The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-01
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Final Arrangements for Holding It
 To-dny Completed.

To-day Completed.
 The funeral of Superintendent Will liam H. Hubbard of the fire depart ment will be held this afternoon at ? o'clock from Trinity M. E. church. Ad- miral Foote post, G. A. R., will attend In a body In full uniform and wearing white gloves, They will meet at the post rooms at o'clock this afternoon. Prayers will be held at the late resi- dence on Crown street previous to the services at the church. At the grave services will be charge of the Grand Army.
 The services will be attended by the fire department, including commission CTS and eX-commissioners, by veterans of the Fifteenth c. ", delegations from the fraternal organizations and possibly by the police commissioners and a detail from their department. During the services the citw hall bell will be tolled.
 The Firemen's Benevolent association have assumed charge of the burial ar- engagements with the consent of the family.
 EX-fire commissioners are requested to meet at fire headquarters this noon at 12:SO o'clock to attend the funeral of the late William H. Hubbard, superin- tendent department fire service.
 The veterans of Company I, Fifteenth c. ", are requested to meet at the rooms of Admiral Foote post G. A. R., this afternoon at o'clock, prepared to attend the funeral of Comrade William r Hnhha ar1 1at to All members of the Fifteenth c. V. are es- pecially invited to join with Company in this last tribute of respect to the departed comrade.
 By order of the commissioners the desk and chair and the picture of the deceased were draped in black and his helmet and trumpet were placed upon the desk beside a bunch of cypress leaves and lilies in silent and touching token of the loss sustained by the de- partment.
 The funeral procession will form in Crown street, above Park street, in the following order:
 OFFICIAL ORDERS FROM FIRE DE-
 APARTMENT. Headquarters Department of Fire Service, No. 4. City Hall.
 New Haven Conn.,, Aug 31, 19S. Funeral Obsequies of the Late Superintend-
 ent William H. Hubbard.
 The following will be observed for con- ductsng the funeral procession of the de parted chief, September l, 1898: Form on Crown street above, Park street at | o'clock p. D., escorting the remains and mourners from the former residence of the deceased to Trinity M. B. church, where appropriate religious exercises will take place; thence to the Evergreen cemetery. where the concluding and Impressive. ritual of the G. A. R. will be conducted under the auspices of Admiral Foote post, No. II, concluding, with Lights out" Marshal-Ex- Fire Commissioner Major Den
 his A. Blakeslee. Assitsants-Ex-Flre Commissioners A. D.
 sanborn and Charles A. Baldwin. Police Escort under Captain James P. Delegation New Haven Fire Department under Captain Christopher, T. Langley of Engine No 10. Delegation Connecticut State Firemen's As Admiral Foote Post, No. r, Commander B.
 c. Dow. Surviving Members Fifteenth Regiment Con- necticut Volunteer Infantry. In Carriages. Mayor Frederick B. Farnsworth. ,. Board of Fire Commissioners SuperlntendentS of City Departments.
 Ex-Fire Commissioners. Ex-Chiefs and Ex-Assistant Chiefs N. H.
 K. D. Executive Committee Connecticut State
 Firemen's Association. Visiting Chiefs and Others from Other
 Cities. Delegation City Lodge, I. o. O.. F., No. 36. Floral wagon in charge of special detail of tiremen. Hearse.
 Chiefs wagon led by his regular driver. Family and Relatives. By order of the committee of arrange ments.
 Clarence G. Ames, President, Board of Fire Commissioners. Rufus R. Fancher, Acting Superintendent, Department of Fire Service. Bearers-Captain Charles l.. Chapman, Captain John r. Dougherty, Lieutenant George H. Merrick, Lieutenant Edward D. Allard, James H. Redmond. Irving H. Hamilton, Jeremiah F. Reagan and Gus tave Staude.
 Honorary bearers-Chief John s. Jones of Westport Conn, Chief Samuel C. Snagg of Waterbury, Conn, Chief Thomas D. Brad street of Thomaston, Conn, Chief William V. Wilson of West Haven. c. A. R.-James A. Church, Oscar P. Ives, Charles E. Hart and William M. Atwater.