Abstract: A connector aggregate, comprising connectors each comprising a socket housing provided with a plurality of connecting sections fitted with a corresponding number of terminals; said connectors being linked in a belt-like fashion through linking pieces which are provided on both side portions of said socket housing and which linking pieces are readily separable from each other.

Abstract: A crimp connector, comprising a socket housing having received therein a crimp terminal comprising a contact, a pair of claws for holding a stripped portion of a wire, and a pair of claws for holding an unstripped portion of the wire, said housing being provided; at the front end face thereof with an opening or said contact; at the top thereof with an opening through which the wire is inserted and crimpers to crimp the stripped portion holding claws and the unstripped portion holding claws are inserted; and at the bottom thereof with an opening through which an anvil to crimp said stripped portion holding claws is inserted. A method of attaching electric wires to the crimp connector is also disclosed. The present crimp connector makes it possible to attach wires in the state that crimp terminals have been built in a socket housing.