New Britain herald., 1925-04-21
TOWN WILL ADOPT
 DAYLIGHT SAVING
New Schedule Will Go Into Effect Starting Next Monday
CEMETERY ASSOCIATION
A. D. Cady Near Deatll-Hold Joint Meetlng-Inspcct Railroad Pro perty--Mrs. Roberts Breaks Ankle --Plainville Briefs.

Plainville will adopt tho daylight saving schedule starting next Mon day, according to canvass made of stores, factories, business houses and offices today. The post office hours will be changed to one hour ahead of the present schedule and all busi- ness will be pushed ahead an hour when the next week starts.
 Rev. John F. Fay. pastor of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy, an nounced that starting next Sunday, services would be held an hour ear toners to put their clocks ahead an hour so that they would not miss the services. Although no an- nouncements have been forthcom- ing from the remaining churches in town, it is expected that they will all conform to the schedule starting next Sunday.
 A canvass of the factories shows that the major manufacturing con cerns in the town will go on the new schedule starting Monday, in- cluding the Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co.,, the Standard Steel & Bearings, Inc, the Plainville Casting Co.,, the Peck Spring Co. and others.
 The stores In town, according to many of the proprietors and man. agers will conform to the new schedule also as will the trolley com pany and railroad company. Other business houses will also conform to the schedule.
 The hours at the Plainville post : office as outlined by Postmaster James E. Usher starting on next Monday will be as follows: Time mentioned will be standard time. Stamp window opens at a. m., closes at 6:30 ?. m.; parcel post window opens at a. m., closes at 6:30 D. m.; registry window opens at 6 a. m., closes at 6 D. m. and money order window opens at 6:S0 a. m., closes at 6 p. m.
 Cemetery Association The Plainville Cemetery associa- ton held it's adjourned annual meeting in the town clerks office in the town hall last evening. The following officers were elected for the coming year: President, Charles H. Norton; vice. president, Harry "A. Castle; secretary and treasurer, M. 0. Ryder: board of directors, the of- ficcrs as ex-officio members. E. II. Hills A. A. Macleod, E. B. Baker, First Selectman William J. Johnson and c. Russell Sherman.
 The association voted 10 authorize the selectmen to make prelimin- ary survey of the new property which adjoins the cemetery with the plans in view of opening up the tract for lots in the near future.
 The members also decided to re- move the tool house which now stands in the front line to the rear of the chapel. This will be well come move, it is thought, and will serve to enhance the beauty of the cemetery as whole.
 Cady Near Death
 A. D. Cady lies at the point of death at his home on Maple street. according to late information today. He was taken ill while spending the winter in Florida and although ho recuperated sufficiently 10 allow him to make the long trip home, he has had a relapse and he was not ex- pccted to live through last night.
 Hold Joint Meeting
 Sequasscn lodge, l. o. Q. r., and Martha Rebekah lodge will hold a joint meeting in Odd Fellows hall Thursday evening at D. m. The both lodges will have as their guests the grand officers of Connecticut and as a guest of honor. Governor John H. Trumbull of Plainvillc. There will be an entertainment after the meeting and refreshments will he served All members are expected to be present.
 Inspect Property
 A group of officials of the N. Y, N. H. &c H. Railroad Co. paid q