Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-23
OTHER VIEW POINTS

For light summer reading several manufacturers are enjoying the revis- ed text of House Resolution No. 3321, otherwise known as the tariff bilL-- Waterbury Republican.
 Bad forest fires owing to drought While campers do well to clean up on leaving for home, they need not take pains to sweep the embers of their fire out of sight in the underbrush.- New Haven Union.
 It is the misfortune of Mexico that whatever government may be in, the strip along the United States frontier is in rebllion; insurrection in Yucatan would not cause half so much worry. Springfield Republican.
 Those who are tiring of MulhaIl- and there must be many of them will read with dismay that the mem bers of the National Manufacturers Association "are waiting with more than hundred thousand letters to begin their defence against Mulhalp s accusations. s."-Providence Tribune.
 Crops in Holland county are report ed in excellent shape. We have been highly favored with showers, some thing that other sections haven't had. 'Tis said that rain falls on the just and the unjust" Guess it isn't true in this case. Rockville has had rain; the unjust are still suffering from drouth.-Rockv1lle Journal.
 By undertaking to collect and de- liver packages of twenty pounds in weight anywhere within a limit of 150 miles the postoffice department has hit the express companies another hard blow But it will take a lot of QutOT770b bilaS tO 6O tha WOrk and avery city postoffice will have to become a big Warehouse.-Hartfor Times. That run on the New Haven Savings bank seems to have been due to a rumor started malicfously or as con- 1 sequence of illworded assertions by solicitors for new bank Malicious starting of run on a bank, when there is no good reason to suspect the banks soundness, has been made a pentitentiary offense by one of the laws 1 enacted by the last general assembly. Bridgeport Standard.
 Sunday baseball throughout the state has been stopped. There is no question but that Sunday baseball l professionally played, is in violation
 of law Those persons who have been
 conspicuous in their activity against 1 it have logically declared that they ! SIdflu LOT the enforcement or Ln6 law | It isn't question of whether Sunday | baseball is desirable tor not, they say but the law is on the statute books i and let it be enforced-Bridgepo i Telegram.
 The almost universal rally of busi- ness firms and prominent men to the
 moral support, and the substantial l financial support as we'll, of the New
 Haven Savings bank is credit to | New Haven. The only thing that was 1 in the least disturbed was the con-
 fidence of a few persons who were i stand, A little fire can kindle great matter, however, and the rescue that
 arrived was none too prompt New
 Haven Register.
 MF, Meiien took hold of the New
 Haven read when it needed rebuilding | from tsp to bottom The money was
 raised largely by the issue of bonds l convertible ints stock. se the stock
 holders get the benefit of the prem iuA. He brought the road up-to- 1 date in few years. He aeeem- 1 pliShed great WeFl iR e1eetrifying 1 bed and the motive force were re-
 newed All this cost a great deal e1 l money, most of which goes to the l benefit of the public. 1t cannot carr i IS per cent. for the public will net pay any extra charge. Some econ | oYnies may ia tiHae be effected Bs the eiectrifcatieH of the read out of New York, but large part of the exPeH- allure will never pay as the old cap- itai did, aaa never can de SC, because
 times have sGd.AHaFtfeRd Hines