New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 27, 1927, Page 4

Weddings MAS—MALACHOWSKA ! Miss Pear! H. Malachc of | B¢ Wilcox street became the bride | of John Mas of 38 Lafa street this mo: mony was church by couple wers at telle The bride canton cr rose point lace quet of valle . Her l"kv‘ hom and New P couple will make thelr h $4 Wilcox strect on the rom a weddi | RINKE dding of Miss | »nal chu i Hill will officiat 1 be attended by M nor and —_— | SEES RM]]AL DECLINE Noted Biologist Fears Human Beings Will Pass Out of Eabstence S Through Inter-Marriage of Races. Budapest w— U Prof. Ludwig o I earcher in rac .| somewhat of a s circles today by ¢ human race was tinction by in which he throughout the Pro cted n of Ity of the world. Uni pest, made his rema of his inangural wudience largely tinguished scienti: ° He startled the claring that pare heterogencous T generate progen marriages are thos tracting parties show affinity.” audience by de ts belonging 1o aces produce de adding “the where the ¢ biood grot y fes dicat that he!V ing s school r L The professor, indicating perenanhine fEn : i had in mind soviet Russia, urged the ‘ up the family. The tw :rnments of all countries to con- the birth rate of the prolet imited reg workers ¥ trol class, permitting tion only to me farms The theories propos ly produced a der Hungary is a lar 1 question is most p: Ten New Students iar ntal led by T At Divinity School Middletown, Sept. 27 () ¢ students are «© olled in 1 ley Divinity school for appointment of Rev. ( ¥ w®on, M. 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Not Likely to Protest of Omaha Judge In ase. here s t the personal injunction 2e Volstead act is uncon- jsion has been resorted tances and there on it carricd to Dridgeport, Sept. 27 rare i test cas: e court 2 n dividual x,nu(b to bonds of § Tri-State Bus Line @ 18 Year Ol New Brunswick Bride LTights tuling Keeping Her Out there by weeks of training in the of Classes. heat and the excitement of the hat- e New Brunswic J., Sept. 27 (B The champlon does not expect to R ity -Mrs. Carl Rabke, an 13 year old fight again wntil next fall. He plans jand children in Massachusetts that she ettt nd had been fn Hartford only six e board of the movies for A B ion of the intends o see Whitie”" walking along St ard in which she was re- criss games before leaving for |yiect Of SUIMHAY v ng in coiesion 8 R coRnu et Maine and may go to Pit i i "h' ’w g ey it b : aneg Dot Bl pationalebeacuonnae: 1 s his | 1 was chairma hackyards, have a good influ 16y Pos | sustained the report by etk to 1. President Daniel against the report ahke w of school age and entitled to instruc- . BECOMES BANKRUPT H. . Booth, Until Recently Mem- Ler of Stock Exchange, Accused ‘g 15| By Three Women, actions | Now York, Sept. (P —Herman by Jo- | vy cently expelled from the . Looth f over Munroe, both v t foi wopularity o pla g York exchangs under 0 Jits a fight fans. He said he s upon conviction by & jury, | PIINt it is declared that on August it anisunicr Ly ‘ r since the enactment of the 2 last a Pittsficld-New York city e Volstead law there has been a dif- | bus owned by nd op- Th fag 00, They charge that to the constitutionality of the per- and crashed into a o Dol sonal injunction section, many hold- Armonk owned by Cully, l's“ S chlimrrongthe sy ing with Judge Woodrough ti 5 $8,000 dama in o G e deprives the accused of the right of his action sec petitioners, Edith Perry, of merely the trial by & jury guaranteed Dby 00 for h rs; Katherine T. Roach and i opinions. 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