Spittlers and Bailey's Clockmakers and Watchmakers of America mention the American Chime Clock Co. as operating between ca. 1916-29 in Nicetown, PA. (Nicetown-Tioga is a neighborhood in the No. Phila. section of Philadelphia.) The company sold banjo and grandfather clock case kits, assembled kits and installed the movements acquired elsewhere, and sold complete clocks.
I'm not sure into which of the above categories your clock fits. As David mentioned, the movement is a New Haven. From what I see of the case, it appears similar to New Haven's Sherbrooke model which Tran Duy Ly's book on New Haven clocks shows from the 1911 catalogue. But the catalogue description mentions that it could be fitted with a Westminster Chime movement chiming on cathedral gongs. Although 1911 is before the estimated dates of the American Chime Clock Co., it might have been offered several years after 1911. Of course, I am not certain it is the Sherbrooke model.