New Britain herald., 1929-11-08
Blue Hills in Arms

Residents of the Blue Hills sec ton of the town arc reported to be strongly opposed to the number of hunters who are operating in that vicinity. A complaint was made several days ago by one Of the prop erty owners of that district and since that time other owners of land in that section have made themselves heard regarding the matter. IL is claimed by those interested that hunters disregard the fact that the land is posted and are unmndful Of the attitude of the land owners. It is rumored that the owners in that section are cooperating to have the matter taken care of, and advice has been sought from state authorities regarding the hunting. Land own CTS claim that a man with a dog and gun has no right to be on posted land even though he claims that he is not hunting. It is expect ed that the matter will be aired be- fore town authorities shortly.
 Autos Are "Crcmatcd'
 For the past several weeks Peter Rosso'S junk yard, or what is more politely termed by some the isle Of wrecked cars" has been the scene of a great deal Of smoke. The old adaEe that "whcrc there is smoke there is fire" applies to the case of the smoke in Rosso's island.' Old cars that have seen better days and that have been stripped of every thing of value have been set on fire At the present time probably one third of the area covered by the cars has been burned over and now nothing but scrap iron is visible. It is one way Of liQGidating the mar kct for used cars.
 Entrance Finished
 The entrance to Forcstors' hall in kcnsiuGton has now been completed and the hall presents q more pleas ing appearance. For the past SoN- cral weeks Workmcn have been busy constructing roof and clos ing in the former abrupt entrance into the hall, and now that it is finished the hall has changed in ap- pcarancc for the better.
 D. \. R. Activities
 Emma Hart Willard chapter, Daughters of the American Ecvolu- ton, is cooperating with the state or ganization in an attempt to cStab- fish two scholarships at the Amcri- Duncan smith school. The latter is a school for mountain whites in the wilderness of Alabama. At its last meeting the D. A. l.. voted 10 ap- propriatc sums Of money for both of these institutions.
 The local chapter is packing q box of clothing, books. bedding, games and other articles to he sent next week to the Tamasoc school in South Carolina. This box must he sent not later than the first of the week. so all those interested in con- tributing arc asked to get in touch with Miss Mary Grswold or Mrs. $. NJ. Cowles tomorrow or Monday.
 Girls in Show
 Several local girls are taking part in the show to be given at the odd Fellows hall on Arch street. New Britain, tomorrow night. The show, a minstrel and dance affair, is bcinc given by the New Britain order of the fraternal society.
 Notes
 Mrs. George Pickett and daughter where Mrs. Pickett will join her husband. He Is employer as a chem ist by a New Jersey concern.
 George Skinner was painfully in jured yesterday when he was cut on the face by piece Of glass. ScV- cral stitches were taken.
 East Berlin Items
 Mr. and Mrs. Royal Morse leave tomorrow morning by motor for Boston, Mass. where they will spend the weekend with relatives.
 The Boy Scouts of the Berlin troop will meet this evening at the usual hour. All of the scouts have been invited 10 attend the Yale Maryland game at New Haven to- morrow as the guests of the Yale management
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will hold a sup