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Rom 112 PUTNAM
PUTNAM WOMEN
AT HARTFORD
To Urge Assembly to Pass the
Woman Suffrage Consti
tutional Amendment
HEARING BEFORE COMMITTEE
CONTINUED TWO DAYS
Second Day Was Given to the Oppo
nents of Equal Suffrage Who Were
Also Out in Force—Rev. J. R.
Stubbert Made a Forceful Address
in Favor of It
A number of local suffragists attend
ed the suffrage hearings before the
Assembly at Hartford, Wednesday
and Thursday of last week. Mrs. \V.
J. Bartlett, president of the Putnam
league, headed a delegation that in
cluded Mrs. S. Nikoloff, Mrs. J. B. Ta
tem, Jr.. Mrs. H. C. Meinken. Miss
Katherine Byrne, Mrs. W. L. Beard,
Miss A. B. Cogan, Miss R. Danielson.
Miss Elizabeth Ash went to represent
the town of Pomfret. and Miss Abbie
Mackenna to represent the town
of Thompson. Mrs. Ixtgee was pres
ent from the Danielson Equal Fran
chise league.
As .Mrs. jorir, t-.vans smepparu. pres
ident of the .\' -of'stock league, is
spending the v inter 1 New York and
was unable to be present, Mrs. E. B.
Lock'.! ood represented Woodstock.
The Willimantic league was repre
sented by Miss Abide O'Con vice
president, who is also prpsici p
Equality League of S»lf-? y
Women of this state. She was accom
panied by Miss Bessie O'Connor and
Miss Katherine Drescher.
