New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1928, Page 2

SEES RACE SUICIDE BEATHKNELL OFL.S. Father Hubert Demounces Di- Yorce and “Pal” Marriage new doctrine will bring us to the day when our America will be known as a nation of harlots. Yet| 30 years ago this man who calls un- natura) beastliness by the name of | companionate marriage would have | cast out of the nation for his| words. And this man of the west! has cven that Catholic priests have performed companionate mar- ‘ages, in which the contracting| parties have made the agreement not | to have children. Let me assure !you, no Catholic priest may perform ; ., such a marriage, and Catholics who | In Bis last Leaten sermon at St up000n the altar with the agree- | Joseph's church last night, Father pmoent hatween themselves not to have Hubert of the Passionist Order of children are not validly married in ¢ West Springficld, the Catholic church. ! :::fr;:{:?ny(,;sa‘,l\,‘({l»m.‘r:“x:fi: ,‘, ]_ i we have Catholic husbands ual in the west who by his standing and wiwes who decide to have so and his place in the mind of the many children, and 1o more, but they e tr S heir faith. T tic ought to have known be hey are traitors to th | ::n clo a‘d\'ora'u t do not mean that every family should | been companionate marriag her H 12 or 15 childre n‘,"hv\;( rl)? bert uttered a prophecy that at we demand t. llx “death knell of Anierica will be rung or _artitleial m‘rAn;: e by the practice of race suicide and prevent the birt of | birth preventiox Marriage under the text “W God hath joined together lot no put asunde was the hat object of Father Hubert's sermon. Public and frivolous but the question is or | WYoree the advocates of adultery in| i ®peakers, he said. when mentioning 2 i marriage, had attentive ears becans: i rething Light ! bt the most sacred, amidst solem &nd most vital that can be propose the eyes of God. He stated that | those who advocate birth control and Pl’O[&Cl vo{ers i bis tstencrs expected | He termed the advocates of ai-| |, 3, Marshal Asks ng[][ {0 race suicids are advocating murde He stated that both acts are direct o : o A e violatlons of the commandments of || ChicaEo, l,‘\'""cghm_‘fr;"“hm e flfi' otrz)}(;::‘gflm?q L‘r‘? “,:«."1 was usked to guard Chicago polis| with sugar, they ure atill crimes April 10 when voters mark their against God and the laws of nature, answer 10 4 turbulent, bomb- he sald studded primary election .cam- He reviewed the history of anclent paign. ; natfons, Rome and Greece, W Palmer Anderson, Uniteq States he said, fell when thelr citizens' marshal, has forwarded to Wash- that he | He wives abandoned their morals, ington a recommendation stated that America doesn’t need @ hLe authorized to use 500 deputé new fangled kind of marriage but it marehals"Tn Chicago that day. The does need a return to God’s Purpose | 4qditional afficcrs would have to be In joining man and woman together gpocially dapitized, wnd Anderson for thes propagation of the human ,q..q that he be given that au- race. “I dare stand here,” he sald, ;o i “and prophecy that America will| Reply from Deneen | pass away and on the tombstones| n., i for federal action was over her bones will be the simple | 0 F G ug g reply from words ‘Race suicide, Dirth preven- g onator Dencen faction of the Hop.” republican party to the bombing of C ionate Marriage Hell DERUBLoRR PEKT : . come from the west a man speaking Circuit Judge —Swa 8 i & mew doctrine that savors of the night-—outrages which they ha teaching of hell. His companionats hlamed on followers of the '.‘;las«?r marriage is merely a union by which Thompson-State’s Attorney Crowe & man may use a woman until he wing. The latter group has been tires of her, or she of him, or until equally insistent that Deneen fol- both have satisfied their sexual in- Jowers themselves tossed the bombs stinets, a union productive only of to arouse interest in the Deneen hate, revenge, jealousy and of minds sjate. content with nothing but thoughts of the impure. | Mayor Thompson's comment on “This individual from the west and o report that federal officials had his followers say their companion- | ....c.i 1) emselves in the elec- ute marriage will stop divorees, but o, “yrouent this statement: Row? Becauss it is goIng 1o safe- Ll o o eneon was state's guard the married woman and the .\, 0o anq made himself governor | children resulting from the union? TUORRY BT TT0E Bt By RE U s Mol ipens Ot opinion, the people understand his man picks up a woman whom he ONNOD U ot bring anywhere else because @17 3 . :;:nwmud h‘u ua!’lad a prostitute and Dencen can bring in all :’nv; d;) brings her into his home, where he agents and deputy marshals he gives her the new social name of wants, but he will no more ‘M,‘ 13 wife. But however, Venus-like her people to vote for his followers figure, however, her face may be like than Attorney General Carlstrom that of a Mona Lisa, she can never (Deneen candidate for reelection) hold the man, who will leave her did when he sent word to our broken body and weakened mind. | headquarters that if we would not, mark our ballots for him he would {indict our friends. | “We sent word back to him: ‘We !are not in Russia, and you can go to blazes.’ | Due Home Today | Senator Denecen was to reach Chicago today from Washington te (take personal charge of the cam- !paign. Thus far he has been fmac- tive personally in the Chicago situ- latton. Threat of a second attempt upon Judge Swanson's life was made by telephone to the BSwanson home t night. A man's volce asked Mrs. Henry Klass, Judge Bwanson's daughter, where her father was avors has ! Mayor's Comment " In The Correct—éhapef;_ Fm'- Spring TYLE is the dominant feature of our new spring hats, and qualit) makes it permanent, Choose here exactls Connecticut Hat Co. 6 R. R. Arcade 'Haenlich announced last nizht that | Bauer, and Joseph Bagheria, pre: jat 9:46 and 11:45 p. m. the type most becoming to your face and figure. The new welt brim, the ! snap, curl, or bound edge, in narrower effects, All the bright spring colors. OUR OWN and STETSON'S 50 .00 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 2j, 1928, speaking. When she replied that | she did not know, the voice said: “This is the fellow who bombed | vour house two days ago. Tell the judge that the next time we will do a better job.” Judge Swanson, who is the De neen candidate for nomination as state's attorney against the incum- bent, Robert E. Corwe, sald he was genuinely concerned over the threat, which he reported to Po- lice. Commissioner Hughes. Another Owe Threatened State Senator Herman Haenisch Deneen candldate for 46th ward committeeman, was another who P! was threatened. An anonymous let- | ter said his home would be bombed | ' before the: pepubliesn national convention. and one his children ‘“got.” D% s Caa il The nsually laggard senate has run pidly through its legi: im und to date had disposed of CONGRESS ALREADY PLANS T0 ADJOUR ‘Leaders Hope to End Session's Attivities on May 19 March 29.—(UP— leaders are making Washington, Congr onal ans today to Saturday and has taken his three from school and sent them out of he children el S ; °' | Muscle Shoals, alien property, radio, Mha SlOA SRl he Sy rimarienare |y UHEL 1 ora tieschent i asime ,Detectiven advanted the theory| oo vow or Monday, the” Mo that politics probably were not di- Nary-Huugen farm relief bill wil brought up; then Boulder Dam, rectly connected with the Deneen- N Swanson ~bombings Rathey the¥ .iction ana railroad consolidation fald, dlcohol dealers who ‘blame |y ypo order named, There will be no Senator Deneen for pronounced &c- | uuuge to remain in seseion after tivity of federal prohibition during the past several months, may have hurled the bombs, seek ing revenge. The same motive held for the unsolved slaying a week ago of the Dencen d leader, Diamond Joe Esposito, who fell near his home with 58 shotgun slugs in his body. ‘Will Press Investigation. State’s Attorncy Crowe seid h would press a grand jury inves tion as soon as the foundation of case 1s completed. “I am not going to blow any,horns in my investiza- tion,” he sald. The Crowe-Thompson faction has offered $65,000 reward for conviction | of the bombers, | The federal indlctment yesterday of Alderman Titus Haffa, Thompson these matters are handled. The only disturbing element in this unusually peaceful legislative arrangement is the fact that politics is scheduled to be the “unfinished ment after the farm bill is out of the way. Numerous political demonstra- for 43rd ward committeeman. Those indicted with him included a former Lincoln Park commissioner, Albert Vany Here Find Hospital Method Erds Colds In a Few Hours— Is Conveni:n! 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