The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-11-24
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r. 4. Montgomery and Il. b. Read
ing, Of this city, are furnishing stone t
build large public library in New
ark, n. J.
Hon Charles y. Reading. q
frenehtewn, has been appointed a
one of the Committee of the Stat,
Flremen's Association to lock after tn,
establishment of Firelnens Home.
A new fire plug has been nut il
on South Union street near the Goa
office The new six inch pipes ar,
being put along South Union stree
and thence to Main and down to tn,
rubber works.
The Republican majority in New
Jersey on assemblymen, as shown by
the official county returns. is s.945.
The Prohihitionists polled total OF
1895 votes against $3.50 last wear. a
gain of $40 votes.
Thirteen Of the twenty-five hv.
drants in Clinton were given a trial the
other day and proved satisfactory
throwing water over the highest build
ing from one hundred feet of hose.
They have pressure Of te5 pounds.
Nm Snyder, who vas locked M
with Nm. German some weeks ago,
charged with stealing turkeys from
Albert Pyatt, nj Croton. was sentenced
on Tuesday of Inst week to % DAYS in
the county jail German was dis
charged from custody.
Willard Reading, son of Il. b.
Reading, of this city, has been APP
pointed to a clerkship in New York.
He left on Monday to take his position.
He has previously passed successful
eiyil=seryiee examination.
The concert by the c. NJ. Parker
Concert Co, at Lyeeum Hall on Mon
day evening, for the benefit of the
Epworth League of the NJ +. Church,
was a very pleasing and somewhat
novel entertainment and should have
had II larger attendance.
VIM Atkinson, aged about Is years.
who has been working III Jos Titus
harness shop for five years past, was
found yesterday morning in an ont
house in an insensible condition, and
died at about o'clock, p, NJ. He
formerly worked with Norman Dean
i'll New Hope.
Patrick Hurley, of this city, who
fell down stairs on Sunday n week
while on visit to his son-in-law in
Trenton, breaking his back and sustain
ing other injuries died Inst week. and
was buried from St. John church in
this city last Saturday morning. He
WIS veteran of the late war His
" lie died recently.
Yesterday afternoon n farmer while
driving along Bridge street was put to
considerable annoyance by kicking
horse When crossing the railroad
track the horse kicked and got both
feet fast in the wagon springs The
harness had to be cut to get him loose
In the mean time, the wagon was in
danger of being run into by trains.
A Ringoes correspondent of the
Dcmocrat says FIX -President Grover
Cleveland spent Monday Of last week
on Sourland Mountain cunning, and
had long talk with Uncle Sam Cook
We are informed that he engaged sew
eral days, board with w p Blackwell,
at Linvele, to spend n few days in
sport and for exercise before the gun
ming season closes.
The First Baptist Church of this
city recently received n handsome
present from the East Baptist Church
of Philadelphia, Rev. c. II Woolston
pastor, it being large twenty-four
light chandelier, quite ornamental in
1t was nicely put up last
week by plumber A. c. Gandey, and
lighted for the first time last Sunday
evening. 1t not only makes the main
room much lighter than here
tofore, but adds greatly to the general
of the main audience room.