The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-09
from the brown-taiI moth.
 General Regulations.


 Every car, box, bale, or other container of plants and plant products of which inspection is required 5y these regulations shall be plainly marked with the name and address of the consignor and the name and address of the consignee, and shall bear a certificate showing that the contents have been inspected by the United States Department of AgricuI- ture and found to be free from moth infestation.
 2-Car1oad and other bulk ship ments of plants and plant products for which inspection is required by these regulations shall not be trans ported or offered for transp ortation interstate by cars. boats and other ve- hic1es, unless each shipment is accom- panied by a. certificate showing that the plants and plant products have been inspected by the United States Department of Agriculture and pro nounced to be free from moth infes- tation. The inspection certificates shall accompany the waybi1ls, conduc- tors n1anifests, memoranda, GOT bills of 1adfng pertaining to such ship n1ents made by cars or boats.
 3-Certifcates of inspection will issue only for plants and plant pro- ducts which have been actually in spected by the United States Depart rnent of Agriculture, and the use of such certificates in connection with plants and plant products which have not been so inspected Is prohibited.
 4-Where inspection and certihca- ton are required by those regulations inspection and certifcation by an in spector or other agent of the Federal Horticultural Board are meant, and such inspection and certfhcation will be furnished without the payment of fees or charges Of any nature.
 5-Plants and plant products, of which the interstate movement is pro- hibited or restricted by these regula- tions and which are grown outside the areas quarantined for the gypsy moth or the brown-tail moth, may be ship ped interstate from points within the quarantined areas to points outside the quarantined areas under permit Permits will issue only for plants and plant products which are not infest- ed with the gypsy moth or brown-taiI moth and transportation companies shall not accept or move interstate from within the quarantined areas such plants and plant products grownj outside the quaranttned areas, unless permit issued by the superintendent of moth work at Boston, Mass.
 6-PeEsons intending to move or allow to be moved interstate plants and plant products for which certih- cates of inspection or permits are re- quired by these regulations, will make application therefor as far as pos sfbIe in advance of the probable date of shipment. Applications should show the nature and quantity of the plants or plant products it is propos- ed to move, together with their exact location and if practicable, the con temp1ated date of shipment, AppII- 1 9fst F%Ts iTz FA q to place the articles to be inspected l so that they can be readily examined. If not so placed inspection will be re- fused.
 The interstate movement of all classes of plants and plant products entirely within the area quarantined for the gypsy moth and the brown-tai1 moth will be permitted without re- strictions. other than those which may be imposed by state officials at points of destination,
 On and after August I. 1918 and until further notice, by virtue of said section of the act of Congress ap- proved August 20, 1912, it shall be un- lawful to move in interstate comm cree 1 any of the above described plants or plant products from the areas herein | except in accordance with these regulations and amend ments thereto.
 This Notice of Quarantine amends and supersedes Notice of Quarantine No. 4, promulgated November 5, 1912 and shall be effective until otherwise 
 Blanks on which to make applica- ton for inspection or for permits will be furnished upon request of the United States Department of Agricul-l ture, Bureau of Entomology. 43 Ire mont Street, Boston, Mass.