Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-29
DANIELSON

statement that will be of special into Test 70 thousands of people was issue pertaining to daylight saving, by Warde W. A. Burrows Friday afternoon. Ware en Burrows wishes it understood that iI Danieisou s program of adopting dayIight saving that it Is net intended that clocks or watches be set ahead an hour tonight or Sunday morning. The plan is to leave me time pieces as they are-on standard tine-and allow those who wish to pro ceel on a d1yiizht saving basis to go to rheu tasks an hour earlier each morning than is .he rule at present
 This statement clarifies a situation that gave prous9 durias Frz ay uf causing u1-cl dis atisfsctIaH and will be pleas 1s aN arou.d Vim .N=s understanding each and erT -sor nay arrange for 1.s own 'au1 er.ar-- as tr ing to bus hess. excepting lz eases where persons are eurl1ytd by concerns or corr rations and there are a number 0l tle=e-that have arranged Co start fleIat.aus Mon day morning an hour earlier than is the rule az Che present time.
 During Friday afternoon members Of tle Merenants' committee of the Chambe, ot c7mmerce-vhi1h has taken no official action relative to "tue' were interview ing business men with view to getting some common understanding or agreement relative to opening and closing their places Of business
 Indications were Friday afternoon that Inc whole situation relative to the time that ts Co hc Eert wirLd be strengthened our early next week.
 The Connecticut company ir was said Friday. win meet with difficulties in meeting the truasn nor-ation problems that VIII be created ay reason of the fact that somo or the mills are Go start work Mon m HH rH 14a change will mean he doubling up of rips. morning and evening. to meet the needs 8f cimmuriur operatives who work in mills clueiug GO the present. schedule of working hours and 70 operatives in mills nat are going Go start an hour earlier.
 A brush and grass fire that assumed alarming prupirtious and threatened oe- structi0n co dwellings and other property at Connecticut will aE- was the means of calling out the Gre department Friday about 1.31 a. u-. and c- kse1ing the fire men eIEaEeL lu a brisk battle for nearly an hour.
 The fire started near the railroad tr-a< ne a point near the baseball grounds or the Counertirut Mills com pany and spread with alarming rapidity eating its way into the residential sec tion with such speed as to threaten the safety Of some houses.
 Chief A. P Woodward of the fire de- nartment said afrdr the fire that his men had laid e59 feet Of hose in the course Of their operations against the fire. which was one dr the most difficult of its nature Co control that he had experience within a long time.
 Volunteer workers aided the firemen in fighting the fire from which smoke aros4 in great clouds and gave people in out lying hectious the impression that Dan lelscu was burning up.
 While the fremen and others were battling the fire at Connecticut village another big brush fire wa sraEing close to the railroad right of way farther north West Of the Sayles farm at Elmville the fro was raging along through brush and woodland territory at the noon hour, but workers fighting that particular fire. about O mile north Of the one at Connecticut mills. managed 10 control it tn due time
 April has proved to be a month prolific for fire alarms in Danielson. which is proud of being the most fre-free town oi tts size ln Connecticut. There had beer eight alarms during the month up to Fri day noon, as many as is usually pulled fn during an entire year.
 In what has been called the satevepost, this week is a photograph Illustrating 2