Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-21
READY FOR AUTO
SHOW OPENING
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under one roof and at the same time
makes the Newark show of especial
interest to the New Jersey business
man. He can take his wife and fam
lily. and after looking over the passen-
ger car displays, will be able to HE
himself to the west side of the build
ing and look over the great assort-
ment there Of power-propelled wagons
and trucks.
Small wagons, suitable for the cor
ner store grocer, department store de-
livery wagons, trucks from one to
ten ton capacity. tractors and trailers,
two wheel and four-wheel drives. fire
engines, self-dumping coal wagons,
ambulances and host of other mod
els will be on exhibition. Among the
different makes that will be on dis
play in both the pleasure car and
commercial vehicle sections will be
the following:
Passenger Cars-Marmon. National,
Krit, REQ, Velie Briscoe, Hudson,
Jeffrey, Studebaker, Hupmobile, Alb
bott-Detroit, Maxwell, Regal. Path
finder, Havers. Pierce-Arrow. S. G. ".
Simplex, Cole, Stevens Duryea, Cadil-
lac Peerless, Overland. Oldsmobile,
WHY'S Knight, Grant. Pullman, Nit
,chell, Paige and half dozen more
still to be nominated. The Imp, Mer-
curry, Scripps- Booth and La Vigne
cyclecars will also be shown.
Commercial Vehicles-Buick, Wal
ter, Morton. Peerless, Overland,
Adams, Pierce-Arrow, Koehler, REQ,
Selden, Stewart. Garford. WHY'S,
Velie. Utility.
The show will be particularly at
tractive to the man who has cars to
sell, as we'll as he who wishes to
buy, because of the fact that New
ark is the metropolis of New Jersey,
| where vast manufacturing centres
are located, and it also draws on
the wealthy suburban population of
more than two million people in the
Oranges, Montclair Chatham. Madi-
son, Summit, Bernardsville, Nutley
and Elizabeth.
Predicts Big Attendance.
indications are that we shall have
record-breaking attendance" said
Manager Horace A. Bonnell today.
both in decorations, arrangements
and exhibitions, from anything ever
before seen in Newark Mr.. Bon
nell recently returned from trip
through the West, where he attended
the Chicago show. He says that bust
ness is good out there, but is of the
opinion that there will be a great
boom here in the automobile business.
An attractive program has been ar
ranged by the New Jersey Automobile
Exhibition Company, under the aus
pices of which the show will be con-
Quoted, for each night of the week.
There will be a formal opening adj
dress tonight by State Motor We
hicle Commissioner Lippincott. The
program for the week is as follows:
Monday-Patriotic music in cele-
bration of Washington's Birthday
during both afternoon and night ses-
sions.
Tuesday-This will be club night.
All automobile clubs of northern New
Jersey have been invited to attend.
1t Is estimated that about 5000 of
these will be in attendance in addi>
ton to the regular attendance to
the show.
Wednesday--This will be Govern
or's Night" Governor Fielder and
his staff will be present. 1t will be
the social function of the show.
Thursday Commercial Night"
Business vehicles will be the feature
of this night, and business men have
been invited to attend. Members of
the New York Motor Club have PROM
ised to be present.
Friday This will be Mayors
|. Night" Mayor Jacob Haussling, of
Newark, will attend, together with
the mayors of the Oranges, Irvington,
Montclair. Bloomfield, Harrison,
Belleville, Kearny, West Hudson and
Elizabeth.
The committees in charge of the
show are:
Space. Louis FitzGerald. chair
man; j. w. Mason. George H. Smith,
Inglis NJ. Uppercu, George Blakelee,
r. B. Mann, George d. Thayer and
Joseph c.. Bell.
Press, Program and Advertising
H. A. Bonnell, Leonard b. Zusi and
J. w. Mason.
Decorations-R. A. Greene, e. G.
Langhorne, A. H. Humphreville and
A. j. M. Edwards.
Finance-R. A. Greene, Inglis NJ.
Uppercu and Walter, H. Ellis.
observation-disclosures ph H. Wood,
chairman; George Blakeslee, George
Eveland, George d. Thayer, David
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