New Britain herald., 1930-09-26
PainuiM News
SEQUASSEN CORP.
 NAMED IN ACTION PlainVille Trust Co. Seeks to
 ForGlOse Mortgages LARGE BLOCKS INVOLVED

| High School Football Game is Post
 poned-EareweI Party Given in
 Honor of Miss Claire Hctden -
 Notice of intent to foreclose on mortgages held by the Plainville Trust Go. against the Sequassen | Corporation, Inc, was filed by the bank in the town clerks office yes- terday. The mortgages were taken out on June 22, 1927, but the de- fendants have failed to keep up payments, it is alleged. The Se- quassen corporation controls two /, of the largest buildings in Plainville, the Strand and Sequassen blocks on West Main street.
 Attachment papers were served by Deputy Sheriff Charles E. Lord of Hartford. The writ is returnable in superior court on the first Tuesday in November. The defendants named in the action are August Matson, A. H. Richards and A. M. Raymond of Plainville, Robert J. Coe of Mont pelier, Vt., the Economy Grocery Co. of Hartford, and the Plainyille Lumber & Coal Co.
 Property of the first four named
 in the action located in Plainville
 has been placed under attachment
 Farewell Party
 A farewell party was given in
 honor of Miss Claire Hebden last evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. A. A. Macleod, of Redstone Hill, by the employees of the Plain vile Trust Co.
 At the conclusion of the dinner a
 gift of crystal glass salad plates was presented to Miss Hebden in honor of her approaching marriage. Game Is Postponed The game scheduled for tomorrow
 between the Plainville High school
 football eleven and Litchfield High school has been called off because
 of the inability of the Litchfeld school to put a full team on the
 field. It appears unlikely that Litch- ! field will be represented on the grid
 iron this season.
 The locals will meet Pennington High on either Monday or Tuesday
 of next week. Efforts were made to
 have the battle played tomorrow but the Pennington team has not receiv- ed it's full football equipment.
 Coach Earle McNaughton has been drilling his charges daily, showing his wafds the errors that they made in the opening game &with Bristol. Although the football
 outlook is none too promising, the
 caoch hopes to have a fighting team by the time the games with Lewis High of Southington roll around. Increase in Deaths - The vital statistics for the first
 nine months of the year entered at the office of the town clerk show an increase in deaths this year over the same period in 1929. So far this year 72 residents. including many of the towns oldest inhabitants, have
 passed away. In 1929 death took 59
 residents, 1S less than this year.
 The death rate in Plainville was es- pecially high during the first four months of the present year.
 Births have fallen off consider ably this year, the vital statistics showing a decrease of 32. In 1929
 the storll visited Plainville couples on 102 occasions but it has been less busy this year. making it's ap- pearance on only 70 occasions. Cupid as well as the stork has
 had an easy time in Plainville this year in comparison with 1929. Last
 year S9 couples were united in marriage while this year only 25 marriages have been recorded, a : decrease of 14.
 Have Splendid Record
 The Plainville Athletic baseball
 team will travel to Cheshire tomor-
 row to meet the reformatory base ball team, considered one of the , strongest aggregatons in this sec tion The team will meet in front : of Thralls drug store at 12:30 o'clock prepared to make the trip. The game will start at 1:30 and must be completed by 3:3O o'clock. The locals are anxious to win the