New Britain herald., 1920-03-29
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 ABOUT THE TIM.
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It is anticipated that the rush t afternoon will be especially hea on trolleys. Under ordinary con, lions, the 5:04 dinky carries back Hartford the several hundred cl ployes Of local plants who live that city. According to the til schedules in effect here, that tra will not leave until 6:04. Hence, is expected. rather than wait hour many will avail themselves the trolley service and the result yI be packed cars on that run.
 City officials in the various of1iI of City Hall were at their posts Il morning one hour earlier than usual time to conform with daylight saving rule. There WI no ilitches in the transaction of ticiaI business. The board of Iectmen opened it's hearings for admission of new voters under new time at 9 o'clock and will ciI this evening under the recently add ed ordinance.
 R. R. and Post Office.
 Employes of the N. Y, N. H. & railroad went to work this morn by standard time in compliance VI orders from officials of the road. railroad schedules remain unchana Considera ble confusion was repo both at the Hartford and New ain stations early this morning " patrons came an hour late for t trains and many were idIing a time picked up by travelling earlier trains from cities and to in which this procedure was fq necessary
 Mail clerks. carriers and Q officials of the United States post fee assumed their duties at the r lar hour this morning. As the service is dependent upon the service, 10 changes could be n until similar steps were taken by railroads, it was explained Eli ing from the time as effective patrons were asked to remember collections of mail will be taken hour later than usual and deiiv will be made similarly late.
 With the exception of those COT fromsuburbs and cities in which dard time IS still effective. the tories and business houses about city report but little confusion as suit of the first day of daylight sa time. Few employees ahsented selves this morning. It IS rcpt that a number of manufacturers petition officials of the N. Y, \. H. road to make changes ill the ss ule of trains that will allow their Dioyes to reach New Britain Def o'clock in the morning and them 10 Hartford at 3 reasonable in the evening. It has been ar that it would not be necessar place more trains on the rut :ncrciy make changes. If inc wkich now leaves Hartford st 7 c. new ttf1lc. was pushed back os3c and a similar change made Wit 5:04 there would Do no confusio ;S expected tfsst the wish Of the Uracturers will he compiled wit asfnuch as it will entail little expenditure cn -ha part Of t:le pany.
 NoIIsaaIitcS .Nre Late
 Much attent;or attended the yruration Of the ncw rule at tile Normal school ferc. Principal GUS White rcl}Grtch flat many pupils were late through causes ,terc unavoidable bl;t 1.c Nas op tie about the future. He expre5 hope that the railroad would s uty clear tp make changes that allow the students to reach clas time. A considerable portion student body is made up Of cor CTS, hence the confusion today
 Electric clocks operated h Western Union Telegraph coI lave not been changed to co with the new time vet but ar
 nents are being made to have pushed ahead one hour on thu Britain division. Many indi subscribers have already ma change.
 In the theaterS, there seems q difference Cf opinion as to course would be best to follow ager Dean of Fox's will conduI show under the new time schet will Manager Andzulaitis of t ceum theater. The Palace however, will run on standaT today Proprietor Jchn Ccntara Parsons theater will also rI standard time. this evenings pc anc beginning at 9:15, clock