The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-27
THE LATE FATHER DAILY
TRIBUTE TO HIS MEMORY BY
 FATHER SHANLEY,

Instead of in Front of the Church
 Which, However, is Monument to
 His Memory.
 The large gathering of clerical and lay people who attended the funeral services of the late Father Daily yes- terday was in itself fitting tribute to one who was universally loved by his parishionens and all who had the privilege of knowing him. The large church edifce on Edwards stret was filled to overfowing and the services were impressive throughout.
 The church, exterior and interior, in- cluding altars, pulpits and railings, was draped in black bunting, Before the main altar. in his oriestly vest ments, lay the deceased pastor Each side of the casket were immense floral tributes including harp of white roses from the choir galyx wreath from the Children of Mary wreath from the Sunday school and a cross from the Holy Name society.
 Ulshers from the Holy Name society seated the people. The congregation included large delegation of Sisters of Mercy, Sisters of Charity and Sis ters of the Holy Chest.
 The, music was sung by large choir including many soloists from other churches The members were as fol- lows
 Sopranos: Mrs. George Dooley, Miss Minnie Corcoran, Miss F, Ward, Miss M. Dennehy, Miss H, Kinslow, Mrs w. w, Sullivan, Miss M. Lynch, Miss Anna Floyd, Miss M Sullivan, Miss Margaret Hogan, Miss Katherine Con- way Miss Mary Sullivan.
 Altos The Misses R. O'Connor, R. Carroll, H. O'Keefe, M. Canavan, Mary Hugo, Heffenan L. Carney, Mrs. Con- way Dillon, Miss F. Dooley, Miss Hig- gins. Miss Welch, Mrs. H. Ward
 Tenors: Frank O'Connell, John Ban- non, George Dooley, J. Mclaughlin, M. Smith, M. Holly.
 Basses: Lawrence w. Sullivan, J. Clark, John Burland, Edward Flana- gan, Thomas Smith, William Graibb, A. Lautenbach, James Dooley.
 The organist was John Bannon and the choir was directed by Joseph Clark The full Gregorian mass was sung. At the offertory Mrs Dooley sang 70 Rie Jesu," by Gallus. After mass the duet Some Sweet Day. by Doane was sung by Miss Margaret Hogan and Mrs. Josephine Conway Tobin. AS a pcstlude MT, Ramon played "Messa Tunehe"
 The acolytes were Father Fitzsim- mons of Groton. Father John McCabe of Jewett City The thurifur was Rew J. Connolly Of Watertown.
 The active pallrbearers were John Foley, John Coleman, John Began, John Mclaughlin, E. A. Kennedy, Thomas shearin, Dr. J, Boucher of Hartford and John McNamara of Thomaston, The honorary bearers were Rev. Robert Early of St. Peter's church, Dr. William Maher of South Norwalk. Rev, N. P, Coleman of Dan bury. two New Haven boys; Rev. John D. Coyle, Rev. John Corcoran, Rev Michael McTean of New Haven, Rev. Joseph Gleason of Waterbury, Rev. Patrick Fox of Newton.
 Among the priests present were; The Rev. J. J. Loftus of Waterbury, Edward Martin of Branford. Thomas Tiernan of New London, Thomas Shanley of Westport, James F. J. Hen nessey of Hartford, R. c. Gragan of Hartford, Robert J. Barley of New Haven, De Bruycker of Willimantic, w. J. Doolan of Southport, T. G. Pick CT of Bridgeport, J. A. Conlan of Mer- iden, J. J, Dagan of Wethersaeld, w. J. Blake of Guilford, Eugene O'Connell of Tariffville, Joseph M. Gleeson of St. Patrick's church, Waterbury, J. r. Quinn of Ansonia, William Kiernan of Wallingford, P. J. McGivney of Mid dletown, P. H. McClean of Milford James J. Smith of Norwich. Jolsn H. Stapleton of Hartford, stephen M Kenney of Hartford, John D. Kennedy of Danbury, John T. Lynch of Meri- den, Thomas J. Keenan of Bristol, John Corcoran of New Haven, R. T. Moore, IL. D., of New Britain, F. J. Broder- ick of Bridgeport, J. E. O'Brien of Wa terbury. P. H. Finnegan of New Ha- ven, J. E. Mccarthy of Hartford, F. Fox of Newtown, P. J. O'Reilly of Montville. E. l.. Sullivan of Stamford w. J. Tanning of Naugatuck, D. F. Baker of New Haven, William J. Cos tello of Brooklyn, N. r., John Neale of Terryville, M. w. Bowers of Hartford, A. J. Plunkett of South Norwalk, Fa- ther Bardett of Hartford Ignatius Ko.st of South Coventry, J. B. Nihill of Bridgeport H. P Walsh of Plain vile. c. w. Brennan of Waterbury, I. Flemming of Bethel, T, J. Coleman of Fairfield, F. IA. Jordan of Hartford.
 Many of those present were deeply affected durinS the service and the beautiful yet touching tribute paid the deceased by the Rev. Father Shanley of Danbury, brought tears to the eyes of many of the mourners. Father Shanley spoke in part as follows:
 "Who, thinkest thou, is the wise and faithful whom the Lord has appointed over his families to give them meats in season. Blessed is such a servant who, when the Lord shall come shall find him 90 doing"
 Continuing, he said: Such a man has served you, mtnistering and giving meat in season when the Lord called him hence. Unanimous testimony has been feelingly and lovingly rendered