The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-09-07
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. I. 1928.



Golden rod announces the APP
proach of Fall
Straw hats aud crash suits are no
longer i'll season.
Autumn tints are appearing in the
foliage of many trees
"Lambertville Pufls' are still GO
ing up in smoke Kline sells them.
Now that the horrors of way are
ended the atrocities of football will
begin
August made an unenviable re-
cord for suicides, murders and violent
deaths
With cool weather the homeward
rush OF the seashore contingent will
begin.
The only kind of advertising that
does pay well is that in newspapers
and magazines
There seems to be decreased in
terest in cycling in the respect of
holding races and century runs.
II is easy to see that the best way
TO reach the public Is through the
papers, for every one reads now adavs.
Ii you want ii segar that is Just the
thing, buy "Lambertyille Puts j.
b. Kline, Bridge street
Rev f. C. Romine, of Philadel
phia will preach in the Baptist Church
at stockton, on next Sunday morning
and evening
The Penna Il. K Company ran
an excursion train along the Belvidere
Division to Atlantic City, last Sunday.
We are glad to announce that II was
poorly fatroni2ed and didn't pay
The Rev IL Stanley Smith was
present at the opening of the City
Public Schools ON Tuesday, and at re
quest of Principal Kerr made very
pleasant and encouraging address to
the students
There is growing III garden at
White House. suntlower plant ON
which there are thirty seven good
sized sun flowers, besides several buds
that hive not vet matured. Another
plant Is eight feet high ON which are
twelve sHnllowers.
The school lust started by Miss
kugler. over Woltugef,s store is
meeting with success, aud will afford
fine opportunity fof our young
people TO learn type-writing. short
hand and bookkeeping She is
thoroughly competent 10 teach these
branches.
The NJ f. Church OF Titnsville
held harvest home in the grove near
the church on Thursday afternoon and
evening of last week A large number
Of people from this city were in at
tendance Senator Van Gleef of New
Brunswick, delivered an interesting
address that was highly appreciated
10y the large number present. The
Amwell orchestra furnished the in
strumental music.
One of our citizens, who found il
impossible to 90 TO sleep ON one of
the extremely warm evenings last
week, got mp and dressed himself
after midnight, went to one of our
physicians and getting him out of bed,
told him he could not sleep. The
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troubled with the same complaint, but
knew better than to go and wake some
one up To tell them about it.
The new shirt factory at Clinton be
gan operations ON Tuesday the 2lth ult.
Liveryman Stark had made arrange
mehts to convey number of girls of
High Bridge to and from the factory
and made his first trip on Tuesday when
he had thirteen passengers. The
girls evidently found that the shirt
factory was no Klondike. for " hen the
stage left here yesterday morning it
only contained four passengers
HaatefdoH GdstHe
The Excise Board met last night
and granted two licenses those of
David Treftz and Patrick Malone.
Malone was required last year to take
out two licenses one rs wholesaler
and the other ms retailer, but the ex-
else board are very liberal this year,
and let him oft with one license These
men. who issued handful before the
Spring election stating that they were
tor the best interests of the city, are
giving the lie To their ante election
statements at every opportunity.
One of our wheelmeh, who by the
way is very absent minded, put his
wheel along the sidewalk on Church
street, few evenings age, while he
engaged i'll conversation with friend.
When through talking, he walked off,
leaving his wheel. Officer Morse hap
pened to come along sometime after
midnight and seeing the wheel, took
charge of it, putting it in his office.
The wheelman never thought of his
wheel until the next day, when, after
considerable inquiring and mourning,
he finally got it from Mr. Morse
John +. Myers, of the Sand Brook
section, who suffered from peculiar
nervous disease for eight years and
who was unable to leave his bed at
least two years, is gaining strength
daily. The hypnotic treatment of
Prof Schafer, of Pennington which
many skeptical minded people looked
upon with great deal of distrust, has
had an enduring effect on the patient
and ii the signs do not fail Myers will
be well and strong before the end of
the year. Although weak from the
lack of exercise, Myers now cultiyates
the garden plants and looks after the
hennery at his home. His step is grow
ing more and more elastic, his eyes
have lost their dull, pallid look, and
CLEAN of hope and gladness is discer-
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