New Britain herald., 1929-12-13

and Percy Hamilton of Berlin, and four others from out of town retur1- cd to Berlin last night after spending several days in the northern part Of Massachusetts trailing deer. The group bagged three of the long horn cd family which are now on display in New Britain store. Evidently the hunters were more impressed by the cold weather than by the hunting, for they said that the cold was almost unbcarabe.
 Fishing Reported Excellent
 Now that 36-inch phcasants arc no longer found in the vicinity of kcnsington, part of the population has turned to obtaining fish through the ice. Fishermen vie with each other in an attempt to sec who can locate the biggest fish in the Pap r Goods pond. It was reported today that several lucky fishermen had o5- tained dozens of fish ranging in the neighborh ood of IS to 70 inches in i length from that town.
 Conlin's Men Still Supreme
 Continuing their winning ways, the men of Blue Hills, under the leadership of John Conlin, journeyed to East Berlin last night and met i the cohorts of John Lewis, beating them to the tune of 19 to F. This brings the victories of the Blue Hills delegation to half a dozen with TO | Inf play them return match next week l in the Blue Hills "community l house."
 New Store to Open
 The renovated Legion hall in kensington, which has been leased to the Economy Grocery company, is almost complete, and the store will open Saturday under the manage ment of Michael LaRose of Middlo- town.
 Bus Service Crippled ! The New Britain Berlin bus serv- ice was behind schedule this morn ing but the buses ran at all times n an attempt to keep the service in ! tDNt' 'SoliIt oI llic pioFS " tl II oJil 10 minutes to almost half an hour late. The drivers said that slippery hills, particularly South Main street in New Britain and Damon's hill in Berlin. caused the delay in schedule. During the morning the state trucks appeared on the scene and appliel truck loads of sand and gravel to the slippery slopes on the turnpike and adjoining streets. Several minor accidents were reported during the morning but no serious smashup oc- cured. It was learned that large truck, going down Caesars hill crashed through the fence at the bottom. No report was made of in juries sustained nor the extent Of the damage to the truck
 Airplancs Arouse Fear Fear for the safety of the pilot was. expressed last night when the night mail, flying over at 7:iJ o'clock, turned back few minutes later. It will be remembered that the fatal crash early in Septembar vas caused by similar weather con- dltions and by the fact that an avil- tor turned back in the vicinity Of Lamcntation mountain.
 Koiodziej to be Arrested
 As soon as John kolodziej Of Pennington avenue, New Britain. completes his 30-day term in the Hartford county jail. where he is serving a sentence for drunkenness, breach Of peace and resisting arrest he will be arraigned in the Berlin town court on q charge of criminal responsibility for the death of Har- ry Seamon of New Britain. The charge, which will be placed against him soon, is the result of an auto mobile accident that took place in Berlin at Upson's corner several months ago. John Corbett. Kolodziej and Harry Seamon were riding in the car. At the time Of the accident kolodziei denied that he was driving and the case was returned to J. Gilbert Calhoun for investiga- tion. Calhoun, in Investigating, found that kalodziej was rcspon- sible.
 Cars Crash on Back Road
 A car driven by Albin Holmuuist and another operated by Peter Mas sanis Of 446 Chestnut street, New