New Britain herald., 1926-04-09
POLICE BALL BIG
 EVENT OF NIGHT
Unusual Program to Be Given
 at High School
MISS MILAN BECOMES NUN
Funeral or Carlyle r, Barnes Ne1t fuesday--Dcnth Of Mrs. Lydia Jursensmcicr And Edward O. fortcr-Fnhian Spick's Funeral.

Forrr-lnhian Spick'S Funeral. Everything Is in readiness for the 'hIrd annual police concert and ball 10 be held this evening in the High school auditorium. The concert program which will start promptly at o'clock. is as fol. lows;
 spanish srrcnadc, arranged by SeyasIa.
 Song Of the Nolga Boatman, ar. ranged by Cady,
 Ritorno Del Pastoro, Bcllotu-. Miss <Alory MagnelI, harps,. Toreador (Carmcnl Jackson Kim soy, baritone.
 Songs and Instrumental numbers, Harmony Entertainers
 "DU0y's Eiso,' James F. Leonard company.
 Song Of India, RimSky Korsahov,
 The Gypsy Love Song, Victor Her bert.
 The World Is Waiting for the Sun rise, Scltz-NIiss Mary Magnet. On the Road 10 Mandalay. Speaks. Song of the Flea Morsoursky- Jackson Kinsry.
 mtorprclatilo dancer Claire Niles.
 Popular noyoltcs--TIarmony En. tcrtaincrs,
 The dance program will start inn mcdiatcly at the conclusion of inc concert program. During inc inter- mission at ll;So o'clock, Miss Poe Ira Kinanlo, an Egyptian dancer, will dance, Dancing will continue until . q, m.
 Funeral Of Nabian Spick
 The funeral of Sabian Spirk of l3 Dwight street, who dioG suddenly at his work in the Sessions Foundry Co. Wcdnc@4; morning, was held today at 7:4i g, m, from St. Stanislaus church. The high mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rev. George Gartlowski and intcrmcnt was in St. Thomas cemctrdy.
 MiddlctoWn Delegation at Ball
 Word was received by Chici Ernest T. Belden of inc police de- partmcnt that delegation Of fifteen members Of the Mddlctown police force. including the chief. would come 10 Bristol tonight to attend the annual concert and ball of the local deparrmcnt.
 f'ttnnyul nf In r
 The funeral Of Carlyle F, Barnes. who died in San Diego, Calif., Sun day. will be held from his late home at &S Prospect Place next Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Rev. F. l.. Wismor, pastor of the Congregation church will oGiciato.
 Funeral of Mrs, Lydia ,Iurgcnsmcicr
 The funeral of Mrs. Lydia Jurg- cnsmcicr, aged 8 years, who died at the home of her sister, Mrs J, E. i Lyon yesterday after an illness of | two weeks, will be held Sunday | afternoon at ? o'clock. The Rev. r. | F. Wolfcnden, HaStor of the Bristol ! Baptist church, will oi(iciatc,
 Mrs. Jerronsmcicr had been resident of this city for the past { year. coming from Huntington, l.. I. ! after the death Of her husband She ! is survived by ono sister, Mrs, Eliza beth Lyon of this city. brother and sister in Scotland, two nioces, Mrs. . Arthur G. Main and Mrs. Edward r. ! Manchester and nephew, Robert ! R. Lyon, al lof Bristol i
 Edward O. Porter
 The funeral of Edward Orrin For . tor, aged 69, who died Wednesday in ] Norwich following an illness with . influenza, was held this afternoon | from the homo of his son. Edwin A. ! Porter of 53 Putnam street. this city. l The Rev. John E. Fox of the Advent ! Christian church conducted tho scrv- { ices and mtcrmcnt was in the family . lot at West Cemetery.
 MT Porter was born in New Brit i ain February q. lS57 and as a . young man came 10 Bristol. He | served as q regular fireman until | four years ago when hc was obliged ! 10 resign on account of i'll health. He l, Is survived hy three sons, Edwin A. | Porter and Orrin Porter Of this city , and Marshall L. Porter of Bantam: ! two daughters. Miss May and Bessie | Porter of Thomaston, one sister. Mrs. | James F. Hodges Of this city and six | grandchildrrn !
 BCComCS Nun
 The ceremony of the Reception i and Profession was held yesterday at ! St, Joscph's Convent, Parkvillc. at which time Miss Marie Hyland Of Washington street received tho habit Of nun She will he known throughout tho Order as Sister Madeline Sophie,
 Those in attendance were Rev. William r. I.ahin, pastor of St