The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-06-05

bertville Putfs. Best cigar made any
where for the money.
Can you use rubber stamp il
your business? Let us know.
THORNTON, 40 Buttonwood street
For monumental work, go t,
Harry X. Kramer, Corner Brldg,
and Franklin streets.
-Lambertville Puffs, are eve
growing in public favor. Kline & Sol
sell them.
The two local lodges of Red Men
lad "A peace dance in St. Johns hal
Wednesday evening
Friday. June l4th, is Flag Da,
aud all good citizens should observe
1t by displaying the Stars and Stripes
The five children ofthe murdered
Mrs. Della Congilio, have been taker
to the orphans home at Hopewell.
Raymond Stout has secured /
position i'll the grocery store of Con
over and Conoyer.
Secure contentment through the
happy medium of "Lambertville
Pun. - Insist on having the genuine
Insure in the Union Insurance
Company.
john c. MOORE, Agent.
ali. -'07.
First class Fire Insurance only,
IN the leading companies of the world
at the old established agency in the
Solliday Building.
f. II. HoLcoMBE.
The estate of William V. Cooley
last Wednesday sold the properties al
the corner OF Union aud CoryelI
streets to Mrs. Cornelius Kitten
house for 50, 250.
The wheel of nm ice wagon be.
longing to Morris Margerum came of
at the corner of Union and Coryell
streets Saturday morning. It took
Just five seconds fer II crowd te
gather.
Egg plants, Cabbage, Tomato
and Pepper Plants for sale at the Laa-
rel Bend Plant Garden. One half mile
above Brookville, ON Dilts corner
road. Call on Thursdays, no business
transactions on SUNDAYS.
p. l.. Hunt, proprietor.
William Kelly. son of John Kelly
died ut his home on Franklin street,
Tuesday morning aged about nineteen
years. He had suffered from Brights
disease for several years. Funeral
services will be held in st John
Church, Friday morning, at . O'Clock
the Rev. w. Il. Lynch officiating.
-Lambertsille z. O.-List of letters
remaining unclaimed i'll the Post Office
for the week ending May %, 1907.
Maryan Matthews,
Sig. Domenica FORTUNATE,
Sr. Don. Candida Boron.
Letters for the week ending June
Mrs. Florence Curtis,
MIR. Zerraina Lalla.
J. y. MAckAY, p. NJ.
A horse attached to Child's gro
Gerry wagon became frightened by an
automobile Friday morning. IN
stead of being hitched the strap was
tied to an iron bar. Before the
employees of the store could check it
the horse had two feet badly cut and
injured by the bar.
-George Douglass, of HulmevilIc,
died Tuesday evening, May 2S, al
$50 O'Clock, aged g. years. The cause
of death was cancer. He was the
father of Mrs. Margaret Moore OF
Cottage Hill, and Mrs. Elizabeth
King, of Hulmeyllle, who is fire.
quent visitor to this city.
AT the annual meeti ng Of the Sun
day school of the NJ f. church, held
Wednesday evening, the following
officers were elected. Superintendent,
Charles II. Wilmot; assistant superin
tendent and treasurer, l.. Z. Bodlue
secretary, Charles +. Holcombe; IL
brarian, Charles l.. Glmson; superin-
dent of primary department, Miss II
Marie Regain; usher, james X Mas
ten, pianists, Miss Stella Black and
Miss Mabel Hoag land; chorister, Geo.
II. Groome.
1t is said that John Burns, pro
prietor of the Clinton House, and
who was recently acquitted of the
charge of conspiracy to have what is
known as the "black mill" i'll Clinton
burned will now apply to the Court
of Chaneery for an injunction against
the MILL which is alleged to be vii
lage nuisance as well as injurious tc
the hotel property. 4 certain kind Of
castings are made ut the mill and the
dust coming from the plant IL said tc
be very annoying. If Burns gets
the Injunction he will have turned /
neat coupe on his late prosecutors.
"A fire was discovered Saturday
morning in the property owned by
". n. WOultN gu pliiSt SlttcA
The Lambertville fire department
promptly responded to the alarm aud
prevented II serious couhagration
The fire started on the third floor, i
is supposed from cigar butt, and
the floor was burned almost through
for the entire width of the binding
The only other damage was slight
caused by water. The two lower
floors are occupied by f. II. II oil
combe, assignee of J, b. Bratton, an'
the third floor by the Ancient Order o
Hibernians.
A concert will be held III koCk
er's Hall, New Hope, tomorrow
Thursday evening. High grade
artists, including Robert b Phillips
of this city will perform. Tickets
25 cents; reserved seats, 30 cents
The program is as follows: Bal adj
Ill, (by request) Chopin. Mr.. Phil
hnt