Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

various phases uf a priests life, the sacrifices and the rewards. Being an intimate friend of Father Qdinn's for many years and attending the theologi- cal seminary at Baltimore portion Of the time that the Windsor pastor was a student there, Father Dolan did not let the opportunity pass to pay a fine tribute to Father Quinn He. told of his sterling qualities and attainments and all Windsor, irrespective of creed, voiced the same; sentiments. There was special music arranged for the mass.
 Tho silver anniversary of celebration of Rev. John F. 0uinn's ordination to the priesthood which was .solemnly cele- hrated at St Gabriers church WAS turned this evening Ginto a joyous ocoa- sion when thu, members of the parish and friends surprised Father Quinn at the Casino Rev. Father Quinn was brought to the casino and there found large number of friends pres entS James Barrett of Preston street was master of ceremonies and presented in behalf of all purse of money, An entertainment program of musical and literary numbers was given. Also fan cy dances by Miss Sadie Estlow of Hartford and members of her dancing  represented by Rev. Edward J. Plunkett of St. Joseph's church, Poquonock, and Rev. George NJ. Grady, of St. Mary's parish, Windsor Locks.
 Three days till Christmas. The mails are crowded. Buy your Christmas cards l today. Dowe's--Adv
 Hoary Old Winter frightened his I grasp more grinnly Wednesday morning iS-I. q, ,e EIa season came to mark the closing of the autttmnal season and the approacn of the winter solstice. At woodward's the recording thermometer showed the sea- sons low record of 3 below ero, and from other sections hereabouts reports of from to 6 below came in. In some | Of the outlying sections farmers began ] to harvest the ice crop Wednesday. Al Brooklyn on the pond from which the supply of ice is taken for the county 1 jail each year it was inches in thick ness Wednesday afternoon. Deputy 1 Jaier Charles Parker said that har' vesting would begin next week. AS during Tuesday, there was ho thavins
 during Wednesday, the temperature Es q maining consistently below. the freezins point, and well below 1t.
 Advertisements in this column ar
 one of he most effective forms of pub
 lbcity in this territory, especially il l making Christmas announcements, l Telephone your advs. to 300 Danielson Footwear fer Christmas. Something If;re for mother, dad, brother and sister { e the new novelty rubbers-U. S. Rub Der Company Sunglersat George F l DAvignon's, 116 Main St.-kdv.
 bS1ntIful Christmas dinner is to b. served all those who may happen q
 spend the holiday as prisoners at th county jail in Brooklyn. This was an | neunced Wednesday afternoon by Dep 1 uty Jai1er Charles Parker. The pris T 6ners are to be served roast pork wit 1 all the fxings, and sthis means varie ty of vegetables and the special thing
 usual attendant upon holiday feast
 There were fifteen prisoners at the jai
 on Wednesday.
 We are showing the best line of ivor
 articles we ever had, Come in. Mose
 the Druggist.-adv.
 Selectman George A1vcrd said Wed
 nesday that he was giving attention |
 cutting out birches and other sna
 trees than have been bent down owe highways in some outlying sections C
 fa1e town as the result of the most re
 cent ice storm. This trouble was nc
 general throughout the. town, but eX I isted in places The same difieult ! with roadside trees was experience along some of the state highway route hereabouts and across the line in Rhod