The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-19

and Edwin Kelsey, who has just beer
admitted to the state bar, both recent
graduates of the Morgan school, will be
married in East River at the home OF
the bride ON Tuesday afternoon, the
18th.
Thomas #. Clark, acting superinten,
dent of mails at the New Haven post
office, is the happy father Of a ter
pound girl, who arrived at his home
Sunday night
Governor Lounsbury was at the cap.
itol on Saturday having come to Hart
ford from the Typothetae dinner on
Friday night. A representative of The
Courant asked him about the appoint
ment of the commission to revise the
statutes. The governor said that he
was in no haste to name the men. He
corporate in its work the acts of the
session of 1901. There's plenty of time
ahead and no need for hasty action.
The veteran and honorary members
of the Sarsfield Guard enjoyed a shore
dinner at the Morris Cove hotel Sun
day afternoon and formed a new asso-
citation to be called the "Old Guard as
ISOLATION. Captain John Clarity was
elected president. The members of the
new association are as follows: Col. r..
F. Callahan, Captain Clarity, Captain
M. Greed, Sergeant j. j. Kennedy, T..
F. Birmingham, William Bohan, C. #.
Brennan, James Carney, ]. II. Cohane,
]. j. Carr, B. Daley, William F. Elan
agan, o. A. Groark, James II. Gala
CHER, J. e. Clarity, F. Fl. Gilhuly, j. j.
Howard. Thomas Hinchey j. M. Ke-
hoe, Edward Lynn, J. j. Mulvey, ]. B.
Martin, P. j. Moore, ]. r. Moore, j. +.
McGrail, Stephen Mccain, Hugh Nc
Keen, j Mcnamara, NJ O'Connor,
Daniel OConnell, j. f. Plunkett, M.
Powers, James Padden, J. Reilly, Will
liam Shannon, j. f. Shanahan, j. j.
richardson, j. Whalen, j. f. Williams,
r. N. WEIGH, j. N. WEIGH, M P. Dona-
hue, James E. Kelleher, p F. Cannon,
plete list of officers will be elected at
a meeting to be held this week
Principal G. L. Anes of the Brown
school, Hartford, was elected treasurer
of the Connecticut Teachers Annuity
Guild at the meeting held Saturday in
the capitol. N. L. Bishop of Norwich
presided at the meeting, Scion p. Da-
Wis will turn over the property of the
guild to Treasurer Ames when his bond
is filed. The chairman was appointed
to draft resolutions on the death of
Treasurer Graves with power to name
associates on the committee. j. G.
7 nf II t,,f
that shortly before his death
Treasurer Graves RENTED check for
one thousand dollars which he deposit
ed in New Haven savings bank
to the credit of the guild. Seven teach
ers were elected to membership in the
guild. There is now about $4,000 to
the credit of the guild, money at in
terest and securities. The annuity per-
od will begin next year
The bridegroom of the mysterious ev-
ening marriage at st. Johns church a |
few weeks ago the wedding being pr- !
vate, was Thomas P Hughes, aged |
thrtyeight, New York broker, born
in Kentucky. The young lady for
whose sake so much secrecy has been i
swathed about this wedding, was Miss |
Mary Teresa LaCaren, aged twenty
me, of New York city, born in Brad {,
'ord, Ill. Both bride and groom were
very we'll dressed and refined looking.
t was thought that Miss La Caren was I
he daughter of New York stock /
'roker and 1t is inferred that her father
lnew nothing of the marriage. After
he wedding the couple returned to
New York.