New-York tribune., 1908-05-24
BROKERS VISIT PATERSON.
Mann advantages Possessed by This
Ne1c Jersey City.

,,r,. MANNERS of the New Jersey-New York
Real Estate Exchange journeyed TO Paterson yes
terday and in automobiles saw everything Oh III
terest in the city. 1t was revelation to the Ne"
Workers TO find within the metropolitan zone city,
the third in point of population IN New jersey
which offered such splendid opportunities Tor IN
vestrient from a real estate mans point or view
When the party reached Paterson fifteen auto
mobiles and an energetic committee, consisting OF
T II Lambert Louis A. Piaset Henry D. h.
SNYDER and Judge j. F. Kerr were In waiting. Ihe
guests were at once taken TO the hamilton oiuo'
Sbere an informal reception held, after which
u luncheon was given at which most of the prornl-
nent business of the city were present. E ID
Lambert was POSTMASTER, and in happy speech
welcomed the visitors TO the city. Addresses were
also made by DR.. Shaw, Senator John Hinchll1e,
Judge Van Ceef and Judge j. F. Kerr, VINO de-
cIared untrue the stories that Paterson was a
botbed Of anarchy. Why" said Judge Kerr. we
have fewer police in Paterson than in any otheI
city of its size in the country Frank stevens OF
Jersey City, and QUO heihFileI pFesioeiiI VI 'i0
exchange, also spoke
visit was next paid to Castle Lambert the
home of Catholina Lambert. 1t is on the brow or
A high hill, and contains an art gallery Famous
the world over. After revelling for nearly TWO
hours among the six hundred pictures OF Mr
Tan,herts collection, the party then drove through
the manufacturing part Of the city to East SIDE
park a delightful breathing place on the Passalc
Piver passing the way the Passalc + ais
eighty feet high and ono of the sights OF the city
A ride was next taken through the nnahcla! uis-
t+ 70 the City Hail. where Mayor Mcbride held
-, informal reception. The ride through Broad
o the centre of the residence section, was par
,to,,IarI,, interesting. This is broad, well kept
,raa, lined Oh each side with pretty homes. "e9'
cfsa park appealed very strongly to the Visltors.
= 4, .i,uated on z miniature mountain top. over
,l,te, the CITY itself and clear day one can
80 for MANY miles. Before going home orlei
- ,yas made at the North Jersey Country Cluo'
11terson at the present time has population OF
- 19- ooo and not one tenement house 1t IS
eourishing manufacturing city. the main INDUS
,r,- being the silk mills. 1t has an abundant water
- - I'D = good sewer system The city also
+oins a handsome public library, good schooi
-, and MANY churches Paterson enjoys the
sa.antape of beiag comparatively near New Aolk
- distance being only sixteen miles, ana 'iie
It. or,ice is excellent. The Erie, Lackawanha
a. e..o,.banna railroads have stations at fatef-
= "a trolley lines connect with all the iaEso
go an passaic Essex. Bergen, Hudson ana
-. counties The citizens OF Paterson are en-
1T. md progressive, and any one VINO sd" the
%, sterdav would never have thought mat
- -, 6re rad visited 1t only a few years ago
-, piaget was intiring in his enortS 10 ehter-
-, ,-;eitore as were all the others, ana "heh
va" e as+s departed for home Paterson had touna
am, spot in their hearts
-. ,,-itors carried away with them souvenir
"a, ,raesnted py Hall and an alpuIh
ro,tsning photographs 81 al ihines ei 'h'e'e Al
the city the gift OF the Cohi'iii''1'