The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-10-30

Zine weather now for long outdoo
walks.
The perfection of Bread-MAc
Hays Special.
Thomas Flour has been sold t,
consumers for over half a century.
Common Council will hold il
regular meeting next Monday even
ing at O'Clock.
Owing to break down the Lam
bertyille Spoke works were closed
few days last week.
-Lambertville Putfs, are eve
growing in public favor. Kline Il Sol
sell them.
The regular meeting of the Boar,
oil Education will be held next Wed
hesdav evening at s o'clock.
The regular meeting of the Tow
Improvement Association will be helt
Monday, Nov. 4th, at 3 P. NJ. in tn,
Friends Meeting House on Yorl
street.
The William Mann Company ar,
building large brick store hous,
and putting in new scales and a sta
honary engine at their mills in this
city.
Scott Updycke. who recently rob
bed the G.. } Fisher store of gro
ceries and money, was taken to Elem
ington and placed i'll Jail last week by
order of Mayor Ely.
-LambertviIte z. O.-List of letters
remaining unclaimed in the Post Oflic,
for the week ending October 26. 1907
Mrs. John krewson.
j. ID. MAckAY, Z. VI,
Open season for hunting game il
this State opens on November TO-
but as this will be SUNDAY You Ind
better defer il to the next dav. Mon
day, unless yon want the Game War.
dens after you.
John +. Schuyler, condemned To
life imprisonment and Michael To
massi condemned to suffer the death
penalty in the electric char at State
Prison, were taken to that institution
by Deputy Sheriff Dilts, Tuesday
morning.
1t is sad by one of the watchmeu
at the county Jail, that Tomassi, who
was recently convicted of murder IN
the first degree, did not think before
his trial that he would get over three
months imprisonment for his crime.
1t is understood now. however. that
he has changed his mind.
EARLY last Saturday morning NJ
attempt was made to rob the residence
of Gervas Ely, York street. An en-
trance was effected at the rear of the
house. \ member of the family was
Ill aud heard the noise An investi-
CATION showed that the doors of the
first floor had been opened 10 prepare
for flight. Nothing WIS stolen and
no clue was left.
The following members of Go. +,
this city, have been honorablv dis
charged: Quartermastcf Sergeant Ed
win II. Lawyer, Corporal Jonathan
W. Dillcy. Privates William II. Hoff
man, John -. Rocks and Harry r.
Fisher. Dropped -Priyates Michae
ID. Kanally, Walter II. Conway, How.
ard Shafer and Frank Bailey.
"A number of the members of Tia,
G. L society of the Baptist church OF
this city, attended the Christian En-
deavor convention at Baptisttown
last Thursday evening. Among those
who attended were Rev. George Bod.
dis, j. 7. Borden, Miss Anna Lodor,
Norman Conover, Raymond Fret,
Melville Warford. Martha LaBaw
Sarah Cook aud Mr.. aud Mrs. Ralph
Slmouton.
The annual report of the teach
ers' retirement fund shows that
Sl4 ,9lS 90 ~ the amount of annuities
granted during the year 10 forty
teachers, the average being nearly
1868. Among those who received
annuities are the following: Maggie
b. Ditmars, Pennington. $50, Alex.
p. Kerr, Lamhertville, S650; Mrs.
Elm Hiner, Qnakertown, $3.50; Rachel
+. Scarborough. Lambertvi lie, 1876 so
Prof. Frank T.. Kerr, principal of
the public schools Mt Alpine, n. J d,
has resigned his position To take n
higher one III the public schools of
New York City Mr. Kerr is rapidly
rising III his chosen profession and
his friends in Huuterdou county are
glad to hear il. He is brother to
Lewis Kerr, of this city, of the firm
of Lambert Il Kerr.
The New Jersey State Board OF
Health has conducted an inspection
of the banks of the Delaware river be-
tween Lambertvilie aud Bordentown,
in order to bring about abatement of
instances which it is alleged are pol
lutiug the river water. At Lambert
VILE, as many as sixty violations of
the law were discovered aud orders
have been issued that they shall cease.
The oifenses, individually, were not
of Importance, but in their aggregate
they endanger the purity of the water
supply of Trenton, so SAYS one Of the
papers of that city.
T0massi Sentenced TO Die.
Justice Reed went to Pennington
Monday afternoon for the purpose of
pronouncing sentence on Michael
Tomassi, who was convicted of muir
der in the first degree for the shoot
ing of Mrs. Della Congillo in Lam
bertville. Tomassi made application
through his counsel for new trial