New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 2, 1929, Page 13

¢ \ ‘ \ i . - NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1929. 'he fathers of the tian church found® themselves a consecutive biblical chron running from the creation of into the Christian era ew centuries the general Chicago Man Who Took Valuable PRIFST SFTS BACK Plaque For Prank, Held In Spanish e For Brank, HeldInSpnish | TR OF AN 00 years befor The man at about 6, birth of Christ. Admits Man’s Beginning Anie- . Adam had come on|the old chronologics COUNTRYMEN 5 the sixth day of Creation so Christ, | = s Paris, Aug. 2.—Why go to Paris| Myc Maryv Ry - 19 Thoanpis S s Dee Claims Few Drinks Made Him Feel That btunt dates 4004 B. C. sedochises gy SR bt | P e LR Murs. Mary Brague, 79, of 134 Francis Street, Expires Would Be Good Joke—Frightened By Search, 6,000 years later; six was regardel ersonals S(any Araricans whok iomalherch o As Daughter and Officers Attempt to Locate as something of a d number. have matrimonial bands red e 2 < A He Hid Art Treasure. Washington, Aug. 2—In the sev-|" Wayered Between Two Dates 7e allinEuireys fol Asmericant 1w Physician and Find Quest Unsuccessful. 3 |enteenth century 1 Eusebius figured out some chron ) i g vers and paying three or four times foot of Cambridge ological tables somewhat reduci oG andedirand s e what they should Only recently 9 (P— ® historli] oD 5 Al Al el s _ logical i« Ke ot 98 , o e shou 1 tl rs O'D. r started tc 2 (®—In the histori-| Then he became alarmed and|greatest theological the period, so that eventually the |} y of 22 Lincoln street a Paris court ordered W. H. Pay : reg al corial, Backey J. Dee [tried to hide the plaque when he|time, announced after profound |age of man came to be placed some-* SPend the next two weeks at e Rk sear or hysician of today was still confineq |53 guards considered his action a|and cxhaustive study of the where between 4000 and 6000 B, C.|Point, Mainc Mrs, Marjorle Corn, a cllent, ¢ s hon pld (it s i o ot e e i | serious offense. Within halt an hour |tures that “man was created s |though there were many bitter ar- | = o atorlo born, g CHienty, on. HutH ! . g {atter HhB ploque had been faken it | Trinite on (Ot 83, 4104 B, C guments over it Augustine de-| Mr. and Mis. I\ Borkowski o went there, they thoughtlc and ill-advisel | was found Ly guards and restored |o'clock in the morning clared b greater anti-| Overlook avenue entertained Jast e In the mg prank in taking from a wall of “The|to its place on the palace wall. | Archbishop Usher agreed that|quity to be a deadly hercsy. Isidor:|Night at their home, Miss Betty ¢ : £ 1 passed away Little Palace of the Prince.” a valu-| Dee was at first granted consider- 4004 B, C. was the very year and his o Sevill, the most important of |D'Alleso, Miss Margarct Werhein, .—Prof. Herman| pppy g oft able porcelain plaqu ncient de- able liberties in the orfal jail but |verdict was so generally accepted |seventh centu theologians, placed |and Lillian Elliot of Baltimore, Md - hi »k““ nothefin jaw M 1 no s i rt of ional | yesterday was placed incommuni- |that this and other of his dates|(he date somewhere between. who are spending the summer in | ' i L o o reasur orial. |cado. were inserted in the margins of | The Venerable Bede went int)|touring the nd states. S LI L L s s vomar h : Denfed Fhert Erobationii Suzze(cd the authorized English Bible, | the subject in the next century and | — [Faans hns Run s hsenen 89§ the v : o nt irred last W Authorities consider the matter | where they remain to this day put the figuure down close to 4094, [ Mr Mrs. J. A kowalcl (R YICeCAIE “;‘“”“ P "l o 1 d Ise0ey S when Dol and S s By witei serlouslyy but notibittenly St oweve Thus the theologians settled Four hundred years later Jewl er, Gloria, of IVAG [oyAllisieloliczancelitha uihegenasisLecniings nd wer B he home 1o arly of 25 tourists visitel |innocent the intentions they feel the |antiquity of man after scholars, including Rabbi Moses |er boulevard will leave tomorrow for :"‘{“_""‘“‘ 18 !\“_;'-”'Lv'wh’r‘r‘ for ! room | onsciou: of N pr I'heodore & Dee at first would say |American must be punished in or-|of argument. Before lon INMaimontdeat studicd Ltho L ELabrew | Ash Park and Long Brancn, | % 'n”f‘y““f \7,‘“ “'Mm" Solent In ter sl I o tis all a ake, T jder to teach a lesson. Some legal |ever, scientists were at work pro-|chronology closely and corroborat- N. J. “"‘"I"‘I‘“:":y'“"“‘ S hanieane “y‘”jflf % Gre 298 ; pream g done nothi |authoriti ggest that “pro- |ducing proof that men had lived|ed him and Vincent of Beauvais = ansport p < h San Aoy ot helofic . Later he said that after some |visional relea Dee might be al-|long before 4004 B. C. They|later plac P te at'about 4009 | Mrs. Albert Weiant of Murra TR T £ 2 4 . = | 3 1 \ placed the date at about 4 ' ! an Murr ] Nl 5 % drinking he visited the palace with {lowed to leave Spain on the condi- |hoosted the date farther and far-| B, C, street has returned home after M”]r‘p“'\‘)"”" : n"‘ e CRRMAN I L C 12y WORRIED t zroup of friends and thought it|tion that he report once a month t|ther back into prehistoric myths. Martin Luther said: “We know |spending the past two weeks in Now | g 0n000 S 0% e 5 - would he a joke to prete=d to take the Spanish consul in \\lm:mcxi A Cathol Discovery that longer ago than 6,000 vears|York state whe she attended “M‘]‘”\ ,O‘r A It ““_m» 5 # . 4s a souvenir one of the porcelain |country he resides, so that any time| Now the final knockout to the|the world did not exist” and the|funeral of her father T e et ";,d AR 4 plaques. He said he did not realize |in the future he could if desired be |4004 B. C. theory appears to h savant Melanchthon fixed creation | o iahed \(‘r\‘" Lend A\mflx:%' im 12} fosr Helbere. & L s ey the value of the piece. summoned back to § for trial. |been delivered by Father Stephen|of man at exactly 3063 B. C Mrs. H. B. Olmstead and daugh-| made practically nothing When they rez 07~ | noties orchestras that thei e ‘_ _____ i Richarz, who. in a zeogolical [argument continucd, however, Gladys, are spending the weel | {his work. for he gave aw e ol L Lo Dl e o study announced by the Catholiz |in 1738 a scholar was able to h Mrs. Olmstead's brother, Win- | copyright to his publishers success. Of- | ¢ ollow aBaas the present price Anthropological ~Conference hera. |that he had in 40 years studied Ay, | & i ) : g ba would receive the same 20 |has concluded that the human race |computations based on Scripture, of | per cent preferential under the slid- |18 30.000 years old by the most con- |which no two were alike. servative estimate. boldly asserts that the question is one of geology rather than of the- ology. vis Father Richarz| In the Roman Martyrology shed by Pope Gregory XIII 0. and in Pope Url on of 1640, the creation of COULDN'T LEAVE 1T | He has counted glacial layers and |is placed at 5199 B. ¢ S t S t 0 t Th | London, Aug. 2.—DBeer was the| what not and admits that there are Archbishop however, lHOO flggflSS l]e 0 I‘ee_mw thing which Alexander Macau- |indications tending to put the birth- |responsible for acceptance by : ley, 64, liked nothing clse but, and a |day of the human race back several [the Christian world of the date 4094 (ents Varyll]g Dmy | cask of it probably saved his life |hundred thousand years, though he|B. C., which he cited in his Annals when he fell off a dock at Hull re-|does not regard these indications— |of the Ancient and New Testaments cently. Tt had enough liquid oyt|such as flints dating from the fir Pew Dared to Dissent Washington, Aug. 2 (#—A sliding | of it to make an air compartment. (ice age period—as indisputable r Walter Raleigh had cautious- | scale sugar taviff plan, ranging from | When Macauley fell into the water, | Proof sted a greater antiquity | one cent a pound at the time market | he retained his b in the cask| Scientists of the Smithsonian Tn- was commonly supposed, but | prices are high to three cents ajand was buoyec until help |stitution, including such famous were few others, and any ra- pound when the market is depressed | reached him " |savants as Dr. Ales Hrdlicka, the| viewpoints on cosmic chron- was m: public today by Chair-| e o thropolo and Dr. James W.| v were likely to result in prison | man Smoot of the senate finance | FLOOR OI' GOLD dley, the paleontologist, do not| orse for the holder. ‘Toward | committec | ¥ Budanest; Aus e :m‘;: sitate to estimate that mankina 1 of the nth century | Rl ol ihalntoroaa as {has been on earth for at least 500,- hrough the v a floor of her Simon home here Sichelmann recently. unearthed | 000 years. that is a substitute British scholar the for the flat rate of 3 correct t se s he accepted vie as late as Sl B o b it seems to De wccepted view, ¢ 3 M’ S & v‘“}gl\ gold dust. She is a widow |a remarkable fact that this human |1 one of the eminent of STk ) i while her husband was living |ra until the last hundred yi | ng e hel e ce. until the las ed years | Egyptologists was announcing in e esarian “""" held mext week | {he was a goldsmith. He gathered |or so, has been misguessing one of t he had, 1f,,“\',),'1’.1,‘:‘:";,]; v(l‘\',“ :ny‘l:l:!;l‘f‘f‘ will be | (he dust during his life and led |age by from 492,000 to 494,000 |modified the results he had oh[am(\ St fed e L |it under the floor. She had vears. For the wildest venture of |from Egyptian monuments so that | - Saderiihe Alaing scalethe mieslsuit with o ovderijor e the old theologians, who used to|his chronology might not conflict| & a ,"' on ar would ap- | over the own » of the gold, and |control both education and the de-|with the accepted date of Noah Pl when suzar is selling in {the court 1 le possession to |velopment of science, never gave the | Flood | York at 6 cents a pound, which her race an age beyond S.000 yoar | Finally, how 1o archacolo- ® One of New England’s Most Skillful Batter: ’ “RUDY" URBAN Prop. Rudy's Battery Station ool Plte Approved by Thousands of Motorists ... and by Skilled Battery Men Everywhere jal used i the constr tion of the jceted to numerous and physical 1 plates is chemic process in form parts is controll- ulators (o pre- . 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