The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-02-22

| There were some Feiy pedutllui llolti | tributes, the one from Fred Hunt being
 cluster of pinks and roses. The cous- 1 ins of the deceased sent floral harp made of red roses, and the company to which the deceased belonged sent a l large dGates Aiar." There was also a bleeding heart formed of roses, and many other handsome floral tributes l The deceased was laid in a broadcloth l covered casket and his remains were seen by his friends ard acquaintances at his lat residence. He lay upon his right side as if asleep, and save for the bruise at the side of his face the re- I mains appeared perfect. Many of the young people who were present at the funeral gave signs of deep grief at the death of their friends.
 The remains were inferred in St. Law
 renee cemetery, and they were escorted by over thirty carriages containing the relatives and friends of the deceased.
 FIREMAN w. J. REILLY. The services over the remains of Fire man William J. Reilly took place first from his late home at IS Nash street, and later from St. Joseph's R. c. church The celebrant of the mass was the Rev. Father Daily, Father Corcoran
 acting as deacon and Father Hartigan as sub-deacon. Father Daily spoke high ly of the deceased as man, a fireman and husband. In his remarks he also paid tribute to the memory of the other dead men, and also to the firemen and policemen in general. The interment
 was in St. Lawrence cemetery. M The bearers were Captain Charles II. O'Neil, who was in charge of the squad
 of 1lremen, and Bremen John R. Smith, Frank c. Lee, F. O. Allen J. A. Ham, ilton, Thomas Sheahan, Brigham Payne, J. F. Miller and Ruben Boyd. The policemen at the funeral were under command of Sergeant Kleiber and were from stations and 4. They Hyde, Cook, Gallagher, McQueeney,
 Bellman, Murphy, Doolittle. O'Connell,
 Burnham and Good.
 The floral tributes were magnificent
 and showed the high esteem in which
 the deceased was held.
 FIREMAN F. N. HALE
 At 3 o'clock in tn afternoon the ser
 vices over the remains of Fireman
 Frederick N. Hale were held at his fa- ther's residence at 5 George street, West Haven, and the interment was in Oak Grove cemetery.
 The detail of flremen was under com mand of Captain John w. Camo and was composed of G. Barrows, J. Smith, J. Griffin, M. Welden F. Lee, J. Kelly, and J. Redmond. The detail of police was from the central station and sta ton 3. It was under command of Ser geant Williams and tompos l of Po- licemen Sessler, Allen Coonan, P. 1 Smith Welch, Hayes, Hyde, and Stow ell
 The services at the house were very quiet, impressive and simple. There were no church services. There were many beautiful floral tributes
 The complete list of flowers sent to Captain Condren's funeral follows Pillar, Papa" his children; standing wreath, Mary Reardon; myrtle wreath, nieces and nephews: broken column, "Comrade," dremen; design, A. O. U w., No. I; pillar, Knights of Columbus; wreath, friend; palm wreath, Ed. Kee- nan; wreath. Chief, Fancher; design, Captain Hurley; design, Captain Lang ley; palm wreath with lilies from Rich ard Connors, Mo-. Y house; standing wreath, pupils of Wooster school, No. 12; carnations, friend; cut flowers, Mrs Rowe; cross, St. Patrick's cadets; wreath, Fair Haven and Westville Railroad company; Hast hitch" Ser geant McGrath.
 Chief Fancher is preparing to take 1 charge of subscriptions which many | people feel disposed to contribute for | the families of the deceased firemen. ! From the fire organization the relief | will be slight. The Firemens Benevo- | lent association has voted $100 to the | families of each Of the four firemen | who were killed. All those killed were l members of the State Firemen's ,asso- tiation, and from this organiza tion the | widows and heirs will receive $550. The children until they become fifteen years of age will receive from the state or ganization a pension of $2 week. In addition to these moneys, the fire com missioners may appropriate s2,OOO to | the widows and orphans of each of the | deceased f1remen from the F'iremen's pension fund.