The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-09-28
The LAMBERTVILLE RECORD
JESSIE E. PERSON, Editor.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. %, 1904.

Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey
Read the new adv. of Folkner a
Rittenhouse.
Tho store of Ryan, Akers aud
smith is now lighted by electricity.
Beginning ON Monday last all
the stores will keep open evenings.
The tax rate in Frenchtown Boro
ugh this year will be slice perhundred
dollars
There are six hundred and fifty
scholars enrolled in the public schools
of this city.
For Sale.-Choice, reclcaned Tim
othy Seed SLID per bushel.
ALFRED Il. HoLcoMRE.
Red Jacket Tribe, No. az. Imp. O.
Il NJ are the proud owners of new
regalias.
jacob X. Schanck aud family
moved from this city to Phillipsburs
on Wednesday last
Joseph Watt hns repainted the
rows owned by him on Church. Frank
lin aud Gorycll streets.
Charles Trefta haa removed to the
house on Goryell street formerly oc-
euricd by James Hoppock.
Samuel Walker and sons. Resm-
aid aud Thomas hayc recently be
come naturali2ed. They promise to
make staunch Republicans.
The apollo" social club held the
opening on last Saturday evening.
Visitors were admitted from to .
o'clock
Pred Massey has been elected
manager and Lloyd Bratton captain
of the foot ball team of the Lam
berteille High School.
Local iiremen are securing their
cont buttons and making other ar
rangements to attend the parade in
Pennington, October 9th.
At the recent Democratic County |
Convention held ut Pennington, CITY |
Clerk. James II. Reynolds was mani
moasIg thosen as secretary.
l.amheftvile Pun. be. An hon
est cigar. The favorite brand of FMS
ttdious smokers J. b. Kline 4 Son, |
No. q Bridge St, Lambertyille, n. J.
The State Board of Health is
ineXplieably Interested III the milk
men. Inspections are being kept up |
throughout the State with good re-
suits
Levi O. Reynolds mud family will |
move from Hancock street, to the
house recently vacated by Charles
Ifeftz on Franklin street. below
Church.
David ffeftz will apply ut the next
meeting al the Board Of Excise Com
missioners for n license to keep aninn
aud tavern at his newly acquired
property 10 and u Bridge street
Two large maple trees that have
stood for yenrs in front Of the house
aud store Of Councilman james ID.
Maekay, on Coryell street, were fell
ed Friday, thus improving the looks
of the property.
Ira Wells Wood, of Trenton, was
nominated at Someryillo, Thursdayaf-
ternoon, to succeed Hon. William NJ.
Lanning rs Member of Congress from
the Fourth District, which is compos
ed of Mercer, lIunterdon and Somer
sci counties
The New Jersey Bridge Company,
the concern that built aud erected
the new IRON bridge across the Della
ware at Belyidere, Is now engaged in
constructing the new iron bridge
across the river at Washington
Crossing.
The first "black frost" of the fall
season struck the gardens and all late
vegetation Wednesday night. While
it Will kill some of the garden truck
and spoil the beauty of the flower
beds, it will cause the chestnut hurs
to open and then the small boy will |
be happy.
johnson Dits, of Trenton, was
killed on the Pennsylvania railroad, |
just above Stockton on Wednesday
last. lie was ON stone train and |
fell from the ear death being instan-
taneous. He WAS former resident of |
Stockton and was well known III this |
city.
The following members of the Lam
bertyllle fire department attended the
New Jersey Flremen's Association
at Atlantic city: John l.. Coryell. of |
Union No. 1 James Moonan, Of Iii
hernia No. >, John T.. Schanck of
Fleet Wing No. 3; William II. Wilmot,
of Columbia No. 4.
The past summer was a record |
breaker for low temperature. Unlike |
the previous year there was no period |
of oppressive heat, while frequent |
ralnlnlls kept vegetation at Its fresh |
est. The highest point reached by |
the mercury was ON June %, when 1t |
touched % deg. The lowest tempera-
ture was II deg. on June IT,,
A short time ago dummy-a full |
snit of mans clothing stuffed with |
rags and straw-was found hanging |
from a limb of tree on Bridge street,
and Tuesday morning second dunn
NV was fonnd suspended from a tree
along John Lilly's property on South
Main street What is meant by the
perpetrators of these Jokes ~ is as
yet unknown.
Efforts are being made to get up
a course of University Extension Lee
lures to be given by Mr.. Lavell
on Modern England and Her EN-
pire. The price Of the course is
81. 30 for six lectures, provided at
1,