Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-27
THE STATE ASSOCIATION
Of OfConnectfcut Commercial Travellers Ann2aI Winter Meeting fn MerIden- Very Successful Occasion.

Of fConnectfcut Commercial Travellers
 Annual Winter Meeting in Meriden-
 A Very Successful occasion.
 MER1DEN, Jan. 26.-This evening the Con- necticut Commercial Travelers' association held their tenth annual winter meeting at the Winthrop House in this city. The fol- lowing officers were elected: President, c. Burr Loynes; first vice president, Alexander Emery; secretary and treasurer, Harry s. Andrews The following gentlemen were elected on the executive committee: John H. Marsh, chairman; Frank B. Wilson, John McElroy, Charles T. Ward, George Baldwin, James B. Fowler. Among the many present were the following gentlemen:
 From Hartford-Ex-Presiden Frank Cowles, J. M. Marsh, W. E. Clark, W. W. Tanning, A. B. Gillette, J. H. Bidwell, W. H. Railing, o. H. Blanchard, Norman H. Spencer, Fred P. Chapman, R. G. Watrous, ir., A. w. Wilson, W. H. Miller, F. B. Will son, George H. Little, F. o. Brewer, J. s. Lane. 0. J. Hills, jr.,. A. 8. Chamberlain, E. L. Morse, w. H. Fuller, D. M. Hewes. From New Haven-E. c. Hill, Fred Bush- nell. ex-Treasurer John H. Dillon, 0. T. Ward, E. s. Percy, T. J. Lawton, J. B. Fow- Ter, James O.. Howarth, Abner Hendee, W. w. Bronson, Alex Emery, Fred Coe, 0. H. Deming, Fred Hotchkiss, E. s. Wade, E. M. Somers, C. s. Bradley, F. E. Craig, E. M. nell, 0. A. Emery, W. A. Dean, E. E. Reed. From Bridgeport-E President George | Comstock, John McElroy, Harry McElroy G. M Baldwin, Harry s. Andrews, H. M. Lyon, H. c. .,Fairchild, 0. B. Bibbins.
 From other plaoes-President G. Burr Loynes, Lee, Mass; R. 0. Jones, Colchester; c. A. Andrews, Willimantic; R. H. St. John, Danbury; E. s. Bennett, New York. | After the general business was transacted ! they adjourned to the splendid dining hall where, after prayer by Rev. A. H. Hall of Meriden, an elegant and sumptuous repast were handsomely decorated with flowers and laden with fruits. The menu | was elegant and served in the finest style by trained walters. During the l evening solo was sung by Miss Lottie Korn l of Meriden, the soprano. Ericsson F. Bush quartette composed of Messrs. Spencer,
 Trask, Gunlach and Dutton pleased all by their fine singing.
 The following gentlemen made speeches
 Hon. 0. H. s. Davis, mayor of Meriden, O. 1 H. Tompkins of New York, Eugene o. Hill
 of New Haven, Major Frank Cowles, G. Burr ! Loynes.
 The exercises continued until late hour Added to tho Law School Staff.
 Ex-Judge Henry Stoddard, who recently
 resigned from the Superior court bench te
 resume his law practice. has been engaged
 by the faculty of the Law school to deliver
 lectures on special points of evidence to tht senior class in the school. He will begir
 his work as 8 teacher of law a week from | Monday and will deliver one lecture every ! week.
 Tenth Anniversary of the Adelphis.
 The tenth anniversary of the Adelphi Lit
 erary association takes place tonight a
 Loomis' Temple of Music. It is intended tt
 surpass anything heretofore given by the so
 ciety and is to be a full dress affair. Th'
 affair is to open with concert followed by
 banquet with speeches by members of th
 society after which dancing is to be indulget
 in till early morning. Thomas orchestra i | fo furnish rousic