The sun., 1919-09-06

New Yorker Lands Biz Penobscot Trout
r. FredeIick Buckley Hyde of Kidney
SUN yesterday that Thomas Il. Day Of
New York. with Roy Nelson. guide, caught
The largest brook trout taken from the
was taken near kidney ~ Pond ana weighed
poCAds and 1 ounce. 1t required half
an hour to land the ash, Mr.. Hyde ADDS
mat many big trout and salmon are now
In the PenobsOot River.
.Dr, Max Lederel and Philip Highlander
Of the Jewish Hospital Brooklyn. and
TEDDY Davidson Of ii13 President street,
sSrooklyn. nshins at the bell buoy OF
Anspach, canarsis guide. caught is weak
sounds nsing In WEIGHT from ~ TO sn
shrimp and bloodworm bait
Fiuke Taken on Norton's Point.
On the afternoon fishing boats, the Bpou
week have been taking luke on Norton's
r p1it An average afternoon catch on the
i SiJou was that Of wednesday. when the
man, Capt. bryan. IL. Tho pool " inning
nuke weighed ~ pounds The nuke we're
caught drifting. using killies for bait
bass and PorEies at KIondyke Banks.
sea bass and porgies are taking the ans-
n tes bait at the Klondyke Banks: Thurs
1850 Second avenue. 10 sea bass, Is Dor.
eles c. Ehrhardt. SIS East libth street,
we'll y: J.. sea bass. 10 porgies; Il. John
ston. 80 West 10Th street, 5 sea bass. IL
PoIsles ana Anderson brothers, Rdgeneld
Park. N. J.. 80 porgies4
Airedale Found ut Sea Restored to Owner.
The airedale dog picked up In the ocean
AZ Jones Inlet. the notice Of which was
published in the Rod and Gun column on
1Wusust .S' was owned BY Lawrence H.
The dog was sleeping on the deck OF his
y, ,au ih and must have rolled on unnoticed
y, y, The heavy swell Every effort was made
as a strong sb6 tide was runninR oven OWE; s SSs
oiss We, we gave him up for lost. We are 90
the inlet offers. The Airedais. nov 10
months old, comes from q good line Of an
Syestors, being grandson OF CHI. Abbey
Sa rs hnooIer. sire Hob Knosisr. dam
am sure ~ he could talk he would
snank an the good sports who rescued him
me Airedale takes great pleasure going
nsnins, and to show he has no hard fee.
ing against the inlet he went fishing with
We were out drifting for huke between the
thIrd and fourth can buoys on the last OF
s sse eeS. when the ROsabeli. Alert and
SSeneua passed US on their way out, /
desire to say to those that saw us that
w, Ehey s.S Ssnnot buy the pleasure that goes
80, - IHs uhueI such conditions with the
CON panlonship Of an AIredale dog.
Freeport Sept l. FRED W. WRIGHT.
DIR. Briggs. Moloney and Mco,yun.
What 10 all this talk about my old
lrlend Dr. Briggs and his black bag full
aivs g'h a. s,,. asked Me:Giynn, the Hudson
Strange about him being iucky?"
The point raised against the learned
presioent OF the United Anglers League
repneo Moloney. Us this. He was seen
bag was empty. He went irtc a 6sh
sellers hut and when he came 0ut of II
ne could hardly carry the bag"
Then. continued McGiynn. the cir
eumstantisi evidence against him is that
evening"
THE question before the house, an.
swered Moloney. ''!s whether he told his
friends he caught or bought the hsh. That
y what is In dispute between friends OF
I'm my opinion" said MeGiynn. che just
presented the FISH to his friends and said
nothing. He is deacon in a well known
BROOKLYN church. and he would not lie.
9gSerate. And as a rule ones friends
ien't care ~ you caught or bought the
fsh you give them. They may at time,
kick II the FISH you give them are not
cleaned and ready for the pan"
pan" e3aeuia h Molonsy. they pam the the
giver. l am through going blocks out
Of my way to give FISH to friends and
hear them say. oh. but-they are not
well" said NcGiynn. as he pufed
away at a corncob pipe presented to
him by Robert Fridenberg, at seems 70
signed by the friends OF the doctor, who