Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-30
OTHER VIEW POINTS

A sapient food sharp says that if sugar is put in salt shake it will surprise pou the amount that will be saved. The same result can be ob- tained by keeping it in a sugar bowl and dipping it out with a fork.-Wat- erbury American.
 The United States Steel corpora tion through MT. Gary has announc- ed the eight -hour day policy. The shops remain open shops. It is re- freshing to see a big corporation ap- parently existing mainly for it's mil lions of workers, instead of the few coupon clippers. The eight hour day is something that many anotheer re- actionary corporation yet will come to.-Bristol Press.
 Queer isn't it, the way the statis- ticians gather figures relating to col lege women. The latest are from the Medical Record showing how many marrp. how many babies they have and the percentage of mortality among the children as compared with the children of Nnon-eollege graduates Why doesn't some one figure out the percentage of deaths among the hus- bands of college womeen as compared with the husbands of women who do
 
 formation that would be used to ad- vantage Republican.
 If the age limit for the war could be put to one side for the time being and the lobbyists hanging around dispatched to the fighting line, ii would be the best thing possible. In these times when the best blood of the land is standing shoulder to shoulde, it is sicken ng to witness the work of lobbyists in the capital at Washington whether for prohibition or suffrage or any other legislation for that matter. They should be put tC work at some useful occupation % aid the boys verseas.-Middletow Press
 The report of the State Tuberculosis Commission. which New Haven may take special pride in because of the active participation in the work of this body by the well-known local physi- elan. Dr, Stephen J. Maher, carries a protest against the stand that has been taken by general hospitals rela- tive to the admission of tubercular pa tients and requests that the legislature take steps to request these organiza tions to admit such patients.
 This move on the part of the com | subject and one that should be consid cred by the law makers of the state At the present time the facilities pro: vided for the care of tuberculor eases in the state is sadly inadequate so faI as separate institutions are concerned and the patients suffering with thit disease and needing the attention tha 1 is to be had at the sanatoriums is al i most always forced to wait his time oI i the waiting lists, wait that it is no unwise to state may be a serious ef i feet on the health of the person en
 dangered by the disease.
 Dr. Maher and his associates are tt 1 be congratulated upon their fgthins spirit, and their wisdom in putting tn : matter up to the legislature. Authori
 ties state that, proper precautions talk
 en there is no reason to fear that tn disease may be caught" Such bein: the case, it is no more than right tha | hopeless cases be transferred to thes hospitals thus allowing room in tn
 sanatoriums in which they handle tn
 cureable ones.
 The commission has had to figh more than one to get what it wished and we hope in this instance that i
 will do so and that the result will be gratifying one.-New Haven Union.