JCK Online - August 1, 1997

To hear it told, Newark, N.J., was famous for three things: leather, beer and jewelry. These once-monstrous industries have shrunk over time. The number of leather tanneries dwindled before World War II, and the conspicuous Anheuser-Busch plant is the one remaining beer producer. Likewise, the Krementz & Co.

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