New Britain herald., 1926-12-20
St. ,IOsenh'S
Bristol

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 Score at half time, St. Joseph's g. Bristol [. Referee, Cluney. Time two 20 minute periods.
 Funeral of John Chiffon
 The funeral of John Chiffon, aged 50 years, who died at his home at 62 Beech street Friday night after a short illness, was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at Trinity Episcopal church. Rev. John Wilkins conduct ed the services and interment was in West Cemetery.
 Mir. Chiffon was born in England, coming to Bristol about four years ago. and was employed at the New Departure Manufacturing company. He was a member of Franklin lodge, No. 5G. A. F. and A. M. and of Trinity church. He is survived by his wife, a two and onehalf year old son of this city and his parents. one brother and three sisters in England.
 Sessions Lodge to Nominate
 Sessions lodge, No. fl Knights of Pythias, will hold it's regular meet ing at o'clock tomorrow evening in G. A. R. hall, Forestville. Officers for the ensuing year will be nomin- ated. Past Chancellor J. Wallace Yale has arranged a pleasing enter tainment program for the occasion and refreshments will be served.
 Hand Mangled
 John Casto'ene of Margery street had three fingers severed from his right hand at the plant Of the Ses- sions Clock company last Friday afternoon. He was removed tn the ceiving treatment.
 Engagement Announced
 Mir. and Mrs. k. P. DiCkcrman of Plantsvile, Conn.,. have announced the engagement of their daughter, Kathryn Louise 10 Charles Terry Treadway, ir.. son of Mir. and Mrs. Charles T. Treadway of this city.
 Miss Dickerman attended Brad ford academy and the Ely School in Greenwich. graduating from the lat ter institution in 1924. Mir. Tread way attended Phillips Andover aca- demy and is a graduate of Yale in the class of 1926.
 Funeral of Frederick R. Lloyd
 The funeral of Frederick Robert Lloyd of EOS West street was held at S:30 o'clock yesterday morning from Trinity Episcopal church. The serv ices were conducted by Rev. John Wilkins, rector of the church and committal services were held this afternoon at Fair Haven. Vermont. The body was taken by automobile cortege to Hartford, from which point the party went by train to their destination.
 Arrested in Underwear
 The rigor of winter holds no ter TOT apparently for Joseph Stanke- wiscz of 20 Oak street, who when placed under arrest at 1:a0 this morning by Officers Larry Doolan and Thomas Mccarthy at his home was attired only in a union suit and positively refused to don any addi- liOildl ldlUltHl NlItll I'tiuFSltl u Ib so by the officers. In fact he felt so comfortable at home that he declin- ed to accompany the officers and it was only after a hard struggle that the officers got him down three flights of steps and into taxi which had been called for the occasion. At the top of the stairs Officer Me Carthy narrowly escaped being hurled 10 the ground and only his secure grip on Stenkewiscz prevent ed a serious accident. Stankewiscz spent the night in T police cell, wrapped in q blanket and it was necessary for a member of the force tC go to Stankewiscz's home this morning for the mans clothes so that he might make a decorous ap- pcaranCe before the judge,
 In the city court today, S,anke- wiscz pleaded not guilty to charges of inloyication. breach of the peace and resisting an officer. but after hearing the facts, Judge William J. Malone thought otherwise and i'm ppStI Il llut OI S-t ana costs. AiS. | StanEcwiscz who sent her brother 10 headquarters 10 make he complaint VAS unable 10 appear on account of illness.
 Orchestra to Broadcast
 The New Departure orchestra will again broadcast a program Of dance music and spccialties from Station NTlC at Hartford this evening from & to o'clock.
 That these programs are proving to be popular throughout the New England states is evident by the many comments received at in" of flee of The New Departure Manu- facturing Co. of Bristol. which is sponsoring the programs through the courtesy of The Travellers In- suranCe Co.
 The program this evening in- cIudes some of inc old favorites as well as some Of the very latest Broadway hits and two exceptional pgraphrascs of the classics, as fol- lows:
 Fox trot. That Night in Araby"