Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-22
OTHER VIEW POINTS

The mild weather has been bless ing to the poor, as up to the present time little coal has been required. At $S50 per ton everybody will have to econoTnize this winter. The price of coal in New Haven is said to be s9; possibly Bridgeport is not so bad off after al.-Bridgeport Telegram.
 There is still political activity. Meriden is to have a city election in two weeks. One of these days she will adopt a commission form of government and follow the lead of Bristol with biennial election. That will relieve her of a lot of bother and be long step in advance-Bristol Press.
 Perhaps President elect Wilson has conservative views on tariff revision, but it is desirable to notice that MT. Speaker Clark and House Leader Un- derwood are radicals, and that they are together. The chances that they and not the president, will guide the manner of tariff revision are very strong.-New Haven Register.
 We regret to notes.-the spirit in which ] the suggestion of Senator Mclean, | made in the hope of healing the breach between republicans and progressives, has been received. Disposition to meet half way seems entirely lacking. This but democrats. For them alone it is progressive. e."-Ansonia Sentinel.
 MT. Wickersham never had any po- litical sense, but his victory in smash ing the bathtub trust should remind people that when he leaves the post of attorney general he will have made an impression upon the records of that office not easily effaced. As g. strictly legal gentleman, Mir. Wickersham has some good points.-Springfield Repub- lcan.
 It rarely happens that a judge gives a jury such tangible assistance as Jus tice Golf rendered. There will bethose who will claim that the charge was biased. but Judge Golf is too able a lawyer to say or do anything which is not justified by law. Perhaps he went to the very, limit of his powers, but it is not at all likely that he oyerstepped them.-Meriden Record.
 Now that the appointing power will have been changed at Washington and fall into the hands of democrats in this state, we expect to hear little complaint from certain quarters about appointing men to office The talk about electing all office holders by popular vote, comes in vogue when the other party is in power, and not when the democrats have the upper hand.IMiddletown Sun.
 No such conditions as were revealed at Lawrence have ever existed in the Thread City, at least not among the bread mill employees. and with em- ployers there who have nearly always been considerate and willing, it is a misfortune that now, after years of harmonious relations, affairs. should have suddenly taken such turn as to give the town the name of being strike e-ridden.-Waterbur American.
 It is a serious question whether the money used tn buying up steamboat lines, trolley lines and in engineering certain other railroad consultations would not if used in perfecting the New Haven system, over which Mir Mellen was put in charge, have made it one of the finest railroads in the land from the standpoint of physica. efficiency, rather than the third rate system it new is.-N6w Haven Union.
 The allies seem to be in 6 position tt dectate terms te the Turks without thu intervention or assistance of the pow CTS. and they are not to be blamed i they insist upon that right Theirs ha, been the great sacrifice in blood an'