Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-05
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

muns, the ceremony was performed by Rev. J. Walter Houck, pastor of the Bap- tist church Danieson, the double ring service being, used. The bride was be- coCningly attired in white brocaded Can ton crepe with tulle veil and carried a shower bouquet of brides roses. The couple were unattended
 Among the unsual incidents was the attendance upon this happy occasion of Mrs. Ellen H. Codding, grandmother. of the bride 80 years of age; Mrs, Anna l Dexter, grandmother of the groom, S2 years of age, and Willard W. Sheldon, grandfather of the bride, who is nearing the mark of three score and ten.
 Following the marriage ceremony. the i party was entertained at dinner, there being seated MT. and Mrs. W. F. Sheldon, MT. and Mrs. William J. Craig, Mrs. An na Dexter Mrs. Ellen H. Codding, Misses l Myra NJ and, Hattie A. Codding, MT. and
 Mrs. Henry Hazen, Willard W. Sheldon, Rev. J. Walter Houck and the bride and 1 groom.
 Both MT. and Mrs. Craig are young people well and favorably, known in this and surrounding towns, where a wealth of 1 congratulations and best wishes are being extended by many adniring friends. Here is m important announcement: The annual effort to dispose of Red Cross l Christmas seals is now in full swing in ! Danielson. To some this may seem like mighty uninteresting reading. but the fact is that it is about as important a subject as will be called during the Christmas 1 season to the attention of those who have ! any. concern whatsoever for their suffer- ing fellowmen.-
 | The seals are now on sale, and the country over these pretty little devices on the mail and Christmas packages of any | man or woman are mark of distinction, l in that they are indicative of the good ness of heart of those who use them that some wan and wasting human being may have a chance of eeained health and the pursuit of happiness.
 Here in Danielson S5 per cent of the money obtained from the sale of the seals goes into the hands of the Civic federa- 1 tion for use in maintaining its tubercu- losis clinic, which has been of great aid to many sufferers, and will continue to be if a generous public does not forget in this Christmas period.
 The attention of the public is directed to the fact that W. S. Brown is con- l tinuing to deliver milk from tubercu- lin tested herd to consumers in Danielson ] for 10 cents per quart-adv.
 Upwards of 200 patients have been treated in a year. by the Civic federation's l The I6QcrSIlOn DQyS. eRBS ana milk for tuberculac patients who them- | selves cannot afford these commodities, i even to aid them through a death-threat- ening sickness. The federation has pur- chased as high as 1-500 quarts of milk in a year for patients. Those who would have the. federation keep up this ,humani- T tarian work will buy seals-buy them in great quantities. Buy your Christmas seals today. Use them on all letters and packages. You can help wonderfully if you will, and those in charge of.the dGivs
 are hoping that you will not forget them
 The seals are on sale. in stores in tho borough and also are obtainable from school children. s,'.'
 Chief John Mcfarland. was giving his attention on Monday to an effort intend
 cd to- establish the whereabouts of tive
 young couples who have been, staying al
 8 hotel here recently and departed with,
 out. the formality of paying their room
 rent oc for meals they obtained in a res 'taurant near the hotel MT. and Mrs. N
 Miller, registered as from Newton, Mass.
 and Miss Gladys Norell and William ] Duncall, registered from Boston, are the
 pung people that Chief Mcfarland would like to, locate. ,..
 The young. men first put in an appear
 ance, here about four weeks ago, obtained
 work and remained for a time, and latel