The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-14
lnlpressiUe Rites Are
 Final Scully Tribute
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Community club, which MT Scully helped found few years ago and at ~whose meeting Thursday night ke-was fatally stricken.
 Lieutenant Governor Fran k Hayes, one of MT Scully's success s0rs as mayor of Waterbury. head ed.the list of dignitaries who were present to pay homage to a man whom they respected, admired and loved. In size alone, the funeral was a great tribute to an outstand- ing public official and citizen; 1t was a funeral at which everyone attending felt personal grief at the loss of dear and loyal friend.
 Honorary Bearers
 Lieut-Gov Frank Hayes headed the list of honorary bearers, among whom were the following fornfer mayors: Francis r. Gull fofle, William H. Sandland, Fran els T. Reeves, William E. Hotch- kiss, John r. Elton, and William D. Thoins; also, l.. Vincent Ma loney, publisher of the Democrat, John Hayden, business manager; Edward l.. Maloney, telegraph edi- tor; William T. Harrington, city editor; Judge Dennis J. Slavin. Lewis $. Reed, Peter Carroll, Thomas Halpin and Edward Calla- han.
 sCOmmittal by Father Coughlin
 The committal prayers were de- hvered by Rev James Coughlin, acting pastor of St Francis Xavicrs s church, assisted by Rev Finton Te- han, Rev Thomas Mulcahy, Rev Thomas Shea, Rev George Curtiss and Rev Emil Chagnon.
 The active bearers were Mir Scul- 1y's five sons, Vincent, Ambrose, Joseph, Martin and Francis, and q nephew, Joseph Reilley. ; s Fire Department Detail
 The detail from the fire depart ment was in charge of Captain Philip Kelley, with Private Tim othy Horgan as aide.
 The detail was made up of the following members, to wit PVts Michael Calvin, Henry V. .Fitzger- ald, John A. Burns, Michael Han Ion, John J. FitZmaurice, Walter Clifford, Thomas E. McGrath, James G. Delaney, Daniel Tram Maurice Noonan, Peter Emmons, James O'Donnell, William c. Ho- gan, Jere Tehan, John F. LaWlor and James Flynn.
 Sergeant Patrick Hillborg was in charge of the police detail, made up of Patrolmen Dereskevice, SantOra, Murphy, Carey, Dunn, McKe enna, Christinat, Pannone, Ho- bart Pakul, O'Loughlin, Lynch. Mxiffano, Winston, Collins, Walsh, Parker, Karpelman and Magro.
 Motor patrol cars were ham, d1ed by Motor Patrolmen Harold Lawlor and Thomas Phelan.
 Corp. Coyle Post
 Corporal Coyle post, American Legion, was represented by George McDuff, Daniel Mahaney and Wal ter Jarvis.
 The board of education delega- tion consisted of Commissioners John Walsh, Mrs Gertrude Bowcs, Mrs Florence Webster, Louis Bria, Thomas Bergin, Harry J. Boards lex. and Vincent Miller.
 The board of library agents delegation consisted of John P. Elton, John A. Coe, Edward North TOD, John A. Gaffney, F. $. Chase, Charles Swenson, William s. Jones and Charles Babin.
 Other Delegations
 Other delegations, in order, were as follows:
 Waterbury Newspaper Guild William T. Harrington and Ray mond J. Tanning.
 Waterbury Democrat - F. Vim cent Maloney, John A. Hayden, Edward l.. Maloney, William T. Harrington, August F. Heyer, Harry DeVorken, Peter . Lynch, Lawrence Kenney, and Henry J. Bowling.
 Waterbury American and Re- pt1blican-William J. Pape, F. Robert Stevenson, Raymond J. Tanning.
 Board of aldermen President Peter Griffin, c. Arthur Dubois, Joseph Wilhelm, Frank x. Ber- gen, John T. Derwin, George Guilfoile, Charles P. Sciullo.
 Chamber of Commerce-David B. Meth and Frank J. Green.
 City Hall Represented
 City Hall-Controller Daniel !.