The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-31

mer meetings at some convenient sum- iner resort where a shore dinner could be obtained. The membership In the past twenty years has increased from sixty to over, 250, and includes all the prominent travelling and business men or the state, and the meetings are usu- ally attended by fully half this num- Der, which Is very large percentage, considering that many of the travellers are off on the road and unable to reach this state in time to attend
 The present officers of the associa- ton are: President, John F. Mozart land, New Haven; first vice president, F. F.. Chapman, Hartford; second vice president, c. M. Bradstreet; secretary, L. H. Bates, New Haven; executive committee, W. W. Hardy, chairman; r.. M. Dyer, A. N. Trott, D. H. Beers, E. c. Bogart and F. H. Crygier.
 An outgrowth of this association, but in no way connected with it, is the Connecticut Commercial Travellers Mu- tual Accident association, which was organized few years ago, and is in a most excellent condition Both organi- zations are entirely free from debt. The officers of the latter are: Charles B. Nichols, president; F. H. Crygier, vice president; l.. II. Bates, secretary, and John Fl, Dillon, treasurer.
 An enterprising evening paper in it's too great eagerness gave a list of names purporting to be roster of those pres ent. The list caused much amusement at the close of the dinner, as nearly half of those mentioned as present were conspicuous by their absence, and a
 
 there were left cut. A correct and complete register of those In attend ance Is as follows.
 Major Frank Cowles of Hartford. Sam Wakeman of Bridgeport, F. C.. Bushnell of New Haven, John McElroy of Bridgeport, John Semon of New Ha- ven. Fred l.. Downs of New Haven, F. Nj. Adler F. c. Perry, E. M. Butler, P. B. De Bussy, James Howarth of New Haven, Fred P. Chapman of Hartford, J. E. Mcfarland of New Haven, c. S. , Rosenthal of New Haven, A, N. Trott of Waterbury. N. J. St. Cyr of Meri- den, Sig. Myers of New Haven, George M Baldwin of Bridgeport M, J. Fogg of Waterbury, W. w. Buckingham of New Haven, P. F. Bohan of New Ha- ven, E. c. Beers of Bridgeport, H. A. Tripp of Waterbury, L. M. Dyer of Hartford, l.. W. Knox of Hartford, Dwight N. Hewes of Hartford, Frank | Knox of Hartford. F. c. Bogart of Bridgeport, A. H. Wall of Torrington, H. J. Horsefield of Bridgeport, James H. Spencer of New Haven, D. I. Judson of New Haven, Charles F. Dewey of New London, L. H. Bates of New Ha- ven, L. c. Thompson of New Haven, Fred B. Street of New Haven, F. H. Crygier of Hartford, w. D. Freer of Hartford. Frank F. Lewis of New Ha- l George w. King of New Haven, F. R. l Kimberly of New Haven, MT Roosoff and wife of New Haven, o. B. Bradley I of New Haven, s. M. Blair of Ansonia, I Charles E. Crosier of Hartford, Milton I Well of New Haven, Louis F. Well of I New Haven, Arthur Well of New Ha- | ven, Chester Well of New Haven. R. | Steinert of New Haven, Phil SiNerthau
 of New Haven, F. s. Willet of Bridge port, Max L. Osterweis of New Haven,
 R. H. St. John of Danbury. Fred M.
 Hotchkiss of Meriden, w. W. Hardy of 1 New Haven, c. B. Nichols of Bridge l port. Edward Tobin of New Haven, F. M. Somers of New Haven, James A. HoWarth of New Haven, l.. H. Dickey
 of Westfield, c. George Parker of Bran- I ford.