The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1909-12-08
WEDNESDA Y. DEC s, 1907

Lanbertville Puffs.
special Biscuit-Eyery Afternoon
L. B G.
Get your Red Cross Christina,
stamps at the RECORD Office.
There's whole lot of satisfaction
in bread made from THOMAS Fiour.
The real Bread l.. b. C.-Spe
cial every afternoon.
Million Krnbeck and wife have
removed from Princeton to this clty
5resi
Rcd Cross Christmas stamps f5r
sale this office.
For monumental work, go Ia
Harry X. Kramer, Corner Bridge
and Franklin streets.
seventeen years of steady increase
in sales is strong endorsement for
the "Lamberty,lle Puff"
Stafford Leftover has removed to
Hamburg, N j., where he will make
his home.
Can Won use rubber stamp in
your business? Let Ms know.
THORNTON. 40 Buttonwood street.
Secure conteutment through the
happv medium of "Lambertvile
Puff Insist on having the genuine
"A regular meeting of the Union
Fire Co No l, will be held at ths ir
honse on Thursday evening, Dsc 9th
at 7:30P. N
-FoR RENT, second story room,
formerly occupied nv the Binding
and loan Association. Apply to +.
I. Phillips
Fred Gordon, of Frenchtown, has
accepted position as travelling safes.
man with the Lambertville Rubber
Co.
Mrs. Prall Wilson of Delaware
avenue WIS stricken with paral, sis ON
Wednesday last aud is still in critic.
al condition.
Lost on Sunday, n So bill, between
Bridge street ana the lower nqneduct
on Swan street II found, return to
DONALD HEATH. 4s Ferry street
AT public meeting held in the
courthouse in Pennington Monday
night, residents decided to have the
town Incorporated into borough.
First class Fire Insurance only,
in the leading companies OF the world
at the old established agency in the
Solliday building.
T.. II. HoLcoMBE
w. II Frary who has been a resi-
dent of Lnmbertyille the past six
months, will soon leave for Jackson
Vile, Fla where he will spend the
winter.
The Guilds ofSt. Andrews Church
will hold their annual Christmas Sale
on Thursday and Friday, Dec and
10. Fancy articles, home made pies,
cake and candy will be on sale. @
A new addition has been built to
the plant of the Lambertvilie Baking
Company on toryelI street. The new
addition IL 40 II, ranged TINT the com.
pauN X Wagons can drive directly un.
der cover to load their supplies.
Wen who bava had experience in
DEVULC MIXING aud REGLAIM-
ING RUBBER from VULGANIZED-
RU iBER WASTE Please state age,
whe,e employed aud length of time
also give home address (Address)
Posi- Office Box No. SO2, Trenton. NJ.
The water was let out of the canal
on Sunday last which will compel the
paper mills of VIM. II. Gnndey, WIN.
Mann Co and the Perseverance, Mills
to close down for ut least two weeks.
Most uf the employees will be given
work on repairs III said mills.
II he canal company have removed
the Golfer dam in the river at Wells
Falls, put there during the dry wealth
err to raise water 80 they could ferry
boats across the river without being
compelled to tighten them Of part of
their cargo.
Charles Chapple of Delaware ave :
nue. has rented the farm of PraIl Will
son, near this city. He will make a
specially of chicken raising but will
still continue ut the head of the ship
ping department of the Lambertvllle
Rubber company.
AT a meeting of the Excise Board
last evening the applications Of George
Hazard to keep u saloon on Church
street and Owen Ennis to keep one on
the corner of Main and Ferry streets
were granted by the Board The APP
plication Of Samuel GZzl for saloon
gu South Main street was Withdrawn.
congressman Ira W. Wood has re-
turned to Washington for the session
of Congress which opened on Mon
day. The Congressman has written
to this paper that his address in
Washington will be the Cochran Hotel,
corner Of Fourteenth and X streets,
n W., his room in the House Office
Building, No. 423, and that he would
BIZ pleased to have any of his con-
situeuts who may visit Washington
during the winter call upon him at
either place and show them any
cpurtesies that may be within his
power.
AT regular meeting OF Lieut..
Aruett Camp, No. ~. Sons Of Veterans
the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term:
Commander--Sea Sites.
s. v. Commander John Cotton.
j. V. Commander-Louis Boutwell,.
Secretary-Sidney Hayhnrst.
m.