New Britain herald., 1915-05-14
Plainvflle News MINELLE SWAPS LOCAL PROPERTY FOR BLOCK Takes Place in New Britain for House, Lst and Market. BUSINESS DEAL CLOSED TODAY
 
PlaiXlvfue News

BUSINESS DIAL uOStO TODAY
 Local Man Will Move to New Britain,
 MaIperin and Keenig Taking Over His .Store-Afarried in Springfield Jitney Collites With Cyclist-Briefs. On important business deal which concerns the sale of the Central Meat market and a house and lot on Whit ing street, both owned by James Minelle and a three tenement block on Arch street, New Britain, the prop. erty of Albert Malperin and Harry Keenig, was consumated today. when papers for the transfer of titles to the three places were passed Minelle taking over the New Britain mems ] holdings in exchange for his own, giy- a cash consideration in addition. The New Britain property, it is un-
 derstood, was put up for $13,O0O, while Minelle asked $4,10O for his
 place on Whiting steet and $2,4oO for
 the stock and good will of his meat | IL.
 The difference he agreed to pay se-
 curing a mortgage to- cover it.
 MT. .Minelle has been in business
 for the past few years and it is his
 intention to move to New Britain,
 propably opening store in the block
 which he has acquired. The new
 owners of his Plainville market pro-
 pose to continue the business.
 YrI, Lt--
 properties has been in the works for
 several days but difference over the
 price held up it's consummation until
 this morning, when the parties came to terms.
 Married in Springfield.
 Cards have been received here an- nouncing the wedding of Charles W. Philips and Miss Clara Irene Warren, both of Springfield, Mass, which was celebrated in that city on Wednesday.
 MT. Philips is we'll known in Plain- vile. For some time he was the local l agent for the Adams Express com pany. He is now in business in Springfield.
 i. Jitncy Hits Cyclist.
 Mrs. Ruby Haskell's ..jitney" col llded with cyclist this moning in East Bristol, the young wheelman losing his cycle and sustaining some minor hurts as a result
 " The smash-up occurred near the Ingraham factory shortly before z o'clock. The bicycle was smashed be- yond repair and the rider was bruised from his fall. It was said he ad-
 rnltted responsibility and departed without giving his name.
 Mrs. Haskell was so unnerved by the accident that she engaged a chauf- Ieaur to operate her car for the bal ance of the day.
 Dinner and Shower. Miss Ruby Thomasinno of South ington was the guest of the young ladies employed in the scanning de- partment of the local knitting mill at dinner and miscellaneous shower given in the factory at noon yester- day. Miss Thomasinno has been em- ployed in the plant for the past two years. She has resigned her posi- tion and on June will become the bride of Joseph santy of Southing- 1 ton.
 Her friends arranged for yesterdays affair without giving her the slightest intimation of their plans and she was genuinely surprised. She was the re- clpient of humber of gifts and. the good wishes of her friends.
 Arrange for Assembly. l, Officers of the Connecticut Chau. tau6Ia assembly have begun arrange mel1ts for the sixteenth annual as- sembly to be held at the Plainville Camp grounds from July 12 to 20. They met in Hartford at the home