Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-17
eaII Teann Reoraanlzed.
sPoRTsMEN PUZZLED
Is It Going 10 Be Lawful to Fish July
 or Is lt Not.


 With every boat on Alexander's lake engaged for the opening of the fishing season, with the arrival Of the coming month and plans made to bring other boats to the pretty body Of water that enthusiastic anglers may have a first and early shot at the big bass and pickerel, after a wait Of three years, Everything has seemed fine and dan- dy-but there's fly in the ointment, or bugs in the bait, as you like 1t, for there has arisen the question of whether fish can be legally taken from the lake on Saturday. July 1, the day for which the fishermen have planned their big offensive against the hnny tribes.
 Alter July l, 1916, no person shall of Killingly upon any day other than Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; and no person shall catch and take from said lake more than ten black bass and pickerel in any day" So reads the law, and that first word l after is what Is worrying the boys. They are wondering whether they will | be taking a chance of running afoul | of the fish and game protectors if they do any fishing on July l, the day all tof them had figured getting in some The advice of legal authorities has been sought on the matter. It is un- | derstood that some of the lawyers have advised against fishing on Sat | urday, July l, while others say that it win be all right to do so-and there fyou arel
 A special act of 1913 of the Connec- ticut legislature closed the lake for three years "between July 1, 1913, and July l. 1916." while the 1915 spe- cial act relative to fishing in the lake and announcing conditions under which fish may be taken contains that bothersome after"
 Wild Animal Show PIeases Big Crowds
 Cook & Wilson's Wild Animal cir GUS exhibited here Friday on Tatem's lot. The show played to good busi- ness and deserved the whole hearted way In which it was received, fer il has some splendid attractions, espec- ially its wild animal acts.
 Especially good are the acts ir
 which g. den of six trained lions, 2 den of the same number of leopards
 the educated ape, appear. The Honl
 and elephants made the big hit herr and their acts may be classed witt
 the best that any tent show, no mat lgter how large, carries with 1t. Zu-Lu showed that he has advanced
 to the postgraduate stages of edu cation by his expertness in smol1inl cigarettes splitting with human dig nity and flirting with the ladies, no to mention his constant applauding o HIS soWh Qet4orLnAneess co1acluS1V proof that he is almost human H also pranced around on a pair o roller skates, doing a little fancy stui and rode a bicycle like a regular per | former.
 5 Mary Ann, the elephant that smoke ! a pipe conta ming real tobacco an 3 seems to enjoy the stunt, all theorie
 as to elephants not liking tobacco not withstanding, was as fine an exam : pie of performing elephant as ca : lb be seen anywhere. was as fine an ex ample of a performing elephant as ca . be seen anywhere, and the show just z en by Dan Tanyon, the forseback rid
 Ing lion. The aerial acts were goo
 and the riding and high school hors numbers Of a high order. The shor lweut from here to Webster.