Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-07
THE HURRELL FUND
Steadily 1Rcreasfng-OrderS Passed
 Chief HendFick.

Steadily Increasfng-Orders Passed by Chief Hendrick. The Hubbell fund, started for the benefit of the family of Edward L. Hubbell, the fire man who lost his life on Wednesday, is stead- fly increasing. All the contributions are voluntary. The total amount received by Chief Hendrick up to last night was $209. 50. The following were the contributions sent in yesterday:
 FsrFen n Brothers sioo George A. Dicksrmsn g. Camp, each s1; DeFoEest & Hotchkiss slo, John H srn I es B s asb 5S A cash s, A. Hand Slo. E. stennard nm < Son $lo. hook and sSepar So%pfnY keesan s eaeS
 Subscriptions will also be received at Car- rington & Cobhis corner of Chapel and Church streets, and at Spier's coal office on State street, as we'll as at Chief Hendricks office, City Hall.
 Chief Hendrick has issued the following: HsADQuARTKRs NEw HAVEN FIRE DEPARTMENr,
 NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. July 6, 1888. General Orders,
 cers and members of the New Haven fire depart ment the untimey death, while in the discharge of Farren Brothers spring bed manufactory in Artisan ladder while acting as ptpelaan:.
 Hossan ansse ss aRgsiPpssd by the beeEd
 PeTSd 9 oft of ten yes5 Awsys pssSsmps and faith and of and s voueh for his excellent bearing under all circum- without blemfsh kind and affectionate hus- band. May the widow and orphans of lone so brave
 III. 1t is hereby ordered that @ as last mark of respect and that estimation in which the deceased is held by al that the officers and members of the department a v, (Without music.)
 ". Captains will report with their companies at the City Hall, Sunday, July Sth, at 1230 p. m, in full regulation uniform white shirts standing col sockets. Mourning badges and crepe win be pro Vided.
 V. Steamer company No. swill parade as mourn VI Superintendent Smith will cause to be tolIed tsry the aee (ss9 of the deceased '0 'ne 'sn-
 VII. Companies having flags will display the same at half-niast during Sunday from 2 a. m until
 By order of the board of fire commissioners.
 At the meeting of the Common Council next Monday evening action on the death of Mr. .Hubbell will probably be taken by that board, and substantial recognition of the brave fireman who lost his life in perfor- nance of perilous duty will no doubt be made.
 Notification of his death has been sent to the various fire companies belonging to the Connecticut State Firemen's association by Luo H6cI0ldx91 JOQu 1O1eS CT " eStDOIE, Conn. There will be 6 large delegation from that body who will attend the funeral. The funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from his late residence, 261 Cedar street. Deceased will be buried in his family lot in Evergreen cemetery All the members of steamer No. will at tend the funeral, detail from the other houses being sent to take their places during their absence.
 No. 2's house on Artisan street, of which Mir. Hubbell was member, has been suit ably draped in mourning beftting the sad occasion.
 George W. Cooper, the fruit merchant in Atwater's block on Grand avenue, raised $52 of Mir. Hubbell. He expects to raise much larger sum to-day. Any person desirous of helping the widow and children of the de- ceased can do so by calling at his store, where the list is open.