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Combining Five Distinct Directories:— Governmental Directory— City, County, State and Federal. Buyers Directory— A local source of sales and service. Alphabetical Directory— Names, occupations and addresses. Numerical Directory Streets, householders and business. Classified Directory— Business, professional and social.
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Page Page Governmental Directory...... 17 Abbreviations...... Alphabetical Directory: Halls (Oranges)...... 1097 Oranges (including Maplewood)...... Hd irvington...... 1**6 Homes and Asylums (Oranges)...... 1098 Irvington...... Livingston and Roseland...... 1147 Irvington...... I**47 Apartment Buildings (Oranges)...... 1042 Hospitals and Dispensaries (Oranges)...... 1099 Irvington...... 1423 Irvington...... 1447 Associations Clubs and Societies (Oranges) 1044 Index to Advertisers...... 0 Irvington...... 1433 Justices of the Peace (Oranges)...... 1103 Bands and Orchestras (Oranges)...... 1053 Irvington...... I448 Irvington...... 1435 Notaries Public (Oranges)...... 1114 Banks and Trust Companies (Oranges)----- 1053 Irvington...... — 1450 Irvington...... 1435 Numerical Directory. Borough Government Roseland...... 114.) Oranges (including M aplewood)...... 857 Building and Loan Associations (Oranges). 1058 Irvington...... 1369 Irvington...... 1436 Police Department (Orange)...... 17 Buildings— Office Loft and Public: East Orange...... 18 Oranges...... 1059 South Orange Village...... 20 Irvington...... 1436 West Orange...... 21 Buyers’ Directory...... 27-144 M aple wood...... 20 Cemeteries (Oranger)...... 1061 Irvington...... 1165 Churches (Oranges)...... J062 Post Offices (Oranges)...... 23 Irvington...... ILL Irvington...... 1166 City— Statistical Review of Livingston...... 1145 Orange...... 11 Roseland...... 1145 East Orange...... 12 Public Libraries (Orange)...... 17 Maplewood...... L5 East Orange...... 19 South Orange...... L3 South Orange...... 21 West Orange...... 14 West Orange...... 22 Irvington...... 1164 Livingston...... 1145 City Government (Orange)...... 17 Maplewood...... 20 East Orange...... • • 18 Irvington...... 1166 Classified Directory (including The Oranges, School Department Orange...... 17 Livingston, Maplewood, Roseland).... 1041 East Orange...... 18 Irvington...... 1433 West Orange...... 21 Commissioners of Deeds (Oranges)...... 1066 Maplewood...... 20 Corporations and Chartered Institutions Irvington...... 1165 Oranges...... 1072 Livingston...... 1145 Irvington...... 1440 Schools, Colleges and Academies (Oranges) 1134 County Officers (Essex C ounty)...... 23 Irvington...... 1454 Courts...... 22 State Government...... 23 Day Nurseries (Oranges)...... 1084 Street Directory, Livingston and Roseland. 1146 Fire Department (Orange)...... 17 Town Officers (Maplewood)...... 19 East Orange...... 18 West Orange...... 21 South Orange Village...... 20 Irvington...... 1165 West Orange...... 21 Livingston...... 1145 Maplewood...... 20 United States Government...... 23 Irvington...... 1165 Village Government, South Orange...... 20
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Page Page Page Abbott-Hogan Inc ...... 67 Cowan Bros...... 94 Gegenheimer John W Jr. 110 Ace Cleaners and Dyers. 67 Coyne Richard Storage Gellatly E S...... 120 Acme Rubber Stamp Warehouse...... 136 Gibb Chevrolet C o.back cover Works The. . .front cover Crofutt & Smith Inc. . . . 136 Glasby J F Lumber Co . . 96 Adams & Mueller, .side lines Crowell James Lumber Grand Central Wicker Albrecht John B ...... 117 C o ...... 95 Shop Inc...... 83 Cuderton John M ...... 118 Haeberle & Barth, .insert Opp Alderney Dairy C o...... 72 Funeral Directors Irvington Alh n J W & Bro .. 85 Curtis Andrew G Inc . . 133 Almquist-Mayer liv . 27 Daily Courier of the Or Classified Directory Altengartcn Henry A 117 anges and Maplewood. 102 Haitsch John Construc Amend Edward P 130 Darling & Company...... 118 tion C o...... 54 American Oil & Supply Davis Electric Co...... 76 Half Dime Savings Bank C o ...... 103 Day W F & Bro ...... 64 The...... front cover Dayton Motor Service Halsey Edmund R in R • 1 • • 129 back cover and 66 Ampere Auto Service. . . . 40 Company...... 41 De-Fi-Al Roofing C o ----- 131 Halsey H B Co Inc Anderson J Glenn...... 93 inside front cover ; • ...... * ‘ > Demirjian Brothers...... 105 Anspach B r o s ...... top lines Despatch Collection ITambleton & Co Inc. . . . 48 Anthonv Arthur V ...... 141 Agency...... "2 Hampton R & Co...... 132 D( Vita A L ...... 7:i Harlan Ethel M ...... 120 Bailee L H...... 108 II a r t e n Libraries and Bair Roy R ...... 66 Dime Savings Institution 50 Dimestria N ...... back cover Bookshops The...... 94 Ball David \V Company. 68 Hay Wm A Construction Bauer Bros...... 107 Dooner & Smith Chemical Beach Frank R ...... top lines C o...... front edge C o ...... 54 Dorcmus Raymond H . . . 98 Heller Coal & Supply Co Beevers William...... ">4 foot lines Berg B ro s...... 107 Dougal Charles G ...... 119 Drake Bros...... 107 Henningsen Wm H Inc. . 56A Berkeley Auto Repair . . 42 Herman Abraham M . . . . 93 Bcrtl Norbert Inc Drew Motor C o ...... 30 insert opp Irvington Alpha DuBois- Leach Radio Hiilas Motor Car Co. . . . 28 betical ! Kr< < tory Service C o ...... 113 Hillier Rough Dry Laun Bickert Bond & Mortgage Dudley R E Co In c...... 119 dry C o ...... 88 C o...... foot lines East Orange Coal & Sup Hilsinger H A Inc...... 30 Binder Booth & Aungst ply Co ...... 68 Hill nia <»irage . ._...... 41 Inc...... 118 East Orange Hardwood Hinrich's Oldsmobile Com Bloomfield Builders Sup Flooring C o ...... 106 pany ...... 32 ply Co...... 60 East Orange Laundry Co 89 Hintze-Tuthill...... 45 Bock Machine and Gar East Orange Nash Inc Hockenjos J J Co. . .top edge opp inside front cover Hof Harry J Inc...... 33 age C o...... opp title page Hoffman Ernest B ...... 54 Walter 11 ...... 40 East Orange Record. . . . 101 East Orange Vulcanizing Hoffmann Frederick W . . 109 Bogert F Ff& Sons Inc . . 109 Holmes Anthony H Jr. . . 70 Bomeisler C M C o ...... 28 C o ...... 40 Ebert Frank A C o...... 114 Hood C M Press The Boyce George R C o...... 76 side lines Brick Church Buick Co Edison Thomas A Indus side lines tries...... 7 4 Hopper Daniel A . . insert opp Ed wards-Knight Sales Co 35 Irvington Classified Direc Broderson J Sigfred...... 53 tory Brown Joseph G and Eiscle & K in g ...... 47 Essex County Coal Com Howard Savings Institu George. F Brown...... 113 tion— insert opp name in Brown M J ...... 117 pany ...... 69 Bruen Edward E C o .. top lines Essex County Trust Co Alphabetical Directory Burrell William...... 136 top lines Hulbert Agency...... 86 Butterfield Lewis W Heat Essig William F ...... 104 Hunter Travel Bureau.. . 140 ing Co...... 85 Fader Cornice and Roof Irvington Herald...... 102 Carlson J Alexander...... 55 ing Works...... front cover Irvington Monumental Casey & West— insert opp Irv- Fairlie & Wilson Coal Co 69 Works...... 100 ington.. . ik*Numerical____ r>:______Directory____ Federal Cement Block & Irvington Sand Co Inc . . . 61 Central Electrotype Material Co Inc...... 59 Jancovius & Son Inc Federal Coal & Supply Co side lines Foundry Co...... 78 Jarvis Benjamin E In c... 106 Certified Gas Filling Sta Inc...... 69 tions Inc...... 36 Federal Meter Corpora Jersey Building Supply Chadbourne F M & Co. . 47 tion The...... 99 Co Inc...... 60 Chamber of Commerce of Federal Title & Mortgage Johnson H S Jr In c...... 33 the Oranges and Maple Guaranty Co of N J ... 139 Jurke Louis...... 131 wood ...... 16 Feigenspan Christian (a Kelly Frank R ...... 121 Chamber of Commerce of Corporation)...... side lines Kelly P J & Son...... 55 Irvington...... 1163 Fiacre J Lewis...... 119 Kimmerle G L & Bro Inc 106 Fidelity Union Trust Co Knickerbocker Storage Cheret-Frish Motor Co. . 29 Warehouse C o...... 137 Chronicle Press The foot lines opp title page Finkle Service Garage. . 41 Knoll Albert J ...... 110 City Trust Branch of the Finneran & Merrigan.. . . 108 Knox Motor Cars Inc. . . 35 Fidelity Union Trust Co 48A First Nat Bank The Knuth John M ...... 109 Clark J A & Sons Co Inc front cover Koeck Louis...... 108 foot lines Flynn Norman W...... 104 Krueger Gottfried Brew Clarke’s Saw and Machine Fourteenth Ward Building ing Co...... 52 Works...... 143 and Loan Assn...... 63 Kuehn F A ...... ■ • • • • Collinson Iron Fence Co Francis Chevrolet C o .. . . 31 Kulzer Adolph. . . .side lines Inc The...... 79 Fricke & Kulberg...... SI La Francis A ...... 98 Conger J W In c...... 28 Fund Leon C In c...... 76 Lacombe George F ...... 120 Gabrielson Conover & Lawrence I John, .reverse Connolly & Connolly, .top lines Contents page Conover Company...... 96 Stasse...... 91 Conover John C...... 96 Garabrant James L ...... 94 LeBoeuf C o...... side lines Conservative Credit System Gardner Electric Co...... 77 Leu Henrv Inc. .insert opp Garmany Chevrolet Sales Oranges Alphabetical Direc back cover tory Cope Co The...... 36 C o ...... 32 2 I (9) 10 INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
Page Page Page Lewis William E 77 O'Brien J Chirli i Co Th« Sl«»at E L le lines Lily White Laundry . . 89 fu ine* Smith A P Mf« Co . . 97 i-incoln Materials Co O'Brien John F In 122 Snyder Edward II 1 38 bark cover Oechler Conrad 129 SomeTS George W 12 ;> Lindsley C E C o...... *>9 Ogden 8r Cadmus South ( >rangr Hunk T 31 Lindsley John N Inc. 85 Orange Cab Co Inc I* S ’Uth O range Sales and Lindsley S & C A Inc. 70 Orange National Bank Service int Linnett & Wolf front cove Co Lintott Kahr^ & Voun^ 91 Orange (Quarry Co side line Ir The Livingston Contracting C 129 Orange Sash Imx>t A Glass b|- »*' »»!f C uuw k Livingston Sand and c Lit lop lines Gravel...... foot lines Orange Screen Co Inc lit Charh 43 Livingston State Bank 49 Orange Vailey Bank top ’irves Standard Motor R-r! wild- Llewellyn Wet W ash Orange and DomeatK ing C Inc 37 Laundry...... 89 Laundry 90 K T lnr 1 »ck edge Lombardy Joseph Con- Owen Andrew H L*»t 1lines Stemlxerg ! A S-m ir. vert opp struction C o ...... 5ft A ()w*-n James H Inc 94 Sheet Vic-.! W -k'-rs Or- Lord William A ...... 91 Packard M -tor Car of NY 35 A angrs Classifies! ! mrectory Lucking Joseph H Inc Packard South Orange C<- Stenographs > ?'i rO'o. 97 side lines . 34 . & HH H rpat r Co 44 122 Heating Co 1 12 Steven* Harry f insert opp & Swett Inc . 122 Palmer Axel L Oranges CSassifir r| DirectoryMansfield Maplecrest Motors 30 Passaic-Bergen Lund#er Stewart A Hartsh*. 92 Maplewood Construction Co. top :lines S-iger Carl II 1 26 C o ...... 53 Prrine A R Co Inc ftH Storm Mfg Th« 78 Maser Harry I & Co 45 Prrry C*r< F A Son* In< Suburban Realty < . 125 Mathesius Bros 1 1 1 Pierson J W Company Trgen A Wjrbke Com- Matthews A M & ( o Inc 70 sole lines pany tn*ert
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o f ORANGE, N. J.
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Suggested and Planned by American Community Advertising Association Adopted by Association of North American Directory Publishers
Form of Government. Real Estate Transfers. Commission. 648. Population. Industrial. U. S. Govt. Census (1920) 33,268. Number of establishments 59, em Estimated (1928), 36,195. ploying 1,197 men and 714 women. Area. Trade fRetail). 2.2 sq. miles. Altitude 280 ft. Serves 200,000 people, within a ra Assessed Valuation. dius of 10 miles. $43,524,494. Population. Hotels. One. Total rooms 40. White, 31,695. Colored, 4,500. White Population of Age. Railroads. Males, 8,298. Females, 9,308. D. L. & W. and Erie. Number of all males, 17,810. Amusements. Number of all females, 18,785. Three theatres, seating capacity Native Born. 4,000. Largest seats 2,300. 80%. Hospitals. Predominating Nationalities. Three with 439 beds. American, Italian. Educational. Parks. Number of schools, 9; including 1 One with 3 acres, valued at $25,000. high school and 3 parochial schools. Bonded Debt. Number of pupils in public schools City’s bonded debt is $4,495,000. 6,598, in private schools, 1,871. Financial. Total number of teachers, 374. Three banks and 1 trust company, Value of all school property, with total deposits of $14,844,715 $2,034,400. and resources of $18,611,569. Two Public Library. savings banks with deposits of Contains 59,847 volumes. $11,727,382. Post Office Receipts. City Statistics. Including West Orange, $269,936.66 Miles of gas mains, 47. Electric and with $3,515.13 in special street railway 5.815 miles. Water deliveries. works has a daily average pump of 2Y2 million gallons. Estimated Telephones. value of plant $1,100,000. Fire 6,500. department consists of 45 men Church Buildings. with 7 pieces of apparatus in one Twenty-seven. station house. Valued at $130,- Building Construction. 000. Police department consists Value of building permits $5,585,883 of 57 men, 7 pieces of motor equip with 98^_ W^dwelling units. ment and one station house.
(11) Statistical Review of EAST ORANGE, N. J.
Corrected Annually
Suggested and Planned by American Community Advertising Association Adopted by Association of North American Directory Publishers
Form of Government. Real Estate Transfer*. Mayor and Council. 1,738. Population. Industrial. U. S. Govt. Census (1020) do,710 Number ol establishments, 39: em Estimated (1928), (17,700. ploying 2.057 men and 472 » .men Area, Trade Retail). 4 sq. miles. Altitude, 225 ft. Serves 200,IHM) people within a radius Assessed Valuation. of 10 mill $112,970,232. Hotels. Twelve. Total rooms 864. Newest Tax Rate. built in 1926. 333'2 mills. Railroads. Population. I). L. & W. and Erie. White, 64,865. Colored, 2,835. Amusements. White Population of Age. Five theatres, seating capacity 4,968. Males, 19,584. Females, 24,915. Largest seats 1,670. Number of all males, 31,142. Hospitals. Number of all females, 36,558. ( )ne with 120 beds. Native Born. Educational. 8 6 ^ % . Upsala College. Ten schools, includ Predominating Nationalities. ing 1 high school and 4 parochial American, Italian. schools. Number of pupils in pub Play Grounds. lic schools 9,230; in private schools Five, with 30 acres, valued at $7.50, 1,119. Total of all teachers, 382. 00 0. Value of public school property is Bonded Debt. S3,410,285.58. City’s bonded debt is $4,728,583.55. Public Library. Financial. Contains 79,976 volumes. Two banks and six trust companies City Statistics. with total deposits of $37,705,619 72 miles paved streets. Miles of gas and resources of $43,082,048. mains,87; sewers, 78.57. Electric Post Office Receipts. street railway 8.289 miles. Capac $301,424.24 with $6,444.14 in special ity of municipal water works, deliveries. 5,000,000 gallons with daily aver age pump of 4,250,000 gallons and Telephones. with 107 miles of mains. Estimated 16,800. value of plant $2,500,000. Fire Church Buildings. department consists of 98 men, 16 Thirty-five. pieces of apparatus in 5 station Building Construction. houses. Police department consists Value of building permits $12,319,119 of 101 men, 1 station and 11 pieces with 684 new dwelling units. of motor equipment.
(12) Statistical Review of SOUTH ORANGE, N. J.
Corrected Annually
Suggested and Planned by American Community Advertising Association Adopted by Association of North American Directory Publishers
Form of Government. Real Estate Transfers. Village. 464. Population. Industrial. U. S. Govt. Census (1920) 7,274. Number of establishments 7; em Estimated (1928), 13,000. ploying 101 men and 59 women. Area. Trade (Retail) 2J4 sq. miles. Altitude, 595 ft. Serves 13,000 people within a radius of 2% miles. Jobbing territory Assessed Valuation. serves 13,000 people. $35,892,180. Population. Railroads. White, 12,550; Colored, 450. D. L. & W. Amusements. White Population of Age. One theatre; seating capacity, 800. Males, 3,665. Females, 4,445. Number of all males, 5,720. Educational. Number of all females, 7,280. (School district comprises South Orange and Maplewood). Seton Native Born. Flail College. Number of schools, 95% 11; including 3 high schools and 1 Predominating Nationalities. parochial school. Number of pu American. pils in public schools, 5,169; in Parks. private schools 425. Total of all Two with 48Yt acres; valued at teachers is 192. Value of school property $10,000,000. $300,000. Public Library. Bonded Debt. Contains 12,305 volumes. City’s bonder debt is $1,573,639.73. City Statistics. F nancial. Total street mileage 40; with 36 miles Two trust companies with total paved and 2}jj miles under con deposits of $f 783,323 and resources struction. Miles of gas mains 36, of $7,037,20;. sewers 36, electric street railway Post Office Receipts. 3.411 miles. Capacity of munic $101,445.20 with $1,871.90 in special ipal water works, 1,000,000 gals, deliveries. a daily average pump of 96,000 Telephones. gallons, and 37 Yi miles of mains. Estimated value of plant $500,000. 4,200. Fire department consists of 14 Church Buildings. men, 8 pieces of equipment, and Seven. one station house. Valued at Building Construction. $150,000. Police department has Value of building permits $563,506 30 men with 1 station and 4 pieces for year ending April 30th, 1928. of motor equipment.
(13) Statistical Review
o f WEST ORANGE, N. J.
Corrected Annually
Suggested and Planned by American Community Advertising Association Adopted by Association of North American Directory Publisher*
Town of West Orange “Healthiest town in V. S. A."
Form of Government. Rcul Estate Transfers. Commission. 1. 122. Population. I nd ust rial. U. S. Govt. Census 1920) 15,571$. Number of establishments. 17: em Estimated (1928) 22,000. ploying 2,*94 men and 655 women Area. 12 sq. miles. Altitude, .‘$50 ft. Railroads. Erie and I). L. A \V. Assessed Valuation. 835,904,220. Amusements. Population. Two theatres, seating ( apacity 2,200. White, 21,865. Colored, 135. Largest seats, 1,200. White Population of Age. Educational. Males, 6,447. Females, 6,501. Number of schools 9, including 1 Number of all males, 10.N90. high school and 1 p,ir<>< hml iiool. Number of all females, 11,110. Number of pupils in public schools, Native Born. 3,888, in private schools, 425. 97% Total number of teachers, 156. Predominating Nationalities. Value of school property, $2,337,- American. 646.10. Parks. Public Library. Seven with 900 acres; valued at Contains 2,816 volumes. 81,000,000. Bonded Debt. City Statistics. City’s bonded debt is $1,958,997.49. Street mileage 65 with 60 miles paved Financial. and 4 miles under construction. Gas mains 57 miles, sewers, 30 One banks and 1 trust company with total deposits of $5,411,674; and miles. Electric street railway 3.182 miles. Capacity of private water resources of $6,303,318. works 18,000,(MM) gallons, a daily Post Office Receipts average pump of 7},, million gal See Orange. lons and with 50 miles of mains. Telephones. Estimated value of plant, $6,000,- 4,300. 000. Fire department consists of Church Buildings. 29 men with 8 pieces of apparatus Nine. in 2 station houses, valued at Building Construction. $100,000. Police department con Value of building permits $3,242,157 sists of 35 men, one station and with 522 new dwelling units. 5 pieces of motor equipment.
(14) Statistical Review of MAPLEWOOD, N. J.
Corrected Annually
Suggested and Planned by American Community Advertising Association Adopted by Association of North American Directory Publishers
Form of Government. Real Estate Transfers. T owns hip. Total, 1,414. Population. U. S. Govt. Census (1020), 5,283. Homes. Estimated (1028 i, 15,500. About 95% owned. Area. Industrial. 3.3 sq. miles. Altitude 350 ft. Number of establishments 3; em Assessed Valuation. ploying 179 men and 35 women. $40,901,420. Railroads. White Population of Age. D. L. & W. Males, 4,221. Females, 5,895. Amusements. Number of all males, 6,809. One theatre, seating capacity 1,400. Number of all females, 8,691. Native Born. Educational. 98%. Number of schools, 7; including 1 Predominating Nationalities. high school. Number of pupils in American. public schools (see South Orange); Parks. in private schools, 18. Total of Two with 37 acres; valued at SI 14,- all teachers, see South Orange. 00 0. Value of school property, $2,190,- Bonded Debt. 00 0. City’s bonded debt s $871,942.23. Public Library. Finatu al. Contains 12,305 volumes. Two trust companies with total de posits of $3,201,81 1; and resources City Statistics. of $3,826,722. Street milage,53; with52 miles paved. Miles of gas mains, 45; sewers, 50. Post Office Receipts. Street rail way, 5.798 miles. Capac $30,956.94 with $1,245 in special ity of private water works 18,000,- deliveries. 000 gallons, a daily average pump Telephones. of 7)4 million gallons with 285 4,400. miles of mains valued at$6,000,000. Church Buildings. Fire department consists of 25 men Eight valued at $560,000. with 6 pieces of equipment in 2 Building Construction. station houses. Police department Value of building permits (1927) consists of 27 men with 1 station $3,250,604, with 496 new dwellings house and 11 pieces of motor equip constructed this year. ment.
(15) CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE ORANGES AND MAPLEWOOD Representing New York’s Most Beautiful Suburbs Fiscal Year 1928-29 OFFICERS President, Julian A Gregory 1st Vice Pres , Horatio Hell 2d Vice Pres . Arthur T. Muir Treasurer, Harry F Miller Nat’l Councillor. Ralph H Allen Exec Secretary. A Edmund Williamson DIRECTORS Louis Bamberger Charles Edison Leonard D. Baldwin Julian A. Gregory Edward C, Balch. Jr Henry L Holmes Horatio Bell Arthur T Muir George H. Becker George L McCloud Clarence R Britten Peter A Smith Sidney M. Colgate Harry A. Taylor H H. Thomas THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE ORANGES AND MAPLEWOOD This commercial and civic organization represents five munici palities, namely: Orange, East Orange, West Orange, South Orange and Maplew'ood. The population of these five municipalities is approximately lati.tHK). This organization not only participates in municipal affairs pertaining to each municipality But is a clearance house through which any two or more municipalities may act collec tively on one project. The membership of the Chamlxtr of Commerce includes nearly 1.C00 of our most prominent and influential citizens The organiza tion stands in readiness to render service to any resident of the Oranges and Maplewood and to give information to visitors to the five municipalities that the organization serves. The following activities are being brought to successful con clusion by the committees with which the matters have beat en trusted: Electrification, Extension of Tubes, Erie Railroad Improve ments, Neighborhood Councils, Smoke Nuisance, Zoning, l niform Traffic Laws, Parking, Highway Safety, Cost of Government, Schools, etc., Know Your Own Town, Community Advertising, Business Show, Boys’ Hobby Exhibition, Municipal Budgets, Community Financial Campaigns, Commercial Hotel, New Industries, Business vSurvey, Garbage Disposal, Intcr-Citv Postal Service, Water Supply, More Good Music, Street Lighting, Flood Situation, Fire Prevention, Community Calendar, Street Signs, City Beautification and Recrea tion, Out-door Holiday Decorations, City Planning, Airport, Addi tional Schools, Bridges, Bus Transportation. This organization maintains a general information bureau, Credit Bureau, Theatre Ticket Bureau, Church Affiliation Bureau, Traffic Bureau, Travel Bureau and Employment Bureau.
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ORANGE CITY GOVERNMENT City Hall, 29 X Day, O. 26— Wasnington opp Day. Hoard of Commissioner^-- (Regular meetings on 27— High opp Hawthorne. Tuesday of ca« h week at four o ’clock in the 28— Cleveland c Park av. afternoon in the City Hall. Director of Public 29— Park Av School. Affairs, Mayor Frank .1. Murray; Director of 31— William opp Canfield. Revenue and Finance, Richard J. Fitzmaurice; 32— Park av c Summer. Director of Public Safety, William F. Kearney, 33— White c Ridge. Director of Public Works, George Roach; 34— Main c N Jefferson. Director of Parks and Public Property, George 3.5— Tremont av e Langdon. W. Perry. 36— S Day c Hurl but. City Clerk— J. Alexander Neill. 37— Day c Wallace. City Counsel— William A. Calhoun. 39— High c Alden. Comptroller— Frank G. Coughtry. 41— Henry c Essex av. Treas.— John J. Condron. 42— Centre c Reynolds. ( ity Physician— I)r. John H. Hermann. 43— Lincoln c Mechanic. Judge of Police Court- Edward L. Davis. 44— S Jefferson c Freeman. Supt. of City Home- Mrs Katharine Quinn. 45— Valley c McChesney. Asst. Supt. of City Home—-Richard D. Quinn. 46— Scotland rd c Frankfort. Overseer of Poor— Gustave Kunz. 47— Jefferson c Glebe. Building and Plumbing Inspector— Thomas 48— Mitchell c S Jefferson. Dowling. 51— Scotjand opp Nassau. Health Officer— Mrs Lenore Young Wylie. 52— Highland av c Lincoln av. Sanitary Inspectors— Richard Savage, William A. 53— Valley c Argyle av. Webber, Edward Gerner. 54— Morris c Scotland rd. City SealeT— John McCarthy. 55— Main c High. Street Foreman— Charles N. Davis. 56— Main c Pierson al. City Engineer— Kenneth Crane. 57— Main c Park. Chief Engineer— Fred Luthy. 61— Hillside av c Berkeley av. Commissioners of Sinking Fund— John D. 62— Centre c Tremont av. Everitt, John K. Gore, Richard S. Storrs, 63— Main c Day. Frank J. Murray, Ex-officio; Richard J. Fitz- 64— Berkeley av c Hey wood av. Maurice. 121— F. Berg & Co., S Jefferson c Forest, (private) Tax Assessors— John Kraster, George I. Flynn, 122— Electric Light Station Lakeside av. (private) Joseph A. Quinn. 123— E. V. Connett & Co., S Jefferson, (private;. 124— Car House. Washington, (private). POLICE DEPARTMENT. 212— Lakeside av c Mt. Vernon av. Headquarters, 29 N Day, O. 321— Essex av c D. L. & W. R. R. Chief— Joseph McGonnell. 412— Orange Memorial Hospital, (private). Capt.— Micnael Giordano. 413— Hey wood c Haxton av. Lieuts.— Timothy Cronen, Lawrence Burns, Thomas Riley. Harry Kloehle, William Sexton. Sergeants— William Curtin, Luke Riley, John SCHOOL DEPARTMENT. White. Board of Education— Pres., John J. Booth; Sec., Director of Public Safety— William F. Kearney. William G. McCurdy; John J. Booth, Henry Matron— Celia Bauer. Stetson, Mrs. L. Stowell Clark, John R. Police Chaplains— Rev. Thomas Herron, Rev Pitman, Daniel Brennan. Charles T. Walklev. Supt. of Schools— W. Burton Patrick, office, Patrolmen— Forty-seven. Central av c Lincoln av. Schools, Location and Principals. High School— Central av c Lincoln av. Howard FIRE DEPARTMENT. L. Goas. 419 Central civ.. O. Central School—Cleveland c Main. (Back of Director of Public S.-dVtv— William F. Kearney. Colgate School). Wallace M. Broadbent. Chief— James I. McMillan. Cleveland St. School— 355 Cleveland. Frank L. Asst. Chief- Michael McCarthy. Yost. Supt. of Fire Alarm System— Otto Kearcher. Colgate School— Main c Cleveland. Dwight B. Truck Co. Xo. 1 — Capt. Otto Kearcher. Burley. Truck Co. No. 2-—Capt.. George M. Eager. Forest St School—-651 Forest. Andrew Scarlett. Engine Co. No. 1— Capt. Robert Bader. Lincoln Av School—216 Lincoln av. Howard J. Combination Co. No. 2— Capt. George J. McNaughton. Gmciner. Oakwood Av School— 135 Oakwood av. Horace Combination Co. No. 3— Capt. Henry Landsperg. Z. Goas. Park Av School—231 Park av. George B. Schulte. Tremont Av School— 593 Lincoln av. Florence J. Fire Alarm Telegraph. Lacey. 7a— Orthopaedic Hospital, Frankfort c Lincoln av. (private) 12— Forest c VaUey. LIBRARY. 13— Center opp St. Mary’s Hospital. Orange Free Library— 342 Main. Open daily 14— Central av opp Central pi except Sun. and legal holidays, from 9 a.m. to 15— Parrow c Hickory. 9 p.m. Reading Room same hours. Pres., 16— Main c Hillyer. Henry T. Stetson: V. Pres., William G. Halsey; 17— Oakwood av opp Public School. Treas., Mrs L. Stowell Clark; Asst. Treas., 18— Centre opp Rcock. Rudolph Everstadt; Sec.,^ Charles A. Mead; 19— Hill opp Collins. Librarian, Elizabeth H. Wesson; Staff, Abbie 21— Thomas e Hayward. H. Allen. Kate W. Bower, M. Gladys Quinby, 23— Dodd c Sheridan. Charlotte Jenkins, Lilian Homines, Edythe 24— Washington opp High. Lawes, Marian M. Randall, Grace E. Wesson 25— Ward c Park. Caroline S. Cobb, Kathryn C. Clark. ( 17) IS 1928— THE PRICE K LEE CO.'S
EAST ORANGE CITY GOVERNMENT City Hall, 3*8 Main. POLICE DEPARTMENT Mayor— Charles H. Martens. Headquarter*, rra- 4*»* Main. City Clerk Lincoln E. Rowley. P ir H. Con- City (aiunsel Wait
315- Sanford c Clifford. 823— All Souls School, 4th av. 3 lfi- Edgar c Whit tier. 824 Holy Name School, Midland av. 317- Main av• c W.ainut. 31 s - Mountain Vie w c H School Department. 319- Harris*)!i c Be•rwyn. Board of Education— Pres., Charles A. Heiss; 321 Centra! av c Harris* See., Herbert J. Condit. Jr.: Samuel H. Libby, 322- Kwrgre en pi . Hals Blanch P. Durgin, Louis McCloud, Albert X. 323- S. Clint'on c :\ or woe Fowler. 324 Shepard1 c Ca rnegie Supt. of Schools— Clifford J. Scott, office 19 325- Oak . Klmwood av. Winans. 326—- Central av c Kppirt. Sec. to Supt.— Janet D. Riddick. 327 Rhode L-land c Amherst. Medical Inspectors— Dr. Anne S. Brim, Dr. Wil 32*- -Central < Clinton. liam J. Davis. 331 R node 1slant! av c Grata School Dentist— Dr William J. Davis. 332- S ( iraegt av c Brook w ot Schools, Location and Principals. 334- Park En i! e Yandcrl■ i 11 j High School— 34 W'alnut. Raiph E. Files. 335- Harri 1 ri c Elmwood av. Home) Ashland School- 450 Park av. John A. Spargo. 336- Harriot:i c ('lav. Columbian School— 420 X Grove. Frank S. Coe. 34 1 San ford < Tremonf av. Eastern School— 200 Main. Edward H. Dutcher. 342 Elmwood av c Eppirt. Elmwood School— 339 S Burnet. William H. 313- Rhode Island av e Telford. Smith. 345 -Trement av c Crawford. Franklin School--215 Dodd. Lincoln J. Roys. 4 1 Mnin c S Arlingtoti av. Lit School 12o C« ntral av. Th is 1.. 42 s M unri c Central av. Barnes. 43 Ma in c Hawthorne■ av. Nassau School-—330 Central av. Albert H. 44 Main c S Grove. Wilson. 45 St cuben c 9th av. Stockton School—9s Greenwood av. Edward H. 46 s Maple av c Wimthrop Dutcher. 47 Main c Hedden pi, Washington School— J75 Sanford. William Brady 4* C<•ntral av r St cubion. Special Supervisors and Teachers— Domestic 19 s Mur. r x av. Science Supervisor, Laura C. Fawcett, Helen P. 4 12- -C i ir Barns, Main < 15th. Bunnell, Gladys Tatem; Manual Training Su 413- —Sterling c Sussex av . pervisor. Ernest W. Tuttle. Clinton W. Claus, 4 14 -Whittlesey av c Wilcox ; William H. Whitenill, Wilfred E. Miller; Super 4 1 5-- Cic-ntral av c Orovt visor of Music, Bertha B. Clement; Instrumen 4 16— S Mum i av c Chestnut. tal Music, Clarence P. Herturth; Penmanship, 417— Oraton Parkway, (bet Central av and Main) Florence M. Smith; Supervisor of Art, Ora S. 432— Central av c Hawthorne av. Kilborn; Supervisor of Physical Education, 433— 16th c 9th av. Hilda Winslow Low; Primary Work, Anna C. 51— William c X 14th. Herron; Ungraded, Coates L. Johnson, Blanche 52— Grove c Springdale av. G. Varney, Caroline S. Goff, Ruth Armstrong, 53— — New c Davis av. Marguerite Van Wrgenen. 7)4—22d c 4th av. Attendance Officer— M. W. Clarken. 55— N Grove c William. 56— Vernon c Vernon pi. NEWARK NORMAL SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL 57— Grove pi c Greenwood av. EDUCATION AND HYGIENE. 5S— William c X’ Munn av. 139 Glen wood av., E.0. 59-—Eaton pi c N 17th. Pres.— Henry Panzer. 512— X Grove av c Park av. Trustees— Louis W. W'alker, Glen Ridge; Robert 513— X’ Arlington av c Park av. L. Stewart, Glen Ridge. 514— William c X 18th. Director— Henry Panzer. 515— Park av c X' 17th. Registrar— Margaret C. Brown. 5 lb— Greenwood av c Park av. Alumni Assn.— Pres., James W. Nugent. 517— Oraton Parkway c 4th av. 61— Roosevelt c Grant av. LIBRARY. 62— 4th av c X 17th. Free Public Library (Gift of Andrew Carnegie)— 63— Ampere Parkway c Rutledge av. 291 Main. Open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. every 64— Rutledge av c X Grove. day but Sun. and holidays; closed all day on 65— Springdale av e 19th. greater holidays; open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 66— Ellington pi e Rowe. on lesser holidays. Trustees, Pres. Edward O. 67— — X Maple av c Lafayette av. Stanley, Harry E. Almberg, H. Warren Baker, 612— X Grove av c Whitman av. James L. Garabrant, Hoyt D. Luficin; Mayor 613— 4th av c 18th. Charles H. Martens, ex-officio; Supt. of Schools School Boxes. Clifford J. Scott, ex-officio Sec.; Librarian and 814— Ashland School, Park av. Asst. Sec., Adeline T. Davidson; Asst. Libra S3— Elmwood School, S Clinton. rian, Florence I. Holmes; Heads of Depts: 82— High School, N Clinton. Lending, Jessie R. Avery; Reference, Ora F. S22— St Mary’s School. X Clinton. King; Cataloguing, Marjorie M. Spencer; 813— Lincoln School. Central and Maple av. Children’s, Marion L. Werey. 85— Columbian School, Grove and Springdale av Ampere Branch— 57 Fourth av. Open 2 to 9 p.m., 86— Eastern School, Main n Hawthorne av. every day except Sundays and holidays. Libra S7— Franklin School, Dodd. rian, Anna J. Hubley. 815— Stockton School, Greenwood av and Wil Elmwood Branch—Elmwood av c S Clinton. liam. Open 2 to 9 p.m., every day except Sundays and 89— Nassau School, Central av and Nassau pi holidays. Librarian, Anna F. Weibezahl. 812— Washington School, Sanford. Franklin Branch— Dodd c Colonial ter. Open 2 821— Blessed Sacrament School. to 6 p.m., Mon., Wed. and Fri.; 2 to 9 p.m., 81— High School, Winans. lues., Thurs. and Sat. Librarian, Grace H. 84— Junior High School, Elmwood. Hoysradt.
MAPLEWOOD TOWNSHIP GOVERNMENT Town Hal!, 162 Maplewood av., M. Township Clerk— Edward R. Arcularius. Township Committee— John S. DeHart, Jr., Overseer of Poor— Edward R. Arcularius. Chairman; Ernest A. Harleman, Edward Horn- Recorder— Francis S. Currier. beck, Milo S. Borden, Frederick O. Runyon. Township Physician— John C. Cox, M.D. Collector of Taxes— Albert L. Conklin. Road Supervisor—John Campbell. Assessor— Adelbert T. Bunzey. 20 1928— THE PRICE & LEE CO.'S
POLICE DEPARTMENT Supervi ing Prin f >hn H B ■ hart. A.B., office Headquarters, Ift2 Maplewood av, M. alley', M. Chief— Jacob R. Helf. S< hooU, Location and Principals. Deputy Chief— Michael Gelsmine. Columbia Hign School Parkei i« and Valley, S. Captain— William Bodei. O. Curtis If Thrrlkrld. A M Lieutenant— Henry Vogel. ?r M. Ross. Sergeants— Edwin Adler, William Fatzler. George O. Runnel., B S , A M Gitt. Robert Price. South Orange luru r High S* h ■ ' I5 Academy, Patrolmen— Nineteen. SO. Amv h. Barnetvm . A M Mechanic— Frank Young. I - Juli lette Stenographer— William Spelkcr. Stewart Pint St ■ 19 P ■ h ; B. Stock- FIRE DEPARTMENT well, B.S. Headquarters, Dunnell rd c Oakland rd. M Jefferson Scho . Ridgewood rd . M. Mary G. Chief— Aaron F.. Baker. Yoric. Asst.— D. F. Maher. Mar hall Sch 5134 O ron • : ■ I Mabel F. Hook and Ladder Co. No. 3— Dunnell rd . M Stare k Capt., Walter Strom. Montrose Sc I • G . ( 'arter, Maplewood Hose Co. No. 1 Dunnell rd.. M AM. Capt., F. W. Cordes. Seth Boyden School .'**4 H > Je* a% . H. Grace Hilton Hose Co. No. 2— 153ft Springfield a 1 . H E K*»rrner. A B Capt., H. C. Stewart. Tu u i" S< h< Ha* if 1 •*••• . M R fth A. Ire land. SCHOOL DEPARTMENT (S Orange and Maplewood > LIBRARY Board of Education— Pres., Harvey I. Underm". M ip'.ow. d Publn Library Ri> aiton School V. Pres., Harold M. Beattie; Arthur H Pratt. Bdg . Baker ■ Dunnd! ra Open every day William B. Sayer, Joseph F. McGinity, <»< rgo excepting Sun. and holidays, houn, 9.30 a.m. E. Low, Mrs. Florence L. Guerin. Harold Mil to ft p m .; M
SOUTH ORANGE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT
Village Hall, 10J S Orange av. PftMt. Barradale and Smith. Village President— George H. Becker. Public BuiMJnan Pi at, B ir n d ik m d Milier. Village Clerk— M. A. Fitzsimmons. Printing— Bradley, Miller ami *>>>*<*! Treasurer— Prang Fenner. Poor and Aim* Prr»*t. Miller and Luhrr. Collector of Taxer— M. A. Fitzsimmons. Legislative Miller, BiadVv ar.l Barradale. Collector of Water Rates M. A. Pltzsimm Building Code Barradale, Fr<**t and Smith. Counsel— Thomas F.. Fitzsimmons. Overseer of Poor— M. A. Fitzsimmons. Water Superintendent— C. P. Nolan. POLICE DEPARTMENT Foreman Street Department— Thomas F. Fitz simmons. HcadquzMrri, Trenthard pi. Foreman of Sewers— Thomas F. Fitzsimmons. Marsha! Patrick J. Maguire. Health Inspector— Dr. A. C. Benedict. u J. Shrrr\ L. M c Village Engineer— Ira T. Redfern. Guire. Edward A. Tracey. Patrick J. Skeffing- Inspector of Buildings— Everitt Bird. ton, John L Mattie. Board of Health*— Mrs Nevitt S. Bartow, Owen Pat. ol men —T w r nt y -four. D. Frost, I>r. Charles Dane. John P. Allen. Dr. Wellden Pyle, Arthur Dillon. Board of Assessments— Henry J. Auth, Albridge TIRE DEPARTMENT C. Smith, Olin D. Sickley, Ira T. Redfcro, S « . Headquarter*. Kir t and Sloan at L-R.R Station. Board of Assessors— Sadie M. Sculiy, elk; Rav Chief— Harry J. Becker. mond T. Marshall, Stephen S. Jonnson. Ira T. Redfern. Fire Alarm Telegraph Board of Recreation Commissioi er Ml fa ■ In case of fire go to the nearest telephone arid A. Whelan, James A. Mandeville, Joseph A. call No. 315 Fire Headquarters. Carter, William A. Manda, Carlton E. Greene. J2— Pro*|H*ct c Irvington av. Tree Commission— Sadie M. Sculiy, Secretary; 13— Prospect c Garfield pi. Olin D. SicHey, Harry L. Pioneer, B. B. 14— Academy c Roland av. Schneider. 15— Valley bet 4th and Roland av. Commissioners of the Sinking Fund Commit ion 1ft— Academy n 4th. — John R. Salisbury, W'alter C. Bennett; 17— Valley c 3d Ireas., Ohailes I. Beck; Secretary, Philip N. 21— S Orange av c Prospect. Miller, Frank Fenner. 22— S Orange av c Ward pi. 23— Irvington av e Fairvit-w av. Board of Trustees. 24— Cameron rd c Dyer pi. President, George H. Becker, F. E. Lober. E. 25— S Orange av c Stanley rd. Morgan Barradale, Robert H. Bradley, Owen 31— Centre e Montrose av. D. Frost, Philip N. Miller and Peter A. Smith, 32— Centre c Warwick av. M. A. Fitzsimmons, Village Clerk. 33— Berkeley av c Warwick av. Standing Committees of the Board of Trustees. 34— Montrose av c Hartford rd. Finance— Miller, Bradley and Smith. 35— Grove rd c Turrell av. Scavenger— Barradale, Frost and Lober. 41— Scotland rd c Raymond av. Streets— Smith, Miller and Lober. 42— Scotland rd c Montrose av. Fire— Smith, Bradley and Miller. 43— Charlton av c Raymond av. "Water— Frost, Miller and Smith. 44— Charlton av c Irving av. Police— Bradley, Miller and Lober. 45— Vo sc av c Mead. Ordinance— Smith, Miller and Loner. 51— Vose av c Randolph pi. Paries— Smith, Frost and Bradley. 52— Montrose av c Meeker. Lamps— Lober, Frost and Bairadale. 53— Hillside pi c Mountain House rd. Sewers— Barradale, Miller and Lober. 54— Ridgewooo rd c West Montrose av. Licenses— Bradley, Miller and Lober. 5ft— Ridgewood rd c Mead. ORANGES DIRECTORY— 1928 21
61— S Orange av and I). L. &• W. R. R. LIBRARY 62— Ridgewood rd c Tillou rd. South Orange Free Public Library— Scotland rd c 63— Church c 3d. Taylor pi. Open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Sat from 64— Ridgewood rd c Rvnda rd. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Pres.. Harry J. Scnnell; Sec., 65— Ridgewood rd c Lenox pL John R. Salisbury- Treas., Arthur L. Braincrd: 67— Wyoming av c S Orange av. Librarian, Julia Schneider; Asst. Librarians, Eleanor G. MacFetridge, Katnarine Ball.
WEST ORANGE TOWN GOVERNMENT Municipal Bdg., 11-13 Northfield av. 37 — Main c Charles. Mayor Simeon 11. Rollinson. •4 1 -—Lawrence av c Valley rd. Town Clerk Ronald Alford. 42— Walker rd c Gregory av. Collector of Taxes -Allan M. Hird. 43— Northfield av c Gregory av. Recorder- Herbert Lighthipe. 44— M. Katz Hat Factory, (p) Town treasurer Cteorge C. Kayes. 45— Kingsley c Whittingham pi. Town Attorney—-Alfred J. Grosso. 51— Hutton Park. Custodian S. P. Williams. 52— —Mountain av c Park Way. Director of Revenue and Finance- F. C. Erwin. 53— Tulip av c Oak Bend. Director of Public Works— Frank A. O'Connor. 54— Lindsey av c Gaston. Director of Public Safety— Robert R. Howard. 55— Essex County Co. Club, (p) Director of Parks and Public Property— George 61— Park Way c Glen av. V. McDonough. 62— Northfield av c Whittingham pi. Street Foreman \. J. Christiano. 64— Alden c Watchung av. Construction Engineer— George W. Kocher. 65- — Ridge c Franklin av. Engineer Henry C. Warnick. 71 — Maple av c Harrison av. Building Inspector— Fred J. Wolf. 72— Benjamin c Valley Way. Plumbing Inspector— Charles J. Dignum. 73— Franklin av c Elm. Overseer of the Poor— Mary E. Knevels. 74— Cherry c Ashwood ter. Health Officer— David E. Buckley. 75— McKinley av c Main. Tax Assessors— William Kerr, Joseph Harrington 121 — Northfield av c St Cloud av. Playground Supervisor— Joseph W. Bryne. 122— Eagle Rock c Forest av. Sinking Fund Commission— Charles R. Browning, 123— St Cloud pi. Pres., Farnham Yardley, Harry K. Pickenbach, 124— Fairview av c Ridgeway av. Simeon H. Rollinson, Frederick C. Erwin. 125— Northfield av, Bell Entrance. Board of Assessment — Daniel W. Gillum, Chair 126— Harvard ter c Orange Heights av. man; Jesse M. Kayes, Edward A. McQuirk. 213— Northfield av, St Cloud Hotel. 231— Edison Storage Battery, (p) 232— Edison Phonograph Works, (p) POLICE DEPARTMENT 233— Alden. (p) Headquarters, 11 Northfield av. 312— Mountain av c Ridgeway av. Chief— Patrick J. McDonough. 313— Robinson Entrance and Prospect av. Lieutenants— Bernard Heslin, Harry Dangler 314— Mt Prospect av c Prospect av. James J. Dignum, George H. Busold, Thomas 315— Mt Pleasant av c Mt Pleasant pi. Quinn. 321— Pleasant Valley Way n B. L. Laidlaw. Patrolmen— Thirty-five. 322— Pleasant Valley Way c Eagle Rock av. 323— Prospect c Eagle Rock av. 324— Pleasant Valley Way n Eagle Rock av. 325— Pleasant Valley Way c Eagle Rock Mfg Co FIRE DEPARTMENT. 326— Eagle Rock av c Laurel av. Headquarters, Valley rd c Whittingham pi. Telephone Call 220. Back Taps 3 blows. Chief— Martin T. Kennedy. Special Calls— 5 Blows. Hose Co. No. 1— Valley rd c Whitt ingham pi. Capts., William J. Scalley, Martin Odendale, Jr Hose Co. No. 2 —92 Washington. Capts., Tim SCHOOL DEPARTMENT. othy O'Connor, George L. Coleman. Board of Education—Pres., Herbert Barry; Fire Alarm Telegraph. V Pres., George J. Fredericks; District Clerk, (p) Private. W. Russell Rinehart; Mrs. B. G. Harlan, 3— Gregory School. Bartholomew Kelleher, Stanley M. Babson. 4— Hazel Av School. Supervising Prin.— Solomon C. Strong, office 5— Senior High School. High School Bdg., Northfield av. 6— Fairmount School. Medical Inspectors—Austin Thompson, M.D., 7— Washington School. Elizabeth Freeman, M.D. 8— Eagle Rock School. Dentist— B. F. Sweeney, D.D.S. 9— Pleasantdale School. Schools, Location and Principals. 13— Lawrence av c Overlook av. High School—Northfield av. Frederick W- 14— Hillside av c Wellington av. Reimberr, A.B. 15— Gregory av c Chestnut av. Gaston St Junior High School— Gaston. Ray 16— Joyce c Valley rd. mond E. Pinkham, B.S. 17— Ashland av c Lakeside av. Eagle Rock School—Valley Way. Mary H. 18— Cross av c Hazel av. Wilson. 21— Northfield rd c Valley rd. Fairmount School—Fairmount av. Edith Tred- 22— Riggs c Rollinson. way. 23— Edison Works, (p) Gregory School— Gregory av. Alice T. Moore. 24— Mt Pleasant av c Mountain View av. Hazel Av School—Hazel av. Neal D. Quinby 25— Kling c Main. B.S. 26— Washington c Watchung av. Pleasantdale School—Pleasant Valley Way. 27— White c Main. Sixth Grade, Ruth Gray. 28— Rollinson c Pillott. St Cloud School— Northfield av c St Cloud av. 31— Mitchell c Tompkins. Sixth Grade, Blanche G. Smith, A.B. 32— High n Ridge av. "Washington School— Washington c Valley rd. 33— Harrison av c Main. Myrtis E. Burroughs. 34— Ft of Cable rd. Sub-Normal School— Eva L. Ingling. 35— Park av c Ashland av. Supervisors and Special Teachers— Primary Edu 36— Watson av c Chestnut. cation, Myrta A. Shannon; Art, Raida Osborn, 22 1928— THE PRICE & LEE CO.'S
Carol H. Platt; Music, Harry A. Gretton; LIBRARIES Household Arts, Edna J. Benson; Physical (Br.tr he* of the ( Grange Training, Grace C. Moses, A.B.; Rolwsrt C. Pleasant*!hie Branch -School ut- Callard, B.P.E., Ada A. Scheffer; Cooking, dale. Mildred Youmans; Shop, Merlin J. Pinch; Torv Cor ner Branch- 242 M Elementary Agriculture, John W. DeWitt, B.S. St Cloud Branch—St iCloud.
Courts, County, State and D. S. Government Officers Post Offices, etc. COURTS A Ionso ( huri h. New*irk. Robert H Inver- District Court of United States for District of soil. Atlantic ('••y. J
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Or the respective R. Ackerman, Plainfield, R.; Sixth District, counties held at same times and places as Randolph Perkins, Woodcliff Lake, R.; Circuit Courts. Seventh Distric t, George N. Seger, Passaic, R.‘ Eighth District, Paul J- Moore, Newark, D.; ESSEX COUNTY GOVERNMENT Ninth District, Franklin W. Fort, East Orange Court House, junc. Market and Springfield av. R.; Tenth District, Frederick R. Lehlbach Board of Freeholders--Meetings 2d and 4th Newark, R.; Eleventh District, Oscar L. Auf Thurs. at the Court House. Supervisor, Ernest der Heide, West New York, D.; Twelfth Dist A. Reed; Director. Louis F. Dodd; Clerk, rict, Mrs Mary T. Norton, Jersey City, D. Frank K Ward; Edwin Ball, Zenas G. Crane Elizabeth A. Harris, Henry C. Hines, Reginald UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT. T. Blauvelt, William Mungle, Arthur T. Muir, President—-Calvin Coolidge, Massachusetts; sal Philip Lindeman. ary, $75,000. Sheriff, Conrad Deuchler; Under Sheriffs, Alfred Vice President— Charles G. Dawes, Illinois; C. Walker, Rupert Mills, Harvey W. Keough salary, $15,000. County Clerk, John H. Scott; Deputy County Secretary of State— Frank B. Kellogg, Minne Clerk, George L. Mahr; Surrogate, E. Garfield sota; salary, $15,000. Gifford; Registrar of Deeds and Mortgages, Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon, Howard S. Dodd; Hospital at Overbrook, Pennsylvania; salary, $15,000. Medical Supt. and Director, Guy Payne, M.D. Secretary of War— Dwight F. Davis, Missouri; Plant Supt., Henry H. Berg; Jail Warden, salary, $15,000. Richard McGuinness; Deputy Warden, James Attorney-General—John G. Sargent, Vermont; salary, $15,000. , Reilly, Jail Physician, Edward W. Markens, Postmaster-General—Harry S. New, Indiana; M. I).; Penitentiary Warden, Ferdinand J. Hosp; County Treasurer, Richard Vv. Booth; salary, $15,000. Auditor, Albert '1'. Guenther; County Supt. of Secretary of the Navy—Curtis D. Wilbur, Cali fornia; salary, $15,000. _ Public Schools, Oliver T. Morelock; County Secretary of the Interior—Hubert Work, Colo Counsel, Arthur T. Vanderbilt; County Supt. rado; salary, $15,000. Soldiers' Burials, Radcliffe P. Miller: Supt. Secretary of Agriculture— William M. Jardme, Essex County Sanatorium for Tuberculosis Kansas; salary, $15,000. Diseases, Dr. Byron M. Harman; County Ad Secretary of Commerce—Herbert C. Hpover, juster, Raymond L. Mahony; County Purchas California; salary, $15,000. ing Agent, George C. Bergen; County Physi Secretary of Labor—James J. Davis, Pennsyl cian, Harrison S. Martland: Asst. County vania; salary, $15,000. Physicians, William D. Minningham, William M. Brien; Coroners, August Koehler, Thomas J. O'Mara. POST OFFICES Orange Post Office. STATE GOVERNMENT Main office c Main and Lincoln av. Governor—A. Harry Moore. Postmaster— Herman H. Wille. Secretary to the Governor— Frederick L. Blood- Asst. Postmaster— George J. Trabold. good. Supt. of Mails— Samuel M. Edwards. Secretary of State—Joseph F. S. Fitzpatrick. Asst. Supt. of Mails— Joseph M. Brennan. Assistant Secretary of State— Charles A. Robert Foreman— Alexander W. Mohor. son. Supt. W. 0 . Branch— John J. Gieson. Treasurer— William T. Read. Main Office open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Holidays Comptroller— Newton A. K. Bugbee. S to 9 a.m. Not open for business on Sundays. Deputy Comptroller— Owen \V. Kite. Registry Division, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Attorney-General - -Edward L. Kitzenbach. Money Order and Postal Savings Bank open Assistant Attorney-General —Harry R. Coulomb. daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., except Sundays State Librarian—-John P. Dullard. and Holiday’s. State Geologist - Henry S. Kummel. Sub-Stations. State Board of Taxes and Assessment— President, No. 1— 314 Washington, O., Robert J. Burnett, James Baker; Isaac Barber, Mahlon R. Marge- clerk in charge. rum, J. William Huegel, Francis D. Weaver, No. 2— 322 Central av., O. Constantine A. Mella Charles E. Cook, Secretary. clerk in charge. Department of Banking and Insurance—Com No. 3— 625 Scotland rd. O. Frank A. McHenry, missioner, Edward Maxson; Deputy Christo clerk in charge. pher A. Gough. No. 4— 288 Main, W.O. Julius Shank, clerk in Commissioner of Labor— Dr. Andrew F. McBride charge. Bureau of Industrial Statistics in the Department No. 5— 314 Dodd. David Cohen. Clerk in charge. of Labor—Acting Chief, James A. T. Gribbin. No. 5— 182 S. Center, O. Anna A. Cona, clerk in Workmen’s Compensation Bureau— William E. charge. Stubbs, Secretary and Deputy’ Commissioner No. 5— David Cohen clerk in charge. of Labor. No. 6— 156 S Valley rd., W.O. William F. Lind, Trustees of the School Fund—Governor, Secre clerk in charge. tary of State, Attorney-General, Comptroller, No. 7— 151 Main, O. Samuel G. Levin, clerk in Treasurer and Commissioner of Education. charge. Commissioner of Education— Charles H. Elliott. No. 8— 95 Harrison av., W.O. Ralph P. Padalino, Board of Public Utilities Commissioners— Presi clerk in charge. dent, Joseph F. Autenrieth; Frederick W. No. 9— 61 Central av., O. Isadore H. Leventhal, Gnichtel, Charles Browne, Alfred N. Barber, clerk in charge. Secretary. No. 10— Eagle Rock av c Pleasant Valley Way, Civil Service Commission— President, Theodore Pleasantdale. Ernest F. Woodman, clerk in H. Smith; William K. Devereaux, William D. charge. Nolan, Richard P. Hughes, Patrick J. O’Con C. O. D. Station— Main Office. nor; Charles P. Messick, Chief Examiner and Orange Valley Station— 536 Freeman, O. Peter Secretary, State House, Trenton. Cocco, clerk in charge. United States Senators. East Orange Post Office. Walter E. Edge, Atlantic City. Main Office— 332 Main. Edward I. Edwards, Jersey City. Postmaster— Louis A. Streit. Members of the House of Representatives from Asst. Postmaster— George Holey. New Jersey. Foremen— Thomas J. Holey, Francis J. McGarry. First District, Charles A. Wolverton, Camden, R. Supt. of Mails— Peter 0. Schneider. Second District, Isaac Bacharach, Atlantic Asst. Supt. of Mails— George Ulrich. City, R.; Third District, Harold G. Hoffman Supt. of Ampere Station— Benjamin J. Simpson. South Amboy, R.; Fourth District, Charles A. Supt. of Brick Church Station—Bernard A. Eaton, Watchung, R.; Fifth District, Ernest Finneran. 24 1928— THE PRICE & LEE CO.'S Main Office open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. h, clerk in Registry Division from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. charge. Insured and C. O. D. Division, from 7 a.m. to 7 No. 10 * js 1 . iral tel If. Craemer, p.m. clerk in charge. Money Order Division from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. William Postal Savings Bank from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Goss, Jr., clerk in charge. Sub-Stations. South Orange Pott Offct# 1 H S inange av. For sale of stamps, etc., and Money Orders and Post trtaster— A Ch*->«e. Registering of Letters. Asst. -Theoclore M Ada rr.t. Ampere (independent, station) Benjamin J. Simp Supt. Jo*ep h V. Smith. son, supt. in charge. Supt. of Mai!l % Albe rt Gro% Brick Church (independent station) Bernard A. Office open 7 a.m t4» 7 p m Finneran, supt. in charge. No. 3— Main and Grove. Charles A. Tuck, clerk Maplewood Branch. Booth Orange Post Oflice in charge. '>2 Baker. No. 4— Maple and Springdale av. Frank Mill- Supt.— J V. Smith. man, clerk in charge. Ortur oj.cn tr. fl 7 * n • 7 ; • No. 6— 4S1 Central av. Jasper Cadmus, clerk in West Orange Branch Orange p-.*i Office. charge. ■ No. 8— 148 Sanford. Samuel Friedman, clerk in Supt. John J. Gievm charge. Open from 7 *.r:: to 7 p r
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PARCEL POST MAP BUYERS’ DIRECTORY I t ’s Practical Us es
To give permanence to paid-for pub licity. / \ To detail more fully the products and service of industrial, commercial, finan cial and professional activities.
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THE PRICE & LEE CO. A. P. SCHAEFER Plumbing Heating and Tinning
Jobbing a Specialty Estimates Cheerfully Given
Telephone 2752 Essex
949 Sanford Ave., near Clinton Ave., W.
IRVINGTON NEW JERSEY Automobiles ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 27
Almquist-Mayer, Inc.
CHRYSLER a n d ...PLYMOUTH...
Dealers Accessories
Reconditioning All Makes of Cars
Service And Efficiency
Orange 2480
200 Main Street West Orange, N. J. Automobiles 28 1928—THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S
Lincoln and Cars
Phone Orange 4292
22-26 Park Street Orange, N. J.
J. W . Conger, Inc. Studebaker Motor Cars SALES - PARTS - SERVICE Telephone Orange 9944 12 Prospect Place East Orange, N. J.
Hillas Motor Car Co. DISTRIBUTORS Dodge Brothers Motor Cars GRAHAM BROTHERS TRUCKS Extension Salesroom, 43 Harrison St. East Orange, New Jersey T eleph on e Orange 999 Saleroom Service Station 39 Sussex Avenue Newark and Warren Sts. Newark, Phone Mitchell 5 2 5 0 New Jersey Automobiles ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 29 Cheret-Frish Motor Co.
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T elephones Orange 3942 and 3178 DE S O T O SIX Product of Chrysler SALES AND SERVICE W . C. UBHAUS, INC. 10 Brick Church Plaza East Orange, N. J. Automobiles 30 1928—THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX H. A. Hilsinger, Inc. Authorized Cadillac Service Station Complete Automobile Service Cadillac Contract Maintenance Motor Construction, Repairs, Storage, Supplies Rayfield Carburetor Service Station
283-285 McKinley Avenue Phone 3603 Orange East Orange, New Jersey
Maplecrest Motors SALES FORD SERVICE The Universal Car CARS - TRUCKS - TRACTORS T el. So. O range 3201 j 1913-15-17 Springfield Ave. Maplewood, N. J. Automobiles ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 31
SALES SERVICE Tel. Tel. Essex 7272 CHEVROLET Essex 7273
Order Yours Today from Francis Chevrolet Co.
1213-1215 Springfield Ave. Irvington, New Jersey Between Lyons and Stuyvesant Ave.
“ SERVICE THAT COUNTS” Automobiles 32 1928—1Ti [E PRICE & Id: e co.’s Garmany Chevrolet Sales Co.
AUTHORIZED Low in Price High Class in Finance Charges Appearance and and Upkeep Performance SALES AND SERVICE
Accessories Tires and Tubes Oils and Gas Mechanical and Electrical Repairing On All Cars
Tel. S. O. 1477
10-12 Valley Street South Orange, N. J. Automobiles ORANGES DIRECTORY— 1928 33 we we m ------— — ------— ■ — * 1 •p 1 H A R R Y J. HOF, Inc. 2rflI Peerless 15,000 Square Feet Floor Space for PEERLESS SERVICE EXCLUSIVELY T eleph on e Orange 219 355-363 CENTRAL AVENUE EAST ORANGE, N. J.
<( Peerless Has Always Been a Good Car”
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX X X H. S. Johnson, Jr., Inc.
X J X X X OAKLAND PONTIAC Motor Cars
X X Sales and Service X
T elep h on e O range 2400
494 Main Street East Orange, New Jersey Automobiles 34 1928—THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S
C. F. BRIGGS, President Packard South Orange Co., i«c. DISTRIBUTORS OF PACKARD MOTOR CARS
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Telephones 298*1 South Orange
Salesroom and Service Station 469 Valley Street South Orange, N. J.
South Orange Sales & Service, Inc.
F o r d F ° r d Trucks THE UNIVERSAL CAB Automobiles Ford Authorized Dealers
GENUINE FORD PARTS GENUINE FORD TOOLS
GENUINE FORD ACCESSORIES
FORD AMMONIUM SULPHATE FORDSON TRACTORS
Genuine Ford Service
27 Valley Street South Orange, N. J.
T eleph on e So. Orange 5656 Automobiles ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 35 Willys Knight Whippet Stearns Knight Automobiles KNIGHT MOTOR SPECIALISTS Sales and Service
Edwards-Knight Sales Co. HERBERT LEWIS Pres.-Treas. ALFRED T. HERBERT, Vice-Pres, a n d G e n ’ l Mgr. Tel. Orange 797-798 92-100 Central Ave., East Orange Branch East Orange, N. J. 25 South Essex Avenue Orange, N. J.
Phones Orange 3827-3828-3829
Knox Motor Cars, Inc. HUP MOBILES S I X a n 4> eight in line Tel. Essex 6823 SALES-875 Lyons Ave., near Springfield Ave. IRVINGTON, N. J. SERVICE-492 Avon Avenue Tel. Terrace 9495 NEWARK, N. J.
Directory Advertising is good Advertising. It keeps your name and business The Price & Lee Co. before all the people all the time. A City Directory is on the job 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. It gives you Publishers persistent, consistent publicity at a New Haven Bridgeport very low cost. Advertising rates Sprinif field Newark J & P aterson upon request. Automobiles 35A 1928—THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S
| Packard Motor Car Co. | OF NEW YORK x Newark Branch 198 Central Avenue
55 Phones M ulberry 5550 , 5551, 5552 , 5553 , 5554 , 5555 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx Automobile Associations ______ORANGES D IR E C TO R Y — 1928______35B New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club Member and Official Representative American Automobile Association Consisting of Over 1C00 Automobile Clubs in all parts of U. S. A. A NATION WIDE SERVICE Free Maps and Tour Books, Free Emergency Road Service, Free Legal Advice Accident Insurance and Discount on Gasoline, etc. 343 High Street Tel. Mitchell 8500 Newark, N. J.
The City Directory
Does not compete with any other advertising medium, but supplements and complements all other forms of mercantile publicity.
Intelligent Directory Advertising describes desirable merchandise attractively and directs you to the door of the man who has it for sale. Auto Body Mfrs.,—Auto Body Mountings,— Gas Filling Stations 36 1928—THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S
E stablished 1868 In corp orated 1908
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MANUFACTURERS Motor Truck Bodies REPAIRING AND PAINTING
27-33 Ball St (Irvington) Newark, New Jersey
| 3420 TELEPHONES TERRACE 3421 3422
Nothnagel Manufacturing Co. Automobile Body Mountings Bus Hardware PLATING AND POLISHING Telephone Bigelow 1130 196-200 19th Avenue Irvington, N. J. Certified Gas Filling Stations, Inc. Gasoline - Oils - Greases
Automobile Accessories
37-41 Park Ave. 66 Sussex Ave., cor. Hoyt St. 543 Main St.
Phones Orange 8782-8637 Phone M itchell 2782 Phone 2153 Orange EAST ORANGE NEWARK ORANGE Auto Motor Rebuilding and Parts ORANGES DIRECTORY— 1928______37
V. H. Scriv e n s, Pres. M. W e nzel, V. Pres. R. M u ller, Sec’y Standard Motor Rebuilding Co., Inc.
u. s. Hammered Piston Rings
Cylinder Grinding
Welding
Remanufacturing of Motors Equal to New EXPERT ADVICE AT NO CHARGE Telephones Terrace 0190— 0191 1222 South Grove Street Irvington, New Jersey Auto Painting 38 1928— THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S
T. F. RODGERS
Established 1885 Motor Coach Work
CONSTRUCTION UPHOLSTERY REFINISHING COLLISION RESTORATION
Operating the Most Modernly Equipped Duco-Lacquer Plant in the State
Phones Orange 6126-6420
Central Ave. and So. 18th St., EAST ORANGE, N. J. Auto Radiator Work ORANGES D IRECTO RY— 1928 39
J. ROTH Auto Body and Glass Works
No matter how bad the injury or leak— bring the radiator to us and you are certain of a good looking, watertight, perfectly functioning radiator in the shortest possible time. MODERATE CHARGES GLASS FOR AUTOS INSTALLED WHILE YOU WAIT
Lacquer and Duco Spraying Really thorough experience, adequate facilities, the right tools and genuine skill, enable us to repair injured auto bodies, fenders, etc., so that they are almost equal to new. SUPERIOR SERVICE AT MODERATE COST Rear 152 Main Street East Orange, N. J. Telephone Orange 1054 Night Telephone Bigelow 1554-R Auto Repairs and Supplies 40 1928—THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S XXXXXXX xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxx Walter H. Bock
X X SERVICE STATION X X X X X X X X
X BATTERIES X FISK TIRES ACCESSORIES EXPERT ALEMITE SERVICE
X Phone Orange 5381
208 Main Street West Orange, N. J. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Ampere Auto Service HENRY VOGEL, Prop. Automobile Parts and Supplies Batteries Charged High Grade Oil and Greases Brake Service TONA/IINJG AH Work Guaranteed 220 N - 19th Street Tel. Nassau 3458 East Orange, N. J. East Orange Vulcanizing Co. Tires of Standard Makes Balloon and Truck Tire Repairing Telephone Orange 10 Washington PI. 212 East Orange, N. J. Auto Repairs and Supplies ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 41
" 1 Phone Orange 9961
Dayton Motor Service Company
Auto Repairing Auto Accessories
268 Main Street East Orange, New Jersey L* Finkle Service Garage GEORGE FINKLE, Prop. General Repairs Multibestos Brake Service 100% ALEMITE SERVICE
Telephone Orange 988
41-45 North Grove Street East Orange, New Jersey HILTONIA GARAGE MARTIN C. KNUTH, Manager Repairing and Storage Exide Battery Service Lawn Mowers Sharpened Phones So. Orange 496, Essex 2424 1857 Springfield Avenue Maplewood, N. J. 5 Auto Repairs and Supplies 42 1928— THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S McGrath’s Repair Shop
Battery Service - Tires and Tubes
Automobile Service '
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Phone Orange 1655
591 Valley Street Orange, New Jersey ______-1
Berkeley Auto Repair LEO UEBELEIN, Prop.
Motor Rebuilding and Reconditioning Our Specialty Only Genuine Parts Used. Wrecker Service. Authorised Raybestos Brake Service Official Alemite Station Telephone Essex 6792 Residence Bigelow 1883 734-736 SOUTH GROVE STREET IRVINGTON, N. J. Between Nineteenth and Springfield Avenues Auto Repairs and Supplies ORANGES DIRECTORY— 1928 43 XjOOOlQWKSaOIOOO* K3SOOGSOK *3i£Sf»SC3Ri«H30aK» SKHS032-GS «KHHM5i3aa!0l»eK3O!QaCSt» X Better Service The Best Way With Courtesy AT
SERVICE MULVEY’S STATIONS | GOOD TIRES /. TUBES BATTERIES Battery Charging, Rentals, Sales and Repairing Automobile Accessories Kant Rust Service and Free Crank Case Service TRY US T elephone O range 10212 385-399 Main St. West Orange, N. J. 325 Orange Rd. Tel. Montclair 1321 Montclair, N. J.
Charles Springsteen
Auto Repairing
Greasing and Oiling Auto Laundry Gas and Oil Tydol
PHONE ORANGE 7148
397-399 Central Avenue East Orange, New Jersey Auto Repairs and Supplies 44 1928—THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S
XXXXXXJ T uscan Garage HAAS 4 SISCO, Props. X X X X All Kinds of Repairs Authorized Raybestos Service X While You Wait
All Work Guaranteed X Wrecker Service All Kinds of Supplies
Night Telephone South Orange 430 Day Telephone Essex 4393
1610-12-14 Springfield Ave. Hilton, N. J. Sterling Auto Supply and Repair Co. Guaranteed Repair Work On All Makes of Cars Radio and Car Batteries Charged and Rented, ijr Tires, Tubes and Accessories Telephone Nassau 4006 220 Main Street East Orange, N. J. Auto Storage Batteries and Supplies,-Auto Tires ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 45 Hintze - Tuthill Battery Service Steam Vulcanizing Starter and Generator Service Tires - Tubes - Accessories Phone Orange 9427 333 Central Ave. East Orange, N. J. “ Try Us Once and You Will Try Us Again” Harry J. Maser & Co. Electrical Contractors ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES AUTO SUPPLIES AUTO AND RADIO BATTERIES CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED Phone Essex 2446 Store and Office, 1096 Sanford Ave., at Springfield Ave.,Irvington, N. J. Mohawk Tires Auto Accessories Pohlmann Bros. V ulcanizing 1081 Springfield Ave Tel. Bigelow 1034 Irvington, N. J. 406 Washington St. Tel. Mitchell 2262 Newark, N. J. Autos to Let,-Taxis 46______1928—THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S______ Orange Cab Co., Inc. METERED TAXICABS Passenger Limousines and Touring Cars for all occasions Tel. Orange 308-309-35 Prompt and Courteous Service 317 Railroad Place Orange, N. J. Bankers and Brokers ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 47 Post and Flagg Members New York Stock Exchange Investment Securities ALFRED L. DENNIS, Resident Partner Second Floor Kinney Building Telephone Mulberry 5200 790 Broad Street Newark, New Jersey F. M. Chadbourne & Co. Investment Bonds Bonds Suitable for Banks, Insurance Companies, Trustees and Individuals. We are glad to have you consult us Firemen’s Bldg., 786 Broad St. Newark, N. J. Telephones 0104-0105 Market Eisele & King Members of the New York and Philadelphia Stock Exchanges Dealers in Investment Securities Government Bonds Telephones 3820, 3821, 3822, 3823, 3824 Market 9 Clinton Street Newark, N.J Bankers and Brokers 48 1928—THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S E- - 0 Hambleton & Co., Inc. ESTABLISHED 1863 INVESTMENT BONDS BANK, INSURANCE, PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS TELEPHONE M U LBERRY 4700 60 Park Place, Military Park Bldg. Newark, N. J. -a r INVESTMENTFINANCIAL SECURITIES SECURITIES Government Bank Railroad Insurance Public Utility and Title and and Industrial Mortgage Co. Bonds i Stocks R A M O S & CO. s ix t y park, p u c e eh& N E W A R K L, MARKET 2200 1 N E W JE R SE Y ^ Banks ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 48A A N account with the largest banking institution in New Jersey carries with it the prestige you so greatly desire. Here at the City Trust Branch you receive the personal attention that is so char acteristic of a real neighborhood bank ... a good place for your savings and checking accounts. We will be glad to advise with you at any time relative to your money affairs. City Trust Branch FIDELITY UNION TRUST CO. 500 ORANGE ST., NEWARK, N. J. £ ) H ave You a £ } Message for Men? ET the CITY DIRECTORY carry it home. Enlighten the public as to who you are, L where you are and what you have to sell. The City Directory will keep your name before the public all the year ’round. Our copy writers will animate your advertising. And no man well supplied with mental gravity will differ from this: Per petual Publicity Plus Personality Produces Patronage The Price & Lee Company 48B 1928—THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S IF Your nearest bookstore can’t duplicate your local map, send us thirty-five cents in postage stamps with your address. Thirty-Five Cents will buy any of the following: Pocket Maps and Guides CONNECTICUT CONNECTICUT NEW JERSEY Ansonia, Derby, Shelton and Westport, Saugatuck and Belleville and Nutley Seymour Greens Farms Eiizatirth. Hillside Roselle ♦Bridgeport, Stratford, Fair- Willimantic so d R Mils Park field and Southport. Winsted and Torrington Montclair field, Glen Bristol, Plainville and Terry- K h I lie Caldwell and ville MASSACHUSETTS Verona Danbury and Bethel Newark, The Orangrt. Inr- Darien, Noroton and New Athol and Orange . Canaan Clinton East Newark and the Manchester ♦Fitchburg Arlington* Meriden Gardner Paterson Haledon. Prospect Middletown and Portland Holyoke and South Hadley Park and Hawthorne Milford Falls Ridgewood. Midland Park ♦New Britain ♦Leominster and Glen Rock ♦New Haven and West Haven Northampton and Easthamp- Summit New London t'-n ♦Norwalk and South Norwalk ♦Springfield. West Springfield NEW YORK Norwich ana Chicopee Rockville Westfield Beacon Southington Kingston ♦Stamford NEW HAMPSHIRE Middletown and WaHkill Wallingford Newburgh and New Windsor ♦Waterbury and Naugatuck Keene ♦ Includes the Red Arrow Guide with streets and avenues additional. City Wall Maps A Large Seale Durable Cloth Map Corrected Annually CONNECTICUT MASSACHUSETTS Scale of Feet Scale to One of Feet Inches Inch Price to One Ansonia, Derby Inches Inch Price Shelton, Seymour 37 x 57 1000 $ 1 0 . 0 0 , Bridgeport and 66 * 4 9 H 600 •15 00 Stratford ...... 44 x 47 1000 12 00 J 3HU x 48 1400 0 00 Bristol...... 48 x 41 800 9 00 J 71 x 68H 600 21 00 Darien...... 28 x 38 1000 6.00 l 42 x 53 800 11 00 Fairfield and South- 59 x 44 800 12 00 port ...... 45 x 37 1000 8.00 Manchester...... 45 x 43 800 9.00 Meriden...... 35 M x 38 H 1 0 0 0 7.00 NEW YORK M ilfo rd ...... 5 1 ^ x 42H 800 10.00 New Britain...... 51 x 56 500 1 i '.Ilf Beacon...... 32 x 3214 No scale 6 00 New Canaan...... 36 x 44 1000 8 00 Middletown...... 4!l>^x«2.4 1200 14 00 New Haven and ...... 63.4 x 44 750 13.00 West Haven.... 6 0 4 x 41 4 1000 12 00 NewburSh ----- New London...... 36 x 36 loou 7 ; oo 61 x 37 1000 11.00 Norwalk...... NEW JERSEY Norwich...... 3 6 4 x 54 800 10.00 Piainville...... 26 x 30 500 5.00 Southington...... 42 x 49 1000 10.00 Belleville. x 51 500 0.00 Stamford...... 59 x 31 1000 9.00 Newark . . 68 x 83 600 25 00 Torrington...... 55 Ji x 43 % 600 11.00 Oranges. , 52 x 42 800 10.00 Waterbury...... 49 x 47 800 11.00 Paterson. 46 x 55 500 12 00 Westport, Sauga 39 x 36 600 7.00 tuck and Greens Summit, Millburn Farm s...... 28 x 45 1000 7.00 48 x 51 600 13.00 l order are subject to a 10% discount. We are in position to furnish quotations on steel containers with spring roller or specially mounted maps on heavy paper board, suitable for map tacks. Our maps are corrected annually by city engineers also by personal investigation by our can vassers who verify each street and report additions. The Price 8? Lee Co. 19 Congress Avenue, New Haven, Conn. 1387 Main Street, Springfield, Mass. 17 Academy Street, Newark, N. J. Banks ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 49 !□□□□□□□□□ □□□QOCjC Prospect Trust Co. OF MAPLEWOOD OFFICERS Harry C. Thompson, Pres. Thomas L. R. Crooks, V. Pres. Walter G. Seymour, Sec.-Treas. John W. Heller, V. Pres. Samuel M. Lightholder, Asst. Sec.-Treas. John A. Kreitler, V. Pres. Frederick W. Smith, Counsel Special Interest Department 4% Interest Compounded Quarterly Foreign and Domestic Credit Travelers’ Checks, Foreign Exchange Safe Deposit Vaults Storage Space for Larger Articles Telephone South Orange 4572 Prospect St., at Springfield Ave. Maplewood, N. J. □□□□□□□□□□□□aaaaaD□□□□□a aaaaaaaaaoaa□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ F r e d e r ic W. S c h l o s s t e in , President Louis K r ie g e r . Chairman of Board P e t e r J. G r a c e , Cashier A be S. K r ie g e r , Vice-President E m il R. T o r t o r e l l i, Vice-President L e o S c h w a r t z , Secretary Livingston State Bank Every Banking Facility for the Community 2 % Checking 4 % ‘Savings (Payable Quarterly) Capital $50,000 Surplus $25,000 Undivided Profits $5,000 T elep h on e L ivingston 100 Livingston, New Jersey A Good Foundation For a successful business is accurate knowledge of all to whom you might sell or of whom you might buy. Use the City Directory. Banks 50 1928— THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S______4 % T h e 4 % DIME SAVINGS INSTITUTION 780 Broad Street Newark, New Jersey At the Four Corners Most Centrally Located Deposits made during Savings Banks are the the first three business Only banks restricted days of any month by the Savings Bank draw interest from the Laws of the state as first of that month. to investments. Deposits of $1.00 to $25,000 Received 4 % Interest to $25,000.00 Paid Quarterly FEBRUARY MAY AUGUST NOVEMBER Open Daily from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. Saturday, 9 A. M. to 12 Noon Monday, 9 A. M. to 8.30 P. M. OFFICERS SAMUEL E. ROBERTSON, President, GEORGE S. COOPER, 1st. Vice-President RUDOLPH J. GOERKE, 2nd Vice-President JOHN F. CONROY, Secretary and Treasurer CHARLES C. LANE, Asst. Sec. and Treas. MANAGERS JOHN F. CONROY GUSTAVE W. GEHIN CHARLES C. LANE GEORGE S. COOPER ARTHUR C. HENSLER SAMUEL E. ROBERTSON EMIL E. DIEFFENBACH HARRISON S. HIGBIE FRANK WALSH RUDOLPH J. GOERKE EDWIN A. KIRCH SAMUET F. WILSON Banks ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 51 Security Savings Bank 738 B r o a d S t . opposite Post Office N e w a r k ,I N . J . ESTABLISHED 1884 Assets over $10,000,000 per cent, interest paid on amounts from $1.00 to $25,000, compounded every three months. Dividends payable 4_ January, April, July and October 1st. = . Deposits made during the first three business days of any month draw interest from the first of that month. Open Mondays until 8 p. m. OFFICERS HENRY G. ATHA, President WM. W. RUTTER, Vice-Pres. and Trees. CHARLES L. FARRELL, Vice-President GEORGE J. KOECK, Secretary J. FRED SINN, Cashier MANAGERS WALLACE M. SCUDDER CHARLES L. FARRELL HERMAN B. GOOD FELIX FULD E. WESTON BAILEY HORACE C. GRICE m . f . M cLa u g h l i n h e n r y g . a t h a w m . w . r u t t e r W M. S. HUNT h e n r y y o u n g Bottlers and Brewers,-Box Mfrs. 52 1928— THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S IRA R. DOWNER, President J. D. RILEY, Vice President A. MORTON RILEY, Treasurer CHESTER S. DOWNER, Secretary T eleph ones Orange S9S and 2020 Established 1887 Incorporated 1919 Riley & Downer, Inc. Manufacturers of Wood Cases and Paper Boxes Packing Cases, Hat Cases, 3 Ply Veneer Round Hat Boxes, Tube Boxes with Partitions and Store Shelf Boxes Printing on Wood or Paper 226-250 William Street 26-30 North Centre Street Office: 26 North Centre Street, Orange, New Jersey Builders ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 53 i Maplewood Construction Co. X X General Contractors X Road Construction Concrete Work $ Excavating Sidewalks 5 TELEPHONES So. Orange 1681, 2066 X X 18 Oregon Street Maplewood (Hilton), New Jersey ^ Phone So. Orange 1926 54 Elmwood Avenue So. Orange, N. J. Maps of The Oranges For Sale at the Bookstores Price 35 Cents Each Builders 54______1928—THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S______William Beevers Mason Contractor CONCRETE SIDEWALKS Jobbing Attended To Estimates Furnished Phone Nassau 951 4 Tremont Avenue West Orange, N. J. John Haitsch Construction Co. Carpenters and Builders Estimates Cheerfully Given Jobbing Promptly Attended to Telephone Waverly 4469 54-56 Union Avenue Irvington, N. J. Wm. A. Hay Construction Co. CARPENTERS and BUILDING CONTRACTORS 749 Valley Street Tel. Orange 1100 Orange, N. J. ♦ ____ Ernest B. Hoffman BUILDER and GENERAL CONTRACTOR ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN Glendale Ave. Phone 115 Livingston, N. J. Builders ______ORANGES DIRECTORY— 1928______55 P. J. K elly & Son Mason Contractors Telephone Orange 680 (8 and 11) 626 Central Avenue 75 Sanford Street East Orange, New Jersey CLARENCE B. MILLS, Pres, and Treas. THOMAS A. CLARK, Vice-Pres. and Sec. Phone Nassau 1888 Phone Orange 1898 Mills-Clark Construction Company, Inc. Mason and Building Contractors 74 Kenwood Place phone Nassau 1888 East Orange, N. J. J. Alexander Carlson GENERAL CONTRACTOR and Builder of Good Homes Tel. So. Orange 133S-J 147 Parker Avenue Maplewood, N. J. DO YOU KNOW? HAT the Directory of your city is on T file in the Directory Library in all of the principal cities of the United States and Canada and that information about you is in it, accessible Anywhere in Am erica? ARE YOU PROPERLY DISPLAYED? 6 Builders 56______1928—THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S______Harvey L. Morse BUILDER Homes of Distinction Tel. So. Orange 2116 Claremont Avenue Maplewood, N. J. Axel L. Palmer Carpenter and Builder General Contractor Jobbing Promptly Attended to Telephone South Orange 3046 16~Highland Avenue Maplewood, New Jersey ANTON RECHNER Cement and Mason Contractor Side Walks, Drive Ways, Road Ways, Garages Phone South Orange 3218 24 Franklin Avenue Maplewood (Hilton), New Jersey 365 DAYS ON THE JOB JS the City Directory. If your business is fully displayed in it there is no doubt as to the benefit to you. Builders ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 56A “ 33 Years Of Building Experience” Ffrank zwigard! CONSTRUCTION COMPANY i n c . 139-141 SCHLEY STREET N EW A R K , N. Wm. H. Henningsen, Inc. Mason Contractors Prompt Attention to Jobbing Estimates Furnished Telephone 0307 Waverly 89 Ellis Ave. Irvington, N. J. Joseph Lombardy Construction Co. General Contractors and Home Builders Tel. S. O. 3906 162 Burnet Ave. and Lombardy Place, Maplewood, N. J. 56B 1928—THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S > ? •) ? 3 5: 'By Van "Who is the mayor of this town? "Who founded it, and when? "What is it gives it most renown? "Who are its Counoilmen? "How has the population grown? "And will you tell me. please, "Some of the facts that are best known "About its industries? "Where shall I find the City Hall "And those who office hold? "Please name the nearest market stall "Where sauerkraut is sold. "Does Baxter Street run east or north? "Where is the City Jail? "And where does Uncle Sam hold forth "As guardian of the mall? "Where are the magistrates and court*? "When do the lodges meet? "Who keeps a file of stock reports? "Where’s Kosctuszko Street? "Know of a man whose name Is Burch, "Who paints and plasters walls? "Who preaches in the Baptist Church? "Who sells good overalls? "Where can I get an oyster stew, "Where buy imported rugs? "Who renovates the carpets? Who "Exterminates the hugs? "What car will take me to the *oo "And public library? "How can I find my friend, Carew, "I’ve traveled miles to see? "Now, if you’ll kindly put me wise, "And think me not a bore, "1 shall esteem it very nice— "And ask you something more.” "Now. listen, friend, you’ll ask no more "Of me, a tired cop; "I’m busy, and my semaphore "Is set. you see, at ‘STOP. "To find the folks you want to meet, "And every place and street, "Please look in the DIRECTORY— "You’ll find it there, complete; "That book’s compiled with greatest care ‘Tor those who want to know;— "You’ll find one in the drug store, there: "Now. when 1 signal, 00 .” The Price & Lee Co. Publishers City Directories “Of the people, for the people” Since 1873 Builders ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 ' 57 N . H . THATCHER, Prea. and Treas. EDWARD W . WHITEHOUSE, Vice Preaid.nl T e le p h o n e O r a n g e 2 8 6 9 CHAS. L. WILSON, Secretary N a s s a u 2 0 78 Orange 9680 N. H. THATCHER CO. Masons and Builders All Branches of Mason Work Special Attention to Jobbing Telephone Orange 2869 390 Alden Street Orange, N. J. Charles Weining Carpenter and Builder Jobbing Promptly Attended to Telephone Orange 5883 229 Rhode Island Avenue East Orange, N. J. Builders [Rustic] 58 1928—THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S Rustic Summer House 2. Rustic Shelter on Coif Links For Training Vines 4. Rustic Octaronal Summer House Rustic Sand Box and Shelter Builder and Ornamental Rustic Work SETTEES SUMMER HOUSES GRAPE ARBORS TENNIS COURTS ROSE ARBORS FENCES A N D EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF RUSTIC WORK MY RUSTIC WOOD PRESERVATIVE Kills Insects and Preserves the Wood. TRY IT MINIATURE RUSTIC FURNITURE and MODELS of RUSTIC WORK 1 1 - ...... Made On Requett - Sampleg of Rugtic Work Alwayt on Hand at My Addretu 296 Cleveland Street Telephone 564 Orange i f l i i Builders’ and Masons’ Materials ______ORANGES DIRECTORY— 1928______59 Federal Cement Block & Material Co. INCORPORATED Concrete Products - Masons* Materials Telephones S. Orange 2069— Essex 2622 Newark Heights Terminal Boyden Ave., S. W. Hilton, New Jersey Phone Bigelow 5300 C. E. Lindsley Co. Manufacturers of Cast Stone Concrete Blocks Waterproof Masons’ Materials 888 Clinton Avenue Irvington, N. J. Adj. Lehigh Valley R. R. V ou rC iiy D irectory ^-IncreasesMailinglfficiencq Builders and Masons’ Materials 60______1928—THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S Masons’ Materials Cement Blocks Bloomfield Builders* Supply Co. Roosevelt Ave., at D., L. & W. R. R., Bloomfield, N. J. Jersey Building Supply Co. INCORPORATED Lumber and Mason Materials Telephone S. 0. 3906 162 Burnet Aye. and Lombardy Place Maplewood, N. J. COMPLETE OFFICE FURNITURE ------— . . ■■ — - '■■■■ ' ' — • F you hav’nt the City Directory handy in I your office you are missing it, as in these days of competition it is necessary to accommo date your trade, and by having a Directory is one of the best ways to favorably impress them and get their business. If you don’t, the other fellow will. Building Materials ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 61 0 t?l CER TIF C O N CR ETE TILE 5 x 8 x 12 Strong as Gibraltar E~ jT Ideal for Backing up Brick Work, Bearing Walls, Foundations, Partitions ---- \ Approved by the City ---- —" ' j \ Approved by the State \ Displaces 6 Brick ^ \ Weighs about 18 lbs. , Compression strength over 1,200 lbs. 1 1& per square inch gross area Absorption less than Sr 'c \ J j Fireproof <. j ,„i Absolutely straight and uniform V Wide mortar bed No breakage 150,000 in stock S pot deliveries MANUFACTURED BY GEORGE F. PERRY & SONS, INC. MASONS’ MATERIALS Telephone Terrace 0060-1-2 "abyan Place and Lyons Avenue, Newark, N. J. 0 0 I I ...... '~ H Irvington Sand Co., Inc. Mason Material Concrete Blocks Phones Terrace 4757— 4758 16 Woolsey Street Irvington, New Jersey n n Building Materials and Supplies 62 1928—THE PRICE &■ LEE CO.’S F. J. OGDEN E. L. R. CADMUS Ogden & Cadmus COAL Masons’ Materials Manufacturers of Concrete Blocks PHONE BLOOMFIELD 2000 Office and Main Yard 550 Bloomfield Avenue, Bloomfield, New Jersey Branch Yards, D., L & W. R. R., Morris Canal and Erie R. R. Building and Loan Associations,—Busses For Hire ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 63 The Fourteenth Ward Building and Loan Association OF THE CITY OF NEWARK Organized 1885 Assets $10,000,000.00 No Gross Bonus Profits Compounded Charged on Quarterly instead Mortgage Loans of Annually 222 Clinton Avenue, Newark, N. J. Office open every business day of the year. Call, write or telephone (Terrace 3165) for pamphlet descriptive of our plan of— SYSTEMATIC SAVINGS E. VANDERHOOF D E LUXE BUSSES FOR ALL OCCASIONS GENERAL TRUCKING 18 W ilfred Street PHONE ORANGE 8571 W est O range, N. J. Caterers 64______1928—THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S Walnut Hall Restaurant and Catering Co. East Orange Caterers for Banquets, Weddings, Receptions and Card Parties ----- FORMERLY RICHTERS —.... Telephones Orange 1550— 1551 396 Main Street East Orange, N. J. W. F. Day & Bro. Artistic Caterers Teas, Weddings, Receptions, Dinners 899 Broad Street Newark, N. J. T elephone 2030 M ulberry xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Means something to you But it is only seen by people who pass your way MAKE IT VISIBLE ALL OVER THE CITY by being listed in large type under every heading in the CITY DIRECTORY, where a buyer might look for you—giving information that a buyer wants when he wants to buy. Advertising That Lives and Works for a Year The Price & Lee Co. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx :xxxxxxxxxxxx: ui bu u b u b m V u ^ b p u f tm a n n O a A u A i n i 65 U Chiropractors,-Civil Engineers 66 1928—THE PRICE & LEE CO.'S Chiropractic Specialist ELECTRO MEDICAL AND PHYSIO-THERAPIST Careful diagnosis will Special attention to pri show your true physi R. BAIR, M. D. vate diseases— stomach, liver, kidneys, bladder, cal condition and may 15 Years a G raduate o f Palm er and other Schools of Chiropractic lungs, rheumatism, neu save you unnecessary ritis, nervous, blood, surgery. skin and chronic diseases a f f e c t io n s of any of the FOLLOWING ftMTO KflY K CAUSED BY D of m en and w om en. Have a physical and fluo NERVES IMPINGCO AT THE 3P1NC — 3UOLUXATED VERTEBRA roscopic X-Ray exam BRAIN I Years of successful treat IYU ination. ■u m Chiropractic ment. P.G. Johns Hop •NOSE (SPINAL) THROAT S kins Hospital, Baltimore, ARMS No matter whether your • HEART Adjustments Md.; New York Post •LUNGS condition is acute, sub ‘ LIVES W ill E Graduate Hospital and STOMACH •PANCREAS Remove the Flower Hospital of New acute, or chronic, con •SPLEEN A York. sultation is free. X-Ray irrio-x. Cause of ILARCE W V tl CAPITAL OROAJO S lights the way. THIGHS A LAG* No Charge for Consultation Personal Attention to All Patients Urinalysis and Blood Examinations Made OFFICE H OURS-DAILY: Dr. R. Bair 328 BROADWAY 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. Between 2nd Ave. and Harvey St. Telephone Humboldt 0305 NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Sundays and Holiday*! Broad Street Car* North Pa** the Door 9 a. m . to 4 p . m . Frederic A. Reimer MEMBER AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENCINEERS Civil Engineer and Surveyor Surveys, Reports, Plans, Specifications. Licensed in State of New Jersey. Estimates, Construction, Supervision Telephones Orange 1312-6408 358 Main Street East Orange, N. J. Edmund R. Halsey Civil Engineer and Surveyor TRACTS DEVELOPED 87 Oakland Road Maplewood, N. J. Telephone 295 South Orange BUSINESS ADDRESS 79 Academy Street Newark, N. J -Telephone 3157 Mulberry Cleaners and Dyers ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 67 Telephone Orange 3813 We Call For and Deliver Ace Cleaners and Dyers Ladies’ and Gents’ Tailoring $ 1 .0 0 Dry-Cleaned $1.00 Good Work Plus Our Personal Attention X We Specialize in Silks Prices Are Reasonable 72 Central Avenue East Orange, N. J. X Abbott-Hogan, Inc. CLEANERS - DYERS TELEPHONE 8 8 0 »«*- 575 Scotland Road ( near Tremont Ave. ), Orange, New Jersey WHEN MEN WANT TO BUY HEY look in the Directory to find where T to buy. If you are in heavy type under the proper headings and explain clearly in this section of the book what you sell, you get the business. Cleaners and Dyers,-Coal Dealers 68 1928— THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S SERVICE QUALITY P £ R I N E CLEANSERS and DYERS Business Clothes Flannels Evening Clothes Curtains Sport Clothes Draperies Uniforms Silk Quilts Furs Upholstery (Furniture Gowns and Auto) Gloves “ We Clean Everything” P hone O range 9345 506-8 Central Ave. Orange, N. J. David W. Ball Co. Lehigh C O A L Scranton We Have One of the Most Complete COAL POCKETS in the CENTRE of EAST ORANGE—Located in Rear of 473*477 Main Street— With all the Facilities for Screening and Handling Coal Our Business Has Been Built on Service, Courtesy and Quality We Solicit Your Patronage! Main Office: 31 Washington Place, Near Brick Church Station, East Orange, New Jersey Phone 3990 Orange East Orange Coal & Supply Co. E. L. HAZEN, Proprietor Lehigh and Scranton Coal Service and Prompt Delivery Phone 489 Orange 1 North Grove Street East Orange, N. J. L. C. VOSSM EYER, Pres. Raubenheimer, Inc. DEALERS IN COAL Best Grades of Lehigh and Free Burning Coal Full Weight and Clean Coal Guaranteed Telephone Terrace 2386 692 Springfield Ave., near So. 19th St. Newark, N. J. Coal Dealers ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 69 The Fairlie and Wilson Coal Company Anthracite and Bituminous Coal Cannel and Coke Telephones Mulberry 3505, 3506, 3507 Main Office 502 Broad Street Newark, N. J. Pockets Harrison, New Jersey Penn. R. R. Deliveries in the Oranges, Maplewood, Bloomfield, Irvington Essex County Coal Company MISS LAURA VARIAN, Pres, and Treas. IF QUALITY COUNTS, BURN OUR COAL Sell the Best Scranton Hard Coal Re-Screen it carefully and remove dirt WE Guarantee quick and good service Give us a trial if you have not had satisfaction elsewhere TELEPHONE ORANGE 55 MAIN OFFICE and COAL POCKETS Pierson’s Alley (Brook Alley) and Lackawanna Railroad Orange, N. J. Federal Coal & Supply Co. (INC.) Coal-Concrete Products-Masons’ Materials NEWARK HEIGHTS TERMINAL TELEPHONES { ^ Boyden Avenue, S. W. Hilton, New Jersey Coal Dealers 70 ______1928— THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S______A. H. Holmes, Jr. COAL MAIN OFFICE BRANCH OFFICE 532 North Grove St. 71 4th Avenue Tel. Orange 420 Tel. Orange 1261 EAST ORANGE, N. J. STUART LINDSLEY, President CHAS. A. LINDSLEY, Treasurer (Established 1806) S. & C. A. Lindsley, Inc. Coalf Wood and Coke Telephone Orange 73 Office, 43 So. Day Street Orange, New Jersey A. H. MATTHEWS, Pres, and Tress. C. W. FREEMAN, Vie. Pres. C. S. BATES, Seer.tsr, A . M . Matthews & Co. Established 1866 In co rp o rated 1897 COAL, LUMBER Masons’ Materials, Paints, Hardware Telephone Orange 231 532 Freeman Street Orange, New Jersey Service Coal Company Incorporated Lehigh and Scranton Coal Phone Orange 7126 86 Eaton Place East Orange, N. J. Coal,-Coal and Fuel Oil Dealers ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 71 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx? Roebling Coal Co., Inc. Anthracite and FUEL Bituminous OIL COAL FOR FACTORY AND HOME Carload Lots or Retail Deliveries “ Products That Satisfy” X 134-140 Frelinghuysen Ave. Newark, N. J. Tel. TE rrace 2040 EDWIN A. PROBERT BITUMINOUS COAL ANTHRACITE CARLOAD LOTS ONLY CONNECTIONS WITH OVER ONE HUNDRED OPERATORS TRUCK DELIVERY ANYWHERE APARTMENT AND INDUSTRIAL TRADE SOLICITED OFFICE—60 PARK PLACE, NEWARK, N. J. TELEPHONE - MITCHELL 9760 Collection Agencies,-Dairy Products 72______1928—THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S______ E. H. MARTLING, Managing Director Despatch Collection Agency . ( Wholesale Accounts Exclusively) ' Telephones Market 1140-1141 Chamber of Commerce Building Suite 408-412 Newark, New Jersey Alderney Dairy Co. Newark Milk & Cream Co. RETAIL AND WHOLESALE DEALERS in All Kinds of Dairy Products MANUFACTURERS OF CONDENSED MILK DISTRIBUTING AGENTS FOR WALKER-CORDON CERTIFIED MILK FAMILIES SUPPLIED WITH MILK, CREAM, ETC., AT THEIR RESIDENCES Main Office: 26 Bridge Street Tel. 49 00 Mulberry Newark, N. J. Branch Offices 29 Harrison St., East Orange, N. J. 953 West Grand St., Elizabeth, N. J. 474 Bloomfield Ave., Montclair, N. J. Maps of The Oranges and Newark For Sale at the Bookstores . . . Price 35c Each Dental Laboratories,-Dentists ______ORANGES DIRECTORY— 1928______73 Mowbray Dental Laboratories SPECIALISTS IN ALL BRANCHES DEPENDABLE SERVICE Tel. Orange 4560 56 North Arlington Ave. East Orange, N. J. OFFICE RESIDENCE Livingston 255 Livingston 47 A. L. DeVita, D. D. S. National Bank Building Livingston, N. J. Daily Evenings 10 - 12 A. M. Wednesday 10 to 12 Tues. Thurs. Sat. 1.30 - 5 P. M. 7 to 9 zA 100 % Prospect List xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 74 EdisonIndustries rdcs Manufactured Products y hms . Edison A. Thomas by m | p r Industries, Orange t p |* | , • , | |* p 98 H PIE LE CO.’S LEE & PRICE THE 1928— New :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: Educational ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 75 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX5GKXXX St. Benedict’s Preparatory School Conducted by the Benedictine Fathers ESTABLISHED 1868 520 High Street Newark, N. J. Our splendid buildings are modern in every respect. Fully equipped physical and chemical laboratories. SHANLEY GYM NASIUM , one of the best in the State. Academic Courses Classical Four Years. Prepare for any College Latin Scientific or Scientific School English Scientific For further information ask any of our (P.G.) Students or Alumni or apply to the Rev. Boniface Reger, O. S. B., Director Telephone Market 10072 LEON C. FUND, Inc. Electrical Contractors Fixtures Radio Equipment Supplies House Wiring Radios Motor Work Dealers in General Electric Merchandise MAIN OFFICE—Northfield Avenue Near Northfield C enter Tel. 124 Livingston, N. J. i r c r BRANCH OFFICE -1 3 4 S ou th Valley Road Visit Our Tel. Orange 3131 Refrigerator Showroom W est O range, N. J. George R. Boyce Co. Electrical Contractors Radios Installed and Repaired Agents for Tork Time Switches T elephones 74 Orange and 428 Orange 322 Main Street Orange, N. J. Davis Electric Company Contracting Engineers Electric Light and Power Installation Domestic Household Appliances Washing and Ironing Machines Electric Heating Apparatus Lighting Fixtures Radio Equipment Agents for General Electric Motors and Mazda Lamps A Full Lin© of Supplies for the Factory 15 Central Avenue Telephone Mulberry 2177 Newark, N. J. Electrical Contractors and Supplies ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 77 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Morrison-Turbett, Inc. THE ELECTRIC SHOP x Electrical Contractors and Appliances Frigidaires Victrolas, Records and Sheet Music 15 South Orange Avenue South Orange, N. J. Phone South Orange 14 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Gardner Electric Co. Electrical Contractors Lighting Fixtures P hone Orange 8503 Office and Show Roon 60 Brick Church Plaza East Orange, N. J. William E. Lewis Electrical Contractor and Dealer Lighting Fixtures and Supplies Auto and Radio Batteries Repaired and Charged Phone Branch Brook 2750 103 Roseville Avenue Newark, New Jersey Electrical Contractors and Supplies,— Electro typers,— Elevators 78 1928— TH E PRICE & LEE CO.’S ~ A. C. Van Wart Electrical Contractor AND Lighting Fixtures Floor Lamps and General Repairs Radios and Radio Equipment Dealer in Fada Radios, Atwater Kent Radios, Kolster Radios We Handle Mazda Lamps Telephone Orange 8849 304 Main Street West Orange, N. J. ( ^LARGEST & BEST E QUIPPED ELECTROTYPE FOUNDRY IN THE S TA TE\ ELECTROTYPES, MATS V l E LECT R O ” Y_P_E . 4 V STEREOTYPES AMALGATYPE) LEAD MOULD AM ALGATYPES OUR SPECIALTY ClNTRAI EtICTROnPE FOUNDRY G 6 9 '7 3 WAR REN ST., NEWARK,N.J. Established 1903 WALTER C,JACOBS, President Phone Mulberry 1698 Storm Dumb Waiters and Elevators HAND OR ELECTRIC REPAIRING The Storm Manufacturing Co. 50 Vesey Street Phone 0996 Mulberry Newark, N. J. Fences ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 79 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx X 2 COLLINSON IRON FENCECO. X (Incorporated 1914) “ M en Who Know How' X X JL m . c > \ 11 ' ' •:> "■ ' ■' | IX X I X f % ■ ■3fW19 ',?•* » fl> WM. COLLINSON JESSE G. COLLINSON JOS. B. COLLINSON Secy, and Treas. Asst. Secy. - Asst. Treas. Pres. RUST PROOFED FENCES FOR Estate Boundaries Playgrounds Tennis Courts Parks X Line Fences X Factories X Dog Kennels Schools Parking Stations Cemeteries TELEPHONES 3219 Main Office 4483 Branch Office ORANGE 543W Residence Estimates Given on Iron and Wire Fences of All Descriptions MAIN OFFICE :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx! 70 CHERRY STREET Factory: 102 FRANKLIN AVE. | WEST ORANGE, N. J. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Flooring,-Florists 80______1928—THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S Newark Composition Flooring Co. FRANK KAISER, Prop. Manufacturers of Rubber Tile - Fireproof Flooring Sanitary, Seamless, and Waterproof L. D. Phone 4433 Branch Brook 698 Broadway Newark, N. J. Josephine Ward, Inc. FLOWERS ------4 Telephone Orange 1136 32 Prospect Street East Orange, New Jersey -ProducesResults Florists ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 81 JOHN FRICKE AMOS Y. KULBERG Frick e & Kulberg Florists and Nurserymen Members of F. T. D. A. Inc. Telephone Orange 142 368 Main Street Orange, New Jersey F. A . KUEHN FLOWERS Member of the Florists Telegraph Delivery Telephones Humboldt 1113 and Orange 10398 621-623 Central Ave. Res-phone ° rang£ 10049 Newark, N. J. Florists,-Funeral Directors 82______1928-THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S ~ a- ...... -■■■ n Washington Florist, Inc. “ Newark’ s Favorite Flower Shop” Fruits and Flowers 569 Broad Street Opposite Broad Street Theatre NEWARK, N. J. Telephones Mitchell 0621-0622-0623 Flowers delivered everywhere through our Telegraph Delivery Association on short notice SWIFT AUTO SERVICE ...... = 8 Phone Essex 2203 No Extra Charge for Use of Home W . Clifton Terrill FUNERAL DIRECTOR HOME FOR FUNERALS 660 Stuyvesant Ave. Irvington, N. J. Between Springfield Ave. and Lyons Ave. V /O U insure your life, your home, your building, why not your business ? The Price & Lee Advertising is business in Company surance — it makes your Directory Publishers name an asset which neither New Haven Bridgeport Springfield Newark fire nor disaster can destroy. Paterson Funeral Directors,-Furniture ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 83 Weatherhead Funeral Home Funeral Parlors for Services T eleph on e O range 5279 Office, Display Rooms and Funeral Parlors 126 South Main St., opp. Y. M . C. A. O r a n g e , N e w J e rse y Joseph McDonough, Jr. Funeral Director Home for Funerals Telephone Orange 2266 535 Valley Road West Orange, New Jersey Buy WICKER FURNITURE Direct from LARGEST Manufacturers Save from 10 to 30% V isit THE LARGEST WICKER SHOPS Compare our DISPLAY, STYLES VARIETY and PRICES Convince Yourself! Select any Suite in any store and we will deliver same for at least 10% less Illustrated Catalogue 25c Makers of Wicker Furniture for Hotel Commodore, Savoy Plaza, Westchester Biltmore, the Breakers, Miami Biltmore, and most prominent clubs and homes in America Grand Central Wicker Shop, Ine. EAST ORANGE, N. J. OPEN DAILY UNTIL 9 P. M. C h a r l e s A. A l s t o n , Manager Telephone ORANGE 7306 606 CENTRAL AVENUE NEAR HARRISON STREET Other Stores: New York, 226 East 42nd St.; New York, Lexington Ave. at 32nd St.; Jamaica, L. I., 139-31 Queens Bird. Factories: 413-15-17 East 36th St., New York General Contractors,—Hardware and Lumber 84 1928—THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S ~ Joseph Sansone General Contractor Landscape Gardener Specializing in Cement Work and Grading Telephone South Orange 2625 215 WestWard Place South Orange, New Jersey The Post Company Dealers in Hardware and Lumber Masons’ and Painters' Supplies. Also Manufacturers of Wire Picket Fence and Factory Supplies 1100 Clinton Avenue Irvington, N. J. Yard, 21st Street, near Clinton Avenue Telephone Terrace 3996 “ Essex’s Leading Dairy Supply” WILLIAM TRIES SONS WILLIAM TRIES. Jr„ Prop. Hardware Dairy Supplies Paints Builders’ Hardware Milk Bottles Devoe Paints R oofing M ilk Caps Painters’ Supplies Picket Fence De Laval Separators Velour Finish Ventilating Fans Steam Boilers 1042-1046 Springfield Ave., Irvington, N. J. Telephone 6867 Waverly The City Directory Is to the business man what the Bible is to the Theologian, what Blackstone is to the Lawyer. It is referred to day in and day out for the information it contains. Why shouldn’t it be a good advertising proposition ? Springfield T h e Price & L ee Com pany Bridgeport A u Newark Directory Publishers Paterson Hardware,— Heating and Ventilating Contractors,— House Cleaners ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 85 Orange Store Summit Store Phone Orange 8200 Phone Summit 1838 13-15-17 SO. DAY ST. 434 SPRINGFIELD AVE. ESTABLISHED 1806 HARDWARE STORES LEWIS W. BUTTERFIELD, Pres. GEO. I. BUTTERFIELD, Treas. Lewis W. Butterfield Heating Co. Engineers and Contractors Steam, Hot Water and Vapor Heating 35 No. Day Street Telephone Orange 1225 Orange, N. J. J. W . Allen & Bro. JOHN W. and DALLAS C. ALLEN General House Cleaning and Landscape Gardeners We Clean Walls, Yards, and do General Utility Work, also Odd Mason Jobs Telephone Orange 4518-J 14 North Clinton Street East Orange, N. J. FROM 30% TO 50% F the information in the D irecto ry of O a city or town changes each year. Did you know this? For this reason is it not money saved to have the latest information handy? The only way to do it is to have the Latest City Directory. 8 Insurance 1928— THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S Hulbert Agency ROBERT HULBERT, Manager SPECIALIZING IN INSURANCE 8 South Day Street ORANGE, N. J. AGENTS FOR LARGEST COMPANIES T eleph on e* Orange 3905 Evenings, Orange 4697 M Insurance ORANGES DIRECTORY— 1928 87 X X INSURANCE X X X X g X FIDELITY BONDS X X X BLANKET and FIDELITY x X BANK BONDS Telephone Oran ;e 4174 b 221 Main Street Orange, N. J. gj X D iam onds W atches Jewelry and Optical G ood s Watches and Clocks Repaired and Warranted Phone 4990 Orange 616 Central Avenue East Orange, N. J. Corner Harrison Street DON’T FORGET that we are A CERTIFIED LAUNDRY Orange 0841 PHONES Market 7821 488-500 So. Clinton Street East Orange, N. J. HE Knowledge of “where to buy” is as important as Twhere to sell goods. Laundries ______ORANGES DIRECTORY— 1928______89 Lily White Laundry W E T W A S H FLAT WORK AND ROUGH DRY THRIFTY SERVICE LB. 234 Scotland Road Orange, N. J. Telephone Orange 2089 Have Your Laundry Work Done In Our Sanitary Laundry Soft Water Service It is Better for Your Clothes Llewellyn Wet Wash Laundry 184-190 Main Street West Orange, N. J. Phone Orange 4744 Work called for before 10 A. M. can be delivered same day East Orange Laundry Co. Specialize on Fine Materials ALL WORK HAND FINISHED Phone Orange 2827 270 New Street Orange, N. J. Laundries 90______1928— THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S______Unit Laundry System Where Ivory Soap is Used ! Phones Humboldt 2640 and Orange 264 111-115 So. 15th Street Newark, New Jersey QUALITY AND SERVICE Orange and Domestic Laundry Established 1898 Telephone Orange 338 177-179 Oakwood Avenue Orange, N. J. Lawyers ______ORANGES D IRECTO RY— 1928______91 WILLIAM A. LORD Counsellor at Law Orange Savings Bank Building, 290 Main Street, Orange, N. J. Telephone Orange 199 Branch Office, Rooms 506-508 Essex Bldg., 31 Clinton St. Newark, N. J. Telephone Mulberry 0138 Joseph Kahrs Joseph G. Young LINTOTT, KAHRS ® YOUNG Counsellors at Law Itoorris 706-710 National State Bank Building 810 Broad Street Newark, New Jersey _ Telephones 4113-4114 Market Office Residence Telephone Orange 2274 Telephone Madison 411 - WILLIAM TYACKE Counsellor at Law Practice in State and Federal Courts 310 Main Street Orange, New Jersey Guy G. Gabrielson J. Howard Conover Edward L. Stasse GABRIELSON, CONOVER C& STASSE Counsellors at Law TELEPHONES ORANGE Rooms 1, 2 and 6 Board of Realtor’s Building 507 MAIN STREET EAST ORANGE, N. J. Lawyers 92 1928—THE PRICE & Le FCO.’S Robert H. McCarter Conover English George W. C. McCarter Arthur F. Egner Gerald M. McLaughlin Augustus C. Studer, Jr. T. Bryant Smith He rbert R. Baer M cC a r t e r & E n g l i s h Counsellors at Law Rooms 524-533 Prudential Building Newark, N. J. L. D. Telephone Mulberry 209") Charles H. Stewart Richard Hartahorae Harry Pierson Day STEWART C& HARTSHORNE Counsellors at Law Office of Corporation Counsel of Irvington, N. J. Telephone Market 4858 9 Clinton Street Newark, New Jersey Lawyers ORANGES DIRECTORY— 1928______93 J. GLENN ANDERSON Counsellor at Law Phones Mulberry 0138-0139 (506-508) Essex Bldg, 31 Clinton St. Newark, New Jersey Residence — East Orange, New Jersey POTTER ® BERRY Law Offices Thomas Potter Raymond H. Berry Military Park Building Evelyn V. Kraemer „ 60 p&rk pkce Phones Newark, N. J. Mulberry 4211-4212- Theodore J. Badgley Theodore McC. Marsh Andrew Van Blarcom George S. Pollard Thomas E. Fitzsimmons Irving Riker Robert S. Pollard RIKER & RIKER Lawyers 15th Floor Federal Trust Co. Bldg. Newark, N. J. 24 Commerce Street Telephone Mulberry 1900 ABRAHAM M. HERMAN Counsellor at Law Metropolitan Building, 308 Main Street Orange, New Jersey Telephones Orange 9190 and 9191 Lawyers,— Libraries (Circulating),— L ocksm ith s 94 1928— THE PRICE & LEE CO/S~ - Residence, 157 South Munn Ave., East Orange Residence Phone, 8505 Orange JAMES L. G ARAB RANT Specialist in Defective Titles Counsellor at Law Master in Chancery Rooms 505-506 Union Building Newark, N . J. Phone Mulberry 1996 Read The New Books While They Are New The Harten Libraries 125 Main Street 306 Main Street East Orange, N. J. Up-to-date circulating Libraries providing exceptional service of the latest fiction and popular general books. BOOKS GIFTS ______STATIONERY GREETING CARDS______Cowan Brothers Keys Made LOCKSMITHS Locks Repaired Auto Keys a Specialty Electrical Jobbing Electrical Repairs Telephone Orange 4291 5 Harrison Street East Orange, N. J. JAMES H. OWEN, President James H. Owen INCORPORATED TRADE O-N MARK Hardware, House Furnishings, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Edison-Mazda Lamps Electrical Appliances Repaired — Locksmiths "SERVICE AND COURTESY ” ARE OUR WATCHWORDS T el. Orange 2374 459 Central Avenue East Orange, N. J. Lumber Dealers ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 95 f l K ------1 Seventy-Seven Years Established James Crowell Lum ber Co. Lumber Dealers Hardwoods of All Kinds Factory Requirements Concrete Form Lumber in Large or Small Quantities Oak, Maple and Comb Grain Floors Beaver Board Celotex Balsam W ool PLANING MILL Truck Deliveries Any wh ere OFFICES AND WHARVES: Ogden St., Foot of Cross St., Newark, N. J. RAILROAD SIDINGS AND YARDS: Sussex St.^ Harrison, N. J. 0240 P h on es: 0241 H u m b old t 0242 Lumber Dealers 96______1928—THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S______J. F. Glasby Lumber Co. Established 1900 Lumber and Timber Distributors Upson Wall Board, Cromar Oak Flooring, Double- Dipped Stained Shingles, Insulite, Balsam Wool Solidon for Walls and Ceilings Telephones Terrace 0110-0111 Office, 9 Badger Ave. Yard, 5 to 21 Badger Ave. Newark, New Jersey John C. Conover Masons9 Materials COAL Blue Stone Conover Company Lumber and Roofings T elep h on e O range 149 491 Joyce Street Orange, New Jersey Machinery Dealers,— Machinery Mfrs.,— Mail Advertising Service ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 97 Morris Machinery Co Inc. Established I 9 O A Liquidators and Appraisers of Industrial Plants Inspection of Our Stock Means “ Mutual Profit.” Single Tools or Entire Plants Purchased. Office and Salesroom L. D. Telephones 93-115 Chestnut St. 5 4 1 0 -5 4 1 1 Newark, New Jersey Market The A . P. Smith M fg. Company Water Works Supplies and Specialties General Machinists and Founders Telephone Orange 6000 545 No. Arlington Ave. East Orange, New Jersey Stenographic Service Co. Public Stenography and Typing Multigraphing - Mimeographing . . . Addressing - Mailing . . . Telephone Mulberry 0125 401 Military Park Building, 60 Park Place Newark, New Jersey Mail Advertising Service,-— Mfrs. Hardware Specialties 98 1928—THE PRICE & ~LEE CO.’S MULTIGRAPHING MIMEOGRAPHING LETTERS. POSTALS ANYTHING THAT CAN MENUS. ETC., ETC. BE TYPEWRITTEN. DRAWN. RULED NOTARY PUBLIC ANY MAILING ACCOMPLISHED TYPEWRITING EFFECTIVELY AND ARCHITECTS* EXPEDITIOUSLY SPECIFICATIONS. CORRESPONDENCE. R . H . DOREMUS ADDRESSING MISCELLANEOUS 510 MAIN ST . EAST ORANGE. N. J TYPEWRITER. HAND MANUSCRIPTS PHONE ORANGE 1062 AODRESSOR A Constantly Increasing Clientele Since 1913 Telephone Market 1181 A . L a F r a n c i s “ The Drill Block Man” Known from Coast to C oa st Manufacturer of Hardware Specialties 435-437 Fourteenth Avenue Irvington, N. J. A Good Foundation For a successful business is accurate knowledge of all to whom you might sell or of whom you might buy. Use the City Directory. > l I > 99 ___ Dealersin METERS Telephone Orange 6000 All Shapes and Sizes of MANUFACTURERS OF Fire Tile and Blocks Telephone 0870 Mulberry ORANGES ORANGES DIRECTORY— 1928 SAYRE AND FISHER ___ FEDERAL WATER W. P. BAERENRODT, Ass’t Sec’y and Ass’t Treas. Masons’ Masons’ Materials Masons’ Materials,-Meter Mfrs. to whom you ^might sell or of whom Use the you City Directory. might buy. For a successful business is accurate knowledge of all Building Brick Face Brick Fire Enameled Brick Brick > M. G. PERKINS, Vice-President T. F. HALPIN, Secretary 130 Branford Place Newark, N. J § A Good Foundation D. F. O’ BRIEN, President P. A. SM ITH, Treasurer The Federal Meter Corporation James R. Sayre, Jr. & Co. Hollow Brick Fire Clay > \ < < 5 1 0 0 ______1928—THE PRICE & LEE CO'S ______xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx V w ■ m | mm j « «,> i Irvington Monumental Works t Charles Leisinger, Prop. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Sculptor x Mausoleums, Headstones, Monuments Phone Unionville 665 1273 Stuyvesant Avenue Opp. Hollywood Cemetery p Union, New Jersey > Sxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx* Rosedale Monument Works O. H. LEAMAN, INC., Props. We are the only manufacturers in our line in Montclair and Orange who cut letters by the latest methods. Come and see samples and compare with the old way. We place 40 years practical experience at your service. Telephone Montclair 387 400 Orange Road Montclair, N. J. Newspapers ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 101 The East Orange Record LINWOOD C. GILLIS, Editor and Publisher A Live Local Newspaper All the News of the Oranges Every Friday Morning For Sale on All Newstands in the Oranges Telephones Orange 1276-1277 477-481 Main Street East Orange, N. J. Reference Advertising E who buys space in the City Directory buys advertising permanency. Every day thousands of Hbusiness men all over the country search its classi fied sections to find where nationally advertised goods may be purchased. City Directory (“ Reference” ) Advertising is the completing girder in the bridge between dealer and consumer, and should be part of all national and local campaigns. The Price & Lee Members Association of North American Directory Publishers New H aven, Connecticut 9 Newspapers 102______1928—THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S______The Daily Courier of the Oranges and Maplewood Published by The Publishing Company of the Oranges and Maplewood Published Evenings Serving in every newspaper capacity one of America’s Great Suburban Communities Telephone Orange 8154 17 North Essex Ave. Orange, N. J. JJnmujtmt Hrratfi Published Fridays by Clinton Publishing Co., Inc. At All Newstands 3 cents Copy By Mail Every Friday $1.50 per Year Irvington's Live Wire Newspaper Good Printers Phone Terrace 0606 26-28 Washington Ave. Irvington, N. J. Oils, Greases and Chemicals ______ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928______103 H. V. H. SNYDER, P r « . JOHN L. CARROLL, Vice-Pres. W. F. HOFFMANN, Treas. F. V. BECHTEL, Vic.-Prei, A. A. HOFFMANN, Vice-Pres. C. R. BURNETT, Vice-Pre*. and Sec. American Oil & Supply Co. Industrial Alcohols, Solvents Oils, Greases, Acids, Chemicals Tanning Extracts and Rubber Makers’ Supplies 238-260 Wilson Avenue Newark, New Jersey Valvoline Oil Co. Independent Refiners Petroleum Products, Lenox Oil, Red Star Gasoline, Motor Oils, „ Cup Grease, Gear Compound. Phone Orange 1314 Service Station 144 Midland Ave. East Orange, N. J. National Oil and Supply Company TRADE Oils, Greases, Soaps Telephone V I s c o s MARK Acids, Chemicals Terrace 0700 172-180 Frelinghuysen Avenue Newark, New Jersey WHO’S WHO-AND WHERE? OUCH questions can only be answered by the Directory and that is where people look when they want to buy. Are you p r o p e r l y displayed therein to get the business? Painters and Decorators 104______1928—THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S William F. Essig PAINTER AND DECORATOR Telephone Orange 7482 86 Watchung Avenue West Orange, N. J. Norman W . Flynn PAINTING AND DECORATING CONTRACTOR We Specialize in Interior Decorating TEL. CONNECTION P. O. BOX 106 Mt. Pleasant Ave. Livingston, N. J. -An Aid to Distribution Oriental Rugs,-Paints and Oils ORANGES DIRECTORY—1928 105 Demirjian Brothers Importers of Distinctive Oriental Rugs Our large and beautiful assortment of choice Oriental Rugs are always at your command for your selection. Any time you are contemplating buying Oriental Rugs, it will be to your advantage to see our stock and prices first. We will guarantee you a saving at least of 20% plus choice merchandise. Largest Oriental Rug Store in the State Rugs from $5.00 up to $12,000.00 1001 Broad St. Newark, N. J. Telephone Mitchell 8226 Washing and Repairing Department 506 Broad St., Newark, N. J. T eleph on e M arket 8389 Weinrich-Getchius Co., Inc. Paints, Oils, Varnishes Acids, Chemicals Hat Manufacturers’ Supplies Main Store and Office, 113 Mulberry Street Newark, New Jersey T elep h on es: M arket 3472 and 3473 Uptown Store: 350 Broad Street, corner Clay St. T elep h on e: H u m b old t 1828 Paints and Painters’ Supplies,— Paper, Paper Bags and Twine,— Parquet Floors,— Pattern Makers 106 1928—THE PRICE & LEE CO.’S G. L. Kimmerle & Bro Inc. PAINTS LADDERS AND BRUSHES >- - I A - . „ ■J"n “ y; . [TTO ffim m 1 \ _ The Rock-a-way Ladder Company G. L. KIMMERLE * BRO., INC., Prop.. 579-581 Springfield Ave. Telephones Terrace 5410-5411 Newark, N. J. FOR EVERY SALT PURPOSE PAPER PAPER BAGS and TWINES Wrapping Paper Grocers* Bags Egg Boxes Toilet Paper Candy Bags Cake Boxes Paper Cups Glassine Bags Candy Boxes Paper Napkins Paper Sacks Ice Cream Boxes Paper Towels Baking Cups Paper Bottles Paper Plates Cake Cups Clothing Boxes Paper Spoons Bon Bon Cups Crepe Paper Paper Forks Charlotte Cups Corrugated Paper Lace Paper Doilies Soda Straws Gummed Tape C . G . W1NANS COMPANY PHONE TERRACE 6S00 2 4 1 RIDGEWOOD AVENUE TRENTON NEWARK ASBURV PARK George J. Dowding, P r e s . Office Telephone: Orange 2881 C. M. Hansen, Vice Pres, and Gen. Mgr. Res. Telephone: Orange 908-J L. M. Hansen, Sec.-Treas. East Orange Hardwood Flooring Co. Hardwood and Parquet Floors WE MAKE OLD FLOORS NEW 6 Greenwood Avenue East Orange, N. J. CASTINGS RADIO WOODWORK ■Bill * f h E " WOODWORK PATTERN .SHOPS WOOD IARVISS METAL Hfii3-I15 MECHANIC ST PATTERNS IN EW ARt PATTERNS BENJ. E. JARVIS, Inc. 113-115 Mechanic St. Tel. Mulberry 3342 Newark, N. J Picture Framing,—Plumbing and Heating ORANGES DIRECTORY— 1928 107 Artistic Picture Frames and Framing—Art Goods Gifts Mirrors Bridge W. V a n D y k e T r o t t Pottery Prizes Successor to Cards WILLIAM G. KLEIN Artificial and Established 1892 Flowers Pads T eleph on e 304 Main St- Candles Crystal Glass O range 8048 East Orange, N. J. W E INVITE INSPECTION Greeting Cards, Place Cards, Tall ies, Etc. GEORGE F. BAUER A. FREDERICK BAUER HENRY BAUER Bauer Bros. PLUMBING, HEATING Tinners and Gas Fitters T eleph on e O range 2297 45H FREEMAN STREET WEST ORANGE, N. J. ALEXANDER F. BERG TRAUGOTT J. BERG Berg Bros. Plumbing and Heating Contractors Telephone Orange 20 471 New England Ter. Orange, N. J. H.v.Drake DRAKE B R O TH E R S N VD"ke PLUMBING, HEATING, TINNING and GAS APPLIANCES AUTOMATIC STORAGE WATER HEATERS 355 Carroll Street Phone Orders Promptly Attended To. Phone Grange 1152 O r a n g e , N« J*