Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-24
That the agreement entered in.o by fhe Narraoansett Electric Liuhtinu

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 That the agreement entered in.o by fhe Narragansett Electric Lighting company (owner of the Westerly Light and Power company and the Rhode Island Power Transmission company has been of great aid to the New England Power company has been proven by developments of the past, unusual, summer and. the present un- usual winter. Instead Of the >, trans mission corporation supplying power in full measure to the lighting cor poration at q cost less than the cleo tric plant could generate it. the re- verse has been the case, so it. is said. The electric concern has furnished steam power to help out the water plant many times, for which, of course, it has been remunerated. The Nara gansett is in a position to respond to calls for extra current.E The Rhode Island Power Transmits sion company owns. or controls all the transmission lines ard sub-stations of the New England Power company system in Rhode Island. Its princi- pal ub-stations are at Pawtucket and Woonsocket, connecting with the Nar- ragansett Electric Lighting company and the Blackstone Valley Gas and Electric company, with both of whom the Rhode Island Power Transmission company has contracts, as it also has with various customers on their lines Through ownership of capital stock | the New England Power company con- trols the Rhode Island Power and Transmission company.
 General Manager s. c. Moore of the | New England Power company, in ex- blaming the industrial curtailment due to extraordinary water and coal con- ditions. said that dry weather last September, followed by an unsatisfac- tory run-off October and early freez- ing of streams on the Deerheld and Connecticut river watersheds, had been a serious handicap to the system $ plants. The company had written to industrial power customers pointing | out that the abnormal demand fol energy, growing out of the war, re- quired that comfortable portion oi the output of the company be gen erated by steam.
 The New England Power company operates under agreements with cen tral stations of it's territory whereby power is interchanged as economic conditions require. The largest plan
 with which the system is connected i: the Narragansett Lighting company
 MT. Moore stated that as soon as ( new 45,000 k. W. steam turbine nov installed in this station could be placed
 in service the situation would be tenn. porarily improved in New England
 "Newton NeWkirk" received by mai
 a want adv. from Westerly news paper, and here is his comment in hi feature column in a Boston news
 paper:
 "Who wants fat pig? Come an,
 see me. Apply to -" (addres
 withheld). Westerly CR. I.) News
 paper
 In these meatless, wlreatless an,
 well-nigh eatless days, who, pray
 wouldn't be tickled to death to b
 presented with nice, plump pig?
 Think what a lot of hams and shoul
 ders and spareribs and sausages ant
 delicious lard this fat pig would make I'll take this pig myself, if nobody els
 wants it-and pay the freight on it a
 an evidence of good faith.
 shouldn't think it would be neces
 sary to advertise in order to giv away, gratuitously, fat pig. What sired to bestow on somebody think would not follow exactly the abov ! wording in advertising it. ~ : 'SWho wants a fat pig? Come an
 see me-"
 If I were to advertise pig in tha manner I should be very much afrai that the reader might possibly get m dignifled identity hopelessly confuse with that of the fat pig. A pig, C course, is all right in it's place, but think it imperils ones reputation t be so closely associated in print wit fat pig as the above advertiser is. :, There was a three on- one fight Q the White Rock road Tuesday nigh !. and as a result the attacking part. !. said to be AustrianjPole were in ! ! termed in the Westerly police station and the man attacked was taken
 his home for medical treatment. Jus
 what caused the cowardly attack,
 there was a cause, could not be as , certained by the police, but the belle
 prevails that the man was assaulte l, simply because he is of French pel n suation, and presumably espoused tt
 cause of the allies. The attackin
 party was composed of Joseph Czele S Tadenz Skowyra and Stanus Dubrea e and the man they beat up is Jose3 lRobeteau. The three fellows, C.,