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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25
ORDINANCE No. 52

ANNUAL APPROPRIATION BILL
AN ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGE
OF Filler. IDAHO. TERMED
THE ANIMAL APPROPRIATION
BILL. APPROPRIATING SUCH
SUNS OF MONEY AS ARE DEEM
ED NECESSARY TO DEFRAY
ALL NECESSARY EXPENSES
AND LIABILITIES OF SAID VII
LACE FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
COMMENCING on THE FIRST
TUESDAY or MAY. tO-wit. THE
THIRD. DAY OF MAY. 1871:
SPECIFYING THE OBJECTS AND
PURPOSES FOR WHICH SUCH
APPROPRIATIONS ARE MADE.
AND THE AMOUNT APPRO
PliIATED FOR EACH OBJECT
OR PURPOSE
Be it ordained by the Chairman
and the Board OF Trustees OF the
Village OF Filler. Idaho. as follows:
Section /. That there is hereby
appropriated out OF the revenues
that shall accrue 10 the Village OF
Filler. Idaho. through general and
special tax ieyies. and through 9th
er sources, for the fiscal year com
mencing on the first Tuesday Of May.
to-wit: the 3rd day of May. 1927.
the amounts hereinafter specifically
set out. for the several objects and
purposes hereinafter pamed. the said
sums being deemed necessary 10 de-
fray all necessary expenses OF said
village for the said fiscal year
ADMINISTRATIONS: For salar-
les OF Village Clerk, Treasurer. Mar
shall. Street Commissioner. Attor-
ney; for printing publishing Ordi-
lances and office supplies; for con-
iucting elections. bonding employ
ses: for coal. light. street lighting.
street sprinkling. upkeep and labor
IN streets. tools and materials for
Village. repairs. gas and oils for au-
Omobiles; killing of dogs: for up
Ieep OF fire department. gasoline. !
II. electric light and heat therefor;
or water maintenance; for rental of .
fillage hall; for caring for trees: I
iragging and grading streets and 3
lecesary labor therefor: for the pur-
base of necessary power for the
illage. for engineering for village:
or such necessary supplies. snndries.
quipment, materials and labor for
he proper administration of said
illage for said fiscal year the sum
4 Seven Thousand Four Hundred
thirty and 3l-l00 Dollars. which
um shall he raised by levy for gen
raj revenue purposes.
WATER DEPARTMENT: For
Dols and meter repairs. meters and
supplies and station Z
ry. salaries. labor, power for water
liant, repairs for water works. re-
airs for mains and installations of
lains the sum OF Three Thousand
light Hundred Fifty-six and 20-l00
Collars. 10 be raised by water rent
Is.
BOND INTEREST FUND: For
Ond interest fund the sum OF Four
thousand One Hundred Fifty-nine
s4.l59OO) Dollars 10 be raised by
,ecial levy.
BOND SINKING FUND: For
Dnd sinking fund the sum OF One
thousand Five Hundred Dollars. 10
. raised by special levy.
Section 2 This ordinance shall |
Ike effect and be In full force from ,
I'd after it's passage. approval and
iblieation according TO law.
PASSED by the Board OF Trustees ,
is 18th. day of August. 1921.
APPROVED by the Chairman OF .
e Board OF Trustees This 18th day
August. 1921.
ZEAL OF VILLAGE)
CITY II. SHEARER.
Chairman. Board of Trustees
fTEST;
RANK +. ALBIN. Village Clerk '
lbllshed in The Filler Record q
igust. 25. 1921.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25
ORDINANCE No. SO

~ ORDINANCE or THE VILLAGE
OF FILLER. IDAHO. LEvYfNG AID
VALOREM TAXES FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING On
THE FIRST TUESDAY IL MAY.
1891 AND ENDING or THE
FIRST TUESDAY IN MAY. 1929.
Upon ALL TAXABLE PROPER
TY III THE VILLAGE or FiI-
FR. IDAHO. TO PROVIDE REV
ENrE TO PAY THE GENERAL
CURRENT EXPENSES or SAID
VILLAGE DURING SAID PERIOD
OF TINE: TO PAY INTEREST
on BONDS OUTSTANDING;
AND TO PROVIDE FOR SINK
mo FUND OF OUTSTANDING
BONDS or VILLAGE; AND PRO-
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25

Speaking Of tips AID dipping. = Ss~
Yers bslIhep not long age fornpistsd
q set Of rules. fs~ VI vhiek -s give
Defo~:
Don't waste time 90 big bsss
shower attention % women. II the,
ZIP 81 al. they zip literally.
Don't per~eute riShtwsds sbsms
them with fsulfisss service.
Pis, the honeymoouers bsrd; ne~H
we'd men like 10 make a spiurrs ps
fore their brides
Don't sct usfs when a guest departs
without tipping you Have a hearth
Perhaps the ONCE cleaned him evt-
Boston Trsssuiy6
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25

Keep record OF your summer va
cation by taking Kodak pictures.
Won will enjoy them later We do
developing and printing Modern
Drug Shop adv.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25

lightning aestrsyea twenty egst
sheep Al Toos1s during us psst week
according 10 the weekly weather. crop
and range ssllsNn FOR Utah. issued by
the ssit Lake weather saress. The
rspert ststss mat tie recent showers
have ssss beneficial ~ growing crops
ana che lower ranges. though soms
damage and delays were reported IA
the hsrsss< fields. some lsil damass
sccurTsd
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25

W~ser county esDa--<sners are
Toius 70 bpils . mile " hard s1vsss
read "a ths western p~su " the cssssy
tklr year. according 10 ne announce
IseDt msa~ ~ ih~- msetias w~sDes
cxs ~heI hsas FOR the ~ers we're ~
csisso m hTh~sy ~iii ran nsrth
ss< ssufL ssn ordsI ssgsr fset~y
~ lss Nea ~sse< 6ssrzcf TIE road
= o.s Of the principal rssses used By
TIE fsrInsrr u ne csoosy 10 ssuhEs
sugar besu - esnslag srops to tte
fsrsssisk
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25

The receipt. Tram al sources ~ rev
enue ,sAes snslGaiae ia'osae taxes. for
ne spaih ~ luiy re The eni"e 81 The
ii4he f.v"hus iaS '.li-,iof. amounted
90 sifD -. a. 90, orsins 10 Lewis Viii.
Jams. collsclat
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25

Another suit involving the West,
cac.e sussf euspaay is aboS ~ be-
s1nrsd. according ~ report made.
pooie Of Logan. Utah Thursday. n
eomplslnt s.viAs bs~s prepared
ss.insi srusst 4 wsonsy sDs other
directors q the sAp.ny seshasg re-
esvssy " ste0.sos alleged 10 be das
IN eouBse bon VITA th< sole VI sugar
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25

n y. Fowler. m srrhsrfisf. aged
ca and hi. son. Aib.ri. eyed ls o.
wafer river near The north end ~ the
railroad bridg. about o'clock sstur!
dsy evening ~heu he Esther attempted
10 r~srue hi. soD a ho hsd csIled FOR
help shortly SITTER entering the ~ster
for splm The frax@dy occurred a..
bout 80 feet denn The ,iresfn from the
bridge sal about - feet from The shore
an1 fh@ hosi~s acre recovered IN about
~ feet ~ usfer ~ Dude Siimsn. Who
bad rushed 10 The scene immediately
upon benrisr u 10 affair 10 f.e~islen.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25

Az alumni and former students 81
the University OF ns1sis hsys been
invited 10 attend . three dsy eeisbrs-
Ton 10 sab Lake Cifs. August 20 q.
-hsr 0>erss A. co - Huff ssd X &.
f"B0b') zsppKs will ~ quests OF
honor. % Hsff. director Of athletics
81 University " IIissis for nesriy tkir
" years AID Zsp|ks famous football
esscs sud .<tor ar. Representative
OF Isins4s supremacy "a athletics
Tie, srs Is@t teafl,tins Tour o.
tte Lniiss ststss during ~tirh ne
snsBal % sssy s-ss"s have renewed
ueir sesgsiss~ncs
A. f~s-s - ne esisbrsfiOn
ds4Eer 81 10 Hsts rlst has bees
s~rssxs< ~ 49, sseEuts COMMITTEES
eosapSsss Of 6rlas v Lee 70 n "
n>1. - vsslsy 3 xiss ". ssd
{ {, sn0oks ~
Al -nilE r~ecs.s W. this -ecTier
ere rsosss1ss 20 esranasicst- VII
wssssy Z K-s 3sr SO Main -
Sal. Lake Osy. st~tieK wts<Asr Or
Esi Il AL ~ pOssslls ~ attend
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25

f"rv.ihree performances ~ ~iier
Husband. Wiir" were given In ~
rsNas by 40. Varsity PLAYERS. who
have iasf reiained 10 Moscow from a
foer 81 ni"r, shan 3sssp mites through
n"rla~rn iaaRo. western Montana aud
southern iiaho
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25

Frank : Jarnin. ~. " Idaho Fails,
Idaho. 3. lowering near death Ia the
onsids hospital near syracuse. \. Y
With f~"nis Jagged cuts ab"el his besd
rs ihr rasnli " az assault ssrls We'd
nesJas morning on The highway sssr
Oneida. Frsns Sheets. al oneida
farmer. ~as arrested BY csptsir stsyh,
On = Nc,rsih, commanding the ossi d~
STATE police barracks. charged WITH the
crime.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25

a Haley eiiiz.-l iosf bis car In
rafher nnususi manner few dsys
since. He drove 10 one n the canyons
lesainr saf 81 he saiiet near the city
10 Do .oD,e prospectus He l-ff the
ear spusrenil, al rgbi and Tss s~sy
four o. five honr- When ~ returned
ibe machine aud sll IL eonfenfs had
disappeared. fhe remains s;iowing that
nre had o0re IL wOrSi Whether be
had dropped o burning elgsr. or the
fire Wp- 81 lncendiary origin, or spon-
rneous combusticn mad taken place, he
opss rot know.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25

Hearing Of tss petition of the BAN
sssss kisstrss railroad. tAs Salt Lake
4 ur@h resA ssa the Btse-idsho
Northsru rad ksr a. ,nvsStigs ton by
the sstlie ssS>ssss ssnasion of the.
AstnSds assd ~ ne power eomps Mes
~ measure -is<tris energy, wt4eh was
sesdulss CO., hsaeaax Wednesday, Was
Sosp.- usol september AZ.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25

James h Anderson. collector OF la.
ternal revenue wednesday received
c0n.irna~u loo OF ua- appointment. Of 7.
A. CsliiSrer ~ chief rela deputy OF
ne utah district Mr.. callister sue
esedsd J. y hiHekley when the local
offIes Vas taken over ~ the new col.
lsctor August /.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25

After Twelve day's Tour OF Yellow
sions park, rstsrssng ~ way OF Jack
sons Hole ESQ Boy Scouts OF Salt Lake
reached holss "Wednesday afternoon in.
high spirius and good health All
ssresd ilaf. Ia spite " some hard
slAps experiences as The Result OF trans
pOrradon difficulties. the trip was one
never ~ be fossoften.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25

Grain q nov pouring Into lewiston
~ the rate ~ appr.r lma'eiy 500 sacks
dss. the greater part ~ ~hlch l. 10
Ing sisppsd a. ff~ coast Tor storage
and e,pori. aesort 20 10 snneoncs.
menfs maa. D., Lewiston grain desisrs
aud warehouse asu Receipts thus far
hnye foialed sbeBi is3.t-si bushels.
This pscs l.as hsen kspf ~ for the
issf i~o weeks. fhssxs grain has been
comine 10 ~ne. The nrst receipts sbost
Juiy 4
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25

vIDING THAT THE VILLAGE
CLERK SHALL FILE A CERTI-
FLED COPY OF THIS ORDI-
NANCE WITH THE COUNTY
AUDITOR OF TWIN FALLS
DnIfNTN mann
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25

Petitions being circulated FOR M
els>fr"n ~ which voters viii decide &C
10 whether ih-s all recall Mayor Sher-
nan ~ hoise. are finding many sisnsrs,
nrc"rdinx 10 reports Approximately
ssi signatures are said 10 have been
onwu"d o. requires more than iloa
names q. s.surs reosfl .isction.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25

Alumni OF the University OF ihi-
pois. men and ~oAeu. graduates aud
former students. from utsh. Idaho.
wyons1s, AoulsDs aud Nevada. will
invade Salt Lake August 20 10 shake
hsnds with George A. huff. director
OF arhi-ucs for the university. aud
kobsri e. zupks. football coach.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25

A feet - hls trucks has a contract
10 deliver The ~hest ths first tbreshed
and delivered This season FROM the jess
HAYS dr. farm wheat ranch west OF
Iiato Fails 20 fhs Midland elevators
Nr Hays u thrs-hing tho wheat from
between 300 sud 400 .cres that viii
run ~ 20 rs bushels 10 the scre The
wheat y Dot being sold bot 10 being
pni 80 sforags The market bias nos
beel established AZ vet
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-08-25

Ars Alice Collins. national hlstorisn
OF The service stAr Legion Mrs. n NJ.
conrsy .s delegate and Mrs. Glenna
fsii sr sltsraate Ia the national con
september Is. IA. 10 and Id. will re-
,ressot Tie Ogden service star Legion
according 10 announcement issued
W e,ln esdsy.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30
EAST WOODSTOCK

< Mrs. Ezra May spent the week end In Worcester.
 Paul Swenson has entered the employ of Edgar Boswerth of Pomfret Center.
 Mrs. Fred Hill of Bfiddietown spent the week end with Roscoe Alton and family
 Herman Chandler of tHolyoke spen Friday night at the home of Ezra May and family. /
 Dorothy Cox of Hartford Is spending the Easter vacation at her home in the Center district She was accompanied by one of her pupils at Miss Wheeler's open air school -.- -.
 Mrs. Everett E. May has been visiting IL D. Bannister and family in Webster, Mass.,- the past week. Alan, Upham recently spent few days in Boston. .
 The meeting of the Community club was held in the new clubhouse last We'd nesday. evening An enjoyable musical program included vocal solos by Theo- dore, Rupp. Michael and Owen White ! piano solo. Miss Burns. chorus singing bJ ! the club. Resolutions were adopted or i the death of Frank A. Jordan. Members | of the Lyon family were voted honorary ! members of the club In appreciation of 2 1 gift of land on which the eiu5hous, stands, and a vote of thanka was alss | extended them 1 The Easter social was a success h
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30

term-Nathan Mardell, Yetta Rothhiut,
 Annie lTsla1ae'so.7 Rodney cilne, oxsi
 olsoa. Grade ", Francis T. o'Nel, teacher. Two ternls--Au5rsy Bruce,
 Mitchell Haddad John Miiierd, Arthur
 Nelson, Alfred Saba, Michael T9rnasRo. Wfnter tern1-Ansei A<nnlJ, Raymond
 A.Ibin. Marian BraRch, Edward Feicnt,
 Charles GaF6aao, Jacob .ki;as, Romeo
 Ronaeau, Vincent sadowski. Grade fv Helen B. 1arlsin.5 teacher, Two terms Richard Bill selfla Clsuson, MerSiii Jones' Matthew Mieia, Joseph Moryt9o, Grace Windnaiiler. Winter term; GsorSe Haddad, Frank Ives Hsrold Sesteraerg, Frank Bsrtoneene. Grad 1It. Lillian L Cheney teacher. Tso terms, Louise Ahernethy. Rose DzwoncEyk. Mary Gu i n1sla,. Stanley Morytsfo, Elsie Rsrhiisgi Phosy Saba. Winter terISa--Pau,fae De Jude Vieter Maheu, Fred MezawaJ, Wal ter NeH, Andrew To4nasko. Grade IL 1 hlagdaler Hevri1, teaehsr. Two terms Neiiie Eaadad, Fredsrsea Esdead. Stan, ! ley K Kitarz5niec. Winter ter-r,A-fs.die | Mapdeil, Harry Levine, Edith Hofaehh Grade I, Edith ?. Collins, teacher. Ave
 terms--Roy Nelson Maurice Sesar. Win 1 ter term. Elizabeth Aibre, Eeatrtce An. Edfews, Marisn Chepman, Herbert Josr- son. Grade I. Winifred MoTiarty, teaef-
 CT Two terKs-John ciauson, Frant
 Miela, Norman Williams. John Greenuck l Winter terha-Hyfnsn I1rug. Kindergart en, L. Vivian Wilcox, Marie $. HStoy teachers. Two tertis-Eleian Macmillan l Winter terni-Claire Gsg1i3n.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30
COLCHESTER

Albert Milhan, who is attending Suf- field school, was the guest, of, MT. and Rrs. Earle Holmes on Eimwooa Heights l over Sunday, 4.- ,,-sl ~.s, ,.,-1 ! William McDcneld. who is attending Colby college, Maine Is at the home of l his father in town for the Easter vaca- 1 ton. t
 Tlte gasoline excayatnr and. crane l which have been stationed at a gravel bank about mile and 8. half above the 1 village swRs moved Monday to, ahcther bank south of the village. Teams are al 1 work caFtiEg of the sand on the shoulder ! of the road oh South Main street prepara- tory to putting on the permanent shoul- ders.
 :. Charles F. Beehe returned to Com. stocks Bridge Monday after a few days 1 stay, at his home, on I.iiiwood avenue. MT
 Beebe is in, charge sof the birch mil which ia at work there.. .ls.,. :.
 Edward T., Kelley was . visitor i1 Hartford Monday. .... ,. .+- .,e.. .@.5
 .e Representative George Cutler of. Hart. ford was tho. guest of his parents os Lebanon avenue Monday evening. -, =. 1 MT. and Mrs. Reginald McDenald o
 West WillinStan were guests Of Mr.. Mo Donald's father in town over Sunday. The Jewish Ladies' Aid society held i,
 meeting in their room on Lebanon ave
 nue Sunday evening. .. .r.-.. x, x-...-,
 Mir. and Mfa. Daniel Webster of Hart
 ford were guests Of relatives in towl l over Easter. .
 | John Riley and Arthur Gregory return ed Monday. to Marlboro. where they ar
 employed at the stone crusher. x. l Francis Bailey, who had charge of th road finishing machine. retarnsd Monds,
 after spending the winter at his home i . NeWtown, Conn. S,. Henry West was visitor tn Norwic The cold wave e predicted fssched her Ter . during; Monday night and. the -nercur was down to 2s degrees Tuesday morn ing. X. ...-..... The old Guard band held regular prae
 tice Monday evening. playing, ned seiet : tions to be. used on Memorial day. ,.. : :. F.. A. Mitchell, of Salem was. ,n. tow 8 Monday and Tuesday. MT. Mitchell
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30
SOUTH WINDIIAM

:. Row. J. F. Cobb was a. caller in Nor wich Saturday, While there he, ehristen- cd Eric .LAe Roy Hasa, the infant son of Mir: and Mrs Haka. L-
 rhersy:w q large. Attepaanee at the Eas's i ssH sesysees s.. st ths ss s'csl saprss Al
 ". Clifprd., preached. ', an insptring ser- in9p,. and there was special music by ?
 chorus ehsiE. In the. afternoon the Sun
 day school had an, enjoyable, Easter con
 cert. prosecuting the fpllowing, program
 Hymn, Thia.. is the, DsJ the Lord fla.
 Made Esster, scrspture ,exercises. Mar
 jorie soatheyjsn.. Ethel sentherlin, VII, tsR < MatheHs, Irene, Hewarth. Elsie
 elhpE, Edward, JohHssn. Phyllis Binns,
 Sarah BeekFithh Lerna. Maypard and
 sss ggssTt gs.r Tse.t, hS AslSa dslS and s'I,
 Easter Time, hI ClGrspce Barry, Rock well Richmond and Donald Barry 5. song, At Easter Time. Stella Kyle and Muriei Erniih j. aonk.. .Ye HShpy Bells of Easter Day y;. recitafiong, The Happy Thought. Myrtle bonoaans Irene Howarth, Muriel Smith. Phyllis Binns and ; Helen John son: An Eastsr HSnn, Edward Card {: earoi,. Let the. Merry Church Bells Ring 1: reciistieue. He Bseseed the chiIdren. Ed- l prayer, Rev. !, r. Cobb. eaherintendent I of the Sunday, school ! hymn, Hotg Jesus, Lord of All. mksipnary exr1cises hy .glris in costume repfessntinE, several lands. | Helen Avery, Sarah Beckwith, Doris \ Lewis, MinHie, Lewis. Stella Kyle [. song, 1 The Day Elte1. ,qayest, Lord. Is Ended 1 offering for missicns address on Life, Rey,, A. ", JifEArd F. closing hymn bene- | Aiction by theA AFaaSter. < The program was Ia charge Of .MFs. T.sF. Cebh. Miss Iva Adenae vas the pienist. s7zt. ..r..,,...., |,
 f, MFs BinreprN Bankp9 Ensjs. registered nurse has been visiting. Mrs. Florence H6lne Fltchs sef RiyeFsiaA Drive. Neg 1 York, and Is eyieltiRg q the home of her parents, .Mf,, and Hrs, |. E.. Beekus. | William E.. RaeEuS oe,.. ,Myztlc spent
 Easter at the, home of his parents, MT
 and Mrs. L. E, ReckpR {. .4.-
 There vas sn 1mprassixe service in the
 cengregatibhaN church. ia Wfndham or
 ThRrsdsy, evening when the, members oi
 the South, ;, .Winahala. and ,.. Windhan chpfehes, pnitAa h a cpmmupioa service
 during which ,sexAn young people were
 raceiYed into ilenibershih in the. church
 The exercises iRemded hynais,, scripture
 choir anthem prsyer.. hyz Rev. w. n
 Brown, and sermon by. toe nastaF. Rev A:W. Clilfofa, The. young people wer'
 Esther WSiknr, Edith Baker, Myrtl, Clark, Harold ,Ennaronl, Russell. Sweet
 Arthur Slate and Ghrissis Pearl of Wind
 ham were taken into, thG church. In South WindhaSn, church IS d branch of thl
 WinAhAm ehpreh,. About ,ae we're ptesens | The Mission sAQiAty, ,1lahs. to hold
 social with a mus5cst and literary enter
 tninment. when the little aprons witi
 tiny poeazAt which h sapposed to hold tn ns1R 8 Dsan1eD euEHDl anI la 1hI
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30

number of inches of one's belt measure are to be called In. The money is to be used for wiring and electric light fixtures for the church. -~
 Sarah Abbe Is at home from wheaton college, Mass, for the Easter vacation. William Aston of Norwich has an- nounced. the engagement of his sister, Alice MacIntyre, recently of Spring Hill to James Larkham of South Windham.
 Ward Porter has, returned from Flori- da, where he spent the winter. s1 Mir. and MrB. Louis Putez of Hartford spent Easter with the formers parents Mr. and Mrs. Louis VI. Putoz. Miss Calista Backus entertained over Sunday Miss Grace Smith of Canter. bury. ..-.-. Jay Babcoek was in Norwich Thurs. day.
 Miss Maud Smith. who has been teach ing in Saybrook, has resigned and will teach in Portchester, N. r. She VII leave Friday to take up her new duties The spring term begins Monday, Apri lth.
 Perry Crane of Waterbury spent Easte,
 with his wife, who is passing the winter | here.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30
At the. stranA.

The new. AHce Joyce specai prses~ tioA. -poiiafs and the Woman" WAieh win be shown al the Strand theatrs fe day only. afforts the Vitagr1ph stlf ons of. the most emotional roles she has e. sumed for some time. one that Shoys ker in a variety of moods and ta6es AsR from the daughter of luxury" type tn which she has met with such great gnc- cess to poverty and then back agAin e wealth. which she cannot fuiiy eaIoy through her fear of meeting straitenea circumstances. Aside from the strung dramatic story the picture preaches ah excellent. sermon on thrift Robert osr- don is Miss Joyce's leading man h this plcture
 She wss as pretty Co him in singhanS as In silk, but when wealth cana feat of returning poverty made her overvoek the gingham.
 Other subjects |, on the progranrae arc Revenge or a powerful drama ef ths far west which gives one giimnss q real western Hfe. A very rood carnsay, A Parcel Pest fIusband. eonpieto lks programme.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30
Breed rbsu.r..

Bessie Barriscaie heads the douhie eeas ttire bill at the, Breed. theatre today and Thursday in .The Breaking, Potnt." thrilling society tale of life as it is nv- ed today in the highest social eets.
 The Breaking Point. Is an unusuaiiv interesting, picture throughout and n based en the fact that home and nre- slde have no appeal for Richard Jaae- way, the father who prefers wild ufs of eoclai reyelry., His wife, pertrayed by. Bessie Rarrlsoale, bears h.. aii fer the sake of tre chiid. And It would seem that she were willing to continue -aisae these lines nntil-4rntil the faiher. hT force, carries the little daughter from Der mother ts the center of a group of his. corrupt frisnds engseed ip a midnight reyel In his. own home. Then, when the mother obsects. he uhreatsns to leeye her and take their daughter with him. He would have. acoonp,lshsd his end, too.SIf she had not risen 10 the situation with the extreme measure thal 1t warranted. .,..-
 For the second feature ftarry Carer will be seen in a, new and different west. ern picture. titled. eff Only i'm
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30
Wu.LIMANTIC
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 on. kxSA a. aas ssssssa kes Eraltt ae aafAnll d yehh zakEs D ekss police esuFs .Tesaey mefnlnk. Eseer. claimed that Mssk aAsaui.sd hln sn qhaps.lan ths ere and .bieckepins sn optic- ,Rpcl; 7I1T. ssssFss a sfsrs sS. cHapuaan street kAs1fasy ,zikha and began caIils him N1e nane1. Hes tAth went out into the rresA EArsR foioHanks hin and krzA, btnr him by the coat Rock pulled away from Eager and the latter lost his bal ance and fen to the gutter cutting his gre. sT,N0, witnesses cf the azEHir etak- "a that Eager was to blame for the fruuhle. Rock, sasd be had known. zag. CT fsr Asent eight years ana had weTk- d with him.
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