Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-27
ENGINEERS PLAN
BIG EXPOSITION
Jersey Branch of National As
ISOLATION to Give Show
This Week.


A complete exhibit of the many various
types of stationary engines and power
plants will be held at Krueger's Audi
forum beginning Thursday by the New
Jersey State Association, branch of the
National Association of Stationary En-
~gineers.
While the variety of the exhibits Will
not compare with that of the big Indus
trial Exposition which closed last week.
yet the engineers exhibit will be every
bit as interesting, because of the fact
that every exhibit on display will be
thoroughly explained to the spectators by
the members of the association.
There will be more than $50 booths, In
which will be seen stationary engines of
every size and for every purpose, from
those used to work a small garden pump
to the mammoth machines which supply
light and power to modern hotels.
Delegates from every important city in
the State will be present and officers will
be elected.
The show will last four days. The Ma
tional Association has more than q, 500
members and next year 1t is planned to
hold the nnual convention In the East
instead of at Kansas City, where 1t usual
ly takes place. The local association
feels that the convention should be held
in Newark, but doubt II the delegates.
which will number about 5000, could be
accommodated at the hotels and boarding
houses In the city. II 1t can be shown
that it il possible to care for this num-
Der here there is every possibility that the
national meet will be held in Newark.
The exposition committee consists of
members of the local association and are
all OF this city. They are Eugene Han
cock, chairman; p. j. Tully, w. Virgins.
Joseph Amberg, George Leishow. Charles
Lutter, Il. w. Sears, C. l.. Bailey, W. NJ.
Yreeland, ]. C. Savage, C. w. Kaufman.
The officers of the State Association
are: Past president. e. w. Sears: presi-
dent, William Krouse; vice-president,
Martin j. Hickey; secretary, Charles
Sommer; treasurer, Thomas A. Brown:
conductor, T. e. Heath; doorkeeper,
Thomas Mcnamara.
A partial list of the concerns to exhibit
follows: Walter G.. Ruggles Company,
New York; Strong Machine Company,
New York; Dayton Betting Company,
New York; Warren Webster Company,
Camden; Sunset Company, Newark; Jen-
kins Brothers, New York; Power, New
York; crandal Packing Company, Pal
myra, N. Y; Schaeffer & Budenberg
Manufacturing Company, Brooklyn;
Peerless Rubber Company, New York;
Cooney & O'Rourke, Harrison: New York
Betting and Packing Company, New
York; Dearborn Drug and Chemical Com
pany, Chicago; Manning, Maxwell &
Moore, New York; Cling Surface Com
pany, Buffalo; Eureka Packing Company,
New York; Foster Engineering Company,
Newark; The Underfeed Stoker Company,
Chicago; Fletcher Stanley Company, New
ark; Jackson Awning Company, Newark;
James W. Crane, Brooklyn; John A.
Roebling Sons Company, Trenton: Nor.
bin Oil and Supply Company, Newark;
Home Rubber Company. Trenton; Ohio
Blower Company, Cleveland; NJ. T. Da-
wilson. Philadelphia; w. b. Mcvicker
Company, New York; National Flue
Cleaner Company, Trenton; f. W. Webb
Manufacturing Company, Boston; Smooth
on Manufacturing Company, Jersey City;
Pitts & kits Company, New York; II.
w. Johns anville Company, New York:
V. d. Anderson Company, Cleveland;
William Powell Manufacturing Company,
Cincinnati; Clement Restein COMPANY.
New York; Ross & Taggart, New York;
L. J. Wing Manufacturing Company, New
York: H. b.. Underwood & Co, Phila-
delphia; Boig & Hill, New York
National Oil and Supply Company.
Harrison; David C. Seymour, Newark;
Macknet & Dorcmus Company, Newark:
r. & J. Dix Company, Passaic; Dixon
Cascade Pump Company, Newark; Inter
national Acheson Graphite Company.
Niagara Falls; Strong, Carlisle & Ham
mond Company, Cleveland; Griscom Spen-
Ger Company, New York; McLeod-H Henry
Company, Troy; Simmons Pipe Bending
Works. Newark; Yingling & Sons, New.
ark; Philadelphia Grease Company, Phila-
delphia; Keystone Lubricating Company,
Philadelphia; Green, Tweed & Co.,
New York; Albany Grease Company, AL
bany; Crane & Milligan, Newark; LunK.
enheimer Company, Cincinatti; The Iron
| Works Company, Jersey City; The Ash
ton Valve Company, NewfYork; The Gar
lock Packing Company, Palmyra; Inter
national Correspondence Schools, Scran
ton; Standard Oil Company, Newark
Buhne Metal Company. New York; C. t
Coe & Co., New York; Crane Com
pany, Newark; Mutual Supply Com
pany, Newark; Homestead Valve Com
pany, Homestead, Pa; Couse & Bolton
Newark: c.. r. Squires Company, Cleve
land, o.; Ludlow & Squiers. Newark
General Electric Company, Schenectady
N. Y; American Engine Company, Boun,
Brook; Otis Elevator Company. Harrison
A. B. Bottled Company, Philadelphia
Hewes & Phillips Iron Works, Newark
American Oil and Supply Company, New
ark; Consolidated Packing Company, New
York; Greenpoint Fire Brick Company
Brooklyn; A. c. Lippencott s. s. IN,
Supply Company, Newark; Heinne Safet,
Boiler Company, Barbeton, o.