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Connecticut Phillip (Jaaraan (July 21) « "Second- brood larvae appeared in large mxa- 
b3r6 , especially ft.v. unsprayed trees in New Haven County." 
Porter (July 24) « "Many trees with foliage badly injured about 
Wailingford. Many of the second-brood Isirvae have spun cocoons." 
New York E. P, Felt (July 2l) . "Second-brood larvae end rather bad skeletonized 
leaves were sent in July 12 from Ulster Park, indicating a thoroughly 
established and, presumably, heavy ini'e: iation." 
FALL WEBWOBM (Hy^hantria cunyaJDrury) 
New York G„ E. Smith (June 14; . "Young fall webworms found today in orchards in 
Orleans County," 
\"ew Jersey R. Huizing„ "This insect was found the lattor part of June at Hollywood, 
Hampton, and New Brunswick, and throughout Sussex County..'* 
Pennsylvania S. W» Frost (July 19) « "Since the last of June these wonr.s have cade 
their appearance and are numerous in poorly sprayed orchards." 
Cndiana J. J. Davis (July 20). "The coupon fall webworm has been found abundant 
in a few apple orchards of this State." 
A?PL' ! C L2AFH0PPER fTyphlpcyhfe-^ffa^) 
>elaware C„ 0, Houghton (July 17). "These insects are much less numerous than 
usual." 
ennsylvania S. W„ Frost (July 19) « "Injury serious on apples in part of Adams County 
This injury was first noticed about tho middle of June, the species in- 
volved being Tvphlocyba rocae L** 
; hio H, A, Gossard (July 2l) . "These hoppers are causing some anxiety among 
orchardist3. The two species which attracted attention in this State 
are j^mp.o.asca nJi Le3. and E rythronsura o bliqua Say." 
SAN JOSL SCALE ( Ac :j idiot us pemiciosus Comst.) 
'assachusetts H. T. Fernrjd (July 2l) . M 'v7e seem to be having practically a normal 
season for scale insects, nothing unusual having V.-een seen or reported." 
tew York A. L. Pierstorff (June 17). "Young stales w=ro observed on this date 
in Uonroe County* The scales are present in moderately large numbers." 
iew Jersey R« Huising. "San Jo3e scale observed the latter part of June at Humpton 
and Lake??tod." 
ndiana J. J. Davis (July 20) . "Hany apple trees in the State are dying on 
account of the San Jose scale-. Some orchards which were slightly in- 
fested a year ago are now encrusted and some trees already dead." 
owa F. A* Fenton (July 15). "A survey made during the month of June on tr^ 
distribution of this pest in Iowa revealed the fact that it is on the 
increase Grid is now found in Lee, Van Buren, Wapello, llahaska, Henry, 
Louisaj Muscatine, and Scott Counties." 
