Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-04
OTHER VIEW POINTS

If the New Haven road does escape prosecution under the Sherman act, the escape will have to be attributed probably, to the diplomacy and good management of MT, Howard Elliott New Haven Register.
 The killing of 5.18O deer in Maine New Hampshire. Vermont and Massa- ! chusetts this fail cost the lives of 13 persons and more or less serious inju ries to 72 others It was a great vic tory.-Middletown Sun
 While the president, the speaker and the secretary of state are all shouting in the same tones for democratic act 1 ion, yet it has long been known that Speaker Clark's following have been turned away hungry from the political l pie ec uhter.- Waterbury Democrat One thing ought to be insisted on if the debate on the currency bill is to ] be a debate. ard not fake. that a i quorum be present at all times to listen to the areaFn ants. This is Senator Roots conten tion, and everybody of all politics ought to agree with him.-Wa- teTbuTy American.
 Every day of this mild weather cuts A hours off of the expensive reign of the coal barons and makes life so much more worth liNlIn-- W iJlISI, I6cI W AIt- ter, need not hurry to make its ap- pearanee in the Naugatuck valley. We can get along without it very handtly. I-Ansonia Sentinel.
 In Tuesdays elections no Massachu- setts city changed its collective mind regarding the question of liquor license. The "drys'' are satisfied with their the oretical aridity and the swets" with their measures regulatory of the "ac- cursed traffic. as the real temperance orator still phrases it. Whats the l moral l?-Providence Bulletin.
 Perhaps extraordinarily long sessions of congress will have the effect of mak- ing professional and business men work more with the public's interest in view since every day they are there, their private affairs back home must suffer to some degree. Then again, it must be remembered that this is big country with ever increasing interests of gigantic rpoportions, and that with most of these interests congress has a great deal to do-Hartford Post. When will some people learn the
 menace to health caused by the habit of splitting on sidewalks and other public places? Ten years ago if is re- called that in one of the most intelli-
 gent cities of the country an anti splitting ordinance was hooted out of the city council, as an infringement on every day privileges. We have a law that should be better enforced in this city, and a few examples would give good warning Journal.
 Danny Dunn stfH holds the politi- cal situation in WiIlfmantie in the palm of his hand. MT Dunn is not alone some runner, but some vote get ter. Of course his majority has been cut to 99, but as long as the ninety l and nine'' remains with him he will no doubt continue to be mayor of Willi- mantic. By the by. the name of Dunn | will be so engraved in the records of i Willimantic that it will be all Dunn | for years to MiddletoWn Press. What good Attorney General Me | Reynolds expects to accomplish in his proposed tearing to pieces of the New l Haven railroad system is beyond the 1 comprehension of ordinary mortals. 1 The Sherman law should not be con-
 1 Verted into an instrument of torture. 1 Its provisions were never intended to | be applied where the public is to re- l ceiVe no earthly benefit from its ap-
 1 plications, and nothing but harm can l result. Ordinary common sense, it would appear, should be used in en- l forcing the law. A law to be respect 1 ed should be a msreiful law, not 8
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