New Britain herald., 1924-07-31
MISSAL BUILDING SOLD FOR S65,OO0 Main Street Block Bought by
 Joseph Perlsteln of COllinsYille POLICE ASSAILANT CAUGHT
oiio Mass, Wanted since iesO, Arrest. ed in HarifonI-tharles J, Gaflne, Dies in An,huianee-Dealh af Mrs. Newell Mnuiihrop, Aged is,

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 Joseph Perlslein nf colins,ille,
 proprietor of T large store in that
 place, bought lhs business block on North Main street owned by Isaac s,
 Missal 'his morning, The deal in-
 volved s65 ,0nU, Mir, aiissal retains . his presen, store in tho block on n tNo.year lease, The newcomer could not he reached this morning but it was announced today that no changes are contemplated for lhe present. The newcomer Is a brother of Hiilie Perl stein. owner Of tho Perl and th. Perl more hotels.
 Old Offender Caught.
 Otto Mass. wanted In this city for breaking Into the lacklin Rod and Gun club on August %. i9:n and an assault on tho late ratrolman James n. fiourke on that date. was arrested in Hartford last night hy Inc police of that city. who delivered him in The local authorities this afternoon. Mass will be tried tomorrow.
 Mass was before the local court previous to the gun club break and after a series of annoying thcfts at the place. he was caurht practically redhanded hy Officer Rourke. With q quantity of guns and other equip ment Of tho club taken from Mass. or fcer Rourlle started for inc police h hcadquarters. Just as the pair reached a point on Main street where the Memorial boulevard now opens. the officer stepped ahead and as he did so Mass struck him in the mouth, the officer 10 fall. There upon the prisoner made good his es- cape. The officer suffered the loss Of fwo teeth in the affair. Since that time. nationwide search has been conducted for Mass. who has been re- ported in various places but until last light the police net had failed to gather him up.
 Burlington Avenue ln,pro, cmcpts
 completion of the contract for the !, ldewalks and other improvements of | avenue has been nearly lnished and when the final shoyeIful ! T earth IS turned, the property own. ITS will have the dreams of years ful- ilied' The requests for the improve nents have been presented 10 the i 'ouncil several times but not until re- ently could decisive action. favorable l o the construction. take place. The | idewalks extend on both sides Of the highway to the first taxing district inc and thereby serve new territory low rapidly being taken up by home eekers
 Police Court.
 Randolph Rich was fined s1o and osts by Judge William J. Malone at ne police court session this morning n the charge Of operating d motor ehicle without his license in his nos 'ssion. He was arrested yestsrdap fter traffic rule infraction. Which , a'ealed the fact that his license was at home"
 The case of Emile Rachand, 1arged with enbezzlement of a mo- IT car from Baggagemaster George oduin was continued until August $. oquin has recovered his machine, men was left at garage at Eliza 'th Town, N. r., for repairs. The has simmcred down 10 'vacation tour" which Rachand took ter Borrowing the local mans ma. , line for day.
 Erect protccting Fence, A steel fence has been erected along ., Q rlNer bank on School street, op- | 's'te Roots Island playground so at monac'ng situation has been I h'na'ed' The steel rods run along r Q sidewalk, preventing redestrians :, pm s''p'ng off into the river. which , rather deep at that point.
 Youth Dies suddenly e 'haries J, Gaffney. a4, of the Endoe ., n, died suddenly yesterday in Plain :, He while he was being taken to the ,,,
 Francis hospita in Hartford in s 'aI ambulance to receive treatment .- heart trouble. He came here from ~, mn. Massachusetts. about six weks 0 and was taken i'll on Monday. s, He leaves mother and two broth =, in Lynn. The body was taken 10 i mn for burial where the funeral will ~. >e place on Friday, ''
 Many Witness High Diving Hundreds were at Lake Compounce sterday afternoon and last evening witness the high diving acts hv . .' ward McCann and Victor Bernier .,, nm he Roman Pools at Miami, ,I. 'rida. special 30 foot tower has s ,' m er"cted from which the h,gh s1 ing takes place. The divers will .r, form the remainder of this week. aa
 Mrs. Newell Moulthrop s.l Mrs. Jennie Moulthrop. IS. wife of |, well Mouthrop of 72 South Elm ,,s set died suddenly al I o'clock last c, Int following an illness of day. She born in Southington and for the 't so years ived in this city. She married to Mir. Moulthrop in New tain on July 5, 1869. and since that s'' so le sfe mad. her home here. ,o Besides her husband a well known Ut il War Veteran. she leaves one son. Al orge Moulthrop of this city The LII erGi arrangements have not been "o nplctcd. an
 Tire in DImpi,eap - fire at the dumpheap off Middle V set near Pine called out Squad N afternoon. One line of U e was laid and after the rubbish , thoroughly soaked the flrcmen lrned 10 the Central Station.
 Bristol Briefs so ir. and Mrs. James Woodruff have te; 1rned from their wedding trip and sal living on Stearns street. do iiss Gertrude Sherran has returned I { Ter home on Woodland street after pa acation al Ocean Beach. for