Connecticut western news., 1893-01-19
THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1893.
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES.

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES
 The following biographical sketches of members of the legislature from this and neighboring towns are clipped from the Hartford Post Legislative Extra is- sued on Wednesday January 4th, 1885
 WINCHESTER. CHARLES K HUNT is a native of Huntsville, town of Canaan, and AT years old. He IS en- paoed in the insurance business and also acts as telegraph and telephone manager. Mir Hunt, who IS Repubh- can. is 8 member of the committee ap- pointed by the State Board of Trade to present bill to the Legislature for the improvement of roads.
 2. HUMAN 0. Corr was born at Tor ringford, Conn.,, January 20, l849, and educated at the Waterbury High sch ool, New Marlboro academy and the Wes- leyan institute at Wilbraham, Mass. He is employed by the Strong Manu featuring company, of which corpora tion he is a stockholder and director. MT Colt was first selectman of the town in 1879, and chairman of the board of assessors for three years past. He was warden of the borough of Winsted in 1886, and director in the Mechanics Savings bank. He is Democrat.
 TORRINGTON-1 ISAAC W. BROOKS was born at Goshen Nov. 8, 1888, and educated at the academy of that place and Brown university, at which latter institution he passed two years. MT Brooks was judge of the probate dis trict of Torrington from 1884 to 1888. and a member of the House in 1884. He was also president of the Torrington Water company. and is now treasurer of the town and borough, and also treas urer of the Torrington Savings bank. Judge Brooks was for ten years mer chant, but for the last twenty years has been engaged in the banking business. He has always been associated with the Republican party.
 3. WILLIAM R. BRoTHwELL was born at Grantham, England, Sept. 3, 1845. With the exception of two years, MT. Brothwell has been Republican ever since he reached his majority. He IS pattern maker by trade.
 THOMASTON.-RANDAh T. ANDREWS represented Thomaston during the ses- sions of 1874 and 1891 -92, when he acted with the Democratic party. He IS a dealer in furniture and clockmaker Mir Andrews is 8 director of the local savings bank, and has held various town offices. He is 61 years old.
 LITCHFIELD-WA s. JUDD is graduate of the Yale Law school, class of 1882, and is engaged in the practice of his profession at Litchfield. MT Judd has filled many local offices and repre- sented Litchfeld during the last session of the Legislature, serving on the Dem ocratic side of the House. He was born at Litchfield and is 33 years old.
 3. WILLIAM T. MARSH was the Dem ocratic colleague of Mir Judd in the session of 1891-92, and, like him, was born at Litchfeld. MT Marsh, who is 43 years old, has carrird on the coal and lumber business for nearly a score of years and has filled number of local offices.
 BARKHAMSTED.- EDWARD J. YoUNas will be 73 years old Eext Feb ruary, which makes him one of the vet erans of the present General Assembly. He was member of the House in 1855. He was judge of probate for ten years, and is now clerk of the court. Judge Youngs has also occupied himself with farming and is now engaged In the manufacturing business. He is Re- publican and came originally from Pennington.
 2. DWIGHT B. TIFFANY is in the lum- ber manufacturing business and na- tive of Barkhamsted, where he was born March 21, 1861. Mir Tiffany has always been identified with the Repub, lican party.
 KENT. T.-CHARLEs LEE is native of Kent and represented the town in the House in 1882, serving on the Demo cratic side. He is farmer by occupa. tion, and 39 years old.
 NEW HARTFORD.-1. CURTIS B. WARNER is native of Barkhamsted, where he was born February 28, 1841. He is engaged in farming. Politically, MT Warmers preferences are with the Republican party.
 2. EDWARD P. SPENCER is native o1 Burlington, this state, and 45 years old, He is Republican, registrar of voters and has held other local positions. M, Spencer is a farmer and has also fol lowed mechanical pursuits.
 WASHINGTON.-1. JOHN CHAPn BRINsMADE was born at Springfield Mass, April "A, 1852. He attended among other schools, the famous "Gun nery" ut Washington. Mir Brinsmade is graduate of Harvard, class of 1874 He accepted the same year an invitation to teach at the Gunnery and has re tained his connection with that institu tion ever since. from 1874 to 1881 as teacher, and since 1881 as principal Mir Brinsmade is a Republican.
 3. DAVID KINNEY is a Republican first, last and all the time." He wal born in Litchfield May l, 1880, and has followed the various occupations of far
 ner, carpenter, and railroad conductor He conducts large livery business ano runs 8 stage line, the firm name being Kenney & Hosford.
 WOODBURY.-1. CHARLES T. TER RnL was born at Woodbury December 8. 1850. He served his native town ai second. selectman in l882-83, and fol the past four years has acted as mem ber of the board of relief. He IS Re publican and deYotes himself to farm ing and dealing in working oxen.
 3. ROBERT I. DRAKELEY was member of the Lower House of the General As sembly of 1881. He is Republican and a native of Woodbury, where ht was born March 21, 1846. By occupa tion MT Drakeley is farmer.
 "Beartown Beebe" predicted, soon afte Christmas, that this winter would be yer. cold one.
 The Angora goat furnishes the tresses tha are fastened to the heads of dolls and thu