Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-03
CITY NEWS

CITY NEWS
 The First division. A. o. F., win meet tonight
 Mrs Matthew Kennedy and family of Brooklyn have returned from the shore.
 There will be a regular monthly meeting of the trolleymens' union his evening at o'clock.
 MT and Mrs John Ryan and family of North Main street left to-day for west Haven. They will be absentf about week
 Attorney U. G. Church is again at his office, after long sojourn in the Litch- field hills, recuperating after a seize of typhoid fever.
 The funeral of William M. Jumukis will be held tomorrow morning at 7:3O at St Joseph's Lithuanian church. h. terment will be in Calvary cemetery.
 Miss Mary Cunningham of New York, who has been visiting her aunt. Mrs Ann Bergin of WoIcott street, left to-day for Bridgeport to visit rela- tives.
 An anniversary mass of requiem wiIf be celebrated Monday morning at ' o'clock at the GmmacuIate Conception church for the late Mrs Michael Dit lon of Pleasant street.
 A regular meeting of the local aerie of Eagles will be held tonight at o'clock in Speedwe1l hall. The fair committee vii make a report. Several candidates will be initiated.
 Lillian Cecilia, the 1 year and months old daughter of MT. and Mrs James Herman of 9O1 Bank street. dicd this morning of cholera infantuIn. The funeral will take place tomorrow af- ternoon at o'clock, with interment Tn St Joseph's cemetery
 Nicholas AIoeller died to-day aA MiddletoWn. The remains were Drought to this city by Undertakers . Moriarty & Callahan. and taken to the family residence, 664 North Riverside street. Besides his wife he leaves two sons. John and George, also one brother and four sisters.
 Some person of mean nature stole bicycle belonging to Thomas Fallon, the we'll known insurance agent, few nights ago. The bicycle was in a hall at the house where the agent rooms and was stolen by some person who entered the house while the oc- cupants were asleep.
 Candidates for citizenship will here. after be charged $2 for their final pa- pers and the, usual price for the first papers, 90 cents. This increase in price is mandatory, law having been passed to that effect by the last legis- lature. Until this morning Clerk Root of the district court was in doubt what <. fee should be charged. This will url- doubtedly occasion considerable grum- bling for great many refused to pay S1 for their papers under the old rlll.. With the fee doubled there will dou- ble objection to paying.
 Thomas Pringle of Farm street, who left Waterbury mysteriousIy about five months ago and whose whereabouts were unknown for some time to his family and friends, returned to this city on Saturday It will be recalled that Mir Pringle's disappearance caused much anxiety to his family and friends, who feared that he might have met with foul play Mir Pringle. who was shipping clerk at the Chase rolling mill before leaving this city, is again working for that concern as the Eyelgh- CT of metals He is an expert work man and is well liked by his fellow workmen and superior officers. During his absence from Waterbury he was working for some time in Montreal MT Pringles family, who removed to New York state about month ago, will return to this city.
 Harry. Batchelder of this city re> ceived notice to-day from Captain Raf- ferty of the Yale football team to re- port in New Haven tonight. The can- didates for the center positions on the Yale eleven have to report a week or two earlier this year than the candi- dates for the other positions owing to the fact that new formations will have to be learned as result of the new twenty y-five yard rule. Batchelder was first substitute for center on the Yale eleven last year until about twof weeks before the Harvard game when he was compelled to stop training ow- ing to illness. During his two wears at Yale Batchelder has developed into a promising athlete. He may not report for practice just yet, as he has been i'll for the pas: three weeks, dur ing which time he has lost twenty pounds He could afford to lose that much, however, as he still weighs 2S9 rounds.