The Stamford American., 1906-10-11

town to-day.
 Policemen George Eagle is confined to his home on Main Street, by illness.
 Mrs. Walter I. Bradley is visiting friends and relatives in the west.
 Hartwell Delap & Go. have just the pair of shoes you want at just your price.
 The Paris Cloak and Fur House is displaying handsome cloaks for ladies and misses.
 torial staff. is back at work, after a short vacation.
 s. T. Smith, Jr., of this city, has been> granted a patent on a stencil ing machine.
 Deputy Sheriff John W. Scully, of South Norwalk. was in town yesterday, serving some legal papers.
 with the Western Union Telegraph Com pany.i in New York.
 The Alpha Pleasure club will en- joy straw ride tomorrow evening, if the weather is favorable.
 Frank V. Mellon has secured a position in the Schlitz cafe, corner of Main and Atlantic streets.
 Percy Swords, of Stamford, spent yesterday in South Norwalk with Mrs. w. H. Swords. Sentinel
 Miss Fannie Wardwell, of Elm street. was quite seriously injured last Monday in a runaway accident.
 Mir. and Mrs. Warren P. Hurlbutt. of Hoyt street, have been spending the past week with relatives in But Ter, N. J.
 John w. Alphonse, Sr., is nursing some bruises which he sustained by falling from a trolley car, one day last week.
 The members of St. Luke's club, with their lady friends, enjoyed their first dance of the season last Thurs day evening.
 The Registrars of Voters, Warren s. Abel and Cornelius OLeary, will hold a session in the town clerk S office next Monday.
 . Some unusually fine late vegeta- bles and fruits are being brought into town by Darien and New Ca naan truck farmers.
 Ee pduu COuuSCteu Wllu luS Along the kennebec" company at tracted considerable attention last Saturday by their quaint costumes and fine playing.
 A meeting of the Third Infantry Officers association was held in Bridgeport, last Friday evening, and was attended by several of the Stamford militiamen.
 Commodore James H. Ferris has returned from a short sail to Long Island. He returned with fine lot of escallops which a number of his friends pronounced to be A. No. 1.
 M. J. Flanagan, an employee of the Consolidated railroad, has be- come a resident of Stamford and moved his household effects from New York. He will reside on the Cove Road. The Corinthian Bowling club held it's first meeting for the season at the Burlington alleys, last Thurs day evening. Many of old timers were in attendance, and some good scores were rolled.
 Arthur Eggleston, Fred J. Stone, Frank Gourley and Harry Smith took in the big automobile race on Long Island last Saturday. They went from here in one of the Mechaley company's cars. Over one thousand automobiles, all shapes and sizes, passed through town last Friday, bound west. The great majority of the machines were en route to the big race on Long Long Island, which was run Satur- day morning.
 Miss Amy Gill, who has geen in New Britain for two years, is at her home in Stamford, being threatened eral of these attacks in the last few years and may undergo an opera tion. ."-Branford correspondent oi ! New Haven Union. ~ A party of thirty or more from East Norwalk and this city wen | across to Long Island, last Satur' day morning, and took in the big l automobile race near Mineola. They sailed on the oyster boat Ajax, start l ing just before daylight. The party l included Dr. O. G. Palmer, Harry B l Dayton, Frank Johnson and others.
 The nut season has opened anC l many of the rising generation made l ylSltS lnCO the SuDurDS Ill search O walnuts and butternuts, both O
 which are plentiful. It is a little early yet for chestnuts, but this doe not prevent the youngsters iron climbing trees, at the risk of bodil.
 injury and shaking down the un
 opened burrs or knocking then
 down with sticks and stones. Mr. J. B. Hendrie, of Fairfiel, avenue, is mourning the loss of handsome silver match box, whicl
 he lost on the street, a few day
 since. The box is an old one, show
 the effects of wear, but is highl prized by MT. Hendrie, as it wa formerly owned by his brother, tn
 late John Hendrie. The owner of
 fers a liberal reward for the return
 of the box.