New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1930, Page 11

STATE SAYS WARE DIVERSION COSTLY Would Become Inadequate in () Years Claims Expert Harttord, March 7 (UP)—Conne ticut endeavored to prove today th Massachusetts would need to divest other tributarics of the Connectictit river if they were permitted to di- | vert the Swift and Vare rivers for | the Boston water supply. Dr. John M. Gregory Hopkins University gineer, testified at the s ter's hearing that the Swift Ware development would be ina quate within 30 { On the other hand, tified, the Merrimac river project suggested by Connecticut as an al- ternative, could be expanded to me Boston's water needs almost indei- initely. Dr. Gregory corroborated mates by previous witnesses that the Bwift-Ware project would cost about $65.000,000 and the Merrimac plan $40,000,000. Humor Injected The lawvers laughed when D. Gregory explained in answer to question that he was on Deer L land, Boston penal institution, 1897, of Johns| itary gory esti- 1 1e witness hastened to add that he was there in connection with hiz work for Boston metropolitan water commission. Gregor: was a graduate of Massach stitute of hnology. There was no recurrence today o the tension between Deputy ney General Ernest L. Averill of Connecticut and ~ Special Attornav Bentley Warren of Massach which was climaxed terday by Warren's refusal to permit a witness to testify until Averill phrased his question “intelligently.” At the close of Gregory's testi- mony, Averill annousned Connecti- cut had completed its case. Special M Ch s W. 1 adjourned the hearings until Mo duay when they will re-open in Bos ton 5 When Massachusetts has finish amining Connecticut’s final arguments will be Connectoleut attorney ould try to bring th ack to Hartford for final ac- | = | COAST GUARD BOAT GROUNDS | cester, Mass. rch 7 (A—| foot coast guard patrol boat | 70, grounded on Wingaer- | sheck Teach. about a mile half west of the entrance to the o nisquan river, in a dense fog today. | The grounding occurred at high tide and the vas soon left high and dry on the beach be made at the float. it The boat | An effort was to| nest high tide to| in charge of Boat-| swain Joseph Danicl and a crew of | elght men, It was on patrol duty. | operating out of F is port BROTHERHOOD GIVES PLAY | A social was given by the Young Men's Brotherhood of the A Mission of the South church night. About 100 were present. ' | follow took part in a play: John Ilsmial, Youshia Isaac, Jonathan Daniel, David Badal Abra- ham, and Fred Peter Aftter Uw‘ play refreshments were served. saac | Francis Kelton 200 member \TROOP 8 ENJOYS PLAY | Games Follow T | Troop 23 Isleib an Clifford Atwater. Nickel-a-Week Club it Has New President A. W. VIBBERTS, Members of the Nickel-a-Wew club, whose president and found William C. Hotchkiss dled last w: et yesterday and decided not Biscontinue the club. Albert W Vibberts was clected president su: ceeding Mr. Hotchkiss. cers were elected a presi Charl lrfu(urrr relief com Trank Zwick. Rovert V William H. Alderson, Mr Rogers. The club h Dr. tie L. PUT ON BY TROOP 13 Presentation—Presi-, dent T. L. 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