Passaic Daily News from Passaic, New Jersey • 22

DECEMBER 15, 1911. erland, southeast line Wilson Place, feet southwest Woodland Avenue, 125x119.18, irregular, being 55 to 60 inc. in block 114 on revised map of Rutherford Realty Company. Mortgaged $500, assumed. November 18.

$1. Joseph W. Beebe and wife to Florence M. Beebe. Rutherford; southeast line Wilson Place, 361x39 feet sowthwest of Woodland Avenue 50x 182.83, slightly irreguler, November $1.

Everett P. Van Mater and wife. to Harry B. McGown and wife. Rutherford; northwest line Courier Street, 250 feet northeast of Morse Avenue, Mortgaged $3.000, assumed.

Nov. 18. $1. Charles A. Bottger and wife to Rutherford Trust Company.

Rutherford; north line Park Avenue, 80 feet west of Erie Avenue, 35x111.6, irregular. Nov. 25. $1. Union Township Transfers.

Grace Henzel to George L. Henzel. Union Township, southwest line Tontine Avenue, 60 feet sowtheast of Front Street, 53x108 slightly irregular. December $1. Wm.

K. Kahn to Harry Rintz. Union Township; lots 41 and 43 in block C-2 on nartheast line Third Avenue, John J. Pickering map 2. December $1.

Kingsland Realty Company to Tom882 Nurkiewiez, of Brooklyn. Union Township; First tract--West corner of Ridge road Fifth Avenue, 154x 203.72, irregular. Second tractnorthwest line Ridge road, 50.6x136.56, irregular. November 9. $1.

Max Lautenbach and Ida to Michael Connell and Romeo Blanchi. Union Township; 50x100, being lots 9 and 10 on nowthwest line Green Avenue, map of part of Furman Estate. December 7. $1. Mary A.

Woods and Wm. her husband, to John H. Burke. Union Township; east line Cleveland Avenue, 250 feet north of Valley Brook Avenue, 25x100. November 27.

$1. Lizzie Burke and John her husband, to Karl Stelzenmuller and wife. Union Township; east corner of Livingston and Fern Avenues, 37.5x100. Mortgaged $2,300, assumed. November 20.

$1. Emily L. Furrman to Charles F. McKenna, of 50 Church Street, New York. Union Township; lots 13, 14, 28 and 29 in block map of property of Rensselaer Furman, deceased, Kingsland.

June 16, 1908. $1. Chas. F. Hague and wife to Constant Relyea and wife, of Brooklyn.

Union Township; 50x216, being lot in block on east line Webster Avenue, on E. D. and M. H. Cordts map 2.

Mortgaged $333. December 2. $3,500. Wallington Transfers. Lois Morss Alden, Elizabeth James Lois May and Mable to Christopher L.

Orbach, of 166 Avenue New York. Wallington; east corner of May and Hathaway Streets, 26x125.9, irregular. Nov. 20. $1.

Wood Ridge Transfers. Dick Kazanjian and wife to John Michaelian, of 339 Fifth Avenue, New York. Wood Ridge; 100x100, being lots 171 to 174 inclusive, in block 7 on west line Fourth Street, map of first section of Estate of F. Kohbertz. Nov.

27. $1. Franz Fritsch and wife to Otto Niederer. Wood Ridge; east corner of Hackensack Street and Passaic Avenue, 50x105.57, irregular. Mortgaged.

$3,300. MORTGAGES. Fred W. Dehn and wife to East Rutherford Savings L. B.

Associaion, Union Township; lots 49 and 51 in block on northeast line Second Avenue, John J. Pickering map. November 27. $600. Gaetano Cipolla and sand: mortgagee, Union Township; east line Castles Terrace, 28.77 feet of Valley Brook Avenue, 25x78.97.

Nov. 27. $800. Fred Burkhardt to Carlstadt Mu. L.

and B. Association, Carlstadt; east line Paterson Plank road, 27x172, irregular. Nov. 29. $800.

Ernest Bruno and wife to Mary lots northwest line WriehtaMoopachie 50x100, being Moonachie road, mortgagor's map of Washington Park. November 22. 3y $1000, Brodsky Preston and H. Hill Frank and A. wife Sovak.

to North Frank Arlington; northeast line Ridge Union Avenue, 78.5 feet southeast of Place, 50x100, slightly irregular. October 26. 1y. $500. Passaic and Garfield Construction Company to First National Bank First of Garfield.

Garfield and Passaic; tract--southeast corner of Monroe Street and Palisade Avenue, 95x97.5. Second tract--southwest corner of Monroe Street and Summit Avenue, 55x20.77. Third tract--north line Commerce Street, 95 feet east of Palisade Avenue, 25x122.51. Fourth tract -in Passaic City. Fifth tract- southeast line Harrison Avenue, 777.93 feet southwest of Clark Street, 27.86x74.35, irregular.

November 27. $8000. Edward Moskowitz and wife and Fred F. Lackner and wife to Howard Savings Institution. Rutherford; north line Park Avenue, 50 feet west of Erie Avenue, 30x107.57, slightly irregular.

November 18. 1y. 5. per cent. $10,000.

William Weissbord and wife to Maurice Goldstein. Garfield; southwest corner of Passaic. Street and Palisade Avenue, 50x100, Oct. 24. 1 year.

$1,200. John H. Baker and wife to Guarantee Mortgage and Title Insurance Company. Rutherford; southeast line Grove Street, 137.68 feet northeast of Washington Avenue, 36x100. Nov.

20. 3 years. $2,500. Edward S. Brown to Rutherford Mu.

and B. Association. Rutherford; northwest line Mountain way, 44.51x133.92, slightly irregular. November 9. $2,200.

Emma F. p. Garnier and Edwin her husband, to East Rutherford Savings. L. and Association.

East Rutherford; east line Spring Street, 41.66x145. November 22. Avenue, 283.33 feet south of. Main $1,000. Ellen Grauert and Frank, her husband, mortgagee.

Ruther- lots ford, northwest line Lincoln Avenue, and 150 feet southwest of Pierrepont Ave- map nue, 65x200. December 1. $1,000, Frank Oswald and wife to same mortgagee. Rutherford; First tractnorthwest line Wood Street, 375 feet southwest of Morse Avenue, 43x97.5. $100, Second tract--lot 204 on northwest line Wood Street, Shelter map; excepting the part included in Beckwith ing Place.

December 4. $300. and Amelia Schick to Veronicka Valen- -ferts tine. Carlstadt; lots 37 and 89 on $2,800. west line Ninth Street, in second section German Land Associa- liam tion map.

Sept. 26. 3 years. 5 per line cent. $1,000.

west Mary Mamrilla and Alex, her hus- Dec. band to People's Building, and Loan $1,000. Association, of Wallington: north line Mercer Street, 25 feet west of Hayward Place, 25x100. Nov. 4.

$200. Cologero Ciuppa and wife to same 3y. mortgagee. Garfield. First tract- 22 PASSAIC OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.

Only 6 Days More and Our Store Closes For Good Retiring from Clothing Business Entire stock of the MODEL CLOTHING CO. 215 Main Paterson, N. J. MUST BE SOLD IN 6 DAYS IN A SHORT TIME THIS SALE WILL END THE BIGGEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED IN MEN'S FINE CLOTHING WILL BE OVER IN 6 DAYS EVERY OVERCOAT AND SUIT IN OUR LARGE STORE IS MARKED AT HALF THE ORIGINAL PRICE AND LESS After 22 successful years in the clothing business in Paterson, we are going to quit, and every garment must be sold before we retire. The Time is Now Growing Short, so don't delay.

Come here to-morrow, for at the prices we are offering high grade Men's Clothing, this opportunity will not last. long. THESE ARE THE LAST 6 DAYS You don't have to wait until the end of the season to buy cheap, for We Are Selling Clothing Now in the 'Heart of the Season, When You Need Them at Prices Slaughtered so Low that at no time will you buy them so reasonably. HALF PRICES AND LESS NOW $10 Suits and Overcoats $5 $20 Suits and Overcoats Sto $15 Suits and Overcoats $7.50 $25 Snits and Overceats $12.50 THE MODEL CLOTHING 215 Main St. LOOK FOR THE BIG SALE SIGNS "WHY.

HARRY! you look almost frozen. You should get a nice, warm overcoat like mine." "I would, Jack, but it is so near Christmas and I need the money- your coat is a beauty, and the suit, too." Harry, I'll tell you where you can get just the clothes you need for yourself and your whole family, and you don't have to pay for them until after the holidays." The latest styles in Men's, Women's and Children's Wearing Apparel. All of the best quality. You can select what you want, pay a small amonut down and the rest in small amounts. All transactions strictly confidential.

FEDER-ASSOR 179 MARKET STREET, PATERSON, J. Giant and Dwarf Honeybees. In some of the East Indian islands and on the mainland of Hindustan are to be found the smallest species of honeybees in the world. These dwarf honey collectors are known to entomologists as Apis florea. Their honeycombs are no larger than a child's hand, and the cells are about the size small pinhead.

This honey is excellent, as is the WAX. The little creatures build the comb on the branch of a low tree, and as they have, not to provide for winter they work all the year throwgh, raising broods like themselves." "In the same land there is a species of giant bees, Apis dorsata, as large as a feld cricket. These mon- DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY, BergenCounty Records Carlstadt Transfers. Abraham Bogert and wife to Flora Schmidt of East Rutherford. Carlstadt; grantor's interest in plot on east line Paterson Plank road, 140 feet north of land now or formerly of Terhune, 26x172, irregular.

November Past' Rutherford Transfers. Garnier, Executor, etc. of Alfred to Cornelius Doremus, special Master in Chancery of Jersey. East Rutherford; east line Boiling Spring 283.83 feet south of Main Street, 41.66x145. Nov.

22. $1. Cornelius Doremus, Special Master to Emma F. Garnier. Same plot.

Nov. 22. $5,500. Jacob Niederer and wife to Lizzie Wygoldt. East Rutherford; lots 67 and 68 on west line Jane Street, East Rutherford Park Land Verein map.

Dec. 4. $1. Annie Princus her husband, to Carroll K. West and wife, of Rutherford.

East Rutherford; south corner of Boiling Spring Avenue and Main Street, 50x145. Mortgaged $3,000. Dec. $1. Arthur C.

Austin and wife to Harriet Bassett, of Hasbrouck Heights, East Rutherford; same premises conveyed May 3, 1910 to grantor by Eliza M. Alberts and others. Dec. 4. $1.

Garfield Transfers. of Garfield. Release of lot 44 in Borough of Lodi to Annie Hand20, block 63, assessment map. Nov. 20.

$1. Passaic Securities Company to Antonio Giocomino and Domenico Carlet, of 254 Dayton. Avenue, Clifton. Garfield, Prescott Avenue, 49.21 feet west of southeast corner of River road, 50x100. July 20.

$1. Same to Cateriona Giacomini, Garsouth Prescott Avenue, feet east River Road, 25x 100. Oct. 18, 1910. $1.

Came to Giacomini, Garfield; south line Prescott Avenue, 149.21 feet east of River Road, 25x100. Oct. 18, 1910, $1. New York and New Jersey Real Estate Improvement Company to Ciuppa. Garfield, lots 11 Cologero, block 47 on Passaic and Garfield Real Estate Company's map 6.

Nov. 24. $450. $1. Antonio Calorio and wife to Pietro Avella.

Garfield; lot 40 on Passaic and Garfield Real Estate Company map 5. Nov. 15. $1. Annie to Stefan Einreinhafer.

Garfield: east line Palisade Avenue, 275 feet south of Belmont A Avenue, 50x125. July 25. $1. Catherine Marsellus to Andro Sebeck. Garfield: northwest line Passaic Avenue, 125.32 feet northeast Marsellus Place, 60.9x138.08, irregular.

Nov. 28. $1.. Andro Sebeck and wife to Patrick W. Divers, of New York.

Same plot. Nov. 28. $1. Catherine Marsellus to Bessie U1- rich.

Garfield; northeast cornet, of Passaic Avenue and Marsellus Place, 75x100. Correction deed. Release. Nov. 28.

$1. Bessie Ulrich to Patrick W. Divers. Same plot. Nov.

28. $1. William Phillips and wife to Patrick Divers. Garfield; east line Marsellus Place, 100 feet north of Passaic Avenue, 46.75x122.27, irregular. Mortgaged $2,000.

Nov. 25. $1 Phoebe Rogers and pivalter S. her husband, to Patrick Garfield; west line Catherine Street, 138.01 feet north of Passaic Avenue, 40x115.66, slightly irregular. Nov.

28. $1. Catherine Marsellus to Patrick W. Divers. Garfield; northwest line Passaic Avenue, 75 feet northeast of Marsellus Place, 50.32x100, slightly irregular.

Nov. 28. $1. Gor Stecs and wife to Adrian D. Sullivan, of Passaic.

Garfield: lots 47 and 48 in block 9, Belmont map 3. Dec. 2. $1. Borough of Garfield to Eliza Powatilla.

Release of lot 11 in block 154 on assessment map. Feb. 21. $1. Same same.

Release lot 12 in block 138, assessment map. Feb. 21. $1. Lodi Transfers.

Providential Land and Improvement Company to Antonio: Sabation and Mariana Frederico, Lodi and Hasbrouck Heights; north line St. Loseph Boulevard, 124.82 feet west of Division Street, 25.18x100. Second tract, lots 30, 31, 32, and and 108 on 0. La Cagnina and Company's map. Mortgaged $1,500.

Nov. 15. $1. Visilaco and wife to Domenico Di Gangi and Mariano Calascibelta. Lodi; northwest line Boyd Street, 85 feet northeast of Church Street, 130x42.73, irregular.

Oct. 10. $1. Company to Anna M. Atkins, of Brooklyn.

Lodi; first tract- -north line St. Joseph's Boulevard, 74.9 feet west of Ragonese Street, 25.1x100, ad tract east line Ragonese Street, 149.45 feet north of St. Joseph's Boulevard, 24.9x100. 3rd tract, east line Ragonese Street, 125 feet north of St. Joseph's boulevard, 24.45x100.

4th tract, west line Ragonese Street, 149.85 feet north of St. Joseph's Boulevard, 23.63 x100. 5th tract, west line Ragonese Street, 125 feet north of St. Joseph's Boulevard, 24.85x100. 6th tract, north line St.

Joseph's Boulevard, 50 feet west of Ragonese Street, 24.9x100. Mortgaged. $9,600. November 99. $1.

William Van Wagoner August Rochan and wife of Hasbrouck Heights. Lodi; northeast line Lawrence Avenue, 667 feet northwest of Oak Grove Avenue, 33x125. Mortgaged. $1,500, assumed. December 1.

$1. Lodi Township Transfers. Pasquale Romanelli and wife to Gilio Turro wife. Lodi Township; lots 13, 14, 15 and 16 in block 1 at northeast corner of Rommanelli Avenue and Henry Street, map of George Seubert property Green Street, Hackensack. Mortgaged.

$500. November John S. Schusster to August A. Luening of East Rutherford. Lodi Township.

1st acres of woodland. 2nd acres in Wolf Swamp. 3rd in Wolf Swamp southwest and northwest land of David I. Anderson. 4th acres of meadow west Hackensack River and northeast of land of heirs of Lawrence A.

Ackerman. November 20. $1. August A. Luening to Steffern Dieckmann of South Orange.

next above Lodi Township; 4th tract in transfer. December 4. $1. Joseph W. Moyer, trustee, to Andrea Ferrara of 2370 2nd avenue, New York.

Lodi Township; lots 1, 2 and 6 in section 47 on north line Garabaldi Avenue, map of Lodi Addition. October 5. $300. Rutherford Transfers. John M.

Bell and wife to Frank Oswald. Rutherford, west corner 'of Wood Street and Beckwith place, 15x 97.5. Release. January 25, 1909. Clara, Beebe and Joseph Beebe.

W. her I husband to Florence M. BENJAMIN Wear A Benjamin" If you are going to get all the fun and happiness out of Christmas that you hope to, you've got to he smartly and comfortably clothed. You've got to be dressed in a correctly styled Benjamin Suit while you're inside and wrapped up in great, heavy Benjamin overcoat while you're outside. BENJAMIN SUITS BENJAMIN OVERCOATS BENJAMIN EVENING CLOTHES are as much a part of Christmas as a Christmas Tree.

They will brighten the occasion and lighten your spirits. Benjamin Clothes are America's de luxe garments. They're a happy combination of tailoring skill, fine fabrics and authentic style. They combine the ease and naturalness of the clothes worn by the bestdressed Englishmen and the poise and perfection of those worn by the best dressed Americans. Wear a Benjamin this Christmas.

Tell your friends to wear one also. When you suggest a "Benjamin" you're suggesting the highest grade clothes it is possible to produce. Benjamin Specials: Suits $18.00 to $25.00. Overcoats $18.00 to $30.00. Holiday Specials in Men's Furnishings Everything for the big men--Everything for the little men.

Want of time and space prevents us enumerating them, but Christmas Shoppers will be delighted when they see them. Charles Levy 252 MAIN AVENUE, PASSAIC, N. J. Known to the Public for Half a Century PIAGET 238 Main Street, Paterson, N. J.

THE CHOICEST GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS You will find gifts here that will make the pleasure of giving doubly enjoyable Suggestions in Gold Suggestions in Silver and Gold Filled and Ebony Lockets and Chains Toilet Sets Pendants Mesh Bags Bracelets Tableware Hat Pins Military Sets Brooches Shaving Sets Links Smoking Sets Scarf Pins Traveling Rolls Watches Cigarette Cases Fobs and Charms Napkin Rings Flawless Diamonds mounted in gold or platinum, each with our guarantee of quality. OPEN EVENINGS. SELECTIONS RESERVED. L. A.

PIAGET Co. Jewelers, 238 Main Street, Paterson of the bee world build honeycombs that are from six to seven feet in length, four or more in width and which weigh from 300 to 400 pounds -Harper's. Maeterlinck's First Play. Maurice Maeterlinck began his literary career with three apparent failLures. His first literary endeavor was to found a review, La Pleiade, which sOon ceased appear.

His second was the publication of a volume of poems, "Serres Chaudes," which fell stillborn from the press. Then came his play "La Princesse Malene." It was printed by hand- -by the author's own hands in fact- and the edition cona sisted of exactly twenty-five copies, which were given away. For a year it attracted no attention. Then, however, one of the twenty-five copies fell into the hands of M. Octave Mirbeau.

He wrote a resounding article about it in the Figaro, and the author, like Byron, woke up and found himself Gazette. Cynical. "Woman will be famed as well as man!" she ejaculated as she threw down the book. "Yes," responded old Cynicus, "for untold Commonwealth. 11 1 and 12 in block 47 on.

Garfield Real Estate Company 6. Nov. 24. $800. John Kmetz and wife to Elizabeth Emerich.

Garfield; east line Summit Avenue, 250 feet north of el Belmont Avenue, 25x125. Dec. 1, one year. Horace J. and wife 1 to East Rutherford Savings Loan and BuildAssociation.

Rutherford; lots 3 4 in block 87 on Joseph H. LefLand Company map. Nov. 29. August Rochan and wife to Wil- Van Wagoner.

Lodi: northeast Lawrence Avenue, feet northof Oak Grove Avenue; 33x125. 1, three years. 5 per cent. John Socha and wife to Stanislaw Yaslanck. Garfield; lots 347 to 353 Pacific Street, Wm.

H. Moffitt Realty Company map. December 1. $1,550. Ida L.

Terwilliger to The New Title Guarantee and Trust Jersey northeast of Company. Moonachie Moonachie! northe Avenue, west of land now or formerly of Riche ard Outwater, 707.8x507.9, irregular, mapped as Lorenz Park. December 1. 3y. $10,000.

Cuippa and wife to Gustav Moss. Garfield: lots 10, 11 and 12 in Cologero block 417 on Passaic and Garfield Estate Company map 6. DecentReal ber 4. 6 months. $116.

and wife to MotAnton Makroczy ris Lawrence. Garfield; southwest corner of November 1. 3y. Van Winkle and Cambridge Avenues, 95x100. $2,150, and wife to Lewis Savings L.

W. Lockwood East Rutherford Carlsadt; northwest line Asociation, Avenue, 150 feet southwest Jefferson (Continued on Page 24.) I.