New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 22, 1926, Page 3

School, M Demonstration of Voti 9 a. m. and 1 p. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SKYSCRAPERS SWAY - I E_A@!UUAKE. (Continued from First Page) North-South Direction d to move which caused the trouble the quake of 1906 police department 1 reports of injuries or prope 1 b received. The city of San Jose, 50 miles badly shaken, g to reports received by iles north, felt : as did Oakland, acros here, Hotel Windows Broken the ci e broken, g and small cra lobby floor. windows from ceili peared in t ated P are molten type 1 wa the pots In stereotyping shaken quake, not feel today's temt Market Strect Suf! most here. the towering & 2 pany office building, appeared a few inches out of plumb fell in the Seq d and on Misslon street terfront, there wers s In the main bu ere crack sared in one of the co rocker-First Nation In Ch filled quickly with excited ¢ y mothers holding bal arms, garish silk kir h the more Occ fr square, town district, d excited c ning visito Many Wil Many wild rum ¥ lation over the state ab tions of Rumors E . One of them was that 6-story Pacific Gas ax building hers had been t : far as could be ing which is of mode fire-proot construction. Crowds Flee to Park Golden Gat in the c park, one of the ) miles in Ca or more miles besieg ntial uildinz Not Affected Teleg OCTOBER 22, 1926. 3 = air, was vir prelimi 1 that one pa It is 2 vntown d her bureau officials reports from uth direction, along the old dam- and Telegraph earth wrench, the bay from at 's is presumed Bulletin build was along the ological Fault. This fault d, ,clocks were stopped, from room, rves in Sleepers Arot gieks ong cra nhers homes was toppled een reported natown Portsmouth Square mixing | , Oct. 22 oceur our and fiv peninsul: early as felt at 4:40 ind window d broke sma o Golden st in the T'ran Electric some qur learned | B one_of the la a wax moffel in indows did a er v and thn Chz h a1 into the stre b the fl fons and news- 1 by te and Tele- City Advertise 4h W ard, Central n street, . Bartlett of Broad and Gro 6th Ward, I ner of North Demonstration of V held in th orth street, between the hou p.m.to 8 p. m LE MICHAEL T $1090 Reward Somewhere on one of the streets of New Dritain there is a very valuable diamond which was lost by one of our customers, We have been authorized to pay $100.00 reward for its re- turn to our sto Is your diamond safe In its mounting? Arc the prongs worn? If so, the stonc may drop out as did the emond we are advertising for. Have your diamond rin, inspected every few months. We will be glad to do it for you. M.C.Le Witt Jeweler and Diamond Dealer Upstalrs Room 4, 289 Main St. UPSTAIRS STORE MEANS LOWER PRIC morning m°m times dia not corr on the Oct. were which fon of the earthq KERWIN, Selectmen slipping of a few inches or a few fect 's building, city and r | Rosa, north of San Francisco, from Paso R seconds were felt in miles ay 3:30 and th around 5:30. The 1906 Quake The most violent shock felt ncisco pr most memorable , occurred at The property 00, the Coast a pot the coast line for a distance of of San Francisco approximately nd gradually extends fur- B Is Rocked first shock was felt. Elks' club bu no inj Readings at P when th seismosg 1ximum being reac and 8:01 a. m, ast Disturbances. , Oct. 22 (P—The dacific coast is re- rds of ntire region being ismic o Girls Blue ' Today! Fine—! You know Girls A little more paint—what's the difference. T'll dye ’em blue. Maggie ) an effort to adjust the or A. C. Lawson coast in the He expressed the opinion that the |ir ry exam en at some dis- superinte n must have b 'm.nrl in the ro 2 movements ln l) orded at Cambridge, , about ten minutes after the were reported 8 OUITS POSTAL SERVICE - AFTER 30 YEARS' WALK (Continued from First Page) , greater along the coast of Cal ia than in any his birth. His period of , far to the south, . Gilbert Df 1“(« Un! ) ¢ ; Arthur Anderson Names Picture 1 service r(”;.;s’l '.:\rn;;:,\” 1 o Mayor Weld favors payment by R With M or cach team, of & bill submitted by the | S ARk his final southeast by l\e r\ilr‘!: The first S 5 a in a voleano second tremor | that make mount tinents. The n ranges or con- San Francisco | earthquake of 1906 l\a] its origin in | 1 with mountain- | a note of congratulation and (0"\enhon October 25-26 best wishes. 1n | @ Tupture assock When Mr. Lynch threw the straps | making forces. |Weiss Planning to Have First Class Hockey Team w Haven, Oct. 22 (A and city’s his- < on |of his mail pouch over his shoulder there were four wards in the city. was assigned fifth to Main street. he fourth ward and Cambridge, M numbered corre: adr(_ for 39 years. he said in has served under six postmas- intensity sufficient to have caused p a team, , (four terms). S: San An- | source of the ear! t was not nearly so severe as those | Delaney great damage on,| 8) and the pr (nt postmaster, Herbert E. Erwi yers with the end in view o 'ln‘t.fir.r.g the game here so that iwt. m gzza/iz’y = Jery/'ce which have done on ia cost about co to t fldlae - rporation Counsel Kirkham inan ort to have the maze of parking Sivven siaving oso- | FOR PARK EXPERTS’ MEAL = ctevived: 2o ssie e et BELDEN STREET MAN WINS | from sureic Hotet megecea | 9000 BY WRITING TITLE - games | Belleves City Should Homor Bill sional | will prac- | By Committee. s a nativ made his home hotel for a banquet served and Gets Big Check found a T } | four E who convened Arthur C. Anderson of 19 Belden invitati has been presented with park bo for $500 by the publishers of a up at Wedne for the most clever title to common cou cover picture and a 50 liked the showed a having just received a from a sweetheart 1s by and views disple: e. 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