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M O S L E R , Druggist, PRESCRIPTIONS '*«« ■ 252 Main Si Savings ue SAFE DEPOSIT VAUL BOND DEPARTMENT im SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR I ACTS AS EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR, TRUSTEE, GUARDIAN, ETC. JOMN D. EVERiTT, President 4ARLES M. DECKER, Vl&e-Presldent £®93CHARLES LER, ILUAM READ HOWE, Vice-President HOWARD C. I 1 HENftV t , HOLMES, Vice-President WILLIAM F. Rl «HMfiwwnawfflmra«BiimiianiinB ational WEST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY ^ ■ qf- m m *nfc ollfers complete tacilitico lor all branches ot Banki «9 and solicits your business, personal and savings accou EST5; VAULTS tN THE ORAN< £M JOHN A. BURKARD Treas. IM, VSoe-Fre*. and Treat*. FREDERICK H. [ME SAV! BANK KHggxxSK EmgE£NK3‘ OF ORANGE in S t., Opp. Cleveland S1.3 1 R . J - K2SS JisJ ASSETS in selected SECURITIES i INTEREST AT 4% FROM MARCH 1ST, JUNE 1ST, SEPTEMBER 1ST AMD CECENSBER 1ST LBUR MUNH, President HARVEY M. ROBE? JR O. HOFFMAN, Vice-President EDW IN M. V O LCK M A N N , ® 1 Second National B 0 9 23 2 Main Street, Metropolitan Building, Orange, M. J. Savin Interest TRU SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES AND MUVS I JOHN F. BARNHOUSE STUDIOS, Lumber,—Automobile Painting 2 ORANGES (1920) DIRECTORY Mrs. H. B. Halsey, Pres. J. B. Clark, Vice-Pres. Willard B. Halsey, Sec. and Treas. H . B . H alsey Co* (I ncorporated) ■ • Lumber, Coal and Masons’ Materials MAJOR WILLIAM ADGATE LORD ORANGE, N. Third St. and D., L. & W. R. R. South Orange, N. J. Telephone Connection I’m Your Man Automobile Painting Trimming Ti Lop n°83E Monogram South Orange Avenue West South Orange, N. J. Advertising,-Architects,-Automobiles ORANGES (1920) DIRECTORY 3 United Advertising Corporation Successor to Newark Sign Company Newark Poster Advertising Co. Painted Bulletin, Wall and Electric Service Throughout Northern New Jersey COMMERCIAL SIGNS FOR EVERY PURPOSE 27-33 Treat Place Telephone Market 4300 Newark, N. J. Veix & Klebold Associate Architects (818) 738 Broad Street Newark, N. J. Specializing in Country Homes Roamer Automobile Co. EARL H. PELLETIER DISTRIBUTORS y # Roamer Motor Cars 496 Central Avenue Telephone Market 3619 Newark, N. J. Holmes Improved Air Cooled AND Oakland Motor Cars Mallon Motor Car Co. 296-298 Washington St. Telephone Market 5976 Newark, N. J. Automobiles 4 _______________ ORANGES (1920) DIRECTORY Crow-Elkhart Motor Cars Multi Powered Goodwin Automobile Co .,I n c . Distributors for State of New Jersey Telephone 3972 Market 228 Central Avenue Newark, New Jersey Motor Motor Cars Trucks PACKARD Newark Establishment 1006 Broad Street MOTOR CAR CO. PHONES 681, 682, 683, 684, 685 OF NEW YORK MARKET New Jersey Automobile Co. Distributors of F o r d C a rs For Essex and Hudson Counties W e solicit the business of all New Jersey Ford Agents for Commercial Bodies. Kelsey Stream Line Bodies and Ford Parts Salesroom and Service Station for Oranges Main and Clinton Streets East Orange, N. J. Lyon Garage and Machine Co. Used Cars For Sale We Do Our Own Vulcanizing Repairs of Every Description Storage Supplies Tires and Tubes For Sale Phone Waverly 4914 Corner Lyons and Springfield Avenues, Irvington, N.*J. Automobiles ORANGES (1920) DIRECTORY 5 North Jersey Motor Vehicle Co. JOHN B. STOBAEUS, President Automobile ....Dealers.... and Distributors of Radcliffe Turbine Drive for New York, New Jersey and Connecticut 544-546 Broad Street Telephone Market 3741 Newark, New Jersey Service Station 16 Littleton Ave., Newark, N. J. Bonner & Hof, In c. Sales and Service Station for the Studebaker and Locomobile Located near Brick Church Station in Up-to-date, Clean and Commodious Building, we are Equipped to Render Automobile Service which will Invite You to Call Again New Model Cars On Display Also Rebuilt Exchanged Cars Salesroom Telephone Service Station 18 W ashington PI. Orange 219 23-25 Prospect Place East Orange, N. J. Automobile Bodies 6_____________________ORANGES (1920) D I R E C T O R Y ______________ The Cope Company MANUFACTURERS Motor Truck Bodies and Wagons Telephone 374 Waverly 1082-1084 Clinton Avenue Irvington, N. J. Orange Carriage Company Building and Repairing of Automobile Bodies Carriages, Wagons and Trucks STORAGE Under the Personal Attention of HENRY S. WILLIAMS Telephone 1301 155-157-159-161 Essex Avenue, Near Main Street Orange, N. J. George S. Jephson Co., Inc. MANUFACTURERS OF Motor Car Bodies Painting and General Repairing Estimates Cheerfully Given Phone Branch Brook 2721 24-34 Sterling Street East Orange, N. J. Automobiles and Repairs ORANGES (1920) DIRECTORY 6A Newark Branch Paterson Branch 486-488 Central Avenue 149-151 Paterson Street Phone 7288 Market Phone 6120 Paterson Koplin Motor Sales Corporation Sole Distributors, of ^cme Motor Trucks Main Office, 118-120-122 Tenth Avenue, New York Between Seventeenth and Eighteenth Streets Phone 7280 Watkins Autocars have gained the confidence of the leading concerns of the country, many of whom have extended their delivery business 50 per cent, by their use. “ Used in Every Line of Business ” Service Station Never Closed Telephone 7900 Market ni] PI OC • r * 418-420 Washington Street 1 he Autocar bales CL b e r v i c e I/O. Newark, New Jersey Poertner Motor Car Co., Inc. OF NEW JERSEY 824 Broad Street Telephone Market 266 Newark, N. J. Established 1885 Telephone 2266 Market T. F. Rodgers A. T. RODGERS, Proprietor Automobile Coachwork Painting and Repairing a Specialty 183-189 South 18th St. at Central Ave. East Orange 6 Atlantic Street, Newark, N. J. Automobiles,-Batteries,-Awnings 6b___________________ORANGES (1920) DIRECTORY _______________ __ Apex Auto Supply Co. W. A. BALL, Prop. Everything for the Motor Car Tires and Tubes Wholesale and Retail Tires and Tubes Vulcanized and Repaired 109 South Orange Ave. South Orange, N. J. Phone Connection p . Awning Dept., Market 3515 Yes; We Repair Bags and Suit Cases ones. jjamess Qept f Market 7976 Our Motto : The Best Only, Priced Right J. B. Aschenbach Harness & Awning Co. Established 1857 Awnings Flags Decorations Tents Canvas Truck Covers 349 Plane St. Newark, N. J. LEE K. W ARING, President FRED. G. COLE, Sec’y and Treas. Waring-Cole, Inc. Distributors Daniels’ Eight Jordan 28 Halsey Street Newark, New Jersey Telephone 1192 Market Frank Urban Radiator A u to m o b ile Vulcani2ing Repairing Supplies 1146 Springfield Avenue Irvington Telephone Connection Auto Bodies,-Painters,-Repairs ORANGES (1920) DIRECTORY 7 Telephone 6631 Orange Established 1879 Christopher Musler Automobiles r r \ and ) Y ___ ( Carriages Commercial Painting and Auto Bodies Trimming Spring and Wheel Work 23-27 Valley Road Near Washington St. West Orange, N. J. Harry C. Butcher Automobile Painter Estimates Given on Request Highest Class Work Done Phone 3528 Waverly 717 Grove Street Irvington, N. J. Hom e, 126 Speedway Avenue Motor Sales Garage Co. The Home I TIV/IDI A for the Oranges of the V ^ C J L . U i V l 0 l / \ and Vicinity GARAGE SERVICE PLUS Storage, Tires, Supplies, Repairs, Reasonable Rates The Best of Service Clean Fireproof Garage Phone Orange 2473 Convenient Location Pay Us a Visit We are at Your Service EVEREADY BATTERY SERVICE 514 MAIN STREET EAST ORANGE, N. J. Hilsinger’s Garage A. C. and H. A. HILSINGER, Props. Automobiles Motor Construction, Repairs, Storage, Supplies RAYFIELD CARBURETOR SERVICE STATION Phone East Orange, N. J. 157-159 McKinley Ave. 3603 Orange Automobile Repairs and Supplies ____ 8 ORANGES (1920) DIRECTORY Park Garage R. H. BAXTER, Proprietor Auto Supplies and Storage Phone 134 20-24 Park Street Orange, N. J. Hagerstrom, Sisco & Co •y InC- Automobile Engineers Automobile Tires and Supplies As You Pass Stop Here For Gas 1609 Springfield Ave. Telephone 1366 South Orange Hilton, N. J. Sargeant Manufacturing Co. Automobile Work Anything from a bent fender to a wrecked car Radiators, Hoods, Fenders, Tanks, Under Pans, Special Sheet Metal Work Mechanical Rebuilding, Overhauling and Repairing. Automobile Painting. Japanning, Refinishing Telephone Mulberry 537 Summit and Bleecker Streets Newark, N. J. Automobile Repairs and Supplies ______________________ORANGES (1920) DIRECTORY ______________ 9 Phone 2689 Orange Workmanship Guaranteed The Baier Auto Repair and Machine Shop CHARLES BAIER, Prop. Repairing, Testing and Overhauling Storage Battery Service. Carburetion and Ignition Trouble Finder. Oxycelene Welding and Brazing. Gasoline and Oils For Sale. 25 Forest Street corner Valley Street Orange, N. J. McKinley Garage O. E. SLEETH, Proprietor Electric Vehicle Charging Station STORAGE SUPPLIES WASHING REPAIRS On Gas and Electric Cars 161 McKinley Ave. Telephone Orange 2675 East Orange, N. J. John A. Leahey Electrical Expert Auto Repairing Dodge, Maxwell and Ford a Specialty oii*“d EXPRESS Service 466-468 South Grove St. Telephone 5782 Waveriy Irvington, N. J. H. HOHMANN, Treas. B. J. LEBRET, Pres. Maplewood Auto and Machine Co. Mechanics and Machinists Goodyear and Goodrich Tires Dunnell Road and Valley St. Maplewood, N. J. Phone 602 South Orange Automobile Repairs and Supplies______ 10__________________ ORANGES (1920) DIRECTORY _________ ___ _______ * Smith Motor Car Company Garage, Storage, Repairs, Supplies SERVICE STATION FOR NORTHEAST ELECTRIC CO. 921-923 Clinton Avenue, corner 21st Street I r v in g t o n , N . J . Near Newark Line Telephone 617 Waverly Phone 3188 B. B. Open Day and Night Lackawanna Garage ALWIN E. WANGNER, Prop. 8-10-12 Clifton Avenue, Newark, N. J. SERVICE STATION Q X O R I N P REPAIRING for Motor Trucks ~ 1 'I vJl of All Makes Machine Work Supplies ALL WORK GUARANTEED TELEPHONE ORANGE 4053 Eagle Rock Garage A. SANDERS, Prop. 54 Eagle Rock Avenue West Orange, N. J. All Makes of Cars Self-Starters and Magnetos REPAIRED REPAIRED Sa vale’s Garage LOUIS C. SAVALE, Prop. Auto Dealers Auto Repairing TIRES TELEPHONE 5865 ORANGE TIRES, TUBES and 63 FREEMAN STREET GASOLINE TUBES OILS, GREASES VULCANIZED ORANGE, N. J. SUPPLIES Automobile Repairs and Supplies ORANGES (1920) DIRECTORY 11 Motor Service Corporation “THE WEST ORANGE GARAGE” 12 Northfield Ave.
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    Committee Meeting SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON NEW JERSEY TRANSIT “The Committee has invited New Jersey Transit Corporation President and CEO Kevin Corbett and other NJ Transit employees to testify concerning efforts to improve service, manage operations, upgrade infrastructure, implement various reforms, and accurately identify capital and operating funding needs” LOCATION: Committee Room 4 DATE: February 21, 2020 State House Annex 11:00 a.m. Trenton, New Jersey MEMBERS OF COMMITTEE PRESENT: Senator Stephen M. Sweeney, Chair Senator Loretta Weinberg, Vice-Chair Senator Joseph Cryan Senator Patrick J. Diegnan, Jr. Senator Kristin M. Corrado Senator Thomas H. Kean, Jr. ALSO PRESENT Patrick Brennan Philip Mersinger Mark Magyar Theodore Conrad Office of Legislative Services Senate Majority Senate Republican Committee Aides Committee Aide Committee Aide Meeting Recorded and Transcribed by The Office of Legislative Services, Public Information Office, Hearing Unit, State House Annex, PO 068, Trenton, New Jersey TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Kevin S. Corbett, Esq. President and Chief Executive Officer New Jersey Transit 2 pnf: 1-115 SENATOR STEPHEN M. SWEENEY (Chair): We would like to get started. Sorry for the delay. I guess, first thing is a roll call. MR. BRENNAN (Committee Aide): Yes. Senator Kean. SENATOR KEAN: Here. MR. BRENNAN: Senator Corrado. SENATOR CORRADO: Here. MR. BRENNAN: Senator Diegnan. SENATOR DIEGNAN: Here. MR. BRENNAN: Is he here? SENATOR DIEGNAN: Yes, I am; I’m here. MR. BRENNAN: Senator Cunningham. (no response) Senator Cryan. SENATOR CRYAN: Here. MR. BRENNAN: Vice Chair Weinberg is on her way. And Chairman Sweeney. SENATOR SWEENEY: Here. MR. BRENNAN: We have a quorum. SENATOR SWEENEY: Okay.
  • Charles L. Barber Charles H. Taylor Andrew G. Curtis J. Frederick

    Charles L. Barber Charles H. Taylor Andrew G. Curtis J. Frederick

    Sash, Doors and Blinds ORANGES (1924) DIRECTORY 119 Charles L. Barber Manufacturer of Sash, Blinds, Doors, Frames, Etc. Korelock Veneered Doors in Birch and Oak Telephone Orange 437 Factory, 40-42-44 Hickory Street Orange, N. J. Charles H. Taylor DEALER IN Doors, Sash, Blinds FRAMES AND MILL WORK Telephone 3974 Orange 385-387 Cleveland Street Orange, N. J* Phones Orange 7600-7601 Andrew G. Curtis Successor to Curtis Bros. Sash, Blinds, Doors and Trim Lumber and Window Frames MILL WORK OF ALL KINDS Office and Mill, 39 Main St. East Orange, N. J. J. Frederick Peniston M I L L W O R K Sash, Doors, Trim, Window and Door Frames Telephone Orange 2778 280 South Clinton Street East Orange, New Jersey Sash, Doors and Trim 120 ORANGES (1924) DIRECTORY HOT BED SASH STORM SASH CORNELL WOOD BOARD PINE CORNICE LUMBER AND MOULDINGS CROMAR OAK FINISHED FLOORING Telephone 4060 Terrace xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx X X X X x w r w V m -m x X X W m . H. Barkhorn X X X X C om pany X X X X X X X X MILL WORK X X X X X X X X Sash, Doors, Interior Trim X X X X Frames Columns X X X Telephones Bigelow 2463-2464-2465 X X X 22 Sayre Street Newark, N. J. x xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Sash, Doors and Blinds,— Scrap Iron,— ____________________ Screens,—Sheet Metal Work _ ______________ ORANGES (1924) DIRECTORY_______________J21 Levy Brothers Co., Inc. Manufacturers and Dealers Sash, Doors, Window Frames, Trim Columns and Brackets Store Fronts and Screens Detail Work a Specialty Telephone Terrace 0497 Office, Factory and Warehouse 724-726 South Eleventh St., near Avon Ave.