Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-03

Elmer Gallup Enlists - Twenty -one Stars on WestfieId Church Service FIae-A. w. Williams Sells Out Business - Goodyear Employees to Have Outing at Rocky Point-Wo- men Workers Needed.
 Elmer Gallup. employed at the Bur roughs Drug company, has enlisted and will go to Camp Hancock, Ga. for training with a machine gun oattaI- icn. MT. Gallup, who is not of draft age, does not know just when he will be called for service.
 Records Sugar Purchases,
 At Goodyear a dealer has estab- lished his own plan of keeping tabs on the sugar buyers. He records who gets each pound that goes out of his store.
 Mastering the Combination.
 Slowly, but surely, box subscribers at the postofflce are mastering the difficulties of the combination lock system. The difficulty with most sub scribers has been to remember the combination. This known, the rest has been easy.
 Captain A. P. Woodward, inspector of small arms practice. state guard, will spend few days at Camp Locke, Mantle to which place other state guard officers will go from Danielson today.
 Movie Men at Goodyear.
 Motion camera men have been en- gagged this week in taking a series of pictures at the big Goodyear plant. These pictures will be part of a film showing how tires are made-from the picking of the cotton on its plan tations in the south through all the processes up to the finishing of a tire, the film to be wholly educational.
 Will Speak at Open Air Service.
 Rev. James A. Solandt, of the Lord $ Day league Of New England. is to be the speaker at the open air service to be held on Davis park Sunday eve ning.
 D Fred Kenworthy. James R. Walsh, Frank L. Bennett, Patrick Corrigan, James E. Smith and James P. Aldrich, registrars of <illingly. were in session Friday, making a legal enrolment of voters whose names appear in the caucus lists.
 Twenty Stars on Church Flag.
 -ervice flag at the Westfeld Congregational church now carries T stars. several of them for young men Ct the church who are now in dan serously active service over there"
 Private George C. Beaney while on a 4S-hour leave of absence from Fort Revere. at Hull. Mass. visited at his home on the West Side and with friends in Danielson.
 Force Of habit is a wonderful thing They're telling this one on well al IIA e down to the new postoff1ce, incurred for the combination numbers on his new box, was given them, tried the combination, found that # opened the box-and then walked down to the cid postofhce to mail some letters.
 A, w. Williams Sells Business.
 Announcement was made Friday ot the sale of the business of A. W. Will Hams. in the Leavens building, tc Moses H. Berthiaume, IT.. Of Sc1oo' street Ar Ber-hiaun1a $ -s tered pharmacist who Ezs 11-oFs1 for long term q years -- CzTF-- and more recently -- Cz--s-z,7- I- fertn-aune $ - -zz= r'-z==.siz-s;- . once
 Mir. Williams. =-- -z= -==- e- -,yz- lness here for the EzE zE 7=sl-z Hl-ls who had lived IT TsW=-r r-5-v zr s--- tA4ArB cc4A -t@eE -L41.- ll>s definite plans for the f.,1re zr. 9ees not know whether ne viu remain .- Danielson
 Seventy Too Early For Retirement.
 Commenting editorially on the re- tirement from the supreme court O Associate Justice Milton A. Shum- way of Danielson Hartford ,papei says: Judge Shumway is well quail fled to go on with his work but Is de nled the privilege because the lav torbids him.
 The paper also refers to the fac that Justice Baldwin of the suprem court served the state as governor fo two terms after his career on tn bench had closed. he also being force; rom the bench by the law, and tha Governor Marcus H. Holcomb als retired from the bench through tn operation of the age law, has sine served nearly two full terms as gov ernor and is again a candidate for tn Cfhce he now holds
 Other newspape commentators ar agreed that the age limit should b repealed and that the state be give, me full value Of q judges servlceS As Connecticut judges are appointe at frequent periods one writer says the danger Of their outliving thei usefulness is too slight to be take notice Of. Life is so different fror what il used to be that men canno be judged by the standards Of earl days