The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-06-06
Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey.

gave your coal Tor winter. Cook
with Gas.
Req nlar monthly neeiire q the
Board of Education this evening
Buyers of THOMAS Flour may be
sure of one thing there's none better.
For monumental work, go to
Harry X. Kramer, Corner Bridge
and Franklin streets.
Smoke "LambertyilIe Pnffs, -" take
none other on the statement that they
are Just as good.
Contractor Fred Park er is erecting
house for George Niece on South
Main street
Washington Camp, No. /, p. o. S.
of A. has presented Post 20, G. A. r.
with handsome new flag.
What would grocery store be
that didn't sell sugar. About the
same grade as cigar store that
doesn't sell 'Iambertville Puffs.
First class Fire Insurance only,
in the leading companies of the world
at the old established agency in the
Solliday Building.
F. H. HOLCoMBE.
Governor Stokes has appointed
Charles n. Reading, of Freuchtown,
John c. Haynes, of Annandale, and
H Nj. Voorhees,, of Pennington, Tax
Commissioners for Hunterdon Coun-
ty.
The Town improvement Associa-
ton will hold concert and lawn par
~ on Saturday evening, June 9th at
$50 Music will be furnished by the
Amwell Orchestra and refreshments
son street. Ice cream, cake aud home
made candy will be on sale Tickets,
25 cents, II stormy the concert will
be held in the Friends Meeting
House.
That our town is live town is
easy of demonstration. More bust
ness is done here now at this time of
the year than has been done for sew
eral years. We are not DESTROYS of
having the public think that we are
suffering from boom. We are en-
joying an increase in business and
prosperity. Our streets are crowded
early and late, people and teams are
bringing in produce aud money to ex-
change for goods, aud our merchants
are paying the very highes market
prices for produce and AT selling
goods at live aud let live prices,
and the people are not slow TO take
advantage of this opportunity aud get
the bargains as advertised by our
merchants.
Layton L. kugler, member of
Fire Company. No. 4, aud machinist
and electrician, has devised new fire
alarm system which Is though prae-
ticable and he has exhibited model
of it to the board of engineers and
common council. 1t is proposed to
erect tower with siren whistle at
the New Jersey Rubber mill, which is
centrally located. Sixteen alarm box
es will be stationed in the city and by
breaking the glass and pushing le-
yer, the current will start the whistle
blowing. At the same time the mum
Der OF the alarm box used will be reg
istered at each of the four fire houses.
The rubber company has agreed TO
furnish steam for the whistle gratul-
tously The proposed system would
cost 81 900 for installation. The board
of engineers endorse the plan and
common co uneil will probably adopt
it,
The memorial boat launched III the
Delaware River, Memorial Day, at
Easton by Lafayette Post, q. A. Il.
reached Frenehtown Wednesday ey-
ening aud was lowed to this city, by
two members of Mcclellan Post, OF
that place Thursday morning. 1t was
taken from the water here and
placed in the rooms of Major G. A.,
Angel Post, No. 20, where 1T was
viewed by many people during the at
ternoon aud evening. With a detail
from Post 20, the little craft was taken
down the river to Trenton, Friday, and
was met at Calhoun street bridge by a
delegation of Trenton veterans who
took charge OF the boat for the veter-
ans and placed fir esh flowers in the
several metal vases which are fasten-
ed to the unique craft. 1t was taken
through Trenton Falls Saturday
morning and sent on its way toward
the sea.
Painted on the sides of this boat is
this inscription:
Send Dat to Sea. Eastou, Pa,
U. S., May 80, 1906,
Don't Detain Me.
ITO the Memory of Departed Sol
diers and Sailors of the Union.
Lafayette Post No. 2l7, G. A. r.,
William r. Parks, Commander; Jacob
Mann, Adiutant; George ii. Hare,
Chaifman of Committee. -
"Stephen Nagle, Boat Builder.
DIR. Charles W. Allen, of New
York, died Of enteric fever in the
Colonial Hospital at Gibraltar, We'd
nesday, May 80. He had been land
ed from the North German Lloyd
Line steamer koenig Albert, which
sailed from Genoa, May II, tor New
York.
Born in Remington, n. j., Dec. 4,
1854, he became one of the leaders in
the medical profession OF New York
city. After studying in France he
went to Exeter Academy, and in 1873
was graduated from the New York
College of Physicians and Surgeons.
After taking post graduate course IN
Vienna and Paris he returned to New
York, where he became a recognized