The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-01
Robert A. Donnelly.

Tho funeral of Robert A. Donnelly, son of Detective and Mrs. Henry J. Donnelly, was held Saturday from his late residence, 57 Pearl street. A sol chm requiem mass was celebrated at St. Mary's church at o'clock by Rev. Father Mackln, Rev Father Farmer was deacon and Rev. Father Colbert, sub-dea3on. InteTment was in St. Lawrence cemetery, At the grave Roy. Father Mackln ofliciated. The pail bearers were Gardner Osborn. James Clarke, Warren filling, William mee, Vincent Devina and Howard Dickerman.
 Tho flower bearers were Timothy J. Fcx. William Cramer, Frank lIarlon, Charlie Gibbon, Ellsworth Horton, AL fred Phillips, Raymond Phillips, Hugh Donnelly. William Chamberlain, Wil- liam Moran and Benjamin Carroll.
 Among the floral tributes were: Pil- low of lilies and roses from parents; crescent of roses and lilies from broth CTS and sisters; heart of lilies and ros- es from Mir. md Mrs. John Phillips. spray of pink carnati )ns from Phillips children; star of lilies and roses from Hugh Donnelly and family of New York: "Old Onksn Bucket" of white 6nd pink carnations from Mrs. Cram CT and nieces basket of Morning dawn carnations from KittIe and Nellie O'Donnell; standing wreath of roses carnations and lilies of the valley from his classmates. New Haven high school class of i9l1 basket of pink carnations from his alumni class Orange street school, 1907; heart of Caster lilies anl lilies of the valley. inscribed "Compan- ion; plaque of virgin carnations from Bessie and Gertrude Gillern, May and | Francis O'Neil, Mildred and Francis Nolan. Waiter and Frank Toole, Made line Leahy and Eleanor Ingoldsby, Lil- Han and Thomas Burke. Molly, Lucy J. Mazee and W. McCabe; wreath of car nations and lilies from the New Haven cetective bureau and Lou Webb; spray of red carnations from MT. and Mrs, joseph Kaiser; rlaque cf nink carna- tions from MT. and Mrs r. N. Hyde plaque of pink carnations from Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Wheeler; plaque Of white carnations from MT. and Mrs Daniel J. oReIlly of Walilngford; large plaque of white carnations from Miss Nellie Audley; plaque of pink carnations from A. silverthau; spray of snowballs from Mrs. Lewis Clarke, spray of red roses from May and Roy Cremins; spray of pink carnations from William k. Thompson spray cf pns carnations from Tho mas J. O'Brien spray of white carnations from James Moore and family.
 Standing crescent of pink and whltf carnations from Mir. and Mrs. George Harold spray of pink carnations frolr altar boys of st. Mary's church. an. chor of roses and carnations from " c. Waterbury and clerks; sprays of Ii. lies of the valley from Helen Miller spray of SO pink earn ltions from Mis-! Galligan and her 60 pupils of Room 6 Oarnge street school of which hii brother Walter was member; i'm mense standing wreath of red rose! and white carnations from members ot the New Haven Lawn club; large tra, of white sweet peas and pink carna
 tons from the cmployas of the shart enburg & Robinson, lHowe & Stetsor stores); placque of morning dawn car, nations from Mrs. Alexander Troup placque of pink carnations from Mir and Mrs shattgen; placque of roses gladiolias and carnations from thu
 Knights of Columbus; placque of rec carnations from Lille c. slmons an, Jessie R simons; spray of white car nations from Bernice Adams: spray !, white carnations from Mir. and Mrs } William Warneck.