The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-09-13
Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey

work, apply Mt this office.
Stationery in white and tiuts by
box or quire with envelopes to match
ut the RECORD Office.
-Lambeityille Puff" are still going
ue in smoke. Kline n Son sells
them.
For monumental work, go to
Harry X. Kramer, Corner of Bridge
and Franklin streets.
Samuel Scheetz, of New Hope and
Miss Effie Lee of tins city were mar
ried ON Saturday evening September
ID.
Richard Buckley of Doylestown,
who was formerly employed by Hart
well Sehadel was killed last week by
being struck by train.
Lamhertville Pun. DC. An hon
est cigar. The favorite brand of fas-
tidieus smokers. J. b. Kline Il Son,
No. p Bridge st. ,Lambertville, N. !,
Best new crop of recleancd limo
~ ''1H Tls - per ulSutls Il ecu Oh
all kinds al low prices at
LAMBERT y KERR's Coal YARD,
At Lambertville, n. J..
a trolley will leave Trenton at
80 p. m. for New Hope aud Lam.
hertyiIle, weekdays only, thus giving
the folks from this vicinity an oppor-
4 ii II
William Fields, who lives short
distance ont OF town was stopped by
two men near his home, when he
was returning on Thursday evening,
aud his money demanded 1t WAS ev-
ident that they were aware that he
had been paid "A sum of money that
day for when he refused they seized
linn and searched his clothing and
shoes without success On his way
home Fields thinking of the recent
robberies had concealed his money in
his hat
\ mistake was made in our issue
oil last week when We stated that dur
ing the fire at ,Iordon Mathews hun
dred dollars was taken from the home
of Edward Croasdale Mr. Cronsdale
rs he left the house called to his wife
Who was following to bring the money
with her, which apparently saved it
being taken. Nearly all the canned
ffalt was broken up aud a basket con
tanning dozens of eggs which they
intended to bring to town next day
We're broken all over the carpet as
were numerous other things.
Point Pleasant was the scene of
an unusually bold robbery on Tues
day night of last week, when Jordan
NJ. Samsel, his wife and son Charles,
were awakened TO find themselves
covered with reyolyers by two masked
men. The house was searched and
one hundred and twenty five dollars
aud two watches were taken One
of the watches is said to have been
the property of Calvin Solliday of this
city which Mr.. Samsel was using
while his own was being repaired
A safe in the store of William
Mason was blown open ON Wednesday
evening, completely destroying the
safe aud doing considerable harm to
the side of the building. As the safe
was empty it is iudged that the deed
was committed by strangers in that
vicinity Later three young men
were arrested in this city, suspected
Of being concerned in the affair
They were given hearing on Friday
but no evidence could be found to
hold them. The authorities are con-
vlnced that the guilty ones have es-
capped.
The home of Robert II. Fisher
near Rocktown was robbed on Thurs
day last while Mr.. Fisher and wife
were in Lambertyille. 1t was known
that Mr., Fisher had an amount of
money i'll the house aud every effort
WAS made by the thieves to find it.,
carpets even being torn up. Not be-
ing successful they reaked their spite
by breaking and destroying all the
fruit Mrs. Fisher had put up for the
Winter. Mr.. Fishers main object in
coming to town being to place the
money in the bnnk.
On the charge of being polyga-
mist in having four husbands, one of
whom she married at Lambertville,
n. j., one at New Hope, Pa, and two
IN this city, Florence Forest, aged 20
years, daughter of an employe of the
Pennsylvania railroad living ut New
Hope, Pa, and in Bordentown, n. } :,
and until today residing on Hamburg
avenue, this city, was committed to
four years at hard labor in the State
Prison at Trenton by Judge Scott in
Special Sessions Court here, this af
ternoon. The Judge remarked that
he would give the accused woman one
year for each husband. - Trenton
Times.
Her maiden name was Florence
Murphy, daughter of William Murphy.
The annual meeting of the w. e.
L. U. was held in their rooms IN
Phillips Hall, Church street, We'd
nesday afternoon, when the following
officers and superintendents were
elected:
President, Mrs. Lizzie Lambert
first vice president, Mrs. Julia A.
Powell; second vice president, Mrs.
Fannie Barber third vice president,
Mrs. Hiram L. Scarborough; cores
nonding and recording secretary,
Mrs. Mary Hayhurst; assistant treas.
urer, Mrs. A. II. Holcombe; superin-
tendent of Sunday school work, Mrs.
Julia A. Powell; social purity and lit
eratnre, Mrs. Charles +. HolcOmbe
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