Connecticut western news., 1911-08-17
Continued from First PaEc.l
 BUSINESS MEETING

The notice regarding sanitary safe guards is as follows:
 Garbage should be kept in tightly covered metal cans, and arrangement can be made with the committee on san ltatlon for frequent removal. Burying garbage is an unsatisfactory makeshift. Small amounts may be burned in kitch- en stoves.
 "Wash water should, if possible, be drained into a cesSpoOl. If thrown upon the ground, throw 1t at least 100 feet ! from the house and away from the lake and in place where the sun can reach 1t. Don't wash clothes in lakes.
 Out. houses should be located at least 100 feet from cottages, wells or the lakes, and when any possible drainage exists it should be in an opposite direc- tion from the lakes. If possible build deep, ter.tight vault. Clean out ire. quently. Disinfect with quicklime Wood ashes also have strong disinfect- ing powers, and small box of lime or wood ashes kept in the closetand thrown into the vault after each use of closet will be of great service,
 Stables should be provided with piles. Flies breed chiefly in manure
 
 pile to the dining room.
 "A good and cheap disinfectant for general use may be made by mixing one part of quicklime with four parts of water.
 Don't throw anything objectionable into the lakes.
 By the observation of simple santa " precautions we can keep the lakes and their surroundings in clean oondi- tion. We come here to lay in a stock of good health we don't want to carry home collection of typhoid germs. If every camper will keep his own prem ises sanitary Twin Lakes will preserve its enviable high reputation "
 The laws concerning muffiers and lights on motor boats are as follows:
 It shall be unlawful to use boat pro- pelled, in whole or in part, by an inter nal combustion engine, or an explosive engine unless the noise of the explosion is untitled in an effective manner.
 Any person who operates a boat on any waters of this state in violation of the provisions of the preceding section shall be punished by fine of not more than $25.
 It shall be the duty of the grand jur- ors in their respective towns, prosecut- lUR hUUOTu6yH respective ClGleSs and all other informing officers in their respective jurisdictions to ascertain and prosecute violations of this act.
 Any person who shall use or operate any motor boat propelled, in whole or in part. by an internal combustion or ex- plosive engine or other mechanical DOW CT, upon the waters of this state, and not subject to the United States Govern ment regulations concerning lights. shall, between sunset and sunrise, dis play upon the bow of such boat, so plao- ed as to be distinctly visible for dis tance of not less than 300 feet in front of such boat, a combination lantern showing green and red lights forward. the green light upon the starboard and the red light upon the port side, or two separate lights, a green light upon the starboard and red light upon the port side, and shall display, aft on such boat, a white light so placed as to be distinct ly visible for distance of not less than 300 feet from the rear and on either side of such boat. Each glass or lens In the combined or separate lights required by this section shall be not less than three inches in diameter. When any such boat is in use as aforesaid, no light oth- CT than the signal lights provided for by this section shall be used thereon in such manner as to be mistaken for said signal lights.
 Any person operating motor boat in violation of any of the provisions of this act shall be fined not more than S25.