The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-17
CONNECTICUT TYPOTHETE.
Annual Meeting and Election of Officers
Last Night.

The Connecticut Typothetae associa-
sgtion ,la1d it's annual meeting last night
at the Republican League club house.
members being present from various
parts of the state. Preceding the meet.
ing a dinner was served. AT the bust
ness meeting the following officers were
elected President, Wilson TX. Lee of
New Haven; vice president Hon. Lev
erett Brainard of Hartford; second vice
president, Hon. W. Fl. Marigold of
Bridgeport; third, vice president, e. E.
Smith of Meriden; executive committee,
y. M. Emerson Of Ansonia, George Fl.
futile Of New Haven John D. Jackson
Of New Haven, w. H. Barnard of
Hartford, and O. Howard Hall of
Bridgeport; secretary, George M. Adj
kins Of New Haven; treasurer, 0. A.
Dorman of New Haven; auditors, T.. H.
Parkhurst and Samuel MacLauchlan.
-Four new members of the association
were elected: Norman Printers Supply
company, Eagle Printing company,
Stoddard Engraving company, and c. l..
Whaples & Co.
C. S. Morehouse, the retiring presi-
dent, was recently elected president of
the national organization and conse-.
quently could not accept a reelection
as president of the state association, of
which he had been president since 1886.
Wilson Fl. Lee, who was elected Dresi-
dent last night has been chairman of
the executive committee of the state or
ganization for several years, and was a
delegate to the last convention of the
national organization. At that conven-
tion he brought up the advsability of
holding the next national convention in
New Haven and was chiefly instrument
tai in having New Haven selected as
the next meeting place. Last night the
executive committee with the president
was appointed a committee to consider
the matter of improving the condition
of the trade. The reduction of hours of
work recently adopted necessarily make
an increased cost Of producing work
and some way Of meeting this will be,
If possible, devised by this committee.
Tt is expected that at least 400 of the
most prominent business men Of the
country will attend the national con-
yention to be held here in October next.
The committee appointed to have
charge of the arrangements are as fol-
lows:
Executive committee-Wilson H. Lee,
chairman Fred FL. Benton, George H.
futile, Edward I. Atwater, r. H.
Brown, ]. M. Emerson Hon. w. Fl.
Marigold. Colonel N. G. Osborn, George
M. Adkins, o. A. Dorman, M. e. Chat
field, e. III. ParlShurst. John d. Jack
son. It. A. Ryder, w. c. Warren.
Finance comimttee--Wilson Fl. Lee,
chairman: c. S. Morehouse, Hon. Lev
erett Brainard, Hon. w. II. Marigold,
willis e. Miller, J. M. Emerson, w. c.
warren. John d. Jackson, R. s. Peck,
Francis Atwater, t. e. Smith. II. FL.
Stevens, r. M. Hoggson, George A.
Matthews, F. M. Ryder, j. B. Caring
ton. e. H. Farkhurst, Samuel Mac
Lauchlan, r. H. Brown.
Reception COMMUNICATION. w. III.
Marigold, chairman; Hon. John A. Por-
ter, Prof. Henry w. Farnam. Hon.
George c. Waldo, Hon. Leverett Brain
ard. j. NJ Emerson, Willis e. Miller,
William w. Price, Frederick Plimpton,
John ID. Jackson, r. S. Peck, 0. A. Dor
man, S. A. York M, w. Curtiss, George
w, Flint, John Rearden, Julius G. Day
Fred H. Benton, F. M. Ryder Charles
Schole-a I. r. Hammond, M. e. Chat