The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12
Last Tributes For
 The Former Mayor
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voted to adopt appropriate resolu- tions.
 A basketball game and dance scheduled for the Washington Park Community house last night, the building that was secured for Washington Hill largely through MT Scully's efforts, was cancelled yesterday. A rehearsal of the Baldwin Prep A. c. minstrel show cast, listed for tonight at the com- munity building, has likewise been cancelled.
 A. o. H. to Meet
 Alderman Peter Griffin, president of Monsignor Slocum branch of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, late this morning issued a call for meeting of the members of the society, to take place tomorrow morning at II o'clock in Hibernian hall. Action on the death of ex- Mayor Scully, a member of Mon- signor branch, will be taken. MT Griffin stated that he desires a large attendance at the meeting.
 Colored Residents
 Colored residents of the city as- 6ChblCu oL ShC OL A1' Hatcher, 60 Pearl street and adopted resolutions on the death of MT Scully. Expressions of re- editor of the Waterbury Demo- crat were offered by numerous men and women in attendance at the gathering.
 "He was q noble man and Q fpta nF Mt- Hatcher said today. He had a heart within him that meant for the good of all. Not many knew how much a friend he was to our people and we shall sadly miss him."
 Fire Department Orders To the members of the fire de-
 ment:
 City of Waterbury.
 Subject: "The death of Ex-mayor
 Martin Scully."
 The Honorable Martin Scully, one of the war time mayors of Waterbury, is dead.
 His funeral has been set for Monday morning, January IA, 1885 at 9:30 a. m. from his late home on Sylvan avenue to the Saint Francis Xavier R. c. church at 10:00 a. m.
 It Is most fitting that this de- partment, a branch of the govern ment, in which he took so much interest, should be properly rep resented at the funeral. His inter- est concerning all of us didn't even lag after his term of service as chief executive of the city expired. If we do say so ourselves, no one individual took more pride in the work of the fire department, and its personnel than did the same honorable Martin Scully, and our respect for him was just as keen as was his sincere feeling for us.
 Therefore, I as the deputy chief of the fire department and also as the acting chief of said depart ment, hereby decree that we should honor him by having de- tail attend the funeral, as repre- senting this department.
 The detail shall be made up of the following members, to witt
 Captain Phillip Kelley in com mand; Private Timothy Horgan as official aid; Privates Michael Gal win, Henry V. Fitzgerald, John A. Burns, Michael Hanlon, John J. Fftzmaurice, Walter Clifford Thomas E. McGrath, James G. De- laney, Daniel Fran, Maurice Noonan, Peter Emmons, James O'Donnell, Wm. c. Hogan, Jere Tehan, John P. Lawlor, James Flynn.
 The color guard shall be selected by the commanding officer, mem- bers of the detail shall report at Engine Co. No. 4 station at 8:30 a. m., and company officers shall see to 1t that these members are relieved from duty In the morn ing at a time sufficient to allow them to be at station in question at the hour designated.
 Dated at Waterbury, this 11th day of January, 1885.
 THOMAS F. CAVANAUGH, Deputy and Acting Chief, W. F. D