New Britain herald., 1922-04-27
DAYLIGHT SAVING
 MAY CONFUSE HERE Trumbull Plant to Change Clocks
 --StOreS Undecided MERCHANTS TO CONFER
Pythian Sisters Temple Win Attend
 District Conference in New Britain
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Long Island Tomorrow-Itcms.
 The officials of the Trumbul Eiec- tric Manufacturing company voted. 1t
 a conference this morning to adopt daylight saving in accordance with | tho plan followed by New Britain fac | tories, and on Sunday morning ,he clocks of the plant will be set ahead one hour. What plan the stores in he town will follow is not known, but the 1 general opinion is they will follow he l rule set by the factories in order to accommodate the employees Whether or not the merchants will turn ahead their clock to conform with the fac | tories is not known. as The business
 men will confer on this subject, Here again is seen the need of a Mercantile | Division which is being organized by the Chamber of Commerce. The store | keepers are at a loss as to what pro- ccdure to pursue to best satisfy their | trade, and some confusion is expected until definite schedule can be set l tied on In this town.
 A canvass of the stores showed q marked difference Of opinions and the merchants are at sea concerning the daylight saving plan. If they open an hour earlier. which will be o'clock, they close at o'clock. That will be in accordance with the factories, al though the factory clocks will reg | iSter q different time. If the stores
 retain the present schedule they will be open one hour later than the shops shut down and be closed when the | factory employees 20 to work.
 The Post Office.
 The post office has set q schedule. | and commencing Monday morning will open and close one hour earlier han the usual time. Instead of open ng at o'clock and closing at 7:30 o'clock, the hours will be from 6 o'clock until 6:3O o'clock. This is
 necessary in order to meet the trains,
 which have changed time. The re- livery Of mail will be an hour earlier The following is the revised schedule of the trains: Mail leaving the office for the West, at 6:l0 a. m.; for the East 730 a. nl; for the South at 9:3O a. m.; for the West at lo:45 q. m.; for the East at 11:l5; for the North at 415 D. n., and for the East at D. m.
 Arrival Of Main Trains.
 The following is the arrival of trains with mail: From the East at 5:3o a. m; from the East ut 6:30 Y. m.; from the South at 7:5s Il. m; from the North at 9:4s n. m.; rom the East at 11:19 a. m; from the West at 1918 9. m.; from the East at 4:43 D. m., and from the South at 4:45 p. m. The above time $ ,tand- ard time and should not be confused with the daylight raving.
 Just what the Plainyille Grammar ;chools will do :s not definitely decid- ed Superintendent s. H. Holmes of New Britain has made a change 10 meet the requiremnts and it is be lieved something of this plan will be followed here. The churches will also adhere to the daylight plan
 Pythian Sisters Meeting.
 Pythan Temple held it's regular meeting in the Odd Fellows hall last evening. at which visitors from Worthy Temple, ot New Britain, nt- tended District Deputy Mrs. Lamp son gave a talk and commended Pyth- ian Temple for it's excellent progress. An invitation was extended to ihe To- cal order to attend the district con vention held in New Britain on June ?, Mrs. Anna Turner will act ns dele gate
 Commence Hen Coops.
 Operations were started yesterday on the erection of several modern breeding and hen coops on the Hitch cock property on the Plainvlle New Britain road which was recently pur- chased by Frank B Williams of .Iau- gatuck. well known poultry man. Ground has been broken and the cree tion of the breeders Is being hasten cd as Mir. Williams plans to move his stock of prize birds 10 this town rome time next month, The work will GOV CT a period of several weeks. MT. Williams is disposng of his large farm on West Mountain. Nausatuck
 He will have separate GOODS for his prize White Wyandottes, which cap tured awards in the best quality com petitions at the Madison Square Gar