New Britain herald., 1929-04-05

the approach. The work is much appreciated by those who have to use the drive to any extent.
 Fishing Season to Open
 Local fishermen are looking for. ward to the opening of the trout season. which will begin in ten days, with the hope that there will be a profitable and successful season be- fore them. Several local fishermen have stated that there are many trout in the local streams and that there will be good sport for those who care to try their luck here.
 MOt0rist Arrested
 James Esposito of New Haven was arrested yesterday afternoon by Consta ble William Cole of East Ber- lin on a charge of driving without a license. Cole noticed the youth driv- ing the truck. and when he signalled him to stop he noticed that the driver changed places with his pas- senger very cleverly. Opon being pressed as to why the change took place. the boy admitted that he was driving the truck at the time they were stopped. The case will come before the Berlin town court next Tuesday night.
 Vernon Hotchkiss of New Haven was also arrested by Constable Cole on 2 charge of reckless driving. He was noticed going at a fast rate or speed and paying no attention to in- tersecting streets or to the dangerous approach at the underpass at the Berlin depot.
 He will be in court Tuesday night.
 Warrantee Deeds on File
 According to q deed filed at the town clerks office the Berlin Brick company has sold piece Of land to Louis Valeggia of Berlin. The land is located on Christian Lane in Ken sington.
 Florence Boylscn has sold a lot located near the fox farm to Her. bert Baldwin of Berlin. The land adjoins the property on which Bald which has been open for the winter. 1t is located just south of the state police scale.
 Fire Permits Necessary
 Fire Warden Lewis A. Griffith stated todd ythat a permit must be obtained before there can be any brush fires in the town and that this ruling must be obeyed strictly. He stated that the condition of the ground at the present time makes 1t fairly safe to burn brush, but that in the next few weeks the ground will be dry and that there must be the utmost care in building fires so there will be no possibility of their getting beyond control and causing damage to nearby property. There have been several bad forest Ares in the past few years that have been due to carelessness of property own CTS or the thoug ghtlessness Of hun- tcrs and fishermen in the woods. Warden Griffith asks that all people take the utmost care in the building of fires in the summer months 50 as to avoid all unnecessary damage by fire.
 Baseball Committee Meeting
 The junior baseball committee Of Bolton kasica post, American Le- zion. will meet at Legion hall on Tuesday night at s o'clock to con- plcte plans for the league that it is forming for the coming season. It iS exoected that there will be q very good team picked from those inter- csted in the league among the young men of the town. Last year there was a good team. and this year. with more practice. it is hoped to put . better one in the league. First Vice Commander James Corr of Kensinx- ton is the head of the baseball con- mittee for the year.
 Last Berlin Items "The New Minister" was well re- ceived last evening. Community hall being filled to it's capacity. The performance was given under the auspices of the Wesleyans by mem- bers of the organization. Every member of the cast gave splendid performance. The play will be given again next month at banquet to be announced later.
 Mrs. John r. Lewis was New Britain visitor today.
 , Miss Virginia Sucenhime is ex- pected home tomorrow night iron, Washington where she has been