Cable connector

A connector having a plurality of terminals for interconnecting a plurality of conductors of a cable with a respective plurality of electrical contacts comprising an elongated insulating bottom body having opposing faces and a plurality of openings arranged along a pair of spaced parallel rows, a plurality of terminals being retained in respective openings, each terminal having a conductor receiving portion extending outwardly from one face and a contact engaging portion associated with the other face, an elongated top insulating body having a plurality of partitions adapted to hold a plurality of conductors in parallel spaced relation along a substantially common plane, a cover having a top opening for receipt of a cable therethrough and having means adapted to hold a cable extending through said top opening, a pair of opposing retaining flanges depending from said cover, said top body engaging said cover intermediate said flanges for preventing upward movement of said top body relative to said cover, said flanges have a plurality of slots, each slot having a lower edge portion, said bottom body includes projecting bosses matching said slots, each boss includes a lip portion, each lip portion overlaps a respective lower edge portion for holding said top and bottom bodies in assembled relationship interposed said flanges with the conductive receiving portions of respective contacts adapted to engage respective conductors of a cable, said bottom body and said flanges forming a pluggable portion with said contact engaging portions being adapted to mate with said respective electrical contacts.