The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-30
WOLCOTT VERY
 QUIET TO-DAY
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 Balfe on Bucks Hill to check TO. port that some one had boon sleep. Ing in the hay of the barn, for the last few nights. No evidence of tho person who had ben utilizing tho loft, had beon seen at press hour.
 The evidence pointed out deep in the woods yesterday by Lieuten- ant Pollard and Patroirnan Dunn was more than enough to convince Lieutenant schatsman that tho woods are being roamed by some- one. If 1t is not Crow, then It is person who is taking his life in his hands, for anyone found wander- Ing about tho Wolc0tt forests is moro than likely to draw tho flrc of searchers.
 A can placed along the edge of the brook Thursday afternoon, when the traces of q man wer.. first discovered, had been moved when tho searching party reached the spot yesterday after crashing through the forest for more than [, mile. Tn addition, tho footprints seen by the two Waterbury police mon the day before were still sharp and clear in outline. The two po' licemen, both veteran wo0dsmon. claim that the marks wore but q few hours old. .-
 Ground Disturbed
 Tn addition to the footprints there were distinct finger.inarkt in tho mud where someone had ap. parently been digging into tho sort earth for. worms with his hands, Several pieces Of sod had been overturned, likewise in q hunt Tor worms. A short distance down tho stream there were several rockr' with moss freshly scraped off them. Several yards from tho brook. near there, were more sharp footprintS' heading directly into the woods All the prints wore those Q! shoes, not boots, making # almost impossible that they could DO thosc of any member of the inanhuntins cinity. likewise bear out the report of shots having been heard rom that section late sunday night.
 Ideal Hiding Place
 The spot in. question is about . irom mlas where wi" tho S' iilisr SsS' sbsHdoncd his car. It. would necossitate Crows crossing of only one u mar. ! r wSeh yHw '0nn'rS Sa Could EV"a sasiiy s ssye @ens and escaped detection. Tho dis. trict abounds with berries and horbs. fish are plentiful in tho stream, which would also give water, A man could easily live In tho area for many days and it would Do most difficult task 70 find him, 50 dense are the. growths of ferns, bushos and trees and 70 humorous arc the rock cavernD npd caves along tho creek.
 Routine investigation, occupying c haif.dozen troopers. has failed to bring ID any new information. It was determined yesterday after c survey that Crow has not. since sunday, left by train from Terrys vile, Bristol, southington or Tor. rington. Tarmhouses in outlying areas ail camo under state police Investigation yesterday. but liko' wise added no light to the mystery.
 Attended Games
 Moro information on Crow him. self has beon discovered, chiefly the fact that his many mysterious prociivity for travelling. It has Killer Siie sSsSvS often won't on % long journeys. m 1DS2 he attended te olympic games in California, while other raiirad tickets to California have been found In his belongings.
 Another discovery of minor inns portance is one that Crow YVES h sports devotee SD to this very year. Ife was m adept ice skater and was freauentIy seen on Waterbury and Woicott ponds. In his youth no was a bicycle racer and inter- osted in other sports as well.