Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-03
OTHER VIEW POINTS

They killed about 5000 deer in New England this fall and the sport cost the lives of thirteen persons, while seYenty-tWo others were injured. If you stop to figure that up it is worse than automobiling or aeroplaning- Meriden Journal.
 That pencils promiscuously used are disease carriers is the discovery Of the health officer of Suffolk, Conn. Now if that official can find the same thing true of the spellin' and 'rithmetic books he will be the unanimous choice or the Juvenile populace for re- election for life.-Bridgepor Standard.
 MT Richter believes that Connect icut people should own and operate Connecticut public utilities and develop them They are certainly domestic in stitutions which need to be operated for the convenience of their patrons. If they become paying utilities so much will be gained for the inhabitants or the Middletown Sun.
 The democratic caucus on the cur rency bill refused to adopt resolu- tion obligating senators to support the measure as a matter of party loyalty. This is a great concession, considering the dictatorial attitude of the administration on currency re- form. But at the present time it is mighty good politics.-Waterbury American.
 Farmers and all others. even house holds that employ one domestic, are keenly interested in the working out of the employers liability act. It was supposed at the time of the passage of the law that those employing five NF- was the biggest kind of a, joker in the act however and there are no exemp- tions in the law itself.-Bristol Press.
 It is of course impossible to say what action will be taken by the court on the arguments of Becker's counsel, but there is a general belief that the in terests of justice will b eproperly cared for by the court and that the case will be decided on broader grounds than mere technical defects in procedure that have before now given respite to men like the accused gunman.-An- sonia Sentinel.
 Announcement that the president ate a Kentucky turkey at Thanksgiy- ing is another evidence that there has been a change in the governm ent The Rhode Island bird was considered the proper kind by republican executives, 
 thing is sure and that is that there are no better turkeys in the country than those raised in Rhode Island New London Day.
 Meanwhile, one great and needed lesson has been taught to the mem bers of congress, namely, that they are expected to stay on the job and do the work which the people sent TO "a c1 ipC fn which they are liberally paid. It is a long time since they had such a thorough realization as now that they are public servants, not the masters of the people.-New London Tele- graph.
 Eventually the cold storage problem ts pretty sure to be frozen down for keeps. Besides the Sherman act which is supposed to deal with egg com pines as well as others. there are at least three bills before congress frarn- ed for the express purpose of regu- Iating the cold storage business. Ap- parently the framers of these new measures are not content to let the Sherman law do it's worst" Hart ford Times.
 After everything is sand and done, Frank Brandegee measured by repub-
 
 well in the senate. just as Mir. Hill did in the lower house. The obvious thing suggested by this fact is the renom- nation of MT. BFandegee for the sen- ate and of Mr Hill for the house and we are at loss to understand upon what other theory of promoting republican party interests any differ ent course will be taken.-New Ha- ven Union
 Didn't Know Carnegie.
 During q winter visit 10 Florida Andrew Carnegie attended a service in little Negro church. When the contribution plate came around Mr Carnegie dropped a fisye- dollar bill upon it. After the contents of the plate had been counted the clergy man arose and announced: Brethren and sisteren, the collection this even ing seems to figure up six dollars and forty four cenfs; and if the i've dollar hill rantri hl15Pd bV the gantle-