New Britain herald., 1925-04-25
DAYLIGHT SAVING
 HERE TOMORROW
City in General Will Adopt
 Summer Time Schedule
PASTORS ANNIVERSARY
Rev. William B. West Returns For Fifth Ycar-Roberts Appointed to Welch Fire Company-Knebcl and Streiglc Promoted

ana StreiSlc Promoted
 Daylight saving will come into general use in this city tomorrow. when trains will be run on sched- ule calling for an hour ahead of the present time tables. Churches will also observe the new time. The fac tories will assume the time change on Monday as will the banks, other business houses and schools. Clocks in the public places will remain on standard time as usual
 ! St. Anthonys church will observe standard time tomorrow with masses at ', S:30 and 10:SO o'clock and mission services at '7:30 o'clock at night.
 On the railroad schedule. which has been advanced an hour two changes have been made, affecting local service. The train, due here at 2:42 o'clock in the afternoon, daylight saving time, will run from Boston. instead of being made up at Hartford, thereby giving more afternoon service from the Hub. The train due here at 1920 o'clock at night will not run from Boston in the future, being run only as a Hartford Waterbury accommodation
 Otherwise no changes have been made in the local service.
 Five Years As Pastor l Pau AEi11tn,,, Il VVac+ ,,.ill his fifth year as pastor of the Pros pect Methodist church on Sunday morning, having been reappointed to the local pulpit. He returned on Thursday from attendance at the New York east conference at Ja- maica. l.. l.
 Funeral of Mrs. Ingraham
 The funeral of Mrs, William S. Ingraham will be held at 2:30 o'clock, daylight saving time, on Sunday afternoon at her home on Summer street Services will be conducted by Rev. Ernest L. Wis mer, pastor of the First Congrega- tional church. Burial will be in the West cemetery
 Dog Owners Tardy
 Dog owners have been callously indifferent to the notices of City Clerk Thomas B. Steele. relative to the time limit for the registration of canines, which expires on May 1. With but few days remaining, be- fore a penalty will be assessed to the delinquents, more than 700 dogs remain to be registered, according to the statistics of the city office. In order to register all of the canines, it will be necessary for the city clerks office 10 be open several nights next week.
 Roberts Appointed
 William Roberts was appointed to the Welch Fire company of For estville at the fire board meeting last night, succeeding William Kallen- bach, resigned. Bills and other rou- tine matters comprised the other business on hand.
 Fire Chief John H. Hayes report cd that the two platoon system, which was recently put into opera ticn is a commendable success. The men feel gratified over the change. which has been made, which assures better working hours.
 Knebcl Promoted
 Ewald Knebel, manager of the To- 1 cal office of the John Hancock h. l surance Co. for the last 10 years. l has been promoted to be superin- | tendent of the company's office at South Bend. Indiana. MT. Knebel | and his family will leave here on May 2 for the Indiana city, which is the third largest in the Hoosier state. i With Mir Knebel in South Bend will ! be John r. Streigle of the local of- l fec who has been promoted to the 1 post of assistant superintendent in | the Hoosier college city, which is ! also the home of Notre Dame uni i vcrsity. Succeeding Mir. knebel in 1 charge of the local office will be 1 Eugene F. O'Donnell, who has been . promoted 10 be an assistant super intcndent.
 Mr. Kenebel came 10 this city from Hartford and during his resi- dcnce here has made many friends, who regret 10 see him depart, but feel highly gratiied over the an nounccment Of his promotion. In recognition of the esteem in which he is held by his associates in the New Britain and Bristol offices, Mir. Kncbel was honored by banquet yesterday at the Witches Rock Country club.
 Factories Show Improvement
 Many factories are running on . rush time nd only this week an- nouncemcnt was made that about 90 men had been engaged at the New Departure plant, a welcome item Of news in industrial circles which :