The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1909-12-22


painted.
Seventeen years of steady increase
in sales liz IL strong endorsement ion
the "Lambe,tvlle Puff.
The Christmas sale held by the
ladies of st. Andrews parish re-
Gently netted them $225
Can you use rubber stamp i'll
your business? Let us know.
THORNTON, 40 Buttonwood street. |
Secure conteutment through the
happy medium of "Lamhertvilt |
Puff" Insist on having the geuniue
An all day shoot was held by the |
memb beers Of the Lambe,ivile Rod aud |
Gun Club on Holcombe's Island. last |
Friday.
Our merchants report good |
Christm ~ trade, evidence that nur |
city is resumiug Its old time prosper |
ity.
William Singley, OF Milford, has
taken position with the Lambert |
vile Pottery company and will short |
ly move his family to this city.
-FoR RENT, second story room,
formerly occupied by the BuiIdiHs |
and Loan Association. Apply to l.
L. PHILLIPs
TIM RECORD Office has diseouiin
ued the VI & + Telephone service aud
eau be reached by teephoning ION I
Bell.
First class Fire Insurance only, /
IN the leading companies Of the world
at the ED established agency in the
SoilidaY Building.
E. II. HoLcoMBE.
The Delaware River Quarry and
Construction company completed its
asphalt plant at Gilboa last week and
shortly the preparation known as
ttrapite," will be commenced.
AS is their usual custom ON Christ
mas, the b. p o. Elks, of this city,
will give dinners to the worthy poor
and bags of candy to the children in
front of the "Homen on Christmas |
morning.
-Enps Weiss has pure lasea the |
property on Bridge street owned lS |
Mrs Susie Dobiiuski Suydam aud oe-
cni,ied Dv the Lambertviile Lodge of |
Z KS fal So. 700 lie wall take possess
siou April ii st.
= The Delaware River Quarry aud
Coustf uctiou company is placing
top dt easing of trapite on II strip OF
about 400 yards near the boundry line
on the macadam road leading from
this city to Pennington.
AT regular meeting OF G. Wesley !
Arnett Camp No 10, Sous of Veterans
held Monday night, seventeen new
members were elected, six Of whom
were mustered III. The camp now
has more than sixty members.
Men who have had experience IN
DEVULCANIZING aud RECLAIM
ING RUBBER from VULCANIZED- !
RUBBER WASTE Please state age, |
where employed aud length of time;
also give home address. (Address) !
Post Office Box No. Su2, Trenton. NJ.
Tue newly elected officers of the |
Reliance Cub are: President. Stephen
Brad,; vice president, L. X. Price;
secretary, G. W. Ihoine; treasurer,
Russell Van Camp; trustees, Ewing !
T,bbeIs, Clarence Lusar, John u.
Eunis; janitor, John h. johnson.
The Christmas Cautata which will
be given by the FIRST Baptist Church
PROMISES to be of u pleasing nature.
Tue music aud songs are bright and
catchy aud the children are taking
hold of their parts with vim which
promises to make tue entertainment
q success.
Christmas is coming with rush.
Only two days remain for the Christ
mas shopping. Undoubtedly there
are many who do not realize that the
greatest of all holidays is so near at
hand. 1t is high time for those who
have not bought the gifts with which
they intend to make Others happy to
get busy. Not day and hardly an
hour is to be lost.
-Chaiged 10y State Agent Thorn
ton of the s. F. G. A. for failing to
provide proper care aud shelter for
his stock George Farley (colored) of
Stockton, was given hearing before
Justice Jones at Stockton on Satur-
day list. Witnesses stated that the
place where Farley kept COW
Was wholly unfit for it to be in aud
Was in filthy condition. A tiue OF
825 aud costs was imposed upon Far
ley which was paid.
The case OF George Cooper against
Police Chief Charles rreflz OF Lam
bertvils, was heard before Judge
Lloyd Wednesday. There were two
clslm for damages for assault and
battery aud the other for false i'm
prisonment. TreftZ was found not
guilty of assault aud was fined $25 for
fsise imprisonment. On September
la crowd of boys had congregated at
the news stand III this city, when they
were ordered to move on by the
policeman, Cooper, who was an en-
ploye at the news stand was standing
on the curb. it is said, aud was struck
on the elbow by Trefiz. It is said
some words between Treftz aud
Cooper followed aud Cooper was
placed under arrest and locked up
over night.