New Britain herald., 1930-10-18
PainuiM Neus
.0'bRIEN ATTACKS
 G.0.P.CAND|DA7ES i.
Strikes at Die ". Robertson and
 Robert B. White
NORTON TO GIVE ADDRESS

Eagles to Meet Pennington Az
 gregation - Martha Rebekah
 Meeting Monday Evening.
 At an enthusiastic meeting of the workers of the democratic party held last night, Frank J. O'Brien, candidate for representative. ques- tioned the truth of recently made statement that Ole w. Robertson. one of the republican nominees for representative, had always taken great interest in town matters and was active in civic affairs. MT. O'Brien challenged MT. Robertson to prove that Sc had ever done any thing to merit this claim being made for him. stating thst he had been unable to find that Robertson had taken any interest in town bet terment except to act as custodian or the voting machines, for which duty he was well remunerated.
 Candidate O'Brien also said that it was "a lucky thing" that Plain vile was now entitledto two repre- sentatives or Robertson would still be running for the nomination in stead of being a nominee for office. MT. Robertson was candidate for the nomination in 1926 and again in 1928 but was defeated at both cau- cuses.
 Mir. O'Brien also turned his fire upon Robert B. White, the other republican candidate for representa- tive. He said MT. White was very conspicuous by his abence at the last town meeting, when his pres ence would have saved considerable wrangling and lost time on the question of the appropriation for state aid roads.
 Minton A. "Dick" Norton, Mr. OBrien's running mate for repre- sentative on the democratic ticket, was unable to attend last nights meeting but is expected 10 address the workers of the party next week
 Regular Meeting
 Martha Rebekah lodge will hold it's regular meeting Monday evening at s o'clock in Grange hall All of. tlcers and members of the guard team are requested to be present as there will be 8, rehearsal
 Foreclosure Given
 Judge Allyn l.. Brown, in the su- perior court yesterday. ordered the 72 acre farm of Frank Grabowski, situated in three towns of Plainville, Southington and Bristol, foreclosed. but the owner was given six months in which to raise money to redeem the property.
 The Fidelity Industrial bank of New Britain brought the fore closure action on a debt of $4,S95.- 22. Another mortgage holder inter- ested in the case was the Guardian Thrift & Loan corporation of Bris- tol, which was ready to ask for foreclosure by sale if a short re- demption period was set but which did not press this motion.
 Grabowski wept on the stand and told how his debts had mounted, but he expressed the hope of being able to save his home when his daughter graduated from normal school next year and became a teacher. He hopes to have the en- tire debt wiped out in 15 months. Judge Brown fixed April 1 for the redemption date and said that it might be extended at that time if Grabowski was able to make the necessary payments.
 Church of Our Saviour
 Church school in the parish house at 10 a. m. Junior church with children's story by the rector, Rev. Lincoln E. Frye, at lo:4o a. m. Morning prayer with sermon at II o'clock; anthem by the choir.
 Baptist Church
 Morning worship at 1o:45 o'clock Sermon by the pastor, Rev. pr. A. D. Kendrick. There will be the usual junior talk and the junior choir will sing Tn the Garden" Bible school at 12:o5 p. m. Unified service at ' p. m.. in charge of the pastor and the Senior B. Y. r. U.
 Catholic Church
 Masses will be celebrated tomor- row morning at s and 10 o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. Sunday school will meet at a. m. Rev. William r. Kilcoyne. pastor, will be in charge of the masses.