The Lambertville record., 1904-11-30
Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey

OTuet our cdlenuafS at this once
now. The time to Distribute them is
fast approaching.
The foot ball season and election
being both memories now what will
We talk about?
Smoke Lambertylll Puffs, take
no other on the statement that they
are jRst as good
"A musical service will be held in
the First Baptist Church next Sunday
evening. An exceptionally fine pro
gram has been arranged.
The Nernst Lamp Is the most per-
feet light obtaiuable. For particulars
apply to the Lambert vile Heat, Light
and Power Company.
Andrew Carnegie's early ambition
was to become newspaper man. If
1t bad been realized, he'd have had
no trouble about dying poor.
The New Jersey Rubber Company
is erecting new pump house between
their plant and the canal 1t is to be
used for fire purposes exclusively.
-Lambertyille Puff. DC An hon
est cigar The favorite brand of fas-
tidious smokers. j. b. Kline \ Son,
No. - Bridge St, Lambertville, n !.
Thomas Everitt, who has manag.
ed Child's grocery in Pennington for
some time, has gone to Hightstown,
whore he will take charge of similar
store
Electric lights are far cleaner and
give better satisfaction than any other
light. Place your order with the
Lambertyile Heat, Light aud Power
Company.
The Mount Garmsl Sunday School
desire to thank the Sunday School of
the First Baptist Church for mum
Der of library books presented by
them
The regular monthly meeting of
the Town Improvement Association
will be held Monday afternoon, De
eember 9th. Mt Mrs Erismann's 81
York street.
According to the report Of Grand
Secretary Parker, submitted to the
Grand Lodge, l. o O. F.. Mt Trenton.
last week, there are 266 lodges III the
State. The number of members on
January l, 1904, was 20, ,57'.
The holidays are fnst approach
ing Make up yoar mind that You
will patroni2e the home merchants
more literally than ever before Ex-
change. That is if he advertises aud
don't get his printing out of town.
Lost On Friday evening, pocket
book containing 81 80 and severol re-
eeipts between Mackays and Gj Cor
yell street. If not returned at once TO
the hitter address owner will make
trouble.
\ new time table went into effect
on Sunday. The only changes are IN
the morning train, north bound that
has been changed to s.34 instead of
S.24 and the morning south bound
train that arrives here at l2 instead
of S13
Owing TO the important machinery
being delayed the Lambertyille Heat,
Light and Power Company have been
held back to great extent in their
improvements. They have received
three dynamos aud will start their
dly circuit in a short time.
"A bill will probably be presented
to the coming legislature providing
for the prohibition of quail shooting
for period of five years. Another
will limit the woodcock season in con
formity with that of quail and par
fridge under the present law.
Three hundred people went to
Church on Thursday morning and fif-
teen hundred went to see football
game in the afternoon. This don't
prove that there are only three hun
dred church members or fifteen hun
dred non members. 1t proves some
thing else
When sending to the newspaper
for publication accounts of parties
used. the writer should take special
pains and write all names plainly and
spell them correctly. There is moth
ing more annoying to people than hav-
ing their names misspelled, and the
printer gets much more abuse which
could be avoided if more care were
taken in writing.
The country newspaper is usually
local in its news, and the very people
who might make it fresh and suggest
i've are those who complain most loud
ly of its meager character. Short art
icles pertaining to local interests are
always welcomed in its columns, and
the men and women who most desire
to make home life in the country rich
and influential can best do so by con-
tributing freely to its columns of what
they have in mind. In some places
this has been done and the result in
the quickened life of the community
has been gratifying.
-Proprietors Of boarding houses at
the Delaware Water Gap fear that the
enterprise of the Lackawanna Rail
road company may seriously interfere
with their business. Half way be-
tween the Portland and Water Gap
stations the company has broken
ground for the erection of stone
crusher which will fur nish employ
mentto 200 men. The rock in the pic
turesque mountain will be used in sup
plying ballast for the roadbed. Resi-
dents say the beauties of the natural
scenery will be despoiled and that this,
with the noise of the blasting, will