THE ENQUTRER.

LITCHFIELD, MAY 28, 1899.
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THoMAs S.WILLIAMs, Esq. of Hartford, and CLARK BIssELL, Esq. of NOrwalk have been elected Judges of the Superior Court the former in the place of Judge Brainard. and the latter in room of Judge Lanman- Mir. Williams, as will be seen by reference to our le- gisatve journal, was elected by the House on the first ballot by majority of four votes: Mir. BiEse the fifth ballot by majority of nine. Both appointments have been confirmed by the Senate; the former by a vote of II to I--Blr. Edwards of New -Haven we derstand, voting in tAe negatvethe latter by of to 4. Mr. Williams is well known as eminent Iawyer---and will doubt prove valuable acqusi- ton to the bench of the Superior Court Mir. Bisse, though not so generally advantageously known as Mir. w., is said to be man of sound, discriminating judgment, and an able jurist

 It will be seen by reference to our legislative pro- ceedings that bill to district the State into Senate rial districts has been introduced into inc House ot Represe It apporons the state into 2l sin gle districts, as recommended by the committee. giv- ing to the five large counties three Senator's and to the other three, only two each. Ltchfield county, we understand is divided into districts as follows:

 l. Litch6eid, Plymouth, Harwinton, Torrington, New-Hartford Winchester, and Barkhamstead.

 9. Befhlem, Watertown, Roxbury, Woodbury, New-Miliord, and Washington.

 3. Goshen, Norfolk, Colebrook, Canaan, Salisbury. Sharon, Cornwall. Warren, and Kent.

 We learn that Morris Woodruff and Wm. M. Bur Till, Esqrs have been appointed Judges ftbe County Court ot Litchfeld county, in the place of Judges Welch and Strong.