The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-04-12
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WEDNESDAY. APRIL 70. 1899.

'LamhertVtlle Pulls are shll GO
ing up in smoke. Kline sells them.
Frank Stiles, of Camden, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Stiles on Saturday
aud Sunday last
Edward Barr has closed up his
barber shop on Bridge street and has
eone 10 work in the lower rubber mill.
1t is now unlawful TO take any
rinsnecked pheasant III this State for
period of three years, and wild deer
far five years.
The annual report of the New Jer
sey State Prison, recently issued,
shows / ,23s inmates rs against 1,13t
the year before
Amwell Orchestra Concert There
are still a few tickets and limited
number of reserved seats for sale at
: W Cochran's.
- Copies of the State laws enacted
by the recent Legislature can be OBJ
tanned free upon application To J. H.
Bonnell, custodian of the Capital
Trenton.
The Delaware township Board OF
Education Inns organized by electing
W. W. Lambert, of Sergeantsyille,
President. and II. b. Dean, of Rose
mont, Sec'y
Lambert T. Warman was III Lam
hertyille on Wednesday and gave il
out for publication that he IS candi-
date for the office of Sheriff of "Old
Hunterdon. and will make it finish
fight Democratic Wage lforker.
Before purchasing your wall paper
aud paints call at HoLeoMBE's, No CT
y Main street Large stock. Low
prices
lame krcosen. n young Indy OF this
city, has not missed attendance Mt
Sunday school or regular church SER
vice ON Sundays, for more than five
years This is remarkable record
and one to be proud Of Whocan beat
il
By request, DR.. T. McGill will
soon give second lecture on his eX-
periences III the recent Cuban war,
using now pictures aud an entirely
new lecture 1t will be given early in
May aud for the heaefit of The Stry
ker Library
VII GofWood, OF Burlington, has
tlllcu Geo. VI. Carr place n manng
er of the Clalds store in this city. Mr.
Gorwood is pleasant gentleman of
considerable experience, aud Will no
doubt make good record IN his new
position
Mr. Vim \ Abbott. who for about
III ycms prior to 1893 was a valued en-
ployee Of this newspaper, has again
become associated thcrewith MS as fore
man, succeeding Mr.. Lester H. Hughes
who has secured position in job
printing office in the city of Trenton
lie is faithful worker Democfat-
.iaeorfistr.
samuel Henrch, we'll known and
highly respected citizen, was taken
seriously i'll while Mt work Mt William
Mann Co. s paper mills, in this city,
Inst Wednesday night After arriving
at his home, ON Ferry street, his ply
eieinu, DR.. Frank W Lnrison, worked
very hard with him for a few hours
before he was able to relieve him
Bishop John Scarborough of the
Diocese of New Jersey, visited st
Andrew church here on Wednesday /
Of last week The Bishop arrived on
the % \. NJ train and celebrated |
Holy Communion at eleven o'clock. !
Ina the afternoon he gave short al
dress to the children. In the evening
ut the 30 service the Bishop confirm
ed class of twelve After an inter |
esting and instructive address to the
confirmation class he preached an elo-
quent sermon After the services the
Bishop held public reception in the
reetory
All the latest styles OF wall papers
aud window shades at a. II. Titus 4
faet. the largest line in the city.
The Hibernia Fire Company, on
Tuesday evening last. gave an exhibi-
ton of the merits of the new spray
nozzle attached to their engine. The
trial was witnessed by the First As
sistant Chief Engineer Maurice
O'Loughlin, Second Assistant John
knowlin, and by Foreman James b.
Marley, Engineer John Coll and
CounciImen William Leary and Louis
Guillick. The trial resulted satisfact-
oril, so far as the nozzle was concern
ed, hut eX-Councilman Murray, to-
gether with Engineer Coll, say there
should be a relief valve" attached to
their engine, thus making everything
safe and up-to-date, which the Hiber-
nin boys are entitled to, as they are
never missing when duty requires,