The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-02-28

The regular monthly Meeting Of
Common Council will he held next
Monday evening at 80
-Lambeltville Pufrs" are still going
up in smoke. Kline \ Son sells
tAem.
The employees of the Lambertville
Rabher Company are working ful
time.
For monumental work. go to
Harry X. Kramer Corner Bridge
aud Franklin streets.
Smoke 'Lambertville Puff's. take
none other on the statement that they
nre just as good.
-FoR SALE Two houses on Ferry
Street. Cheap.
L. II HoLooMnr
For Sale desirable 5 story. 10
room brick house. Inquire NJ Il.
Kilroy, = York street
Howard J. Carter has purchased
the property of the james Gregg es
tate on Clinton street, and is now re-
siding there.
The Centenary NJ. J.. tehurch OF
this city has asked that the Rev. Z.
]. Kulr, of Winonah \. j be sent
here ms pastor.
Iambertville Puff. 5e. An hon
est cigar. The fayorite brand of fas-
tldious smokers. J. B. Kline q Son,
No 9; Bridge St. LambertyiIle, Nj,
No service vas held AT the First
Baptist church ON Sunday evening ow
ing to tho illness of the Rev Frnncis
L. Church.
What would a grocery store be
that didn't sell sugar? About the
same grade rs CIGAR store TINT
doesn't sell eLambeftvile Puifs
-Russol Bowden, an employe Of
Tie Pennsylvania Railroad Company
OF this city, has secured a position
A. clerk in the Pavouia Shops Mt Cam
aen.
The ladies' Of The First Preshy-
terrain Church will hold a supper in
the lecture room ON Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, March Il md l..
Tickets q cents
Tie feealaf meeting Of the Town
Improvement Association will be held
At tho Friends Meeting House on
Monday afternoon, March :. at $50
o'clock
We are prepared to take orders for
engraving cards, wedding invitations,
etc, unreasonable rates. Cards print
ell from plate 80 cents for 30, - cents
hundred
F. H. Holcombe, agent for the
George NJ. Holcombe, Est, hns sold
to Samuel W. Kerr the property Nos
i2, II and as Min street known as
the Reinort Corner
Rooms FoR Rent ,Desifabieapart.
.ueat III the Hooker Building; Gas,
water and toilet accommodations
Inquire of
WALTER +. HAYHURsr
The annual meeting of the Union
Fire Company. Ne 1, will be held in
Their house on Church street, Thurs
day evening, March 8th, at 3 o'clock.
N the close of the meeting the mem
hers will banquet at the home Of Dav-
id Treftz, on Bridge street
The knights Of Columbus, who
lave occupied rooms IN Masonic Hall
building for a number of years, have
been ordered to vncate. 1t is rumored
that the Masons will use the rooms
for club headquarters aud will install
pool and billiard tables.
Dir. Minor c. Baldwin who re-
esutly delighted the musical people
Of this city at M organ recital given
by the First Baptist Church has been
engaged to give another on the even
irg Of Monday, May II.
The Committee of the Union Re
publican Club in charge of the late
banquet on Lincoln's Birthday will
m set at the usual place on Friday ev-
ening, March %. at eight o'clock. for
the purpose of hearing a final report,
and making settlement, and others in
terested may attend if they desire.
The main floor and gallery Of the
First Baptist Church were filed on
Tuesday evening When Gny Irving
Waltz, who won the hearts of all who
met him 1arinS his etay last fall was
present t. sung again the songs that
meant 90 much to many nj that time.
Mr.. Waltz still retains his pure free
styie Of singing and the evening pass
ed ali too soon for those present. 1t
ia hoped that IT will he possible to SO
cure him in the course of n few
mouths to train tho yeices OF the
children who dearly lsyo him and to
gives chorus concert NJ the same
lime.
The liability OF saloon keepers for
the decreased earning power of men
who get drunk on the liquor they aell,
il now very well established as n
pfIQolptc Oh lcSdi pIhctltt' '"9' 'e'S
Iva court in Nebraska has given
Judgment for 81, 900 in favor OF de-
serted wife against the liquor dealer
who sold her husband drink, and n
court in Chicago has found for fam
ily of orphan children, who are allow
ed an aggregate of SIT, 500 from three
saloonists who permitted their father
to drink himself to death. A settle
ment worker appeared as their next
friend and prosecuted the case for the
children. These precedents should
encourage such suits in other PAGES
The reason why actions OF the sort
are not more numer GUS is undonbted-
ly the helplessness of the women and