The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-08-09
Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey,

likewise coat of tan.
The fine for fishing on Sunday is
ss5 and costs. Comes high, boys.
Wanted Girl for general house
work, apply at this office.
Stationery in white and tints hy
box or qnire with envelopes To match
ut the RECORD Office.
Bicycle aud Incubator newt for
sale cheap, or exchange for poultry
Apply at 19a George st.
Mosquito bite? Don't Scratch;
ldther we'll with common soap: No itch
no scratch
The l.. A, G. anticipates holding
an animated picture show on the
grounds Mt an early date.
John Mullineanx, statianer, has
been awarded the contract 10 furnish
supplies for the Eamhertville public
schools the coming term.
The opening of our public schools
will take place on Tuesday. Septem-
Der ).
For monumental work, go to
Harry X. Kramer, Corner of Bridge
aud Franklin streets
Lambeltyille Pulls are still gong
mp IN smoke. Kline y Son sells
them.
Joseph Masterson is suffering from
a sore foot, the result of stepping npon
rusty naiI at the railroad shops Fri
DAY
\ moonlight trolley ride to Tren.
ton and return will take place on We'd
nesday evening, August 10th, under
the auspices of tie Centenary NJ. f..
Church. Trolleys will leave this city
at clock returning leave Trenton
at 10 p. IN. Tickets 81 cents for round
trip.
Wanted hustler with 5000 to en-
gaae III business IN Iambertvile ALSO
lutel, no risk, you invest the money in
staple merchandise; an absolute
monopoly from five hundred to two
thousand per cent profit annually, on
yom Investment: for particulars
address Alexandria Macarthur, 25S
Broadway New York.
The Gospel Meeting will be held
IN the Ball Park next Sunday after
noon at o'clock The address will
be given by Rev. w G. Stinson, d. ID.
of New York City, DIR. Stinson is an
eloquent preacher, and will occupy
the pulpit Of the Pfesbyterion Church
for two Sundays during the Pastor s.
vacation.
The Sefgeantsyille correspondent
of the Democrat Advertiser says that
an old burYing ground i'll corner of
a field on the farm of Captain John
Shields, near Grover contains the
bodies of more than one hundred
slaves, once the property of the old
settlers while Jersey was slave State.
1t was an economical old member
of the Ocean County Board of Free
holders who, when bill came before
the Board for "ribbons for type
writer, -" objected to paying it remark
in that "she's nice girl but the
county is under no obligation to buy
her clothes.
1t is expected that thirtytiye
states will send teams of twelve men
To the annual rifle shoot for the Gov
eminent trophy Mt Sea Girt. August
~ to September Q. Among the teams
will be one from Hawaii. This event
is creating more interest among mill
tary men every year and the compe-
tition for the prizes will he close.
The macadam road to he bnilt he
tween Lambertyille and Ringoes will
be fourteen feet wide The work is
to he completed by January | next.
State Road Commissioner Hutehin-
son will appoint supervisor, who
will be paid by the State to see that
the work is properly done. lie viii
be assisted by Comfy Engineer
Cooper, of Easton.
-Guiseppe Rossi, the Italian who
murdered Nincencio Gompetti IN this
city, on Sunday morning, April "a,
and made good his escape from the
clutches of the law, was sentenced to
life Imprisonment in Italy about a
fortnight ago. 1t seems that Rossl
who murdered n man in his own conn
try several years ago had come to
America to escape punishment, and
after he had committed his crime here
returned home, thinking that the
affair had been forgotten. lie was
immediately arrested. and given the
above sentence.
A dispatch from Glen Gardner
says that orders were received on
Saturday to suspend Mt once all work
on the State Tuberculosis Sanltarlum
near that place. About 3G0 feet of
the wall will have to he taken down
because the cement will not harden.
While the mortar appears to harden
on the surface of the wall. the interior
is like sand or dry clay. Four ex-
detrimental piers were recently erected
with different kinds Of cement and
materials. These appear to be all
right. but are not satisfactory to the
architect, as the mortar does not
cling to the stones with sufficient
tenacity.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
last week issued orders to the crews
employed in the passenger service on
the Belvidere Delaware division, most
of whom reside in Phillipsburg, inform
ing them of important changes in
their duties. All passenger trains
will be run through from Manunka
Chunk to Philadelphia. The five
crews employed on this division will