New Britain herald., 1929-04-27
DAYLIGHT SAVING
 TIME ID COMMENCE
Railroad Schedule Changed as Clocks Move Ahead an Hour
MANY TRAINS AFFECTED
Services In Churches Tomorrow Morning-Policc of Three Towns Investigating Attempted Robbery Military Whist Wednesday.

Lay ISHl lilltt eots ililO SI- feet at a m. Sunday and all time pieces will be moved ahead an hour. All of the churches in the town will conduct their services tomorrow on daylight time. The factories and public business places will operat" on the summer time starting Mon day.
 Practically every clock publicly exhibited will show standard time as required by the law. and pedestrians will be forced to add an hour to the time indicated on these time pieces.
 nayligh, saving time will continue thu oushou; the summer months un- til StptcmDGr 2s, when once again clocks will t., turned back to stand ard time and the hours sleep lost by folks tonight .ill be r.gailIed. The custom of changing the time began in the summer of 1918, this, there fore, being the opening of the 1lth annual daylight saving year.
 The post office will be operated on daylight saving time in order to conform with the railroad time, The office will open at 5:30 o'clock instead of G:3U o'clock.
 The New Haven railroad has is sued its spring time tables with the train schedule revised to agree with daylight saving time: trolleys of the Connecticut Company will adopt the summer time.
 The railroad train schedule as il affects Plainville for the summer months vas issued this morning. Week day trains for Hartford will leave at 6:1o, 7:25. 7:45. S:37 and lo:21 q. m; 1;og. 2:oS. (4:05 except Saturday., (4,35 Saturday only). (6:l0 except Saturday,, 659 and 9:l2 D. m.
 through to Boston. Train at S:37 d. m. connects at Hartford for Boston. Train at 4:05 D. m. runs through to Springfield. The Saturday only train at 4:35 p. m. connects at Hartford for Springfield.
 f''All0dS tidiii' loi lld' tAol U "i'i leave at S:37. 1l:46 a. III. and 2:0S. 7:20. SIP P. m. Train at 2:0s p. m. goes to Boston. Train at s:37 a. m. connects as on week days.
 Wes:bound trains on week days will be as follows: G:24 a. m. 10 Terryville: 7:l0 a. m. to Waterbury. connecting for New York; S:54 a. m. for Bristol. Monday, Friday and Sat- urday, to Waterbury, Tuesday, We'd l nesday and Thursday. during session of legislature; 1o:Uf a. m. for Wa l terbury; 12;45 D. m. for New York
 via Waterbury; o:25 p. m. and 3:3o D. m. for Waterbury; 5:02 D. m. eX- cept Saturday to Terryville: 5:37 p.
 m. 10 Waterbury; 6:01 p. m. to Ter ryville; 7:29 and 9:39 p. m. and 1l:44 D. m. to Waterbury: Sunday. 1o;o4
 q. m. lc:45, 3:3o, 5:4. 7:29 and 9:39 D. nl., all terminating at Water- l bury.
 Congregational ChurcI, Morning service at 10:45 o'clock, sermon theme. Shifting Responsi- l bility." Church school after the ! morning service at 12 o'clock. Congregational Young Peoples 1 meeting at 6:3o p. m. A. A. Mac Leod will be the speaker at this l meeting.
 \ May breakfast will be held in the parish house Wednesday. May 1. from 12 to 1880 o'clock. Tickets olI hx- I r,ni1l.a ii CT. Mrs. Allan. Miss Elizabeth Nor ton and members of the refresh ment committed. An attractive menu has been planned with chick en as the main course. The regular monthly business and program meeting of the fed eration will be held Thursday eve ming at 7:45 o'clock in the parish house. The meeting is planned al this time so that the evening group may be present. Following the business meeting a. program cor sisting Of music by Mrs. Elms" Thomas, Mrs. Woodford and Mrs. Charles sherman will be given. Ca nadian scenes will be shown on the screen. Refreshments will be served.
 Dean Luther A. Weigle. dean Of Yale Divinity school will be the preacher next Sunday in this church. Church Of Our Say four Church school at 10 a. m. in the parish house under the direction Of the superintendent. II. T. Powers. Junior church service at 10: to oclock. Rev. Lincoln E. Frye. rec tor. will give talk 10 the boys and girls. Morning prayer and sermon by the rector at II a. m. Tn" Young Peoples fellowship will meet
 in the parish house at 6:3o p. m.