The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-08-02

box or quire with envelopes to match
at the RECORD Office.
Bicycle and Incubator new for
sale cheap, or exchange for poultry
Apply at 197 George st.
For monumental work, go to
Harry X. Kramer, Corner of Bridge
and Franklin streets.
-Lambeltville Pufis" are still going
up in smoke. Kline 4 Son sells
them.
William j. Egan has position rs
stenographera at YounS's Hotel, Allan
tic City.
West Amwell Township has an in
crease of 10 over the last census.
having population of SIS
The population of Iambertville is
now according to the census bulletin
5,0lG aninerease of3 over the census
of 1900.
Lambertville Puff. &c. An hon
est cigar. The favorite brand of fas-
tidious smokers. j. b. Kline X Son,
No. % Bridge st. Lambertville, Nj,
A half price sale will continue
through the month of August at the
store of Fred'k W. Donnely. Men $
and boys suits of reliable makes will
be sold greatly under value
At special meeting of Council
last Friday evening a five year con
tract was granted the Lambert vile
Heat, Light and Power Company to
light the borough of New Hope.
The race track on the old fair
grounds Just outside of the city limits
is beingput in good shape and arrange
ments are being made to hold Il meet
ing some time i'll August.
-You usually read the kilograms
that come to you of course. There Is
probably nm advertisement IN this
newspaper today of twice ms much
importance to You as was that last
telegram You received
Wanted ahustler with 5000 to en-
gage in business in Iambertville abso
lutely no risk, You invest the money i'll
staple merchandise; an absolute
monopoly from five hundred to two
thousand per cent profit annually. ON
y0ur Investment; for particulars
address Alexandria Macarthur, 25s
Broadway New York.
The man who rocks a rowboat as
practical Joke to frlghten the other
occupants is first cousin of the man
who also rs joke points gun at
another and pulls the trigger, beiiey-
ing the gun unloaded. The two prac
teal jokers make pair fit for Il
lunatic asylum. where they can employ
their time in perpetrating practical
Jokes upon each other.
- Carpenters, painters and masons
have made number of improvements
to the rectory of St. Andrews T.. +.
Church. The building will be reno
waited and put in good shape for the
new rector, who is expected to arrive
here the second week in August. The
grounds surrounding the rectory aud
church have also been put in good
order
The Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
is contributing its influence toward
preventing the youth of our land
from going wrong through the perusal
Of yellow" literature. The sale of
detective stories and bloodthirsty tales
of the ''Bleared Eyed Dick, the Peer
less Train Robber" kind has been
tabooed and they will not be permitted
to be sold on trains or within the sta
tons of the company.
"A straw ride to Pennington was
taken by number of Young people
of this city last Wednesday evening.
Those who enjoyed the frolic were:
Misses Katie Kelly, Kate Banahan,
Jennie LAWN, Agnes Weiss, Emma
Taylor, Kristine German. Mary Leary
and Nettie Greene. John Flood,
Harry Clark, Thomas Matthews, Nah
lon Van Norman, Harry Bowe, Charles
Bright, Clifford Hawk aud Frank
Slack.
This West Chester special will
interest many in this city;
Many of the shade trees, have died
this season and the blame is laid at the
door of leaking gas mains. Leakage
of electric current from wires touching
trees is also advanced as cause.
The idea conveyed above is worthy
the attention of property holders
everywhere, although what they might
be able to do about it is not exactly
clear.
-Lambertvile p. O.-List of letters
remaining unclaimed in the Post
Office at LambertyilIe, N. j. for
thirty days ending July 30, 1906:
Annie Brink,
James Colligan,
Miss Mary Hockenbury,
Rev. NJ. S. Mason,
Bayard Smith,
Russell Stuckert,
Miss Merry Wojnai,
Hugo Worle,
Arthur Whitehead.
Joseph Strollo, was seriously in
iured by derrick falling on him at
Ledger's quarries, Stockton, about
eight weeks ago. and who was re-
moved to st. Francis Hospital, Tren-
ton for treatment, died Wednesday.
Funeral services were held at st.
Johns Church, this city, Thursday.
Interment was in st. John cemetery.
A wife and five children survive. The
Amberto Society attended the funeral
marching from Stockton to this city
a distance of four miles and carrying
the American flag and the flag of
Italy.
STACY s. Fisher. II years old, son
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