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t ,* *!.' RYMAN Reuses Point, N.-Y,, Thursday;, March 8, 1928 no, 2 ^TURES THREE MEN '' \\\ L-WILP CHASE lector Buckley ol Alburg, jrrests Three I|»iihgtd« '-Men'after $Sm$t- '••/•'/•.; MMMMMW^MK '\ (J '•' ' ' ' '\* ' alleged rum runners Were! ken in a car one of them but a few minutes before ioned to the mercy of'Immi- |on Patrolman Buckley, of Al- office, yesterday afternoon an i exciUng nine-mile ehase, -learned here today. . alleged - bootleggers, , Leo , Henry Goyette, and WU- [Kane, all c* BnrSi^toB. are ^rankttn coflnty J^ in it of ?500 \b&jmik\, : . which |set yesterday aft#rnotirt' . by issioner C^#.' : ;^S(3«au . \ '' '• story of the aeii&ure of the oachinet-' • wi*ch l • • cmrtiec^.' .a i 'of 2i& bottlea e/ ate, W of ' , \ ',\ '. ae, is an i^tere^inir and one. terday pey as Col Alburg j across j,and slush BUS of fere. Armond Hamlin, of\ Champlain, through his, attorney ft & Long of Pittsburgh, entered a plea of guilty to a charge of assault, third degreel before Justice O. E. Southwick on Tuesday of this week and wa4 'sentenced for a term of 20 days in the county jail and to pay a MB of $J0. Hamlin Was charged by I Abel Major, of Champjain, wkh( unlawfully enter- ing the plant of the Sheridan Iron Works m addition to the assault charge: Hamlin consented to plead guilty to tbe third degree assault chaige providing Major would withdraw the ful entry. aes\ driving the road the officers , butting across (arrived at a g the tWi lots. *Jhen At dt«3* wduld anb^wy. ce and ;tjbe officirsf reached fer gate that _ to the highway J\»t before rs came to the place. Here river of Jthe Hudsonsabaodon,- car a»d escaped in the fesrs. Baahaw^-.i.a)** 1 *;., . [the aoandooett ear aad drove lAlburg i^r^;!^^^* 1 ?*! ley was aak«4 t»^i«t$e car L garage for Mfe Jro^iig *nfl . _ to' JeiW-^vg»|at«i- Itfae second machine, a Wash, •by with ' 'three 1 '-JIMit'\\ W it; ley immediately took the \>n out of the garige ahd after the' sjpeedihg Nash. Ws a wild ride tiiat Buck- d, slipping aad sliding over \ • \ ' •• ' • '•\•• \;*tada ae miles it eoniisued before nmigration 'man could find a j in the road jfirhere he could pass the speeding Nash, s finally accomplished and Acer's Hud(»on drawn across pad so that -tbiNaah could fet by. Lone-handed, Suck- |ok the three men into cos* summoning the aid of a brought the trto back to . Later to th« day the iiasn were brought here for Tttmetit.-: .;,;; /•;.i : -f- :•,''' ; driver, of\'the^Hikttittn \Guy pd hidden in the woods un er the off icer» bad left and ienjoinea \\ \\ v ash;—St.. 1 Suckley Kouseji Pobrt ion Bordef jpij : the depo«tftm of Sergeant lark, #hieht'^iia^i'lk. ; Dd«a McDonald With the aUtp- ie had flred the death ahota f f body of A4eiianl Bouchard pr husband's gun, a second sion\ signed by the girl has b«ra flJed with Canad- «fit her doflument, girt reheartM the declaring h*r v own hand* (\clean of Boi^ehard'a bUjod.** ing unlaw- St Patrick's TruBtees Consid- er - Services of Signor, Metillo, Detained Here Rouses Point is entertainit*, a distinguished visitor in the«pen»n of Signer Angello Metillo, promin- ent ecclesiaatical painter of Rome, Italy, and Newark, N. J., vOm baa attained international fame as the artist decorator of some of the largest Catholic churches and ca- thedrals in • this country and abroad. o . Signor Jfetilla. did not come to the Border Village by prearrange-, ment but was on his • way from California to Montreal when be was detalhed here by Canadian tion officials peading an raet for propr; jaiport nt -for ^prpper; jpaasport visas with' the- -\ Urihiigratlbijt , de- i to Ottawa. He will re- •Rbuieg fomt, nowever, The Board of Directors of the Pittsburgh Chamber of Com- merce, at a meeting held on Tues- day afternoon of this week, unani- mously adopted a, resolution en- dorsing the proposed. Rouses Point A3t>urg vehicular, bridge and copies f this resolution, a^a being for- dd t fa SJl d to CoagressfmV:n SneJl and -~ -«. V-, \ . This endorsemeHt adds to the number of civic] organiza- . throughout the North Coun- tha%have taken similar action in this matter and it is particular- ly gratifying to -the people of Point and AJbuirg as the Plattsburgh Chamber is a live wire organisation with 'nbany of most i business and profes- pf sional inen in the, Northf m New York jBnrolled in its membership. It has always taken an active in- terest in all matter* which it con- WE BOOZE AT PLATTSBUKG Customs officers and border'jw- trolmen from the Rouses Point custom house seized 2i0 bottles of Canadian ale while it was being transferred between l>. & H. trains in Plattaburg late- yester- day afternoon- The\ pontralMutd hooch had been shipped in 0 bar- rela from J*ero, N, Y., to an ai- dress in Tarrytown, N, Y., and was billed and lattttod as potatoes. Express messengers, - in making the transfer at th« Plattaburg station, accidently dropp*»d one of the barrels, allowing a part of its amber contents to jrun out on the ground. ffl Deputy Collector ot -CustoniB R. L. DeLsso of Rouses point was notified and. Inspector Rober^ Hal- stead aad border patrolmen', Cash- well and Dobbins went to Platt*- burg and confiscated the smug- gled ale. Incidentally Deputy Collector Halatead bought a new Pont|ac coupe while he was in Plattsburg and drove it home last night. few days until the matter is sat- isfactorily arrange^ after which he expects .'to continue on to Mon- treal to make prelrarinjary sketches for interior decorations <n a* well known cathedral. In the mean- time h# is stopping at the Mont' goraery hotel^ Among' the. better known cath- olic «difloes in this cpuntry and in Italy \ that thave been-decorated by the distinguished\ visitor are The wmum church of the Transfiguration Ja. _ New York , city^_ St.— Sffieph'n church jn^Sprfaign^ld, Mass.*. ^It. church in Spencer. Mass., sidered a benefU Country and has to the North aided, and co- operated with, the Rouses Point Chamber on many occasions since the l<|jal body was formed. St., Caamer church in Weatfleld, Mass., the . St. Erberto cathedral in Con^pa della* Camp&ntia, Italy, and' the St. Marfa church ^in San- tomenna. -Last Sunday Signor'* Metillo attended services in St. Patrick's church in Rouses Point and wjts greatly impressed with its beauti- ful situation and the decorative possibilities of its imposing inter- ior which is\ still uncompleted. The pastor of »St. PatrJck^'H, Rev, Fa- ther C^merias, the trustees of the church and; its parishioners are very anxious that . this work issessssa • j i <~ ! . ••• • . to M'sieu Le Editeur de Nort', Conntryman>; Dose Ole Kort'! Wind, Bhe's still blow cole; but Sun she's M; - gettin 1 ' iughi: M •- • '•*•• --••• ' • ••• . •«\ gettin' '£$ Road shel? block, an\ Snow she's d«sepj bdt Sfpreeng she's tie Lak she's hopen; fey de Bridge, soon tee she's start # for U&lSap she's climbin' hon de Tree, get' ready; for •, i flow, ...'\\''/ ,'•' . ..,''. •' if •'\'\' '.' •' / v 'Beneaf de imbw, de drAsa /she's green, jus' wkltinytor de Ole Hen'she's cacktehondje Yard; he's toy doesdgg i Ma' ole'rtd q She's lak for gp pasture calfr geey jjailful\eypr dej^ plamtee -moc 'y,• au MaWe mare, Claire, she's,feel,tak cbtt, rott,,'hall •,Plau, •''•••• ; . '] '•\' - \•• ' ! -'••' • .v • ; He's want foi;,g» Saiiste Jean's village, an have de; iiin. rte Iton Sawte-t •.-'...'V\! 1 ky, 'de' goose she'*! ftyin' high, d^t's sure, sign coriiln' .; Spreengr, • H'tA \ :' • IJ ' : ' '> '''\• ** jDose frog sWJfc thaWra\ hout <4e '-'***:••': -': : \;;r / - ncim Chest,'. , don\\;raind : ''' ' /' den pretty: sooi? lie's / - 4 <? ; : '-^} ri','/- '.-:•' Winter^* cciie 1 ,;'-she's hafrf.ttpon de/ Bot when de Spreeng she's com pottgl 'he's\ glad iak hall de - • nit. ••• • \ •..\• ''••', j ' ' •' ' • ' ''.\ . '/ .• ,' : •• '•'••'! ' ' Jacques LeBlftrtc, ChampJata, N. V, MiSt. Jcqu I D UN F NT HI i! i n JFC. Now Go to Governor for His Signature—Local Qha.m- . w ber Interested © i?he New York jState legislature has passed bills authorizing the pConstruction of: a Vehicular bridge across the St. Lawrence 'river in the vicinity of Morristown, N. Y. and the Thousand Islands. These hills rioV go to * Qovernox Smith for his signature or veto. Similar legislation WKarBSacted at the last session of the Senate and Assembly a year ago but the measures were vetoed; by the Gov- ernor. It is said, 'however, that the state executive^ -attitude Jn regard to matters of this kind is iow considered favorable and W hopes are entertained that biHHI bd if Local Busineat Man Appoint- ed at Meeting Held Last Night At a regular- meeting of the Board of Directors of the Rouses Point Chamber of Commerce held in the village offices last night. Harold D. Ashllne was appointed secretary of the organization to fill the vacancy caused by* the resignation of IS. E. Ryan. Mr. Ashline, who is a prominent local merchant, is exceptionally well qualified to fill the position. He is a charter member of the Chamber and one of its drganiz- era. He has been a' member of the board o£ director* and chair- man of the. entertainment com- mittee. He is also a member of the merchants committee and has worked hard and faithfully -or the advancement 'of every movement I fostered by the local body • that was believed .to be for the best in- terests of the village of Rous«s Point and for the North Country. The board of directors is , being heartily congratulated on Its ap- pointment. In the absence of W. 1 W. Cooper, president of the Chamber and. nhairman ©f-4fee—Baard, -who. {«-. new if 4 pp they are, it will also be necessary to secure the consent of the Can- adian FarHament to the construe* tton of the bridge as it will cross toterna&onaL waters, .ff erectfd, it will be built, maintaihed and controlled by private «aj>ital aad toll wiU be..cfjliec*ed\ from all hicleff using it., The Eouses Point omjtaierce i» • co-operating- My with' the- New York Development Association / and • similar dv|c bodies 14 the Horth Country to se* cure the favorable actioB of £ov- frnoif '^mitlJ as It is felt that tfee proposed bridge wiHr~*]&Hem, aafe janjy the see|io» In the vicinity of /the TJtoaatHift Islands, buf tbo ea- ttre Nortbj Ctettntty a» confined to the house with a se- vere cold, P. E. Rock. 0 1st. vicei president; presided. Gilbert H, Oendall, Regional Execute of the Boy Scouts of America for £few York and New Jersey ani,W» & McBride, Nation- al Field Exec'Utive of file Delaware & Hudson Lices appeared, befbrf the Board and asked its endorse- ment of a proposal for tap far- mation of a troop of scouts 10 Clinton md Essex counties. The hoard took ttfe matte** under ad- visement and a special soieettng will be called in the uear 4tttwe to take action conm»fo# th£ mat* *w-*- ' • be done at as as possible afl4 ttere ity fchafc,tl*e services of tfte noted eriU-if theraeeesattry funds can M raised at -this tiine, Tii«:'trusteef( of the chiirch have the matte*'tan* der coiasidemtion aad it is ml fee- fcpliieved fc&fti there -will,toe-«»y great MMzvUtg fe'thfe to»3aeetlon as. ft i M l ttMt /cortfcrtRiwtlpn* b very Wt* teVe already i0$ ihtm mmibtt time wi» be to paijjt the tableaux ti h p dec oration* m* thes-wallf tM. ccJH»f» nt thfechui'C& i ' ttrtra anwial open JJQIUH? ef tto V, M. a A, -site jbe- ta Mhmgr <m lOfibt, fMtt M the, fe to f and '% R. time be by ttso p mtfmad mm'o i of. this pp will bo stxvdi on 1 t» tfio tf Y\ i afternoon, of the 'bt|VQ fea^eia ^hargaol afid %$& 0 ttit thia year; o and one different from thoso of y«f4fs. faimediatcjy after *t pp M put pn ip Wfebatcr'a hall where a large WtmMr of .people: may btf ^4id ' ; * :. | \ J i • \' -' V ; i
