New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 9, 1925, Page 15

" ~ SUIGHT QUARE IS FELT IN VALLEY (Continued From Hirst Page) tentios te them. Jt was thought the slight snaking up wss to heavy trucke passing oo the atrest. In Frankiia houses w what and dishes were rattied. The Avaying of the bulldings seemed to be from east te west, obasrvers re- ported. Other Qaakes Tt was about a ysar ago that earth sliocks began te be moticed in New England. On Seplember 20, 1824, points along the southern Maine coast and in Vermont reported feel- ing tremors. Then on January 7 ot this year eastern Massachusetts was slightly rocked. Ob February 3% the most severe shock that has been felt in New Eng- land since 1886 rocked the greater portion of the section and consid- erable damage was reported. At that time Harvard university scientists tald there was no reason to expect another quake of severe intensity in the Immedtate future. A On April 24 siight shocks’ were felt at New Bedford, Middleboro and Brockton, In southern part of Massachusetts. The next month there was a dfstinct rumble, similar to an earthquake, in Lynn and Swampscott. This was believed to be an outcome of the tidal wave that swept Ontario on that date. ‘Thege shocks combined with oth ers in other sections, have caused scientists to call the past year the most significant in earthquake his- tory, Purely Local Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 8 (#—The Harvard se¢ismograph recorded a thickening of the line made by the instrument at 8:56 a. m., today, con- tinuing about a minute. “It may be assumed from this" said Assoclate Professor Kirtley F. Mather, in charge of the instrument, “that reported disturbance in New England this morning was purely local.” Qct. 2, (A—Wha! Franklin, N, appeared to be an earthquake shook | rattled pictures and dishes £t 0 a. m, foday A round like an explosion accompanied the shock which lasted two or three sec- onds. houses and Manchester, H., Oct. 8 (A— Slignt earth nors felt throughout the Merrimack river val- ley in New m. today. were Earth tremors were felt here dis- the movement Persons tinctly at §: a. m., was from east and west. who felt It in buildings in the busi- passing atten- riess section paid only tion to fit, of passing trucks. noticed on the delicate fnstruments at the alarin telegraph at fire head- quar The chock was felt at T.aconia, N rs. sbaken some. | QUAKes In this area usually ocour in Hampshire about 9 a. thinking it the vibration sewmbliog nn earthquake, which he sald lasted from 12 to 16 seconds and cattled grates In a stove. The sou accompanying it was much Itke ghunder, he sald, View of perts Boston, Oct. 9 (M-—The engineer- ing economlcs foundation, engaged fa the study of earthquake hazard, sald reports of earth tremors in New Hampshire today indicated that the general principls that earth- fall, winter or early spring was be- ing followed. A statement by the foundation €ald It was desired to set at rest rumors that earthquakes might be expected on or about November 1. “The foundation has had many in- quiries with regard to the date of November 1 as a date when earth quakes may be expected. There is no basis for any specific date and no means of prediction trom this or any other date. Tha reason for these statements regarding November 1 has been carefully examined and seems to rest on two grounds; first that of the 17 earthquakes of num- ber VII and VIII intensity which have any relationship to this aren and which would be destructive un- der many modern conditions, all ¥ [ ed In late fall, winter or spring; second that fhe gre bon earthquake of November 1, 1775, effect on was followed y the great Boston earthquake of wh h produced a deep w England's mind, November 18, 1775." The shocks In New Hampshire to- day, the foundation pointed out, oc curred in the area in which a child was killed In a fire started by the chock of last Februa On Janu 7. this area © cted and | Lefors that in the slight quake of February 191 10 DISCUSS LOANS | to Visit New York | Belglans Plan ¥or Comersations With [eading American Bankers. Br s, Oct 8 (M1 of agriculture, M. Van De Vyvere accompanied by the liead of the Na- tional hank of Belgium. M. Hautain plans to leave for New York Tuesday for discussions with Ameri- | can finaneicrs {1t now appears that Finance Min ister Janssen, who is leaving for he minister | Switzerland today to initiate similar conversations with —Swiss baukers, will not ympany M. Van De Vyvere as ori planncd, | The minister of iture today | declared an accord ween reached | in principle with finaneiers in Lon- | don and Amsterdam v ling the | projected Belgian loan, but professed | his inability to say what fhe tofal | amount would be, (A Brusscls dis- | pateh vesterday sald it was under stood the loans involved would total about $727.500,000.) | The shock was o S | SEES LABOR 1'ILMS | Atlantic City, N, J., Oct. 9 P | Delegates to the ual con- | H. at about 9 o'clock and lasted | vention of the American Fedsration | about ten seconds. of La temporarily laid asiie None of the towns that felt the [their problems today fo aftend the | tremors reported any damage first showing of a five real motion = plcture depicting the struggles of Concord. N. H., Oct. 8 (A—Pro- |labor through the ages. fessor Georze H. Whitcher, who re- s sides on Albin road, on the road to cchool, reported fesling a £t. Pau shock a £:54 this morning, re. By visiting our sh —and so vouthful and and felts, All Occasions new models for dancing, afternoon and sport wear cloth, the very latest ma Bridal Veils and Hats Made to Order ] In Tokyo. Japan restaurants and eating places wher - [one may ol there are & fain foreign food op Saturday you will find jaunty; in satin, metallic terial used, velvets, velom New 149 Main Street Second Hand BENEFIT 539 N. MAIN ST. An Abundance An articie and points out that the real primarily for the city and subu n Fall Shades in Hosiery The Marion Hat Shop ('allahan—Logosh Rummage Sale CHILDREN'S HOME Thurs. Afternoon, Fri. and Sat. Oct. 8th, 9th, 10th which tells how to keep winter v ability to winter the crop properly Upstairs Winter Clothing Opp. St. Mary's Church of Winter Vegetables ohies succesefulls ful gardener is the It s well fllnstrated and written mark of a sucee: rban man. It and many others appear October Better Homes and Gardens Buy It At Your News Dealer 10c N e — =0 WE ARE BRINGI NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1925, PIANO PRICES DOWN Pleased Customers who send their friends to us. Satisfactory Pianos and WE WILL ANNOUNCE THE CLOSING OF THIS PIANO SALE. SOON The pianos we bought from the manufacturer for spot cash will soon be sold. This is your chance to buy a piano at a lower price than 'you may ever see again. ONLY A FEW MORE [ This Player Will (o On Sale at $369 B Bench and Nice Selection of Music—12 Rolls Tou may never have this brand new pla would be a difficult ma Come hers and be conv player for vou at £363 er to the ridi tter for We have cut the piice o Yoo Liel vou to duplicate this partie inced. Ask any of the salesforce to Terms §3.50 per week, this chanee again ulous figure of $3 valne play thi 1t This stock {s selling fast—many people who delay will be too late. This Is your golden opportunity if you act quickly. Tt is your duty fo educate your children in musle. Your necighbors are buying pianos, Your children are as good as your neighbors, Make the tamily happy with a piano, Tmagine how they feel to have a plano fn your home. Tt Is your duty to make your home happy. It is good business to buy a piano now. You will eventually get a plano. Buy yow and make a big saving. Pianos are sclling fast. More pianos ioft at these prices, PRICES STILL LOWER ON MANY INSTRUMENTS g the last days of this great sale we are making till lower on many instruments, We want to make a clean sweep of this We want to sell every instrument on our floors. Prices that will comyinee the most skeptical are being made, A call at our store Wil comvince you that now is the time to buy your piano. You un- donbtedly will have to pay more If you wait. Buy now and save money., Come in today and select your piano. In a very short time your opportunity will be gone, perhaps never to come again. Come in now—come in before it is too late. We have a stock of good They are all for sale. Used Uprights will be sold as low as irice tock, pianos £46, Pric have heen reduced. Used Player-Pianos as low as $176, New Plavers only £369, First come, first served. We will not play favorites, One man’s money fs Just as good as another's. The hest Be here early—don’t delay—or yon Tell us how you wish to par. Remembher, this sale closes bargains will natarally go first may be too late. Moke your seleetion. m- {s the letter and spirit of the sale, ewith, Special! T is Price Good Only During This Sale, BT oo Used Player Only $176 Thie used Player Piano will be on Sale at a price and terms lsted A good selection of music, 12 rolls, also bench. hava ever thought of buying a Player-Piano this ls your chance. TERMS: $2.50 WEER. It you These Prices Good Only During This Sale We are determined of Plarers will bhe sold. Player, complete outfit, Bench. Easy terms, Special Sale price FREE PIANO TLESSONS Wo have with a well known Piano Teacher to give a full course of plano lessons fres, to each and every pur- chaser of every new Pieno. arranged this stock This Rolls, $449 YOUR OLD PIANO OR PLAYER TAKEN IN EXCHANGE PIANO DEPT. OPEN BEST PLACE I0 BUY YOUR PLAYER EVENINGS UNTIL BUY HERE AND SAVE PIANO LAMP | [Our Ability to Buy for Cash En- This famous Player and com- plete outfit nsually seclls about 8050. Our Special Price and on e o $497 Ll abled Us to Pur- chase a Car of Famous Players at Prices Far Be- low the Regular Wholesale Cost. WITH EVERY PLAYER PIANO