New Britain herald., 1916-09-15
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l hibitor in the strict sense of the word 1t is said that a bill will be sent to Hm for the hay
 Hannon-HaH. A romance of several years cul- | minated into a wedding Tuesday when Timothy J. Hannon of Kensington and Miss Lillian Hall of East Hampton were married at the home of the bride The marriage was kept a secret from many local friends of the couple until this morning. MT. Hannon Is en- ployed as machinist at the Ameri- can Paper Goods factory and has a host of friends in this town and New Britain. Mrs. Hannon Is also well known here, where she was employed for a number of years at the Paper Goods factory. It was at the fac tory that the couple first became ac- quainted. While working here, Mrs. Hannon lived at the home of Mrs. John Shorey of Kensington. Mr. and Mrs. Harmon will make their home on Trinity street, New Britain, on their return from their honeymoon.
 Farm Hand Hurt. Thomas Smith, who is employed as a farmland at the farm of Col. Charles M. Jarvis, was painfully injured about II o'clock last night when he stumbled over a rope at the fair grounds and received deep cut in his scalp when his head hit peg. Dr. M. H. Gris- wold of Kensington was summoned 1 and dressed the wound.
 Delegates at Conventions. Ex-Senator Claude w. Stevens and Oscar Benson represented this town as delegates at the fifth senatorial dis
 
 o'clock this afternoon for the pur- pose of nominating a senator It is predicted that Elijah Rogers of South | ington will receive the nomination. J. M. Taylor and Carl J. Muller were l the delegates at the convention of the 1 First District Hartford County for | the purpose of nominating a congress- | man held this morning at Putnam 1 Phalanx hall. Hartford. As no can- didate opposed Congressman P. Davis l Oakley for the office, his renomination l was assured.
 Anti-Suffragists at the Fair 1 A little excitement to the suffra- gist movement in this town was added yesterday when the 'antis' set LID ] booth at the fair grounds and began ] to tell the visitors why the women i should not be given the ballot.
 The suffragists have had a tent at the grounds since Monday, campaign- ing for the ballot Miss Adele D. 1 Murray, president of the Berlin Equal Suffrage league in discussing the l movement in this town and the "antis'' said:
 The Berlin Equal Suffrage League ! invites all it's friends and the voting guests at the Berlin fair to stop, look, ! and listen, at the booth of the Con- necticut Association opposed to Woman Suffrage, and urges them to l come buy something at the Suffrage booth to help real cause in its l work
 The 'Antis are at the fair, but they came four days late. We would respectfully suggest that more wide awake tactics are necessary for those working to defeat a sure thing
 Go, listen to their talks. They are interesting and save us the necessity for offering argument. You'll go away from their booth convinced of the necessity for universal suffra ge.
 Are you a good democrat? Wilson voted for woman suffrage. The demo- cratic platform recommends it.
 Are you a republican? The candi- date for the presidency has declared himself in favor of the national favors it. Can you do otherwise, con- sistently? Progressive, socialist pro- hfbitionist, all have declared thelr be-
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