks n cases, handmade bags
and special leather goods will be in
cluded in the exhibit of William Bal.
In the Essex Foundry will be a COM
plete line of iron steam-f1tting cast
ings, ranging in size from one-quarter-
inch connections, Weighing a few
ounces, to large high pressure fiange
fittings, thirty inches in diameter.
weighing one-half ton each. The same
exhibit will also include drainage fit
tings, sinks, stands, wash tray equip-
ment and miscellaneous castings.
listers Agricultural Chemical Works
will exhibit in glass Jars twenty brands of
fertilizer, useful for all kinds of crops,
glue, chemicals, grease, bone black, pot
ash salts, many grades Of bone and gela-
makers asphaltum substitute will be one
of the interesting features of the exhibit:
There are now one hundred and ten ex-
hibitors in the big project and the number
is increasing SO rapidly that all the space
in the large armory will soon be applied
for.