Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-26
NEWS OF The DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Industrial Plants Observe Day
light Saving; Personal and
General Notes.
Special Correspondence If Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
New Castle, April 27.--At 2 o'clock
Yesterday morning the various manu-
featuring plants of this city advanced
their clocks one hour ahead for the 1920
daylight saving The plants on Saturday
morning took u vote on the matter and the
majority were in favor OF the change,
which will be effective until the last week
i'm September. The train service yesterday
was run on standard time and "A number
of persons were disappointed when they
had set their clocks forward to ind they
we're an hour too early at the station
Services at the churches were held on
standard time. The town clock III the
Episcopal Church tower Will remain un-
changed and il will only be necessary for
the working people TO be sure to set their
alarm clocks one hour in advance in
order TO get 60 work at the required sohed-
ule It will be great disappointment TO
the travelling public who have been ac-
customed to catch the north bound train
that leaves at S.25 as this means e.25 to
the working time in Wilmington and
various places in New Castle County. A
large number of residents will travel on
the trolleys.
Before Mayor George W. Eckles on
Saturday evening Peter Auongrat charg-
ed Mike Biasha,isias with the larceny of
quantity of kindling wood. The case was
dismissed on account of lack of evidence.
Edward Bush. aged a. son Of MIR and
Mrs. George Bush, of 0l7 Clymer streets
last evening fell from the top of a sewing
machine and broke his right arm. The
child was given attention by DIR. Lewis
Booker.
Tomorrow evening at S O'Clock, Mrs.
T.sn,fL sa3n 'hatryauta py
Music of Federation of Clubs, will On
tertain the members of the New Century
with n program of Jugo-Slavic music.
Saturday evening trolley car No. lo4,
| on the New Castle line, which left the
| Court House switch nj 30 o'clock,
! jumped the track near Stoeckle's lane and
| DELAYED traffic for 25 minutes Many who
I were on tho WAY to tho various places ot
amusement in Wilmington were late.
Mr.. and Mrs William Montgomery are
| receiving congratulations on the birth OF
a son.
1 Seminole Tribe. NJ. 50. Improved
/ Order of Red Men, were the guests nf the
/ Delaware Tribe Of Wilmington, Friday
/ evening. The latter won three games,
/ Next Saturday three more games will toe
/ PLAYED between the two teams. There are
/ ~ teams IN the QUOT contest, and the
( New Castle boys are one Eamc IN tho lehu
Tomorrow evening the Improvement
/ Committee of the Nazareth NJ. L. Church
i will meet in the church parlors at s % clock
Saturday the Fifth Street A. G. baseball
| team defeated the West End A. 6. Juniors
/ by the score Of II To Q. Manager Philip
! Tobin of rs West Fifth street desires tc
receive challenges from players whose ages
range from II TO II wears
! Andrew Mitchell Il Son have just re-
ceived their now 2 2i2-ton G. NJ c. truck
John Fchl, proprietor and owner OF tn,
jefferson House Mt the foot OF Delaware
street. will convert tho building into sever
apartments, and adjoining the hotel vii
I build a bakery and home. Mr.. Fehl ha'
/ been conducting the bakery business fol
several months &C the John Nallett'
bakery on Second street near Harmony
Mrs Michael Givison, who has been IL
for several days. Is improving.
The quot team Of tho Seminole Tribe
| No 80, Improved Order of Red Men
comprise John Proud, John Clymer. Geo
Proud. Albert Wilhelme Charles Clylner
Edward Proud, Lesley Walls, Howarc
! Wilholme
MIR and Mrs David McCallister anC