Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-23
CITY NEWS.

George A. Lynch. a brother of the Rev Father Lynch of Bridgeport. for merly of this city will graduate from the Baltimore Dental College of Sur geons next Tuesday,. MT Lynch stood third in class of 120 scholars.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed ill the postoffice: Mrs c. l.. Chap mon. Alise Dubois, Harry Delmay Mrs Mary Geno. D. c. Kenyon, Mrs Elizabeth Larkin. Alice Lumb, John Martin, Porter street, Matthew Put nam, Miss Rosanna Neat.
 Mrs Rose Stonder of North street was Il caller Ut the office of the boarf of charities to-day. She said that hel husband disappeared three days agt and that she does not know where he is. She has a family of five children The family came here from Thomaster eight months ago.
 Suit has been instituted against the town of Woodbury by the heirs of the late Augustin Siddell for $5,000. Nh Siddell. while out driving one evening last winter drove off road where town laborers had been working and had been left unprotected. Mir Sid. dell was almost instantly killed.
 People who know something about trees think that the work of lopplas off dead limbs from the elms on the green should be continued until all the rotten branches have been cleared away. A man pointed out three dead limbs on one tree to-day which he claimed should be removed if the tree is to he saved.
 Chief Egan was asked to-day if ae had any objection to stating the nature of the complaint made to him yeSter- day which was greater than any ever received from the second ward. He positively refused to say anything about it, and added: No, sir, you caa't find out from me. I don't think you'd publish it provided you had the request l have to say nothing about it,
 Court Wolf Tone. F. of A, celehrat- ed its fifteenth anniversary last night. Chief Ranger T. F. Smith presided. Among the speakers were Dr Hayes, John c. AllmaR Michael Burns, NJ. Doyle, n. F. Kelly, l. H. Condon. w. H. Dineen, B. Sweeney and Edward Flood. The committee in charge con- sisted of Chief Ranger Smith, Edward o'Neill, D. F, Kelly and ]. W. Gib, bons.
 General orders of the state militia for the month of March have been .s- sued. They show an attendance of loo per cent for Company X of tlliS city and 99,S2 for Company c. Caa. tain Fitzpatrick. says that Company G would have been even with Company \ were it not for the fact that Private Powers, who broke his leg at the big eonfiagration here last February, was unable to report at the drlll meetings.
 The marriage of Walter French or North Main street and Miss Rose Xiv CTS Of 6ll North Riverside street oc. cured this morning at St Ann'S pa rochial residence The marriage cere- m0ny was performed by the Rev Father SeneSac The attendants were Nicholas Caniield and Miss orrie Xiv. CTS, Mir and Mrs Rivers left for Hart. ford on wedding tour. \ reception win be held at the brides home on Riverside street tonight and also on Saturday night when the bridal pair will return from their honeymoon. Mir and Mrs French will reside on North street.
 Thomas Reilly of East Main street and Miss Katherine Phelan. daughter of Mrs Mary Phelan of Luke street were married early this morning at St Francis Navier's church by the Re vFr Fleming, large number of relatives and friends witnessing the ceremony. Patrick Reilly, brother of the groom, was best man. and Miss Mary Phelan. the brides sister, was maid of honor. Breakfast was served at the home of the brides mother after which Nr ] and Mrs Reilly left for wedding tour 1 to New York and Washington. On their return they will reside on East Main street.
 The second night of Go G's Mischi. anza brought another large crowd to the city hall which was cooler and more comfortable than any other available place in the city. The fea, ture of the evening was the setting ur exercises and the bayonet drill of Ca G. which were well executed and much enjoyed by those who wit messed them. The German garden the Egyptian theater. the museum. all proved to be centers of attraction. A large attendance is anticipated for the fete this evening when the Training school cadets will make their second appearance in drill during the fair.
 Rev F. B. Stockdale. the new pas tor of the First Methodist church was rendered a reception at the church parlors last night. Charles & Chapman welcomed MT Stockdale in behalf of the church, and the Rev T G. Davenport, D.D., of the Second Congregational church, in behalf of the clergy of the city. Music was supplied during the evening by the Sunday school orchestra ana several local violinists, including John Rob- erts and K. Alton Clark of the '. NJ. c, A. orchestra. The parlors were hand somely decorated under the direction of Mrs Julian T. Smith and Mrs Clay ton NJ. DeMott, assisted by Oliver s. | Barton.
 James J. Barnes of 91 Railroad Hill street and Miss Margaret E. Kelly of 435 Washington avenue, two popular young persons, were married this morning at o'clock at St Patrick's church by the Rev Father Gleeson Patrick F. Bowes was best man and Miss Mary A. German was bridesmaid The bride was attfred in a beautiful gown of castor figure foulard and ear.