The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-03-07
Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey.

lou luis year.
-OPdycke's horse sale at Fleming.
ton next Saturday.
For monumental work. 60 to
Harry X. Kramer, Corner Bridge
mud Franklin streets.
Smoke "Lambertville Pufis, take
none other on tho statement that they
are Just as good
Mrs. Mary II. Green, wife of Ed
ward c. Green, diedi in Philadelphia,
on Friday, March ?, aged &C years.
1t is reported that the canal will
be opened for navigation on Saturday
March 10.
For sale-deslrable 3 story. 10
room brick house. Inquire NJ. II.
kilroy, = York street.
The monthly meeting of the Board
of Education will be held this Wed.
nesdayl evening.
-Lambeltyille Puffs are still! going
mp in smoke. Kline X Son sells
them.
-Lambertville Puff. &c. An hon
est cigar. The favorite brand of fas-
tidious smokers. ]. B. Kline L Son,
No ~ Bridge St, Lambertyille, NJ,
Louis S. Botti and Richard 4.
Botti have accepted positions rs
clerks in the freight department of
the Central Railroad at Jersey City
What would grocery store be
that didn't sell sugar About the
same grade as cigar store that
doesn't sell "Lambertville Puffs. >,
Walter +. Hayhurst has been ap-
pointed member of committee to
revise the laws of the Knights of
Pythias order in this state
William Culver has secur ed pos
ition in a spoke mill at Wilmington,
Delaware, and left here for that city
this week.
Theodore. the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Boan died at the home
of his parents, on York street on Sun
day afternoon, the anniversary of his
birth.
-Auctioneer Riley last Saturday
sold twenty head of Western horses
at Sheriff Opdycke's Frenchtown
horse market averaging S?0G g. per
head.
Thomas Cnllan, Of this city, has
purchased the East End Cafe at
Princeton, on Nassau stree, owned
by r. f. kuser. Mr.. CalIan took
possession March l.
The Delaware river was l. feet
above normal on Sunday on account
of the heavy rains on Saturday. The
water has done no damage aud has
gradually receded.
Don't forget the "Short Notice
Sale" of Sheriff Opdycke next Satur
day at Chamberlin' Union Hotel,
Pennington. This will be a first class
car load of Western horses selected
for this market
Tho New Jersey annual confer
enee of the Methodist Episcopa
church will open its sessions Tuesday,
March 18th, in tho First Church of
New Brunswick. Bishop Goo lsell
Will preside.
The ladies OF the First Baptist
Church wall serve one OF their ex.
eellent Shippers in the lecture room of
the church, April 18th and 10Th from
five to eight o'clock. Ice-cream,
home made cake, candy and aprons
for sale. Tickets % cents.
The annual meeting of the Union
Fire Company. No. l. will be held
Thursday evening, March 8, at 8
O'Clock. At the close of the meeting
banquet will be served to the mem
bers by David Treftz on Bridge street
-Four frame houses on Quarry
street were destroyed by fire on Fri
day morning about clock. One of
the houses was occupied by an Italian
family who were away at the time and
the remaining three were used by
Joseph Narducci for storing junk
goods. The fire department rendered
splendid service and but for them
several adjoining properties would
have been burned.
George Saunders, of New Hope,
and William Brown, of this city. were
placed in the city Jail on Sunday for
being drunk aud disorderly. After
being jailed they broke the window
panes in the cell and damaged every
thing else possible beside keeping
the entire neighborhood awake all
night with their noise. GA Tuesday
they were taken before City Solicitor
Sergeant who imposed heavy fines
and costa.
An entertainment under the man
sgement of the Ithica Conservatory
of Music will be given in the Centen-
arv NJ. f.. Church on Thursday even
inc. April 18th. male quartette
which has received the most favor
able comments at every concert given
by them will be the leading feature.
Miss Flora Stoll an elocutionist of
pronounced dramatic ability and
charming personality will also be
present.
Richard Scott celebrated his sew
enth birthday by giving party 10
number of his young friends at the
home of his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs
Harry Scott. Delevan street, from
4:3O until $3.50 Friday evening. Re-
freshments were served. Those pres
ent were. Richard Scott, Ewing W.
Joiner, Edward Holeombe, Arthur
Van Horn, Wilson Swallow, Alexan-
der Williamson. Albert Tomson and
Marion Scott.
A debate was held at the Centen-