The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-09-15

Let your next suit be Spencer
Tracey.
Any carting to be done-see Me.
CHIMES 4 Cole.
John p. Norris has been en- tered as
student at the State Model School,
at Trenton.
The Reliance club will hold ban.
quet at its home next Tuesday even
ing.
Rev. William II. Woolverton, of
Stockton, will, conduct the services at
the First Presbyterian church of this
| city on Sunday.
Walk Overs and Beac on's for Fall
and Winter now ready. Come in and
look them over-the largest variety (
ssyles in town. RAPHAEL.
Calvin Solliday and Bryan Il. lay
lor are serving as members of the
grand jury from this city at the Sep
tember term of court at Pennington.
The Lambertsille Tennis club held
its monthly tea at the club house on
North Main street Saturday after
noon. 1t was largely attended by
members and invited guests.
The ladies' Guilds of St. Andrews
Parish will hold their annual Christ
mas Sale OF fancy and useful articles
in their Parish House, Thursday and
Friday, November . and 10.
The second annual clambake in
honor of the New Hope and lambert
vile baseball team will be held on
the lawn of the Delaware House, New
Hope, Saturday afternoon and even
ing.
Helen Stockton, two year old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Stockton. of South Main street, had
her right hand badly injured by
being caught in the wringer One
finger was broken and two were
mashed.
During heavy thunder shower
that passed over this section at an
early hour Monday morning two COWS
were killed and five others stunned
on the farm owned by Watson X.
Reeder, and operated by Edward
Kinsey, near New Hope.
The funeral OF Mrs. Lille Naylor,
wife of Clarence Naylor, who died Fri.
day morning at her home on Arnett
avenue, was held Monday morning
Rev. w. W. Harris, pastor OF the
Thompson Memorial church at
Brownsburg, Pa, conducted the ser
vices. Interment was in the cemetery
at Carversyiile, Pa.
A yonng son of William r. Naylor
was seriously injured Saturday morn
ing by jumping on the running board
OF moving automobile on North
Union street. He was thrown vio-
lently to the street and was picked up
| and hurried to a physiciau's Office,
where it was found necessary to take
| several stitches in bad scalp wound
He was otherwise cut aud bruised.
The homes of Edward j. Rennert
and William Kelly. on South Union
street, were entered by thieves dur
ing Friday night, Entrance in both
cases was in the kitchen in the rear
of the houses by forcing window.
The places were ransacked on the
A
valuable diamond ring was taken, be
sides quantity OF provisions. At
the Kelly home nothing but pro-
visions was taken.
The following petitions for nomiua-
ton have been filed with City Clerk
James II. Reynolds. to he voted for
at the coming primary election. For
city offices: Mayor, William Lauer,
Republican,; Judsou l.. Fields. Dem
oerat; member of council, First ward,
William A. Cole. Republican; George
Banchof and Augustine j. Moonan,
Democrat; Second ward, Dir. Theo-
dore Balderston, Republican ;Gardner
j. Fisher, Democrat; Third ward,
Albert ID. Anderson, Republican;
Augustus g. Hoffman, Democrat;
members Of school board, First ward,
John Malloy, Republican; Peter +.
Reilly, Democrat; Second ward, Will
liam H. Gibbs, Republican: Edward
III. Abbott and Augustus Blackwell,
Democrat; Third ward, Samuel Il.
Moon, Republican.