New Britain herald., 1930-02-04
TRANSFERS
 BUSINESS ID SON
John J. Murphy Retires From
 Bowling Game Due to Health
H, s. QUINTET TO PLAY
arm Bureau Meeting to Be Held at Baptist ChurCh-BOaru Of Relief Scs >ion-i uncral of Eoma C. Ea?- rctt-Towu Clerk Transactions.

1 oftlcc Of Town Clerk William H. W;l- son today, John A. Murphy of East street has succeeded to the interest or his father John J. Murphy, in the property and business of the flalnNllle Recreation Company b. i cated on Whiting street and becom $ partner Of Charles W. Hird in the business.
 inc Recreation company is about seven years old and conducts a rcc- ! reatlon center in it's building on Nhlt'hS street, where pool billiards and bowling are enjoyed. The up- per floor of it's property is leased by Brock Barnes post, No. J3, Amc. l. can Legion.
 John J. Murphy, one of the founl l. CTS Of the business. has been in poo,. | health for the past six months and IS relinquishing his interest to his son. The younger Murphy, who by thls transaction, acquires an interest m the company, is already known as business man in Plainville. hay- lns conducted his own ice compa 1y, Tor the past few years.
 The retiring proprietor is widely. known, not only in Plainyile bat 1 throughout the state. for he has been an active sports follower an i promoter for many years. While Ids activity has by no means bc2n lThltcd to the one sport, his nc~. SondI interest has centcred Of latc i years on bowling. and he has been ana 5tlll IS one of PlainvilIe's most dangerous men on the alleys. The younger Murphy, known t0 hls wide acquaintance as Brick has l also been prominent in local spor, : ! ms circles. Like his father. he is l;; excellent bowler and father and son nave formed q double anchor on the i Recreation alley teams for scycr3 ! years.
 Judge Cornelius E. Prior repre- sented the, parties in the transfer.
 Regular Monthly Meeting
 The regular monthly meeting o, the directors and members of the l Plalnville Chamber of Commerce Will DC held in the chamber roor,s < on Pierce street Thursday evening at $ o'clock. according to an an. houncemcnt made today by George
 A Case, secretary.
 It is expected that the mcntin. | Will he very interesting. It is plan. hed 10 reopen the discussion con. cernlng the possibility Of holding ar industrial exhibit in Plajnvillc a, some time in the carly future. Last year local merchants were invites to attend a chamber mcctinc anl voice their views concerning the cN- ! hlpt' Little interest was shown at the first meeting but q second gath, crlne gave the chamber members more encouragement.
 The idea Of the exhibit is 10 mal<. |. entirely a local proposition with oh!H Plainvlle products bcin, | sho"n. The chamber is Of the opin- lon that an industrial exhibit would Doom Plainvilc merchants and manufacturers business.
 It lS dlSo expected that the sewer committee will have q report to make at the meeting. Recently tn. committee held d conference in Hartford with representatives of the s'aee heaith department and receiv- ed valuable information that will 1 hcIp Tn the proposed establishment or sanitary sewers here. Other inn portant matters will be brought up at the meeting. Leon C. Staples president, will preside.
 Meeting of Farm Bureau There will be a meeting Of the County Farm bureau on Friday at the Baptist church parlors Bcdsid. tables will be made and chairs can-