Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
DANIELSON

Again fox snarers are indulging in this Driel and unlawful method of obtaining eelts. This was very forcfbly brought to the minds of a number here when Eli J. DaGenias brought in fox with it's neck partly, severed by strands of copper wire. The animal had managed to break away from the strangIing device, but had not RScceeded in ridding itself of the loop that had so deeply inbedded itself in neck and throat as to partly sever the w1ndplpe, and just before MT. Dagenias shot the animal Friday morning he could hear it's labored breathing while still a considerable distance away from the flee ing quarry.
 AEF. Dagenlas called the attention of Deputy Game Warden F. F. Kies to his lind and many others inspected the ani- nal with interest. Real sportsmen de- Bpise the man who indulges in snaring, and those who hunt foxes legitimately are IS anxious now as they have been in the past in aiding game officials in locating he men who set the snares.
 It so happens that the fox in question was shot in territory chat lies in the northern section of KiLHngly. It Is taken for granted that other snares are set at the present time in the territory where Fridays Kill was made.
 In years past several valuable dogs have lost their lives through being caught and strangled in fox snares. Hunters feel that other dogs will pass out by the Satle method unless sportsmen who are Interested in clean methods give all pos vfble aid and information to game off cials who are seeking to locate the marernL
 Reports sholAd be made to Mir. Kies ot the location of any snare that may be found. so that game officials can keep a watch upon 1t wit hthe chance of getting Ihe man who sets them.
 Following services at All Hallows EhTrch in Moosup Friday morning, the body of Thomas Ray, who died in 8 Providence hospital, was brought to Day. tiIe for buCial in St Joseph's cemetery The comnittal service was read by Rev IgrAtiuS Kost-
 Rev. Joseph E. Mccarthy was celebrant of the solemn high mass of requiem, Rev J. c. Mathieu deacon and Rev. Fr. Nor. man sub-deacon. The bearers were Johr Flynn, Henry Trudeau, J. J. Colloher William Sullivan, Terrence Conklin and Austin COnklin. Louis D. Kennedy wal In charge of the funeral arrangements.
 Mss Louise Benac and Arthur Duprey who were married at St. James churcl this week, are expected to return iron their honeymoon trip today. MT. ant Mrs. Duprey will make their home witl Gra Dupreys parents.
 Odsomber drifted In 50 lamb-like Fri Fay morning that 1t was difficult for man! to realize that the first winter month O the season was at hand However. man, with good memories recall that Decen1be has arrived In other years in equally milt manner md yet has shown a tremendou capacity to turn out cold weather befor departed on the eve of a new year. Thi Reaf there is an unusually large demant tor December to be good, for many fami Aes arc trying to get along without coal and unSeasonSbly warm weather will ali them materially in 90 doing.
 William 6. Brown said Friday that h has instructed his attorneys to prepar an appeal to the supreme court in tn ease of A. W. Greene vs. w. S. Bruwr decided. in favor of the plaintiff in tn superior court at Putnam this week. { Judgment for $2,6e0 was found agains Hr. Brown, whose attorneys have take Ehe necessary steps to eventually brin the case before the highest court in tn tate.
 If the attendance at the opening bas eetban game of the season in the tow AaN Thanksgiving night may be consid cred as indicative of the popularity ( eie sport, no risk is assumed in predictin That the Danielson team is due for yer Suceessful season. crowd that file about every bit of available space sal Inc Connecticut Mills team win yer handily from the Pawtucket Tigers Tn only thing to mar the pleasure of tn evc4ng was the dFmness of the light but the management will sec that thi defect ts remedied before the next gam is staged here.
 Manager Robert Pellerin has assemble q strong team to represent Danielsou an will book some big attractions in the wa Of opposition during the course of tt season
 Gransers from many parts of WindhaI