The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-09-23
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. %, 1908.
Buy your coal of Geo. ". Massey,

Cooks point with pride to bread
made from THOMAS Flour.
The perfection of Bread-MAo-
Kay's Special.
Have you seen kline's new views
of Lambertylle? 40 colored views.
LEGAL views l cent each. DOLL
HOSPITAL.
Retains Its moisture MAoKAY's
bread.
Apprentice wanted to learn mil
lnery. Miss HOFFMAN.
Better stop at Kline's and see the
40 colored views of Lambertville.
William J. Schenek aud family
will remove to Trenton October first.
Special Biscuit Every afternoon
at MAckAY's.
Best line of Lambertville views at
Kline's Post Card station
Choice New Timothy Seed, So. %
g per Bnshel. .,t.., p u.,,o,
Can you use a rubber stamp in
your business? Let us know.
THORNTON, 40 Buttonwood street.
One hundred and twenty five
local views at Kline's Post Card Sta
ton. Forty of them are colored.
John Malloy is building an add
tn hi nj ba of
Bridge and Main streets
-Lamhertville Pnffs, are ever
growing in public favor. Kline & Son
sell them,
Beautiful Tinseled Post Cards one |
cent. Doll HosPITAL Two doors |
from new Post Office.
Seventeen years Of steady increase |
in sales is strong endorsement for |
the "Lambertvllle Puff"
For monumental work, go to |
Harry X. Kramer, Corner Bridge |
and Franklin streets.
Birthday. Best Wishes and season
cards one cent each. Tinseled Free. |
Doll HOSPITAL.
Ask for and insist on having Lam |
bertville Puifs. Best cigar made any.
where for the money.
Evening Star Castle. No. Is, A. |
o. X of the NJ. G, of this city, enjoy. |
ed water melon treat on Wednesday |
evening last.
The room IN the Gandey building |
over the Post Office will be used as
Republican headquarters after Octo-
Der first
ID. Cifelli, of South Main street, is
decorating his house with fresh coat |
of paint which adds greatly to it's APP
pearance.
First class Fire Insurance only,
IN the lending companies oil the world |
at the old established agency in the
Solliday Building.
T.. II. HoLcoMBE.
The water in the Delaware river
the past week was the lowest it has
been for years. At the ferry ut the
outlet locks it is necessary to unload
the canal boats OF scows nearly half |
to get them across the river.
A small daughter of James Par
rish lost penny on Monday morning,
and to aid her search struck n match.
She dropped the match in basket of
clothes, starting small blaze An
alarm was sounded for the city depart
meut, but the fire was extinguished
with little loss
In accordance with the postal |
laws, it is no longer possible for any |
newspaper to publish lists of prize |
winners at any enchre party, fair or |
game of chance, or even to announce |
such affairs IN advance. Violation Of |
the law means disbarment from the |
malta besides $500 fine or years i'm
prisonment
A family gathering was held at the |
home of Edward A Gregg aud wife
at "a Delevan st Lambertvile, one
day recently Those present were
mTs bhluts NHhulSNA u, vi JtTSt} WY , |
Mrs. Rachel Thompson. of Newark,
N. j d. sisters of Mrs. Gregg, James
T. Gregg, wife and three children,
Marion, Irene aud Edward, of Phila-
dolphin, Mrs, Nellie Dilts and two
sons, Clifton aud Raymond, Miss
Edith b. Gregg, Ross Swain aud Ed
ward A. Gregg and wife. of Lambert
vile. A pleasant day WAS spent and
much enjoyed by all.
The motor boat owned by William
b. John, of this city, WAS badly
damaged, perhaps ruined, by mali
cious persons sometime Saturday
night or early Sunday morning. 1t
was taken from the mornings at the
foot of Coryeli street aud run down
the river To pier of the bridge. The
brass fixtures were stripped from the
boat and number of tools and Mrs.
Johns rain coat were also taken. A
number of articles the thieves could
not use were thrown overheard. The
= top of the boat was thrown overheard
and the cock of the gasoline tank
opened, allowing the fluid to escape
in the boat. Mr.. John discovered the
boat Sunday morning and later the
top was recovered at the falls below
town.
-Adjutant James o. Bells, OF Ma
jor c. A. Angel Post, No 20. q. A. X.
one of the first defenders from this
state, afterwards serving all through
the late civil war. carries on bust
ness of general repairs to furniture Of
all kinds and sharpens knives and
saws and is busy at all times near the
corner of Coryell and Main streets.
His place is also quite headquarters