Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-24
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 at him, biting him. several times. In 1 the fight Mir. VAndeffnan dubbed the fox with his gun and broke it The l fight continued until Mir Vanderrnan seized a tree and pressed his foot upon i the neck of the fox. His companions caiae up, hearing shouts for help. It was found that the left front leg of the fox had been broken and the | hunters agreed that the foxs rather than run, desired to put np 8 fight. Farmers. I in thak district have lost many chick ems and lay it to this fox. Another far mer told of the bandit fox. and that degs were afraid of it as it had often attacked them and driven them nome. The fox was brought to this city by MT. iVanderfnan who is to have it mounted. Mir. vanderran's injuries were treated by doctor and it is believed that they are not serious He states that his ex- lperience with the fox will always De remembered, as it was the tightest cor ner in which he had ever been n4aced'
 SfSsorcsraists iTi taris region Have con quered Hosner Mountain and are look ing for further heights to scale. To interest them, A. J. Matffeu has put up prizes aggregating s250 in money to the winners of the hill-climbing contest at Mathieti Hill on the Hartford road, two and quarter miles from this city. The meet is to take pace Sunday, Oct. Soth, if weather is favorable, if not the following Sunday. The hAl is harder | to make than Hosmer Mountain, is III feet high and has g grade Of 5e per cent.
 DeSfsca4ory exercises for the Harold Anthony Gagef Memorial Gate were held Saturday at 12 o'clock at Tufts college. Mir. and Mrs J. M. Gager and I a number of friends from this city at tending the exercises The gate was presented the college by Mir. and Mrs. Gager in memory of their son, Harold Anthony Cor Tony GageT as his class mates of '21 affectionate1y called 1lim) and was designed by Prof. Edwin H. Wright of the Engineering School. Standing as 1t does at the main en- trance to the campus and immediately opposite ?. the Reg, the, gate will form one of the most conspiclious objects on attended by the college student body and faculty, all gathering at the Gager gate at the sound of the bugle. Fol lowing several SC ettions by the band, A. E. Peterson '92 who was responsible for Harold Gager's selection of Tufts as his college. delivered a brief address following which Dean Wren of Tufts presented the gift to the college, on be- half of the Gager family and the gift was accepted by the president of the college Al present joined in singing Alma Mater as a close to the exercises
 Boys who have bothered local resi- tents by peppering them with bird shoi rom their sling shots are now under ne watchful eyes of the, police, follow 'ng a complaint of a woman that she
 N.-E- fred by boy who ran away when sht ,ndeavore6 to find cut who he was Several windows and many aniIrale 1sve also been used as targets. Int 'oice vii arrest the first boy found ''sing his slingshot in any manner men toned.
 Engfne Company No. 1 was called O1 1t 1215 o'clock Saturday morning fo blaze il the shed owned by. the Will liTnaIltie Lumber and Coal Company Sii tbe rear of the Central Vermont freigh Ihouse. Twnety gallons of cheTnica = l>were used to eztinguish the blaze. ! ' is believed that a lighted cigarett thrown by a person using the footbridg sight. The blaze was discovered by MI and. Mrs. Reltx Bessard who were re turning home after attending the car :nival of St. Jean Bantiste society hel at the town hall.
 Following the precedent set I,y otfe labor unions, } the local labor unions 3 their meeting at Central Labor Unio hall voted to participate in the Arrnis ltice Day parade November 11th anI Iappointed the following committee Of ar rangements: Louis Thompson. John \ Andrews, and Iaro.d A. Mastin. Inv.
 tations are to be sent to all other Ia
 Dor unions asking that they participat in the parade.
 Ill Justice of the Peace Thomas T. Ke 0 ley has awarded damages of s81.14 {
 Engraving company versus Abraham
 Gluskin of this city. The case VIZ
 heard by Justice Kelley some time az Mr. and Mrs. George o. Strong
 North street left for Portland, Me-, Sa
 arday evening to join Mr. and Mir William L. Whittemore, who left b
 automobile Sunday, Oct 1e. The par
 The party will then enjoy weeks m
 tor trip in Canada and the Adirol
 dacks.
 a1sr5orie '. Worcester. 16, of Mi
 ford, died Friday at the Mansfield Sta
 Hospital and Training School The boz
 was taken in charge by Undertaker Js
 M. Shepard. Burial arrangements ha1 - not yet been completed.
 Funeral oervices for Sarah B. Pc
 kins were held Saturday morning at
 o'clock from the undertaking paTlors A. Jay M. Shepard. The services we Sk dtcfed Inv Pay ~fh,- n rr-,,Ax. +o