The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-09-12
JESSIE E. PERSON, Editor.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT 70, 1906.

DNy SOul Sodi vi h6Os w hhSSeN
The old reliable MAcKAY's bread
Save your coal for winter. Cool
with Gas.
Ask for and insist on having
THOMAS Cream of Wheat Flour.
Ask for the Best Bread r MAC
KAY's.
See the new adv. of the Alexau
ken Cigar on first page of this issue.
Lambertyile Pufs, are ever
growing in public favor. Kline 4 Son
sell them.
For monumental work, go to
Harry X. Kramer, Corner Bridge
and Franklin streets.
Ask for and insist ON having Lam
hertvilIe Putfs. Best cigar made any
where for the money.
Corn wanted, shelled or on the
cob; also corn eobs for sale, $1.00 per
load, If carried in, % cents extra, at
LAMBERT u KERR's Mill. At
The second annual picnic of the
settlers Of Hunterdon will be held at
Be'lewood Park on Saturday, Sept.
22nd,
First class Fire Insurance only,
in the leading companies OF the world
at the old established agency i'll the
Solliday Building.
L II. ioLCoMBE.
The open season for gray snipe,
reed birds, mud hens and water
fowl began Sept /. The season for
woodcock opens October aud the
season for rabbits, quail aud squirrels
opens November 10.
The seventy eighth anniversary
of the Central New Jersey Baptist
Association is being held at the
Georges Road Baptist Church. Rev.
+. l.. Church, of this city, will make
the OF ening address at the Thursday
session.
work for the season of 1906 1907 at
No. 1872 n. Union street, Thursday
September 9th. All branches of music
taught Special instruction given to
those intending to become teachers.
The St Cecilia music club will meet
September 29th.
One way of Kidding the house of
flies is to put into an atomizer five
cents worth of the oil of lavender
slightly diluted with hot water
Spray it freely into the air aud not a
fly will remain ON the premises. 1t
also leaves a delicate violet fragrance
that is delightful.
John Lambert, who died in Am
we'll, February 4th, 1923, was Vice
President of the Council and Acting
Governor of New Jersey. The His
torical Society desires to learn when
aud where he was born. If any of
our readers can supply the desired
information, they will confer a favor
by communicating il 10 II. f.. beats,
of Pennington.
The new "Sneezo" eye glass
mounting Is great comfort to people
who prefer to wear eye glasses, 1t
stays on difficult noses with ease aud
security. Many persons are now
using this mounting who had to use
spectacles before. Il is made by the
Sun Optical Mfg. Co, of Trenton, N.
J., who advertise it in another col
umn of this paper.
That there is grave danger that
the shad will become extinct is point
ed out by United States Commission
er of Fisheries, George NJ. Bowers
Explaining how the toothsome fish
may follow the way of the bison and
the wild pigeon, he says in his an
nual report:
"Under the conditions which have
been becoming more and more pro-
nounced, the run of fish for spawning
purposes has been practically wiped
out in many of the most important
streams, aud unless some action shall
he taken immediately by which II fair
percentage of the shad may reach
their spawning grounds, the future
for this fish is gloomy.
-Edw ard Il. Soliday has resigned
as the New Jersey claim agent Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, his
resignation to take effect November /.
Bv Mr.. Solliday's resignation the
company will lose one its oldest and
most valuable legal representatives.
Mr.. Solliday was appointed New Jer-
sey claim agent of the company short
ly after his admission to the practice
of law more than forty years ago.
Since that time his service has been
continuous. His retirement at this
time is because of his desire to lead a
less active life owing to his advanced
years. When Mr.. Soliday's resigna-
lion was presented 10 TIE Gu uS ~ u
vania officials it was received with
many expressions ofsincere regret and
a strong effort was made to have him
reconsider his determination. His
duty as claim agent was to adjust
general claims for the company and
claims arising from injuries received
by passengers in wrecks and other
wise. Ia this work he was excep.
tionally successful. Very few dis
puted cases have reached the courts
and this condition has been due to
Mr.. Solliday's ability.
For some time past the Lambert
Vile Rubber Manufacturing Com
pany has been missing from the
moulding room quantities of lead in
bars, from which the moulds for rub
Der toys are made. The loss became