New Britain herald., 1926-12-17

lors of the Asbury Methodist church Rev. Hubert D. Jones conducted tn, services and interment was in Wes cemetery.
 I. o. o. F. Meeting
 The regular meeting of Stepher Terry lodge. I. O. o. F.. will ht held at 8 o'clocl, this evening 1T stephen Terry hal.. The first nom. ination of officers for the ensuing year will take place.
 Veterans Elect
 At a meeting of Harold F. Elm. melt Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, held last evening in Ameri. can Legion hall, the following of fcers were elected: Commander George R. Stanwood; senior vice. commander, Armand J. Lupien; junior vice commander. Aimee Ger. vais; officer of the day Frederick Massicote; trustee for IS months James l.. Moody; post advocate Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan; post. surgeon, pr. W. H. Flynn: quarter. master, Herman Werdelein; chap. lain, Charles Fournier.
 State Commander Charles F Blanchard of this city and his staff were guests of the local post las evening.
 Frederick Robert Lloyd
 Frederick Robert Lloyd, aged 60 died at his home on West street to. day after weeks illness with heart { trouble.
 MT. Lloyd was born in Fair Haven Vermont. on July 30, 1866, the sor i of Evan E. and Elizabeth Fairchilds i (Perrigo) Lloyd. His entire lift prior to his removal to this city ir 1917, was spent in his native town with the exception of one year when , he lived in Hudson Falls, \. Y. He was married on December %, 1893 i in Manville, N. Y, to Miss Emma E McCuen, who survives him, together with one daughter, Mrs. Frank Whitconb of Ithaca, N. Y: one son Evan E. of this city, and one broth CT, William E. Lloyd of Bangor, Pa He was a member of the Trinity Episcopal church, the Fair Haven lodge of Odd Fellows and the Mod ern Woodmen of America. i Funeral services will be held al 1 S:3o o'clock Sunday morning from Trinity Episcopal church. Rev John Wilkins will officlate and the body will be taken by train 10 Fair Haven, Vermont, for interment.
 Lodge of Sorrow
 At the meeting of the Bristol , lodge of Elks, last evening, a lodge or sorrow was held for the late Charles H. Tiffany who died in Burbank, California, on December 4. The eulogy was delivery by Attorney Noble E. Pierce.
 Arrested For New Britain Police
 John Pare of this city was taken into custody last evening by Officer Henryy Jeglinski at the request of the New Britain authorities. He was taken back to that city last night by Sergeant George Ellinger.
 Real Estate Board Meeting ! The Bristol real estate board held its annual meeting last night at the Elks club and the following of- ficers were elected: President, Will liam r. Smithwick; first vice -presi- dent, Charles J. Phelan; second vice. president, A. II. Kaschak; treasurer Hilary s. Driscoll: secretary, Louis A. Wheeler: chairman of arbitra- ton committee, George w. Hull; chairman of membership committee, William A. Hayes; chairman of municipal ordinance and taxation committee, James V. Heffcrnan; chairman of publicity committee, William J. Phelan; chairman Of valuation committee. c. V. Mason. During the meeting it was de- cided to bring before the city coun- cil again the matter of two pay ment tax plan. This suggestion was made to the city fathers some time ago, but the boards communication was filed for future consideration. Nothing has since been heard of it.
 It was also decided to hold month ly meetings during the winter and the board voted to extend to the Bristol Building and Loan associa- ton all assistance possible in in- creasing the membership of that or ganization.
 The bowling team of the board, consisting of Hilary s. Drisco,l, Frank Wisnieski, Robert Hayden, Charles J. Phelan and William F. Tracy, agreed to hurl challenge at the bowling teams of the Bristol Medical association and the local Bar association. A silver loving cup will be awarded the winner of the three -cornered contest.
 Installing New Batteries
 Electrician Thomas Kelley of the fire department and employees Of the Bristol Electric Go. are today in sailing new batteries In connection with the police signal system. The new batteries will be placed over the cell in the old jail instead of near the signal apparatus. where the old ones were located.
 North Main St. Sanded Employees of the department of ruhlic works yesterday sanded North Main street due to it's slippery con- dition. caused by the slight fall of snow last Wednesday evening.
 To Distribute Christmas Cheer
 At meeting of the Bristol lodge Of Elks last night. final arrange ments were made for the distribu- ton of about 50 Christmas dinner baskets to needy families in the city. Underwear. stockings. caps and mittens will also be distributed