Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-30
CITY NEWS.

special forecast for Connecticut: Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday; llgnt to fresh southwest to west winds.
 The Consolidated team, which was to play in Winsted tomorrow, will not do so, as the game has been can celed
 Evelyn M, Upson of Wolcott. admin istrator upon the estate of A. J. Plumb, to-day filed ish last report of his management
 Mrs Sarah Plumb, daughter of the late R. B. Perkins, was to-day ap- pointed administrator upon his estate, the executor, Judge Lowe, having re- signed.
 Only few tickets remain unsold for the annual excursion of the Y. NJ. .. L. A. society to Hanover park on Labor day. Do not miss it. as it is one of the most popular excursions of the year.
 Miss Emelie Schindler, aged 25 years, died yesterday at the home of her sister on Birch street. Besides her husband, George Schindler, she leaves three small children. her mother. Mrs N $. Flanigan. and three sisters. Mrs J. D. Smith, Mrs Elmer Cowan and Etta D. Smith, all of this city. The funeral will take place Sunday after noon, at 2 o'clock from the residence of Mrs J. D. Smith where services will be held
 A birthday party was given in honor of Miss Mamie Walsh at her home on Mattatuck street on Tuesday, A large number of her friends were present and merrily did they enjoy themselves. Festivities reigned until an early hour the next morning. Vocal solos were given by Jay Mcdonald and Miss Mar garet Neville, while Harry Cook, Dean Stowe, Lucien Wolff and Miss Keegan added to the pleasure of the evening with several piano seletcions Recita- tions by D. J. Lawlor were. a feature of the evening. Dancing was held in q vacant house nearby. At F o'clock supper was served. Miss Walsh was presented wii6 gold watch by her shopmlates at the New England Watch Cos and with gold watch pin by a friend
 The Rev Father James J. Egan,
 who has been for year assistant pas tor at Branford, has resigned on ac- count of ill health. Father Egan was for many years assistant at St Pat | l he was assistant at the Sacred Heart 1 church, Waterbury. He was obliged
 to resign on account of failing health
 about three years ago. He went to | Peoria and was assigned to parish duty by Bishop Spalding. Tn the west | as well as in his own diocese Father l Egan enjoyed the utmost respect of l all who knew him. He is a preacher of exceptional merit and his absence | from the diocese will be a distinct ] loss. Father Egan will probably re- l turn to the Peoria diocese, where his former work was highly appreciated l by Bishop Spalding, who was reluct- ant to suffer him to return to his own l state.-Hartford correspondent of the Catholic Transcript.
 Last week was a merry one for
 Isaac and Frank Weinstein. They got l married and of course were happy. Their brides are sisters. Isaac con- ducted the Boston shoe store on Soutl Main street Tn Ho1ohan's building. In 1 the goodness of his heart and as a wedding present to his brother he ad- 1 mitted him to partnership, nOtwith standing that Frank had but SIP. 90 to invest in the business. To-day all is gloomy to the brothers. They are up in arms against each other, and l the prospect is they will wind up in
 law. They have demanded division
 of the stock, and for the past three days William Conlon of the Conlon
 Bros, Ralph Colby and man named | Lindsay from New Haven have been taking inventory. George W. Minor is also on hand as referee. Attorney Root represents Frank Weinstein i1 l the matter and Judge Lowe is taking care of Isaac's interests. Inventory
 was completed to-day, and now one o1
 the brothers claims it is all muddle
 and therefore wrong.