Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-04-27
Big GROWTH
OF NEWAR
Remarkable Achievement
and Improvements Pre-
dicted for 1912.
FEW CITIES IN WHICH
OUTLOOK is BRIGHTER
Underlying Conditions Favor
able to New Forward MOye=
ment in Business.

In an article appearing in the Com
mercial and Financial Record under the
heading, THE Remarkable Growth of
Newark" it is pointed out that the
year 1912 is to be one of remarkable
achievements and Improvements. Part
of the article follows;
There are but few cities of the
United States in which the business
outlook is brighter al the present time
Tbe Industrial business and financial
interests of Newark are eagerly scan
ming their respective tields OF actlVlty
for every sign of broadening enter
prise. and there are encouraging re-
ports of a more vigorous and health
Iul approach to larger trade e%pah-
sion tnderlying conditions are dafoT +,
business, and the general improve
ment Of a genuinely sound type saPura est,,I.1
soon s9Snn o1t be the a1f@ preapihifshh f the brsht
ening indications are maintained. The
way is now clear for striking out a
broad path in the prosecution OF az.
gressive BUSINESS development; The
large interests that were safely gath
cred and the abundant resources oI
the country should simulate industry
in every department to greater de-
gree in the near future, Win SO
many of the essential elements OF sue
cess in evidence il seems reasonable
TO expect rapid return 10 former
prosperous conditions.
No review of the affairs of Newark
would be complete without more or
less extended reference to the work
that is being done by the Fielder Cor
Grafton. the founder and active head
Of which is the Hon. William, H. f.
Fielder one of the ablest and most
distinguished residents of New Jersey.
The business OF the company is the
handling of real estate on big scale
and it is one of the largest as Wen
ss one of the most Important concerns
of its kind in the State. Long located
ih the Century building, at AZ MARKET
street, they have inst fo,lrfE rem9Eed 1 aodn to
fronting on Broad street, of the new
Firemen's Insurance building.
This city has been developing at a
remarkable rate during the last few
years" Mr.. Fielder said. In fact 1
don't believe that any other city in
the United States Is able TO show
so large percentage of increase Our
population is now at least 100000 The
prestige of Newark as a great manu-
featuring centre was never brighter
than it is today. and the various public
and around the city will unquestion-
ably place us still further in the van
of progress.
Corporation are Mr.. Fied1er's two sons,
Mr. William c. Fielder and Mr Ernest
!. E. Fielder. The Fielder Corpora
ticn sold the Globe building, the Van
Horn property. the triangular plot at
High street. Springfield avenue and
Thirteenth avenue: the property be-
Broad street to 23-29 Atlantic street.
This the company sold TO the Greater
Newark Realty Company quite re-
Gently. They also conducted the sale
Of the South Orange avenue insane
ASYLUM. 1t iS~ said that the company
has in contemplation the erection of
large garage of unique design for
ono of the largest automobile concerns
IN New York. The design is now on
exhibition in the company's office.