The sun., 1916-11-17

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Winter Fish,as 0rswias Better.
Every man aboard the diralda on
some Of X. es%fs iSeEy on.. sos ,sr.. G% cos ss
-.,,; Hsys Martin ~: .s. Winter Hs a:sins Il.
ss Ben, esiuFa 81 Slocsya Sld carried on the
By Il Bss" VI .r:. '' ". eHs %.insrlsas sn % ana .
E.,::sn, ,xn cn1 J. Hai'tbriseh of Hoboken 'susht
Tea Pound Csd Tahi.s Bait.
70. .om.yy M:ynor e ;s sy; shat r,S. 80.
men on Ir.sdsy on the Captain Joe a.
e..sht ntty.n,s cod. and MIN: men on the
They were . nice run Of ash,. with the ma-
'ority OF them over ten pounds.
New Cassins Ciub We'll AtssaAsA.
The Long Island Casting Club met et
DEXTER Park for their second Sundays
The ali was fuii Of enthusiasm. a. was
shown by the gathering. there being about
eo.rs S sssios sso" %.Sy ins .Sou
Some good casts were made. but meas
experienced casters were busy ins,ructins
the newcomers.
.pSiss.::.s Sii%:sgg gg.:. . srs.,S: srs..,S:: fast many ne"
park on "s sunday nS M next ne Tor 9 Gsy's good.
A''''Aiu' exercise thHsLlas Il Il; Ga:fh Il. wrLlA
vsYI s,' Yarmouth street. woodh.v'n' L. l..
This VIII Ds IL Itself.
"a N.s T fo;H .sS S.s On :y ~: .: Ssa
The writer has heard more than one
saw one much over siI pounds Also Why
ls the pIckersi so desp!sed by many nsh
Have been reading THE SUN for over
thirty years and q an met not y:t y:tSa,. 20 cu,,x
Newark. N. j. Nov. 10.
OIL sf RsAi.n sscsst H1sanAes LsrA
Where founders and tsrnceds are sitt!ne
Clan Head. Long Island .seund---Joseph
Lehleider and Theodore Nod. $40 houndss
Goose Creek. Jamaica gsy...csps. Bill!
Smith. Herman Peter. =; nshon ;, ,,as ana
eiuSsoass. sS 'c Coos. ' crs:s. on sS"S.ys .ai
week days a. aai pams,' ''ss s;s.a Srs1n sssn.
with q few drops of ell OF rodinm.
Many - Chswdse asd Frittss Feast
The announcement 10 the Rod and Gun
column OF SATURDAY ths, on the to.owins n
chowd.r and fri,ter feast to his friend.
brought hundreds of nshsrmen to Tho
Three bushels Of clans fresh from
Jamaica Bay, ten punches Of celery. one
and one half oushels OF patotoes With par.
s.ey and cabbage. cooked to Turn maze
The fr,tters we're nicely Drowned. locked
Ike eruli-rs and each guest ~ss hsipsd
RI, fsa., began q, noon and lasted long
after sundown. Durins the day the ank'ers
nshed Jamaica Bay and caught ooundefs
nd ,orncods.
8 Species Of Dscks 10 Grsat sssth-
Edward q. Fahrenhorst NJ Frssport, L
L. reports hroaaeiLis and reahsaa; G H.x
aad sheldrnkr duckr in Great South nay
Cvots are bcinu killed also.
letter. fer ContribvtSss.
Tho Rod and Gun sditor has ls.,.r, N rst
Joseph Rinahofs and II. sarlhn.
-Four Angles rtsks ~ CsA.
Four fishermen leaving from the Sc
Bre<za Hotel fishing station. frespe's: IN
The papsy, Capt. John Nalentine on sun.
day last caught 10 cod ranging In ~s'sh'
from 3 to II pounda.
tn. sSony.S gsTy ss: ,.sS. sSml9 lT,sspofs Cssri.s
A Martin "a Tompkins place. ui.nda!s;
6u. cor.st; is Tompt,o: pis;:; s,..rsI; Glendale.
ana Edward -. fAheehhot"'
ra,,.l st.t,l,r a r~,lrrd farmer Of Rock
VII. Csntr. l.. |, ~ an ardent angler IN
fact. his r.ig hbors ssy thai he gee nsn
lag 'nr,s "m.' IT. .syr.rs q nI to ano. wh.n and
where nsh ar. biiins. And he Is pras-
deal ash.rm1a
cooked for his dinner after returning rom
"A tr,p to th0 ocean or Long Island SOUND.
During the "intcr n'on,hs he enlSys
p.IkIcI .,l.. SAT- maeksrel. saIi weahhsh
her Ns
storehous. or sogrs- h. sho dimes on
fresh cod h. lands when the WINDS are
cojd and tn. Thermometer Is low
Mr.. stattier, although hs has !ong slhes
pas.sd the middle agr - hnr .pselmen
OF wha, used to h. known ~ our o'a INNS
Gorman American farmsrs
OF retiring disposition. yet een'AI;
wealthy but not purse proud true osher,
man from tho word 90. "Whsn, ~, ,e,,s. ~
Mr.. Stattler's advice 10 young men 10 thAt
instead OF Wasting their spare time IN tals
amusemen,n they should ssxo'ns hshertSsn. mn,
'"' ~ " HEMrsrEAp AVENUE
Rockville Centre, Nov. is
Ducks and Geese Fly Across nrootlyn
About 10 30 O'Clock this mornlsg a large
nock Of Wild ducks whose number Az
peared to be between sixty aud seventy.
A,o birds. passed very rapidly over our
ami came our Of the northeast and were
travelling into the south~sst They were
100 high to distinguish the breed OF duck.
And, strange TO relate. about ten minutes
af,erMArd Z very peculiar coincidence fol-
lowed, namely, large flock Of Wild gerse:
whose number was between thirty hvo and
fnr'v bros which were also hying very
high, apparently came out OF the north
west and Ne.ret around into the south
west and disappeared In tho sms direc-
ton rs the wild ducks had taken.
over our house II also one Of the regular
courses for sea gulls In their daily Nights.
but as an insarisble rule they always fly
over this territory In southessterly or
northwesteriy direction. Sra guilS this
morning were n'Ins In both diIe6i%ni I1srn,
30 Miller avenue. Brooklyn. Nov is,
Contributor Dinner Cards Ready.
Cards of admission to the dinner OF the
Rod and 0un contributors at the Park
Avenue Hotel Monday. November 81. aro
now ready, and can be had on Applica lion
to A. NJ. Stoddart. New York sun. The
cost to each diner Is VI Is,
Five Csntribs Accept Together.
Put US down for the contribs dinner at
the Park Avenue Hotel. November 81.
c. 2. CUNNINGHAM.
ID. G. wAELDE.
n J GAWLEY.
WILLIAM ", SIMMONS.
STEWART LAIRD.
New York. Nov. 10
with Pleasure" Says aes Bsas, Jr.
Accept with pleasure. SEA BASS. JR.
New York. Nov ls.
Contribs' Dinner Good Idea
The contribs' dinner is a good idea, and
YOU can count on my presence.
CHARLES T. KILMER
~ Seventh avenue. Brooklyn. Nov. ls
Was I4% Pound Trout salmon speciesr
One mora the bell tInklea tha eurta in