Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-24
OTHER VIEW POINTS

In all the crush, mush and medley of serving humanity. it would simplify matters immensely if some wise man would point out the true reformer, indicating what reforms are worth pushing. Middletown Sun.
 Old Eli evidently should stick to home products is the matter of coach es as well as in other things Her English shell, her English stroke, and her English coaching brought nothing but Bridgeport Telegram.
 Early bathers claim that they get a lot of fun in the salt water, but it will be some days yet before the average man can jump into the briny at Ocean beach without having the shivers run up his spine.-New London Day.
 < Twenty -one uncontested divorce cases will be heard in the superior court next Tuesday. The number ought to be a reminder to young and old that there are too many hasty marriages these days.-Bridgepor Standard.
 Now that she has laid aside her graduation gown or begun turning it into summer party dress, the sweet girl graduate has begun her dreams about the way she'll wear her we'd ding dress and how it shall be made so as to make her look still sweeter than at commencement.-W Repub- lican.
 The modern tendency toward pa geants, picnics and athletics is simply return to the spirit of the original Fourth more or less modified to suit modern needs. Let all take hold and make it so lively that the small boy nr1ff cal iC m fN h i'm n 6n al the celebrating the night before!-New Haven Union.
 Whether bigger or less than the calculation, the Astor estate of over $85,000,000 is a monstrous thing. The bulk of it is placed in the hands of a somewhat feeble youth, barely of age who has, however, shown some indication of the discretion which ac- cepts good advice and is guided by minds trained in lines where he has had no experience whateyer.-Water- bury American.
 No crew could expect to learn thor oughly any such innovation as Yale planned in so short time. The Yale men have always rowed as they were taught and they had to make a great change in the last few weeks.
 Whether or not the new stroke Is to ever be used again is a question but still we submit that 1t should not be commenced without a longer trial. -Meriden Journal.
 Just what the circumstances are in Winsted we know not, but apropos of recent changes made in this city, there must be local interest in the decision of the public utilities commission which orders the New Haven railroad to take the necessary steps for e1ina- mating certain grade crossing in Winsted and to bear three-feurthS of the expense while the town pays ene- fourth-Ansonia Sentinel.
 Tn the opinion of The Register. tha association will make serious mis- take if the management 6ees net come to an agreement with MT. Ress, and arrange to continue the excellent work which he has done in New Haven. Whether he goes ar stays, however, he has the confidence of those whe have known him here. Losing him under these circumstances the association will do well if it retains that.-New Haven Register.
 The canoe annually contributes large number of fatalities. Surf bath ing, where there is strong undertow, claims many victims every summer. Joy riding is one of the most conspic- uous causes of disaster and death. In general recklessness may be held re- sponsible for an overwhelming propor-