The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-04-20
Buy your coal Of Geo. W. Massey.

r OF monumental W0fh, 20 To
Harry X. Kramer, Corner Bridge
and Franklin streets.
growing i'll public favor Kline y Sons
sell them
The Lambertville Gas Light Com
pany have declared their annual divi-
dend OF four per cent.
-1ou can buy the best fresh mined
Lehish Coal for So 80 per ton.
ALFRED b. HoLcoMpE
HoUsE For SAIE-No 80 Delevan
street. John G. MOORE, 81 Bridge
Street.
Seventeen years of steady increase
IN sales is strong endorsement for
the "Lamhertv,le Puff. ;.
Can You use n rubber stamp III
your business? Let us know.
THORNTON. 40 Buttonwood street.
-FeR SALE Characterization Cabin
ct, almost new. John c. MOORE, 81
Bridge street
Secure contentmeut through the
happy medium of "lamhertville
Puff. Insist GU having the genuine
Miss Eva Gordon who has been
employed ms miIliner IN Easton has
been compelled to resign her position
on account of poor health.
la, Il ,,t t.,,,atA ~.
Euterpean concert with it's novel and
amusing Kitchen and Kindersynpho-
MES May 9th ut the Methodist Church
On Thursday evening, April IS,
All amateur drama. entitled valley
Farm. will be given in Hyceum Hall.
for the benz fit of Union Fire Com
pany.
First class Fire Insurance only
III the leading companies ei the world
at the old established agency in the
Solliday Building.
+ II. IioLcoMBE.
The LambertvllIe High School
are preparing to hold Il pie and cake
Argus, the school organ, IN II few
weeks.
E. W opdycke Il Son will hold |
their next horse sale at Frenrhtown |
gu "Wednesday, April eth. Some
speedy oues, trotters aud pacers.
Read their advertisement
commencing May list the Stry ker /
Library will he open only on Monday,
Wednesday aud Saturday evenings as |
is the practice during the summer
months.
Fred lIarbourl, of Nest Amwell I
Township, has been appointed Special
Agent by the o. 5. Census Depart
ment to take the Manufacturing aud 7
Industrial Census of llnnterdon and
Somerset Counties.
The degree team from LEM Len
ape Lodge, |. o O. f., went to New
Hope Monday evening aud initiated T
session of the lodge, "A collation. aud I
smoker was enjoyed by the Odd Eel
lows gathered from the various lodges.
The terms of Messrs G. n. Reud-
ing, of Frenchtowu, and j. G. Haynes,
of Annandale, having expired as
members Of the Iluuterdon County F
Tax Board, Governor Fort re-appoint- |
ell them-Mr Reading foi three
wears and Mr. Haynes for two years
The postal authoritie les are SAID to be
on the alert for people who violate the
postal laws 10y stufl'ing advertising |
matter in rural free delivery boxes,
and if detected they will be severely |
dealt with. The penalty is "A heavy |
one. Only mail matter, properly adj
dressed, is intended for the boxes.
-Lambertvile p. O.-List of letters
remaining unclaimed in the Post OF
fee April rs, 1910. Advertised April 20
and sent to Dead Letter Office Apr. 30, |
1910
Miss H. NJ. Bell, Miss Florence
Commerford, Rev. VIM. II. Lutz. |
Miss Emily Miller, Mrs. Thomas
Measley, Miss Mary Satha, Mrs. A.
Veugumery, Miss Adie Neugumery,
Miss Carrie Williamson, Miss Carrie b.
Williamson.
j. ID. MAckAY, i. VI
The following is going the rounds
of the press: "Chickens with natural
overcoats are said to have been raised |
at the Carnegie Station for Expert |
mental Evolution at Cold Spring llar-
Dor, l.. |. The chickens have wool !
instead of feathers and it is said the
queer fowls are being caref-ily guard
ed, and the public is not allowed to
peep at them until science at least is
satisfied aud has catalogned and tag
ged them. The creatures are said to
resemble chicken IN form, but their
wool and flesh, and even their bones
are black.
SMALL THEY ARE, But POWERFUL.
OF course, we are abiding to those