Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-14
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American band concert in City hall i this evening.
 Sarah A. Frisbie, aged 75 years, died ] last night in Oakville. ~- ssDorothy" by the Baker opera com pany at the opera house this evening; Special weather forecast for Connecti- cut: Local rain tonight, fair and colder Wednesday. pointed conservator over his mother, in the prabate court.
 The hearing on the will of Henry l.. Welch was this morning adjourned ur- til next Tuesday.
 Mayor D. F. Webster is to day receiv- ing the congratulations of his friends. It is his fortieth birthday. ; Mrs Dr Kelly of Conneaut, Ohio, and Miss Genie Perkins of Terryville, are visiting friends in this city. Dr Carl E. Munger is attending the annual meeting of the Manhattan Eye and Ear hospital medical staff in New ] York to-day.
 Many answers to A. w. Castles word puzzle, printed in the DEMOCRAT yester- day, have been received. The name of the winner will be announced to-mor- row.
 Henry Adams of 996 South Main street is able to be out again after an attack of rheumatism, which has con- fined him to his home during the last four weeks.
 The funeral of Sarah Doolan, infant daughter of Patrick Doolan, was held from the residence of her parents, 215 South Main street, at 4 o'clock this afternoon to Calvary cemetery. ' tuck division is off duty for few days, owing to the death of his father, Dennis IColgan, for many years in charge of the drawbridge at East Bridgeport.
 The European mail, to-day, has been overloaded with messages of we'll wishes from friends in Ireland to rela- tives in Waterbury. Any number of the envelopes contained sprigs of sham lrock.
 A carriage belonging to R. E. Egglc. ton was completely wrecked in Wolcott Iyesterday. The horse became unmanage able in the deep snow drifts, and dash ing away almost destroyed the turnout besides cutting deep gash in one of hi; legs.
 An interesting game of whist wal played at the residence of MT Blanchettt last evening. The game was played or
 
 thirty two points more than their oppo nents. Messrs Comeau and Trotier were I the losers and Messrs Pratte and Elan chette, of course, were the winners. aI The total grand list for the year o center school district has been com pleted by School Clerk T. J. Moran The total valuation amounts to $9,SS4, 05S. Of this ten mills on the dollar, O $9, ,SS4 05, goes into the sinking fund leaving $SS, ,956. 53, to which may b. added $19,944 received, or a total o @ $10S, 300. B, for meeting the expenses O ? the schools of the center district. Receiver Mcleod of the Reading rail 2 road, with party of nine stockholder of the New England road, passe, 5 through this city at 6:30 this morning en route for Boston to attend the an - nual meeting of the New England stock ! holders. The meeting was called t U order ini Fremont temple, 250 stock . holders being present. Mir Mcleod wa U made chairman and an adjournmen taken until o'clock this afternoon.
 L. D. Durfey of Owega, Tioga G New York, is visiting his son-in-law ? Ticket Agent Sackett!~of the Naugatuc station. Mir Durfey is an old lin democrat and called at the DEMoCRA office yesterday afternoon to remin
 the staff that when in Waterbury las lsummer he made a prediction tha Cleveland would be nominated an
 elected, and would carry New Tor
 state by a very large majority.
 The sale of tickets for ''Gold," to t
 presented at City hall on St Patrick
 afternoon and evening, by the Sacre
 Heart church choir, has been large, bu
 many desirable, sittings may yet | secured. The chart is at M. F. Daly
 Co.'S drug store, The afternoon perform
 ance will be complete in all detai
 and will afford an excellent opportunit
 for ladies and children to see the pla
 and hear the singing.