New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1925, Page 13

Peabody Musenm 10 Have SIALE'S | piacen tn the ata benvods musean: belng installed in the new Peabody Museum of Yale University, and will shortly be ready to rccord earths quake shocks from all parts of the world according to made here today. Professor Ches the Yale geology ' s in charge of the installation of the {nstrument said tha it would |stylus is attached to each weigh &ive a complete record df any shoc l\‘ and this is in constant contact \\]"l* ‘within 8,000 miles The record of sho distance {s somew Professor Longwel gret that the Yale sles: not. in place when the quake of last February shook England. been more instruments In thie re; 1t mlght have been possible to locate the “fault’ 'or crack in the which caused the quake. As was the Harvard selsmograph, onc] of the few In this arca, was thrown out of adjustment by the shock flml‘ the record obtained was Inadequate. When asked 1t severe earthqu were to be expected in New Engla in the ncar future, Professor Long- well replied that he thought the |beth H. Tilton of Cambgidge Who |armory in this city on Thurs chances were slight. out that the Atlantic seaboard is| geologically much more stable than the Pacific coast which is relati young and shifting from a geolo- | ing the prohibition law. glst's point of view. therefore much more frequent in that part of the world. Etatfistics for this year show that there is very little earthquake risk according to Protessor Longwell, Yale originally sccured its instru- ment because ot the general interest In earthquakes resulting from tho “Is a baslc principle that cases shall be decided In the court room” and outsiders “must not attempt to in- | fluence a judge in his decislon of a QUAKE DETECTOR AT YALE T0 BE SET UP the party whom they oppose, Y mr‘ letter will be called to the attention of counsel for both sides,” Ruling on the motion to quash | the indictment has not yet been made, | but has been in stprage since the On]y Selsmogl'aph | demolition of that bullding in 1617, In its new home it will be attaghed Gives Bond of $100,000 | to bed rock in the basement ofthe a lhenvy truck went by, Bridgeport, Conn, Nov. 13 (P | The Yale ecismograph is of the |Dond of $100,000 was furnished to- same type as that used by the |04y by Daniel J, Clifford, which re- United States coast and gegtletic |!eased afftachments against John A. survey. Two horlzontal pendufums, |Cornell, democratic leader in con- each bearing a weight of 100 pounds, [Dection With the $100,000 slander | are set at right angles to each other |Suit brought against him by Wil- 50 as to rogelve the components of |llam J. Shaughnessy of the Eastern a shock coming in auy directign. A lingineering and Construction ocm- | ny. The hond was accepted by | oughnesey’s counscl. Shaugh- | v Haven. | sSmoked paper on a revelving drum, |08y brought suit against Cornell | yond that | Any. shock ls immedlately recorded | alleged “false, malicious and un- womplete, | by the pattern made by the mtu. true' statements made by him dur- | ¢- on the smoked paper. | \e recent eampalgn in connec- announcement | ter R. Longwell of | departmnet, who n High school by the Eastarn cering and Construction com- | earth- He said that if there ha anghnesey fs In Florida. 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