The sun., 1916-09-14

their tackle, assisting some with their rig
sing. offering a word OF advice mere and a
suggestion there-busy. busy. all the time,
never idle.
And such a heterogeneous aggregation Of
a short, pudgy. forid faced German glued
fast to a bottle Of beer, obstinately shaking
his oily. hairless head "a his excited French
companion labored to convince him that a
skate was n most paiatable table delicacy.
Near by was a weazrned Old man with
curly gray beard and derby hat damned
well down over his head. with eloquent
gyrations explaining to his tobacco chew
Ing. Emerald Isle n%elghbor. dot ven you
look over de boat ads Of Rod and Gun you
Noomber ., capt. Israel Cohen or de
. Sein,e -; T.; I hsrnusr." his 4p logic ran, do
nshing pizness IL u shaky pi2ness; some
times a twenty touzand dollar boa, gives
suddenly aulvercd and his face assumed a
heart crushing look Of anguish and despair
as his imagination pictured The horrible
with only 5000 Insurance.
Being q broker, clothier or real estatef.'
he concluded. his face brightenlns, Is q
safer. saner and more profitable pizness"
And so the aristocrat and piebeian. the
man OF brains and the man OF Drawn, tns
old man and the young man, all. frolickeu
and played, every one a good fellow, al.
bound together by that perfect harmony OF
d, mucracy and fraternilism
The boat anchored and the fishing brsan'
Monster blackhsh. veritable sea bulldogs,
large nuke and huge. vicious hnmpbacks
common sign, TO see two and three q, a
clip pulled aboard; bags and baskets were
pleased when three whistles blew for
home. the end OF an unusual day..
Newark. y. J., sept. u? hfcCRdts
Rare Butterfly fish NJ Asbury Park.
Las, Saturday afternoon a hoy named
Byron Sieder OF South Orange walked into
the Asbury Park Fishing club and asked II
any OF the members present couih '.'l MN
what kind OF nsh II was that swan around
In a small bottle containing ocean water.
The members looked at and were non.
plussed. The hoy stated that while using
a small soap ne; in the undertow he had
ciugh, ~, and although he had maze
numerous inquiries nobody was able 10
about an inch long, shaped somewhat IKE
a baby porgy. yellow and -ilN.r ~ ,oio,
and w'th a perfectly ror,n"d o'scs oa ana
part Of It's tail. and extended hns spread
from all parts Of it's body. ~ l.,
An examination of the books on hsh IN
the club failed to identify t.: and Oh.
,nlncd 1, from tho hoy hoping to b: able to
take 4, TO tho AQUARIUM alive ior ii'ntinca
a good state OF preservation when showed
II TO Dr. Townsend, curator OF me Aqua
lie identified 1t as the butterfly, hsh
r ,Chae'odon seicutariusl. 4 native o' the
Wet Indies. Bermuda ard Floriia waters.
md y Is the only instanc" on r"cori or one
being found In northerly waters $3.50
Dr Townsend accounts FOR us oe'hs
found hSrc by !, hans ;@ no q nnd INA ,sa, ,hc
seawecI had driftei ~northwara In the Gun
stream and eventually been cast heN1Fc
There IL only on" live specimen tn N" Apu!
rum ~ butterfly Ash, which u matk"d 'l4
fcr,n;lv from the on" found herr. IhcS ar
All Of ,ro SAM general confo' nation hn'
IN. markings on some identify them s"ra'
r.ta.y. and the specimen found mere "b'
described In ,he book on me snnlr'' a.,
hainr Of q rare KIND. even In ~ rl'F'
hahlil,. Tn" adults 10 not wcyh over
,hrr--uuar,"rs ~ q pound
Tn. spsctmen was placed In a smaN NOT
III. ~ aIcuhol. and viii b" aid"l TO me
/ collection ~ the Museum o' Nt,lrt, ii's
tory HNHIlf fH'''''
h.h,-- parl y. I. Scpt. ~.