File:Adele Elizabeth Becht (1919-1989) in The Herald-News of Passaic, New Jersey on October 18, 1956.jpg

She Showed 'Em. Burns Couch in Street. Clifton police were summoned to Beverly Hill Road at 6:45 last night where someone reported a fire in the street. They found Mrs. Adele Lindauer, 217 Beverly Hill Road, standing near a burning couch. Mrs. Lindauer told Patrolmen Edward Schroers and Joseph Bonpietro she was "so mad that the garbage men had not picked up the couch that she decided to burn it." Schroers and Bonpietro extinguished the blaze with a garden hose and instructed Mrs. Lindauer to put the remains in the refuse can.

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