Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-02

the kind of actions she has been in
Gulging in and particularly for some
Of her associations. telling her among
other things that she was a disgrace
The woman also faced a charge Of
theft in court, but she was not found
guilty on that count. Her plea that
she be allowed to pay q fine was not
heedod by Judge Woodward. who told
her that she would do well 10 ieave
the town, and the state also at the
expiration Of her Jail sentence The
woman has been spending much time
in East Kulingly and parts of the
town therea bouts.
Il saw Harvey, HeaIey and Vic PEI
reault." writes a soldier boy who en-
countered The 1O2nd Infantry. 26th di-
vision, in France carly in December.
"They We're all well and looking for
ward to the time when they would get
back to the states. which I think will
ne soon The men referred TO have
I'll been through hard fighting and all
have been in hospitals FOR wounds,
operations or on account of illness.
The Bulletins New Years day edi-
torial on the subject OF neglected wa
ter power possibilities again directs
attention to the fact that within the
borders Of KillingIy there is cpportu-
nIty to develop one Of the finest and
most powerful water systems in south
eTn New England. From the chain OF
lakes and reservoirs I'D back of East
killingiy there is a tremendous fall
down to the state highway at Elm
Vile. In long past yea~ a string OF
mills were constructed along the
stream that sweeps down over the
hills. failing prGciDtiousIy in places
and these oneFated successfully for a
long time but most of them have fall
on into disusc and some of them &te
tcdaE no more than picturesque ruins,
standing on bare hillsides-the ghosts
CG a prosperous past.
| Engineers have estimated that thou
sands IF potential horoscopes daily
| goes TO waste along the course Of this
stream. A few years since there was
| talk of developiLJ the power for USE
| in generating electricity, but the plan
| never has m2teri2lizer although the
/ interests that now control the water
! privileges are Influential L has been
| said that BY highly developing the
| power possibilities enough electricity
t could be generated to run the machir-
| cry of all the mills in Killingly,
| orpheum thester was packed New
| Years afternoon and evening, at two
! performances Of the Victory MINISTRIES.
! the cast of which vas made up Of To-
| cal people. The show seemed 10 bub-
! bic with the spirit of the New Year
a year OF peacS free from the wor-
! ries of War-and i was one of the
most delightful entertainments seen
here in a long time. Practically all
Of the favOrite amateurs were included
in the cast and there were many good
jokes with a local flavor. The solo
numbers were all GO0d and the Choir
uses excellent. -ae programme fol-
lows:
Jnter1ocutor. Mr.. Sidney MARYLAND:
ends, Billy Russell. Buddy Grenon
Heinie Bodo, Bob PeIlerin. Skip An
drews, Tubby Reeves. soloists. Miss
| Eva Cafes. Miss Ida Duhamci, Miss
Lena Roberge. Miss AIPc DuhameI
Miss Anna Gates, Edwin Burns: cho-
rus, Messrs. Bernier. Gilbert Shoalos
Horton, Nash. Wood. Caron Meunier
! Giguere, Forth, Viens, r. Caron
Quintal, Heneauit. J. Gilbert Robfl-
lard; Misses Lambert, Heneault, j.
%rcnon, P; Grenon- Parent. Burke
Mctthe. Ftens Bergeron, King, WI.
lot, Belanger. Allerie L. C4renon La.
honte, Gauthier.
The programme: Medley of hits. en-.
tire company: Oh, Promise Me. Mis-!
Eva Gates: Darlltown Shutters Ball
lFeinie Bodo; The Heart Of a Girl
Miss Ida Duhamel: Three Wonderful
, Letters, Miss Alice Duhamel. Oh. How
| Hate to Get Up. Buddy Grenon: M
Paradise, Miss Anna Gates; Missis
sippi Skip Andrews; Rose From
Homeland, Miss Lena Roberge; w,
Never Did That Before, Tubby Reeves
I'm Always Chasing Rainbows. Edwin
Burns; Back to Dixie Land, Rob Pei
!erin; closing chorus. Edgar NICtnie
and entire Cornp@wA Internlissior
Our Big Surpss~s> Act Of the Year
all local boys-The International SEX
i tette in Whodathunllit? Earl Wood
\ the musical chap. some Jazz. Rober
4 Pellerin. bass soioist: Billy Russell i
4 fIeinie Bodo vre9ert The Battle 0
Bay Rum (watch the canonl; Bill
brennan and Lena Roberge in Jus
For Fun, introducing The Libert
! Girls and The Colleen Chorus.