Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26
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ti1ue for a. period of four or i've tnofths, will cover ali of the aetiyi5 | ties, Equipment and progfaffimes of | the various churches in the state. | Special effort will De made to de- | termine whether each iielghbori1ood has too few Or two many churehss. Congregations will be listed according to their size, afid in Instances where the influence of the church has not made itself felt; trained workers and funds ffo fdthe treasury of the cen tral organization will be used to ifl- troduce or reestab1ish religious power and prestige.
 It is planned to pag particular att tenttoh to strengthening Protestant church activities in the rural sections of the state. With the available data at hand, county communities where regular pastors are not maintained will be cared for by the inter church 1 movement.
 The state advisory committee is {, composed of delegates from co cooperat- l Ing religious bodies, each dehoniina- l tion having representatives according | to size. Already delegates have been
 selected by these denominations:
 Congregational. Methodist Episcopal
 Baptist Protestant Episcopal. United 1 PreSby terian; Presbyterian church of
 United States of America; Christian church, African Methodist Episcopal
 Zion, African Methodist Episcopal,
 Swedish Lutheran. Christian Advent,
 Primitive Methodist Providence Meet l ing Of Friends. Tie Seventh Day
 Baptists have not yet selected dele gates.
 The Mystic PoNer eompany. auxil- iary to the Westerly Light and Power company, has awarded contract to the f. A. Scott cofnpany of New Lon don. to, lay q cable across the Mystic river about 1000 feet below the bridge | The company is also to construct a line of copper to better the service
 and also to accommodate the in creased service required by the exten-
 sion of business by the Rossi Velvet
 cotilpafly.
 James Murray, of Stamford; at.
 tempted to steal a ride to Providence on. a freight train Monday night d 1 about o'clock, He missed his foot ing and was thrown to the gfotnd fratturlng his right leg above tf1e an kle The accident occurred at d poih , near the town farm, and Murray ffiari | aged to crawl to the barn oil the Cot l tfell farm There he was found 5!
 George Cottrell at g o'clock Tuesda. , morning: he had been tWefity-fou hours without treatment.
 . Dr. John L. May was called am s rendered first aid: Murray was brough : to Westerly and left here on the noo1 7 train for the Rhode Island hospital. Locel Lacon;es.
 :: Westerly Lodge of Ellls will have Q turkey supper tonight tWednesday). f The Elks' memorial servies Suhda !; afternoon, December '. in Centrs ! theatre. is to be open to the public. :, News item of 1S4s:. .."If1 St. Isoui : market. on the 11th of July. a lot ( f s96 barrels good country, flour sold 2 q s2.o6 1-2 cents per barrel-said to | ' lower than was ever before kflown n this country" That was in Mexica = war times.
 Progress is being made towards II - cons6lidatior of the First and Ca1var
 Baptist churches.
 Land i1 the vicinity of Quarry Hi ,o is available for housing purposes, < aceordaEce with the report of u ,o board of trade committee, appointed 6 help solve the housing problem.