Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11
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retail stores rof Westerly will be- scloseE
 Saturday evenings, in order to reduce tic service of the clerks. I,ie movement was started by the inarketSien and gfocers,
 and sail other fr,erchants swere, invited ts
 co-operate in order to make: Gfe eIrioTee ment uilanimdtis: At q, a,mSetihg of Ethe hserchantA fepresentihg all iinessin Tsse
 eflgs strong ohpositi6n b ths, plan com
 frog repres entatiVes of ceftain Jlrfess ee trade: Is was annonneed that ifsthe gr5S
 CTS and 'marketiten desired .to, close theit doors on Saturday nights, that vas tKetf priv ge;s but there was strfs.ig opposs
 tien- tc the, general closing p.an.@ I9iets will tt another meeting of; the Inerehan,s Eher i,fSis expected def1tiite act ss,ns <Uii.i
 be- ak6n.e lit iss understood thit ths T. if. eAa its c. p4 Jed to Saturlay .tSht clSssS ing would not object to closing all the stpTes on. Thursday aft erhoons gil the year. .-4 Je t,,>-F fs
 sgAeearaias tefAgures, isssed by fhe fled efals census bureau; Rhode sIslaHd farms have decreased number snnores than l.. 500, and more than sl,5oo. DOS in< the pest ter, years. There are n0Ws 4o98 farfr2 in, thep.s state. yAlnedg at szs,Ss7ssss. Washingt ton and Bristol counties alcns tlsz ington county there are Sf5fsSarns .valusa atr rs:1.s27 ,5OQ. an5lncrease Of s27e,s7s.4 The farm land in W ashing ton: :c6uHtyS!s ssvsn as 117,eSS acres with .2so ifnprovsd
 f The crop reported Iron Washingtox county in 1s19, is S7S72Ssbushels Of sDrn
 S3,s9$t of potatoes, 1900 of oats, and f2,.. 6e8 tons of hay. 3 ss es Y. < r : sss
 The Hhsde Island Baptist 1fite. sscix.
 tY at its annual meeting at Providsnpe Tuesday Aafternoen.. considered at length aepropesition1 to affiliate with the, Baptist State, convention This is in pnrsuAncc of plan whereby numerous ,organiza- tons identified with the chnurch have consolidated to promote greater eficicn- ey. i;lt was voted to petition the state
 convention for admission. but, until the session .of that. body in May.3 mo- further steps will be taken. ...@s.s =; It was explained that the act of: af- iliation would snta dissolve the Mite sd- ctety which, in its 1fothe year, : is one
 of the oldest Baptist, Organizations .fa
 Rhode Island, but would make the societj member; of the Convention. The offie- cers we're reelected. I s5. x st3
 51 Local sLacea aies, = : :. <. After counting the ballots fer the tSf, low. or Foster, the state returning board rs: auced the plurality of Elmer sHopkins T1ernocrat for representati from eleven votes tofone Sose,sThs boards count ravSt Hopkins s214 votes, and Fred strnfnor,s republican 21s votes. F 1.77 .
 The executive committee of the Wess. erly chapter, Araertean Red Cruss rue1
 In the Industrial Trust company butidb1as Wednesday afternoon. < tS<ls1 r" '.s More than thirty members of the Wess erly grange are in Boston attending th, nfty-fourth annual session Of the natsorssaa 1 grange. s .@-s < stlss ;grs77, E
 Each family inl- Westerly is asked c+s eontFibute' S2..5e al year for tlle. raaiAten
 anee, of service of the Westerly sani.ar, corps. ies l A35@ 2 2 | The football team of the Warwick ,II.xa ] School is scheduled for a game tl,l, I (Fhursday) afternoon witiis the team c park -i Fls-NE fl:'s. ~ Y -'s' Y
 We esterly lodge. Women of Moosehears VIII be guests of the Norwich lodsef ths, l Thursday evening. 4ass .+.l :7s,.;.@-.- ! The November session ofatile super,SG
 court, for Washington county ooens .gse 1 Monday at Kingston ,.1 Y. : v $