The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-08-21

The perfection of Bread Mae
Kay's Special.
Apprentice wanted to learn
millinery.
A. G. Hoffman.
William Hart was rendered IA
postal shower on his recent birthday
anniversary.
We are in receipt of the Thirtieth
Annual report of the state board OF
health of NJ w Jersey for 1906.
The Republican State Convention
will be held in Trenton on Thursday,
September 10Th.
Our readers will do we'll to look
up Donnelly's adv. in this issue, lots
OF bargains for those who need them
at and ! of regular prices.
Charles Akers who has been suf-
ferlng for some weeks with sore leg
was removed to Mercer hospital, on
Monday for treatment
Evelyn. the two-weeks old laugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Arnett,
died last Friday morning. The inter
ment was made quietly in Mt, Hope
cemetery.
Mrs. Ed, Abbott, of Goryell street
has been quite sick for week or ten
days. On Tuesday she was taken to
a Trenton hospital where an operation
for appendicitis was performed with
apparently good results.
The Rev. Edmund !. Kulp. pas
tor of Centenary NJ. T.. church, has
gone ON his vacation. The pulpit
was occupied Sunday by the Rev.
William j. Cooley of the Philadel-
phla conference.
-Iambertville Z. O.-List of letters
remaining unclaimed in the Post Office
for the week ending August l., 1907.
George Deale,
Miss Ella Matthias,
Mrs Lewis Shake.
j. ID. MAekAY, Z. NJ.
w. J. Scott, of Franklin street,
died at o'clock this wednesday,
| morning. Mr. Scott had been in deli
cate health for several months. He
is survived by wife. two sons, Wal.
ter aud John, and four daughters.
Mary, Sallie, Eva and Anna.
The following crack shots will be
present at the two days opening
shoot of the Lambeftyille Gun Club,
Thursday and Friday. August 10 and
30: Annie Oakley, Frank Butler.
Harry Overbaugh, Lester German,
J M. Hawkins, Harry Wells. Lewis,
Mink, Pratt, Coleman, Neat Agar
Sim Glover and Brown.
According to the contract made
with the collector of garbage i'll Lam
bertvlle, he shall collect twice week
during the months of July, August
and September. We advise our citi-
zens to set out garbage cans twice II
week as II Is dangerous 10 health To
keep decaying vegetation around
your premises during the hot wealth
er. Ii it isn't collected, inform any
member of the Board of II ealth or the
Conncilmen in your ward
4 dam is being placed across tire
channel of the Delaware river at
Wells Falls, below this city. 1t il Mt
this point that bouts are ferlied across
from the outlet locks Of the Delaware
and Raritun feeder To the Pennsylvan.
III canal and the river has been so
low that for some time it has been
necessary TO partially unload the
boats before they could cross River
men say they have seldom seen the
water SO low as nj present, boys
being able 10 wade across in some
places.
Although sentenced to be hanged
on August 30 for the murder of Mann
ing Riley, John +. Schuyler is not
likely to pay the death penalty on
that date. The court of pardous Will
not meet until after that date, aud it
is likely that Governor Stokes will
grant Schuyler IA reprieve SO that his
counsel can present his case before
the court, III hope of having the
sentence committed to life imprison-
ment. Until the court of errors aud
appeals refused 10 grant him new
trial Schuyler Is said TO have pre-
ferred death to life imprisonment,
but changed his mind aud signed the
necessary papers.