Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-14
DAMESON

 A3fer. Sn illness Of four yearz. the via Ce George A. Parker, occurred at thsRE homo in Brooklyn during the very carly hours Of Wednesday morning
 Mrs. Parker Tas burn in Brooklyn on F&. 15, 1&11, . daughter oe Horace E. and Sarah Weaver Greenman and had uvsd all of her life In that town. lEshs hsves her husband, three children -GwdeP, 1s. Frank, II. and Muriel [. br Hther and mother. residents in Of Srr4nSneSd, and three brothers, Fred efeek Of Hamspton and Walter and Gro yer 0e Brooklyn.
 J~ss TROmDsOn. KAItnxfy's oldest ctEfDsn, was 50 seriously i'll Wednesday afternoon at the home of his daagMts- to AttSwaugan that fears were felt for 6is recovery. MK TAonpson became an1consetous during Tuesday night aud Rpparentty the end was very near at Ax0d, but he rallied after a time and wSS considerably stronger during Wed neaREy, though not sufficiently so ts hold great promise for his recovery. MT. Thompson Is 1a4 years of age and ono oS the oldest citizens of Coanecti- cut He has been resident of Killing ly great many years and as it's ofd-
  one.
 Wednesday morning at g o'clock the funeral of Francois AAYter Bessette was held from his home on the West Side with funeral services at St. James' church. Revs. John Roux, NJ. S., J. B. Shelley. M. S., and Joseph Mouss1er. M. S., were the ofncers Of the solemn high mass of requiem. attended by cein- tives. many friends and representatives of the Union St. John Baptist and other organizations with which the deceased was afd1fated. Burial was in Holy Cross cemetery. The bearers were John N. Bessette, Arthur vieas, Joseph N IIavaEle, Henri Gou1et. Joseph Caror and Cleophas Beauvin. Louis F. Ken. nedv was in charge of the arrange meutA
 Fro=s "a E%Ssz1sAiRg re- s 3. 5 Kennedy Wednesday morning the fu- neral of Baen Doherty was held, with , solemn high mass of requiem at St James church at 1O.5o o'clock Rev Joseph Moussier, M. S., was the ceIe 6raut with Rev. Father Normand al MO0sup and Rev J. E. Shelley, M. 6. as deacon and sub-deacon. Burial wa. in SE James cemetery. The bearer were Thomas J. Awkward, Edward Me Dermott, James Monohan and Patriea F. Murray.
 Wednesday, afternoon tho funeral O the infant of MT. and Mrs. AdeIart SSVofe was held from their home Ii MoOsup with burial fin the Sacred Hear cemetery at Wauregan, Louis E. Ken nedy was In charge of the funeral ar f4ngemenes.
 removed from the waters of Aiexan derAs lake Wednesday by a gang 0 men from the Goodyear Mills and un der the supervision of Deputy Gam WGrden F. E. Kfes. Duck hunters wh wsre at tAe lake Tuesday afternoo were eye witnesses e the tragedy ' wS1ich the deer lost it's life. The A1ti,na started to cross on the ice and made ls wSY weH out over the surface of tN rEEse upon spot where the ice va tfltn over spring hole and brok tfrUUgh
 The duck hunters breathiessly wstes ed the SziInaFs struggles to haul itse out on 6o the strong fee again, but tf, edges R the fee around the place w4aes the deer brUEce through continued 1 crun1Oie and after a long sustained an WIf4nt effort the animal finally san exhausted and WAS drowned. n hunters could venture at |, saviBx tA
  The matter was reported to warde Keg TuesAay evening and he arrange to have the carcass removed wedne. day, when a boat was brought out a4 the task accomplished Tho deer i'm lost FB Me fin Alexander's Mke was t4 second to be drowned in this territol WStEAn week, the other going dow . in QuiRebaug lake, south Of Daniefso Baptist ladies will hold a food sa at Mrt W9thlngUoa's, Spring stree Friday, at 3 p. m.-adv. One consolation incident to the con ing of a cold wave m a period wht coal is not too plentiful Tn Danieast was tissf the Arctic weather was forr ing up what Is rapidly developing in . rrcm4sing Ice Crcp for 1925.
 Rev. F. W. Hodgdson ot Boston, 0, of the leaders in the Congregatfoz GeRCmination in New England, is Bpe11 at the morning services at il Westheld Congregational church ne. Sunday and his coming is awaited wi faterDG
 ica:ssius s. ChasA w4p is rspresenes, a surety coEnp9Ry, has been spendlnz tSw days A town. MT. Chase now Hartford. formerly was engaged as rsanufnctrrer oe Moo4ens in Daniels E8d at ElmVllse.
 Friends here received on weSfAesf cards from William F. McDermott, VI is at Msgog, P. e. at the present tii and who ts to be engage6 in Cana during tAo greater part of the winte.
 DalteasSn nOtOrists who were P2pvfdezce Monday evening and une psetsdfy oAHsa4 In the ice storm h -pu6A experiences in getting back Das5eclAoa over the glassy roads. Sol af tho drivers were five hours in nes tiating run that normally takes 1t more than 50 minutes. Dark Kanee Schpolhouse h;!I furnished thu great difficulty and getting up 1t was pussa only by running one pair of wheels tho rough snow and Ice in the gut along the state highway.
 It is probable that the new par. Eouse at the Congregational church v be used for the first time on the Frid anhnr Christnaas for the presentation the children's Christmas play. The Q ish hpuse win not be completed at u < time, but sufficiently so to allow of rsc fer tho purpose mentioned.
 Numbers of Danielson's cftfxens \ be interested iu tho tenth annual pr