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M. Caffrey, manufacturer of patent and enamel leather ; employs 30 per- sons:
M. & M. Cummings Company, finishing and splitting leather ; employs 20 persons.
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Christian Fleissner, embossing leather ; employs 7 persons.
R. C. & H. B. Good, tanners; employ 29 persons.
Samuel Halsey & Son, manufacturers of patent and enamel leather ; employ 90 persons.
J. H. Halsey & Smith, manufacturers of carriage furniture and shoe leather ; employ 160 persons.
Hess & Harburger, pocketbooks and bookbinders; employ 50 persons.
A. Hollander & Son, fur dressers and dyers; employ 25 persons.
T. P. Howell & Company, manufacturers of patent and enamel leather ; em- ploys 240 persons.
Imperial Leather Company, finishing patent and enameled leather; employs 24 persons.
Kaufherr & Company, tanners and curriers; employs 45 persons.
The John F. Kelly Company, manufacturers of patent and enameled leather ; employs 60 persons.
Henry Land Company, manufacturers of patent leather; employs 130 persons.
A. Loehnberg & Company, tanning hides; employs 20 persons.
Leopold Loehnberg & Company, manufacturers of patent and enameled leather ; employs 14 persons.
Mark W. Mahon Leather Company, furniture, bookbinders' and bag leather ; employs 42 persons.
George Weyrauch, manufacturer of buffings; employs 14 persons.
John Neider, bookbinders' and pocketbook leather ; employs 25 persons.
E. H. McCormick, manufacturer of hides, splits and buffings; employs 250 persons.
Preston Leather Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of patent and en- ameled leather ; empoys 16 persons.
John Reilly (Inc.), manufacturers of patent and enameled leather ; employs 83 persons.
Patrick Reilly & Son, manufacturers of patent and enameled leather; em- ploys 241 persons.
M. E. Riordan, manufacturer of furniture and carriage leather; employs 3I persons.
F. A. Schaeffer, manufacturer of bookbinders', bag and shoe leather; em- ploys 50 persons.
Milton Seidenbach, manufacturer of buffings and splits; employs 25 persons. C. L. & R. E. Smith, manufacturers of bag furniture and patent leather ; -employs 36 persons.
Hugh Smith (Inc.), manufacturers of patent and enameled leather ; em- ploys 158 persons.
L. M. Smith & Sons, manufacturers of patent and furniture leather ; em- . ploys 20 persons.
Charles Smyth, manufacturer of patent and enameled leather; employs 28 persons.
George Stengel (Inc.), manufacturers of shoe, carriage and enameled leather ; employs 148 persons.
Stengel & Rothschild, manufacturers of patent and enameled leather; em- ploy 157 persons.
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M. Strauss & Sons, manufacturers of patent and enameled leather ; employ- 80 persons.
Reuben Trier Leather Company, tanners; employs 35 persons.
E. S. Ward & Company, manufacturers of patent and enameled leather ; employs 100 persons.
S. & J. Weil, manufacturers of hat sweats; employ 92 persons.
Weigand & Dorzbacher, manufacturers of buffings; employ 10 persons.
Atlantic Leather Company, manufacturers of patent and enameled leather ; empoys 32 persons.
Woodside Tannning Company, manufacturers of calfskins; employs 175 persons.
Zeigel Eisman & Company, manufacturers of shoe leather ; employs 101 per -- sons.
Keratol Company, manufacturers of keratol; employs 35 persons.
Hamburg Cordovan Leather Works, manufacturers of cordovan; employs. 202 persons.
Otto H. Oppenheimer Company, manufacturers of buffings ; employs 13 per- sons.
American Porpoise Lace Company, manufacturers of shoe laces ; employs. 48 persons.
Eckelhofer Brothers, manufacturers of pocketbooks and bags; employ 12- persons.
The Newark Leather Washer Company, manufacturers of leather axle- washers ; employs 14 persons.
C. N. Lockwood & Company, manufacturers of carriage lamps and mount -- ings; employs 51 persons.
Newark Coach lamp Company, manufacturers of carriage and coach lamps ;. employs 34 persons.
Essex Lamp Company, manufacturers of electric incandescent lamps; em -- ploys 15 persons.
Newark Lime and Cement Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of cal -- cined plaster ; employs 94 persons.
W. H. Phillips, manufacturer of canning lime; employs 6 persons.
Backus Water Motor Company, manufacturers of machinery; employs 41 persons.
The Charles Burroughs Company, manufacturers of machinery ; employs 27" persons.
Edward O. Chase, manufacturer of machinery ; employs 13 persons.
Clawson Machine Company, manufacturers of machinery; employs 31 per- cons.
New Domestic Sewing Machine Company, manufacturers of sewing ma -- chines ; employs 410 persons.
Gould & Eberhardt, manufacturers of machinery; employ 355 persons.
Hartig Standard Gas Engine Company, manufacturers of machinery ; em -- ploy 6 persons.
Edmund Jost Est., manufacturers of machinery ; employ 23 persons.
Kowaleweski & Ruesch, manufacturers of machinery; employ 16 persons.
Lambert Hoisting Engine Company, manufacturers of machinery ; employs: 52 persons.
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Millington & Bradshaw, manufacturers of machinery ; employ 6 persons.
Joseph L. Mundy, manufacturers of machinery ; employs 79 persons.
Newark Hat Block and Machine Company, manufacturers of machinery ;. employs 15 persons.
Foster Engineering Company, manufacturers of machinery ; employs 34 per- sons.
George A. Ohl, manufacturer of machinery; employs 36 persons.
Seymour & Whitlock, manufacturers of machinery ; employ 24 persons.
Skinner & Leary, manufacturers of machinery ; employ 13 persons.
Sloan & Chase Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of machinery; em- ploys 30 persons.
M. B. Tidey, manufacturer of machinery; employs 24 persons.
Watts, Campbell Company, manufacturers of machinery ; employs 186 per- sons.
L. Wright Machine Works, manufacturers of machinery; employs 29 per- sons.
Albert M. Bowers, manufacturer of machinery ; employs 16 persons.
Noble & Hunt, manufacturers of machinery ; employ 12 persons.
Alexander Trand, manufacturer of machinery ; employs 47 persons.
Yule & Carley Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of machinery ; em- ploys 24 persons.
The H. F. Osborne Company, manufacturers of machinery; employs 14 persons.
Terril Gas Machine Company, manufacturers of machinery; employs 12 persons.
The A. P. Smith Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of machinery ; employs 52 persons.
The John R. Williams Company, manufacturers of machinery ; employs 72 persons.
The Standard Machine Works, manufacturers of machinery; employs 18. persons.
Newark Spring Mattress Company, manufacturers of spring mattresses ; employs 19 persons.
Agatine Shoe Hook and Eyelet Company, manufacturers of shoe hooks; employs 42 persons.
Herman Ahrend & Son, manufacturers of locks; employ II persons.
W. C. Garrison Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of tinware; em- ploys 38 persons.
Havell Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of metal goods; employs 161 persons.
The Huebel Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of hardware special- ties ; employs 30 persons.
A. F. Muselbach & Brother, manufacturers of fishing reels ; employ 10 per- sons.
National Lock Washer Company, manufacturers of lock washers; employs. 19 persons.
Newark Brass Works, manufacturers of plumbers' supplies; employs 15. persons.
Newark Rivet Works, manufacturers of rivet and sheet metal goods ; em- ploys 240 persons.
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Newark Sheet Metal Ware Company, manufacturers of metal ware; em- [ loys 10 persons.
Phoenix Lock Works, manufacturers of locks and builders' hardware; em- ploys 31 persons.
Positive Lock Washer Company of America, manufacturers of lock wash- ers ; employs 8 persons.
Romer & Company, manufacturers of locks; employs 25 persons.
The Thomas Slaight Lock & Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of padlocks ; employs 8 persons.
Fritz Storsberg, manufacturer of gas and electric fixtures; employs 42 per- sons.
Tea Tray Company, manufacturers of metal specialties; employs 105 per- sons.
John Toler Sons & Company, manufacturers of casters; employs 123 per- sons.
Charles H. Wright, manufacturer of corset wire, steels and clasps; em- ploys 56 persons.
Central Stamping Company, manufacturers of tinware; employs 450 persons. John Tobin Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of metal specialties ; employs 8 persons.
The American Washer Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of lock washers; employs 17 persons.
C. E. Greene & Son, manufacturers of brush ferrules; employs 35 persons.
E. J. Brooks & Company, manufacturers of lead sinkers, letters and figures ; employs 80 persons.
B. Conlan & Company, manufacturers of metal novelties; employs 90 per- sons.
Diffany & Company, manufacturers of metal novelties; employs 33 persons.
Kirchof Patent Company, manufacturers of metal toys and novelties; em- ploys 20 persons.
New Jersey Aluminum Company, aluminum novelties; employs 110 per- sons.
Riley, Klotz Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of metal novelties ; employs 178 persons.
Rosenband Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of metal novelties ; em- ploys 33 persons.
J. L. Sommer, manufacturers of wire novelties; employs 41 persons.
C. T. Williamson Wire Novelty Company, manufacturers of wire novel- ties ; employs 60 persons.
Newark Tortoise Shell Novelty Company, manufacturers of tortoise shell goods ; employs 45 persons.
Searles Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of metal specialties; em- ploys 194 persons.
Benfield & Milne Company, manufacturers of enameled signs; employs 16 persons.
Perfection Music Box Company, manufacturers of music boxes; employs 32 persons.
Atha & Hughes, Inc., manufacturers of table and floor oil cloth; employ 125 persons.
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Edmund F. Heath & Son, manufacturers of enameled cloth ; employ 30 per- sons.
Atlas Refinery, manufacturers of Neats foot oil; employ 5 persons.
T. J. Preston & Company, manufacturers of linseed oil; employs 19 per :sons.
Turkey Red Oil Company, manufacturers of alizarine assistant ; employs 5 persons.
Western Manufacturing and Oil Company, manufacturers of vegetable oil and rubber substitute ; employs 9 persons.
Cawley Clark & Company, manufacturers of dry colors and mixed paints ; employs 82 persons.
Heller & Merz, manufacturers of ultra and pigment aniline colors; em- ploy 128 persons.
Morris, Hermann & Company, manufacturers of dry colors; employs 30 persons.
Albey Brothers, manufacturers of binders and trunk boards ; employ 16 per- :sons.
Essex Wall Paper Mills, manufacturers of wall paper; employ 52 persons. George W. Downes, manufacturer of paper boards; employs 36 persons.
Baker Printing Company, printing and bookbinding ; employs 62 persons.
L. J. Hardham, printing ; employs 18 persons.
William Koch, bookbinding ; employs 97 persons.
Sommer Badge Manufacturing Company, printing badges and banners ; em- ploys 9 persons.
C. Wolber & Company, printing ; employs 7 persons.
F. Enderlin & Son, bookbinding; employ 12 persons.
Amzi Pierson & Company, printing; employs 10 persons.
Grover Brothers, printing ; employ 18 persons.
The Osborne Company, advertising and embossed printing; employs 270 persons.
Union Pottery, manufacturers of drain pipe and flue pipe; employs 8 per- sons.
Commonwealth Roofing Company, asphalting and roofing; employs 103 persons.
John G. Hetzel Est., slate, tile, felt, cement and gravel roofing; employs 61 persons.
Christopher Roberts & Company, manufacturers of stationers' rubber goods ; employs 65 persons.
Yatman Rubber Company, manufacturers of lead pencil erasers; employs 24 persons.
John Bea, manufacturer of horse collars; employs 27 persons.
Buck & Mehlbach, manufacturers of saddles and bridles ; employ 12 persons.
Butler & Ward Company, manufacturers of harness and sporting goods; "employs 18 persons.
Crabbe Harness Company, manufacturers of harness ; employs 40 persons.
Eagle Winker Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of harness special- ties ; employs 52 persons.
Harness Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of harness; employs 14 persons.
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William P. Nies, manufacturer of horse collars; employs 52 persons.
Peters Harness Saddlery Company, manufacturers of harness; employs 45. persons.
Tompkins & Mandeville, manufacturers of harness; employ 60 persons.
Joseph Bevan, manufacturer of saddle trees ; employs 7 persons.
Joseph Baldwin & Company, manufacturers of bits, stirrups and spurs ; em- ploys 8 persons.
Brabson Brothers, manufacturers of saddlery hardware; employ 32 per- sons.
August Buerman, manufacturer of bits, spurs and stirrups; employs 46 .. persons.
Walter Greacen & Company, manufacturers of harness ornaments; em- ploys 23 persons.
Walter J. Harper, manufacturer of coach, carriage and harness hardware ;. employs II persons.
Longstaff & Plant, manufacturers of harness and saddlery hardware; em- ploy 15 persons.
Newark Saddlery Company, manufacturers of saddlery hardware; employs. 85 persons.
Reynolds & Zahn, manufacturers of harness and saddle ornaments; employ II persons.
Rubber and Celluloid Harness Trimming Company, manufacturers of har- ness hardware; employs 260 persons.
Sargeant Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of saddlery hardware; employs 113 persons.
A. T. Steffens & Company, manufacturers of saddlery hardware; employs 77 persons.
E. A. Whitehouse, manufacturers of saddlery hardware; employs 62 per- persons.
Wiener & Company, manufacturers of saddlery hardware; employs 100 per- sons.
Arthur W. Freeman, manufacturers of saddlery hardware; employs 13 per- sons.
American Harness and Bit Company, manufacturers of harness and bits ; employs 35 persons.
Spencer Optical Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of spectacles and. eye glasses ; employs 314 persons.
A. Schrafft & Company, Inc., manufacturers of sash, blinds, doors and. mouldings ; employs 80 persons.
Wightman Brothers, manufacturers of sash, blinds, doors and trimmings ; employs 18 persons.
Newark Door Company, manufacturers of sash, blinds, doors and trim- mings ; employs 20 persons.
James A. Banister Company, manufacturers of boots, shoes and slippers ; employs 464 persons.
Boyden Shoe Company manufacturers of boots and shoes; employs 270 fersons.
Thomas Cort, manufacturer of shoes; employs 115 persons.
William Dorsch & Sons Shoe Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of shoes ; employs 160 persons.
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The Felter Brothers Company, manufacturers of shoes; employs 16 per- -sons.
E. E. Hogan Shoe Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of shoes; em- ploys 174 persons.
Johnston & Murphy, manufacturers of boots and shoes; employ 475 per- sons.
Smith & Linnet Shirt Company, manufacturers of shirts, collars and cuffs ; employs 95 persons.
C. Edgar Sutphen Company, manufacturers of shirts; employs 54 persons. Alex. W. Shiner, manufacturer of boys' and ladies' waists; employs 72 per- sons.
William Crabb & Company, manufacturers of mill supplies; employs 73 persons.
The Merrill Brothers Company, manufacturers of silver novelties; em- ploys 24 persons.
Scharling & Company, manufacturers of silver deposit ware; employs 21 persons.
Tiffany & Company, manufacturers of silverware and silver-plated ware; employs 658 persons.
John W. Redall & Company, manufacturers of silverware; employs 45 per- sons.
Schmitz Moore & Company, manufacturers of silver novelties; employs 49 persons.
LaPierre Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of deposit and toilet ware; employs 110 persons.
Henry L. Leibe Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of silverware and novelties ; employs 16 persons.
John E. Oertner & Company, manufacturers of pocketbook mountings; em- ploys 7 persons.
Woodside Sterling Company, manufacturers of silverware and novelties ; employs 63 persons.
Balback Smelting and Refining Company, gold, silver, copper and lead ore; employs 515 persons.
The James N. Arbuckle Company, manufacturers of tallow; employs 7 persons.
Burns Iron Works, manufacturers of structural iron; employs II persons.
Frederick Goeller, manufacturer of structural iron; employs 20 persons.
Hay Foundry and Iron Works, manufacturers of structural iron; employs 295 persons.
C. C. Lienau, manufacturer of structural iron ; employs 16 persons.
Albert Smith's Sons, manufacturers of structural iron; employ 15 per- sons.
Benjamin Atha & Company, manufacturers of steel castings; employs 516 persons.
George Healy, manufacturer of general forgings; employs 7 persons.
S. J. Meeker, manufacturer of malleable iron; employs 135 persons.
Tomlinson Spring Company, manufacturers of carriage springs and axles ; employs 37 persons.
Rosendale-Reddaway Belting and Hose Company, manufacturers of camel- hair stitched cotton belting, Linner fire hose; employs 43 persons.
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Clarke Thread Company, manufacturers of spool cotton; employs 2,800 per- sons.
Caille & Bolia, manufacturers of traveling bags; employ 16 persons.
L. Goldsmith & Sons, manufacturers of trunks ; employ 37 persons.
Krick, Burger & Company, manufacturers of bags, satchels and cases; em- ploys 14 persons.
Henry Lissa & Company, manufacturers of trunks and bags; employs 44 persons.
Karl Oswald, manufacturer of traveling bags and satchels; employs II persons.
T. B. Peddie & Company, manufacturers of trunks, bags and traveling goods ; employs 250 persons.
Raquet Brothers, manufacturers of bags, satchels and cases; employ 28 persons.
William Roemer, manufacturer of traveling bags; employs 48 persons.
M. Goulds Son & Company, manufacturers of trunk hardware; employs 154. persons.
R. C. Jenkinson & Company, manufacturers of trunk and bag hardware; employs 192 persons.
Newark Purse Frame Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of purse. frames ; employs 29 persons.
F. W. Heilman Company, manufacturers of bags and satchel frames; em- ploys 65 persons.
The Gould Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of trunk and bag hard- ware; employs 24 persons.
Albert Boehme, manufacturer of bag frames ; employs 12 persons.
George M. Ballard, manufacturer of trunk hardware, castings; employs 7 persons.
R. Neuman & Company, manufacturers of satchel frames and trunk hard- ware; employs 256 persons.
Standard Typewriter Company, manufacturers of typewriting machines ; employs 60 persons.
Typewriter Cushion Key Company, manufacturers of cushion keys ; employs. 12 persons.
Anglo-American Company, manufacturers of varnishes and japans; employs. 7 persons.
John L. Armitage & Company, manufacturers of varnishes and japans; employs 6 persons.
Beckworth-Chandler Company, manufacturers of varnishes and japans; employs 26 persons.
The Bigelow Varnish Company, manufacturers of varnishes and japan; employs 5 persons.
Bolen & Bond Varnish Company, manufacturers of varnish; employs 4 per- sons.
Clarence Brooks & Company, manufacturers of varnishes and japans; em- ploys 6 persons.
F. W. Devoe & C. T. Reynolds Company, manufacturers of varnishes; em- ploys 19 persons.
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Flood & Conklin Company, manufacturers of varnishes and japans; em- ploys 37 persons.
Laute & Dax, manufacturers of varnishes and japans; employ 5 persons.
Murphy Varnish Company, manufacturers of varnish and coach colors; employs 72 persons.
Newark Varnish Works, manufacturers of varnishes and japans; employs- 5 persons.
Palmer-Price Company, manufacturers of varnish; employs 10 persons.
Price, Bond & Company, manufacturers of varnishes, japans and fillers ; em- ploys 5 persons.
Crescent Watch Case Company, manufacturers of watch cases; employs 349. persons.
Courvoisier-Wilcox Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of watch cases ; employs 300 persons.
Frank Moorfield, manufacturer of watch case pendants; employs 12 per- sons.
Newark Watch Case Material Company, manufacturers of watch case. materials ; employs 47 persons.
Charles Nobs & Son, manufacturers of watch case materials; employs 20' persons.
Henry H. Lefort, manufacturer of watch crowns, pendants and keys; em- ploys 16 persons.
David S. Plumb, manufacturer of clock works and machinery; employs 32. persons.
Atlantic Window-shade Company, manufacturers of window-shades; em- ploys 25 persons.
Hemmer Brothers, manufacturers of office and library furniture; employ 40 persons.
Rudolph Ledig, manufacturer of saloon fixtures ; employs 50 persons.
Frederick Miltz, manufacturer of brush blocks and handles; employs 8 persons.
Montgomery Last Company, manufacturers of shoe lasts and trees; em- ploys 31 persons.
Morrell & Abbott, manufacturers of shoe lasts and trees; employ 16 persons.
Oelkers Manufacturing Company, turning and wood sawing; employs 27 persons.
Storm Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of dumb-waiters and ele- vators ; employs 40 persons.
Schanz & Koehler, manufacturers of bar fixtures; employ 12 persons.
Spanjer Brothers, manufacturers of wooden letters and scrolls; employ 25. persons.
George Brown & Company, cut-stone contractors; employs 132 persons.
Baeder, Adamson & Company, manufacturers of hair felting; employs 30' persons.
The Basch & Greenfield Company, manufacturers of shoddy and flocks; em- ploys 67 persons.
Biertueempfel Bros., manufacturers of cork.
J. C. Blevney, manufacturer of friction clutches ; employs 12 persons.
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Celluloid Company, manufacturers of celluloid; employs 842 persons. E. F. Flood & Company, manufacturers of caskets.
V. J. Heddon & Sons, builders and contractors; employ 800 persons.
The Keratol Company, manufacturers of keratol; employs 35 persons. Jas. N. Morehouse, electro plater ; employs 15 persons.
New Jersey Zinc Company, manufacturers of oxide of zinc and speegeleisen ; employs 451 persons.
Passmore, Meeker & Company, marble cutters; employs 47 persons.
Van Horn, Griffin & Company, manufacturers of bent glass; employs 10 persons.
Illinois Leather Company, manufacturers of plastering hair; employs 19 persons.
New Bedford (16), Monmouth County.
Nearest railroad station, Belmar, on the New York and Long Branch Rail- road and the Pennsylvania Railroad. Population, 200. Banking town, Asbury Park. Post-office. Express service, United States and Adams Companies. Tax rate, $1.80.
New Brunswick (H 5), Middlesex County.
On the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Raritan River Railroad. Stations of both roads in the city. Population, 20,006. Money order post-office and numerous telegraph stations. Express service, Adams, United States and several local companies. Tax rate, $2.50.
The city has fine water-works and a sewerage system which gives perfect drainage to every part.
There is an active and energetic Board of Trade comprised of the most progressive business men, who pay unremitting attention to developing the material resources of the community.
Water communication with New York by the Raritan River, which flows through the center of the city, affords, with the railroads, a choice of routes for the shipment of freights.
Land in any quantity desired, some of it along the banks of the Raritan River or the railroads, may be purchased at very favorable prices. Labor of all kinds, skilled and unskilled, is here in abundance and wages are moderate.
Considering the natural advantages of location on a navigable stream lead- ing to deep water, superior shipping facilities, cheap land, good water supply, abundance of labor, and proximity to other large cities, New Brunswick offers many important advantages to those in search of a location for manufac- turing industry.
There are several factory buildings now idle, some equipped with steam power, which will be leased at moderate rental or sold outright.
The following are the most important establishments now in operation here :
Wm. Henderson & Son, iron works; employ 20 persons.
National Water Tube Boiler Company, employs 125 persons.
Lyman Cronk, boxes ; employs 25 persons.
J. H. Russert, brewery ; employs 12 persons.
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F. Robinson, cardigan jackets; employs 12 persons. Johnson & Johnson, chemists; employ 600 persons.
Hirschhorn, Mack & Company, cigars; employs 700 persons.
J. D. Watson & Company, colors ; employs 10 persons.
Edison Electric Light Company, electric lighting ; employs 25 persons.
Thos. Harper, electroplating ; employs 25 persons.
New Brunswick Foundry Company ; employs 125 persons.
The Vacuum Refrigerating Company ; employs 25 persons.
John Waldron, foundry ; employs 200 persons.
Consolidated Fruit Jar Company ; employs 400 persons.
Norfolk & New Brunswick Hosiery Company; employs 800 persons.
A. & C. March, hosiery ; employ 30 persons.
Loyal T. Gors, knitting needles; employs 125 persons. Crawford Mfg. Company, knitting needles ; employs 25 persons.
H. L. Fairchild, medicines ; employs 20 persons.
U. S. Rubber Company, rubbers and boots; employs 600 persons.
N. B. Rubber Company, bicycle tires ; employs 125 persons.
H. V. Butler & Company, sash and blinds ; employs 125 persons. Middlesex Shoe Company, leather shoes; employs 125 persons. Raritan Shoe Company, leather shoes; employs 60 persons.
Durham & White, stair builders; employ 15 persons.
M. McFadden, steam fitting; employs 15 persons. Janeway & Carpender, wall paper; employ 600 persons. Janeway & Company, wall paper ; employs 200 persons. Empire Foundry Company ; employs 10 persons.
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