The Stamford American., 1906-10-11
LOCAL NEWS AND NOTES
RAPHs CONCERNING STAMFORD AND VICINITY

Thirty-nine deaths occurred in Stamford last month. Sydney H. Little, of Wilton. spent | Sunday with friends in this city. Next Monday will see the open 1 ing of the Elks' Karnival, in the Armory.
 Hartwell. Delap & Go. are offering at- tractive bargains in their children's de partment.
 Dr. A. c. Hexamer is selling the 1 furniture in the Hotel Rockland to- day at auction.
 MT. Charles W. Minor was in town on Monday, transacting some private business.
 The new time table on the New York. New Haven & Hartford railroad. went into effect Sunday.
 At this evenings meeting of Excelsior Lodge, Knights of Pythias. The rank oi page will be conferred.
 Mrs. Ella Reeves Bloor will deliver an address on Socialism" in Central Park Square, tomorrow evening.
 The flag on the Royal Arcanum build ing is at half mast, on account of the death of Nathaniel R. Hart.
 Messrs. Graf Brothers are making success of the market lately open ed by them at West Waterside. The Loyal Legion will give con- certs of colonial songs in the Casino tomorrow and Saturday evenings. Charles A. kilday-is at his home on Main street, enjoying few days vacation after an extended trip through New York state. The Blickensderfer Typewriter | company received a first prize for | typewriters at the Danbury fair last week.
 Seven new members were added to the their regular meeting held last Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. E. J. McComb has surrender ed her lease of the Hotel Rockland, and will sell out the furniture, etc.. at auction.
 A concert for the benefit of the Edward Mcdowell fund will be given in the Casino on the evening of Oc- tober a0th.
 The second degree was worked at Tuesday, evenings gathering of Leeds Council, o. U. A. NJ. State Organize r Osborne, of Norwich, was present,
 An emergency hospital has been established at the big plant of the Yale & Towne Manufacturing com pany, which will be in charge of a trained nurse.
 The three hundred dollars in gold which is to be awarded lucky ticket holders at the coming E1ks' Karnival are on exhibition in the window of Main stret shoe store. Things along the shore are begin ming to look decidedly like fall" " Most of the cottages are empty, and many of the yachts are hauled out, and even the water looks like cold weather.
 Harry Ball, the wei known engi- neer, has changed his place of resi- dence from Washington avenue to Myrtle avenue. His household eff fleets were moved to the new loca- tion on Monday.
 A party of Stamford boys started in a launch to see the automobile race on Long Island. last Saturday. Their pump broke down and they drifted to Eaton's Neck, where they remained until Monday morning.
 Many local launch owners started out, last Sunday morning, for a days outing on the Sound, but the great majority returned at an early l hour, on account of the heavy sea which was running in the Sound.
 A. R. Hart recently secured some excellent photographic views at the Corinthian Yacht club. The pictures include a number of yachts belong ing to the club, the Rocking Chair Navy and views of the club house and vicinity.
 "Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Glover of Stamford, have been recent guests of Dr. Glover's father, Mayor Charles L. Glover, of Norwalk. Dr. Glover is now connected with Dr. Givens' sanitarium, Stamford. "- South Norwalk Sentinel.
 Rev. George Bennett has with drawn from his race after the Re publican nomination for representa- tive to the general assembly. He will thus be spared considerable campaign work, and the result will
 be the same, so far as he is con cerned.