Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-25
OTHER VIEW POINTS

Are the voters willing to make the experiment involved in the proposition to place the democratic low tariff poll cy in operation ?-Torrington Register.
 The mind of the man that oan see in the elimination of MT. Comstock from the democratic state committee a slap at Governor Baldwin may lack fibre. but not imagination.-New Ha- ven Journal-Courier.
 It is considered very mean for pri- mary school kidlets to pick on the smaller boys, but when they grow up into college sophomores, 1t is a part of the higher education for them to haze the younger freshmen.-Meriden Jour- nal
 The boy who is encouraged by his parents to take a sullen and defiant attitude toward Teacher" is the boy who will soon think he is competent reference from Old Fogy Dad!--HaIt- ford Post.
 The Weman's Political Union is to repeat its performance of Iysistrata," in New York this time, and in Jan- uary, and will follow more closely the text of Aristephanes. Not too closely, let us trust, or it might be necessary to call in the police-Spring1eld Re- publican.
 It might be we'll for Rhode Island farmers to consider the practicability of utilizing some portion of their farms for vineyards. At Kitemaug, on the west bank of the Thames river in Con- necticut, new company has fifteen hundred vines in bearing this season for the first time.-Providence Bulle- tin.
 Foreign visitors frequently remark that we Americans never miss an op- pOrtunity to eat. We eat to live. Also we eat to welcome the guest, to speed his parting, to put through a business deal, to start political campaign, to celebrate athletic victory, to talk over the play and to listen to speech mak- ing.-New Britain Herald. 
 The New Haven week, committee spent more than they received, hence | the deficit of $10,000, over 5000 of which was yesterday pledged by mem | bers of the committee who had previ- ously been more than generous in their contributions. It was the biggest and best celebration this state ever saw | don't forget that.-New Haven Times Leader.
 | Now, our proposal" says MT Roosevelt in his latest editorial on the | trusts, Ifs not to try to unscramble | the eggs by a mere succession of law | suits, but to exercise such adrninistra- tive control by the government as will | prevent the eggs from ever being scrambled" Will it be the same brand of administrative control" that MT Roosevelt exercised in the case of the Steel trust and Tennessee Coal & Iron -Springfeld Union.
 There are some things that are
 cheaper now than they used to bs
 and among these is gas in New Yorl city. If the man who complains o1
 the cost of high living is willing tc go to New York city and use ga.
 whenever he can, he can get 1t mucf cheaper than he could in the '30s (1S3t
 on) when the New York Gas compan!
 charged $10 a thousand feet for theil precious product. It is 80 cents now
 Bridgeport Standard
 We have disagreed occasionally witl
 the political activities of Senator Stilei
 Judson of Stratford; just as we hay,
 disagreed at times politically with ou
 good friend Representative George B
 Chandler of Rocky Hill We take thi.
 occasion, however, to say that If ther,
 are two republicans in the state wn,
 have gained our admiration and re
 spect for their consistent fight fo
 progress within their own party, it il
 Senator Judson and Representativ |