New Britain herald., 1920-03-29
PEAWVZLLE NEVIS.
DAYLIGHT SAVING
 CAUSES CONFUSION
Commuters Late for Work Due to.
 TraiE MiEupS.
HOUSEWIVES COMPLAINING

HOUSEWIVES COMPLAINING Shoppers Have Difficulty in Reaching
 Trading Centers-American Legion
 May Be in Charge of Memorial
 Day PIans-Jitney Bus Lines Re-
 open for Spring. 4
 Local people employed in Bristol, New Britain and Hartford, were late in. getting to their places of employ nlent this morning, due to the day. light saving plan. While New Britt ain and Hartford have adopted the scheme, smaller surrounding towns. and the city of Bristol continue to- use the standard time. The railroad train schedules the New Haven road Northampton and Highland di- visions, remained unchanged today. The early factory trains which arrive at about 6 o'clock on standard time, passed through here at ' o'clock on the new schedule. Conductors on the trains stated that railroad officials in Hartford absolutely refused last night to change the schedules in an- sWer to the demands of those who approached them.
 Plainvil1e has not adopted the re- vised time schedule and there was much confusion this morning. The relation of Plainville to New Brit ain is to a great extent, that of a dependent, and many New Britain people consider Plainville a suburb of the Hardware city. The fact is that most local residents deal with New Britain merchants and are obliged to use the trolley and train service between the towns. If this town does not adopt the daylight sav- ing scheme it seems that confusion must reign for an indefinite length of time. The opinion seems to be tha3 any action in the matter should be left in the hands of local man. ufacturers as it is believed it affects them to a greater extent than any one else.
 Memorial Day Plans. It is reported that the, annual Memorial Day celebration to be car ried out May 30, will be under the auspices of Brock-Ba rnes post. Am- erican Legion. Such a plan seems appropriate and if the services are conducted by the veterans of the worlds greatest war if is. expected
 
 operation among veterans of all wars. The observance will include the usual parade and decoration of the monument and cemeteries. .JitncSs Running Again.
 The jitney busses made their first appearance of the Spring Saturday afternoon. The bus line will be run on schedule between Bristol, Plain vile and New Britain. commencing Monday, April ,. It is planned to of fer 6, special reduced rate to factory employees and to sell tickets as the trolley company does at the present time.
 New ESritainitc Arrested.
 Frank Payctte of New Britain was arraisned in police court last night charged with breach of the peace It is alleged that he followed several young girls near East street and that hc made himself obnoxious. It was learned that Payette has a family living ln New Britain ard that his wife is seriously i'll. For this reason Judge Prior discharged him. Contribute For Flowers. The Ladies' Altar society held a meeting yesterday afternoon at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy and contrit utions were received from the IL tlHbSIS LOT lJlc IJltEcildSC OI lCWGrS for usH on the altar next Thursday and Easter Sunday.
 Holy Week Services. Services for Holy Week were an nounced yesterday at the masses at the Catholic church. There will he high mass at 7:3O o'clock Thursday morning and at the same hour on God Friday. NThere will be Stations of the Cross Good Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock, and a sermon by a wis ! iting priest. The services Holy Sat l urday will include a high mass at 7:30 ] o'clock, blessing Of the holy water 1 and bortismal water, and other iRl- l pressive services. \ special musical program will be rendered by the 1 choir Easter Sunday.
 l Brief Items. 1 Miss Harriet Hopkins of New York, 1 is spending the Easter holidays as the l guest of her parent, MT and Mrs. l Charles r. Hopkins or Washington ] street.
 l William HlrJ is homo from Wes- 1 ieyan Tor the holidays.
 l Pierce Clark is home from col lcge. He has as his guest Abidl Smit l of Portland; Me.