Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-06
.JEWETT CITY

John II. HennOn, S2, died suddenly at his home on Mechanic street, Saturday morning. MT. Hennon was born in Manchester, England, the son of MT. and Mrs. John Hennon. Twenty-six years ago the family came to Jewett City when the father became boss dyer with the Aspinook bleaehery. This position he held for nineteen years, resigning sev- en years ago, much to the regret of his employers and employees.
 Those acquain inted with the status of the bleaching industry, are unanimous in the declaration that MT. Hennon was one of the finest cotton dyers in the textile world When employed with the Aspi- nook company he was known as a strict disciplinarian. Yet never had he an employe who had other than the most kindly feeling for him.
 MT. Hennon was a church man, a clean cut everyday Christian throughout his long and useful life. He was trus- tee of St Mary's church and an honored member of the Holy Name society. As a citizen in the town he will be missed by every acquaintance. The family has lost a father of the sort to | be well beloved and the community a citizen of worth and integrity and mark ed generosity
 | MT Hennon survived his wife eleven years. He leaves two daughters, Misses Margaret and Eugenie Hennon of Jewett | City and two sons, John F. Hennon of Jewett City, and Rev. Herbert Hennor of Littleton, N. H.
 The music at the next dance at Ash | land Casino, is to be by Danielson Cran- dall, the blind musician of Westerly and his orchestra
 | The entertainment course this fall and winter is to be in charge of the Ameri- can Legion Post, instead of the library as heretofore.
 The Chsutauqua guarant0rs are ts meet E. Lloyd Rothfuss at pr. G. H Jennings this (Monday) evening. A successful Chautauqua depends to 8 large extent on the initial enthusiasm and support of the guarantors.
 Mrs. Patrick Shea and Richard oi Pawtucket were weekend guests at John Fitzgerald's. MT. and Mrs. o. L. May nard MT and Mrs. Ulrich Carrier and James Ward of Wauregan were visitors Sunday with MT. and Mrs. John Fitz- gerald.
 John McKenna had peas for market Saturday.
 Undaunted lodge, No. 34, K. of F., at tended evening service by invitation oi Rev. c. H.. Andrews. at the. Congrega tionaI church Sunday. Mir. Andrews ad dressed the lodge. John MacLean. bass sang Judge Me, o Lord. The choir sans Guide Me, o Great Jehovah, with solC by Miss Vinetta MacLaughlan.
 Funeral services for Miss Marcia Weaver were held Saturday afternoon at the home of Rev. E. M. Anthony. Rev J. A. Wood, pastor of the Methods church, officiated. Burial was in Dan ielson. The bearers were R. W. Rob ertson, W. J.. Robertson, Jr., E. B. Che ney, G. H. Thornton and A. c. Burdick
 At St. Mary's church Sunday, 4 girls and 40 boys received first conimun ion. In the evening they were enrolle- in the scapular of the Blessed Virgin.
 One of the most sensational raids O recent date was made Saturday nigh at what is known as the Bert Crar lplace, occupied by a Bohemian, Joe Kon cyminski Officers Dolan, Albro an Chesbro armed wit hthe necessary war rant, landed in just the right time an found five frequenters of the place drink ing cider at g table.
 One of the party made a vicious al tack upon Officer Dolan with a chail which the proprietor of the place final ly wrenched from his grasp. Later, i the yard, Pete Rondeau attacked on of the officers with a six-tined pitch fork. It is to be said in favor of Koncy minski that he kept at the men to b quiet and go away. The complaint an raid was made in response to numerou complaints from people who have bee disturbed by the yelling and languae 2 , of the frequenters of the place. Koncy minski and Rondeau will be brought bC fore A. NJ. Brown in the town court tn
 (Monday) morning.
 At a meeting held iR Nswent sunda
 it was decided to postpone the Confe1 ence of Six Churches which was to hay been held there June 18th. A date
 to be announced later at sucn a tin when there shall be less sickness in u Newent parish.
 Lionel BOueher has received from friend in California one of the few fit,
 cent gold coins coined by that sta
 shortly after the gold fever time, in I The iocn is about the size of a bai scale is perfect and clear. One sit bears the Liberty head, the other reat
 Fifty Cents California Gold, and bea a the date 1853.
 Jewett City baseball fans in ve - large numbers saw the Ashland team d
 feated by Taftville Sunday. Score ? g. The game would have averaged
 In the Very Fair" class, only for
 party named Benway who came up wi the gentlemen from Tafts. His tea would have won cleanly and nicely wit
 out him. Several hundred in the Jewe
 City audience saw MT. Benway for t F first time. They were unit in hopil
 that it might be the last. Continual i - reference with the umpires and the p!i ! isn't what Jewett City pays to see E Postmaster D. F. Finn has receiv for posting list of war slackers t following names are of Jewett City O I gin Ralph N. Beckwith Arthur Bla a chette Louis De Silva. Arthur Poul William Fournier John Pietck, Geor Zachnevslski.
 T Rev. John W. Payne was taken Su day to Backus hospital. Norwich. wht
 he will undergo a surgical operation
 day (Monday).
 New Haven.-At last the cors1nun