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Teh. 26.—A quiet wedding tookplace at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Edwin: Trowbridge, Wednesday evenltlg, Fe<b. 24th, when Mr. Kent A.Darbie of Danielsdn, Conn. andMrs. Emily Bushnell of Canter-bury, Conn., were united in 'mar-riage by the Rev. Mr. Trowbridge,brother of the bride. Rev. Stan-ley Lawrence offered a very mp-prcfpTiate prayer. Mrs. EdithStevenSon played in her usual ef-ficent style the wedding march asthe couple slowly walked downstairs to the place in the livingroom where they were to be madeone. Congratulations followed,after which a bountiful dinner wasserved to about twenty of "the in-timate friends and relatives. Mr.Dftrbie is a well known thriftybttStfttess man in his town, alsoholds a Very responsible positionin (Connection with the famousJteuglass camp-meeting in Mass.BtrtK Mr. and Mrs. Dai>bie are highJy esteemed by their many friends.Wek too join with their friends inwtfttlng for them God's blessingand- great joy as they tread life'sp^ftwety together. .

istr, Myron TVells returned Wed-nesday morning after making ash<3rt visit in Houghton, N. Y.,Whtre his wife and three of thefattfttly are attending school.

The'funeral of Mr. Chas. Kingwsis held in the methodist churchThursday afternoon. Rev. Mr.gttmner officiated.' "ft was very exciting the otherworntng •When the rotary plowtook a trip around the depot vi-«ittlty. iSome who had never seenit before, agreed that surely it isa ' wonderful machine. How didwe ever get along without it!

Miss Kathryn Fitch has gone toPotig-htceepsie as a delegate fromthe Idea} union to a regional con-ference.

Sarfinac kake with their .sis'jcr,Hus;tn Cane who is ill ;ind she issome \ lilt h f ' d thin thev exi ect0(1 t) Imd lit i

All ind Mis Clpmen ( hi is inlire lpjjuink ova i b i h bo\

Mis Times Oh\c is home ifteispending t\\ > ueoks in P'Dttsbniq

The Queen I stlveis <-uoper indentei t unment he d u thr hoime ofMts Rimvm ( roiruo M rndaj Teb22 u is i splend d success the sumof $13 20 bein., de i red E\er\bod\repoi ts a good time

Mi and Mis W iltet White ha\ereturned lifter A «ew da><3 visit inAUnn* md JVEttibrook -with hissistei Mis Chiiles Deftette

The town tnctoi has been plowinp out the i on. Is

The Queen LMhei s held thenreguHi meeting at the home ofIrene Bi uce

"Flapper Evangelist" Weds

WEST PERU'We have had some qu^te cold

weather Ahe past few days, andwhen It warmed up some snow felland'now we have plenty of snowfor jftil' purposes.- 'jkujgh Boswell and sister, Kath-yrlne, with Jane Rochester, weretfc©1'guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. J.,BttS#«i Sunday.'-•«£..?&. Tanner was a businessvisitor i n ' P e r u Wednesday.

trfrs. Agnes-Ball entertained hergranddaughters Sunday.

J. ST. Dawns was a business callerin.^fero Monday.\&lfi. J&hn Donohue is not very

well at present.j&orothy Boj-d returned to her

school in ^Peru Monday.Thomas Irwin made a business

trij* to Peru Tuesday.Sj#nn,eth. Smart was in Peru vil-

lage.(Saturday.- Ktigji B. Down-, was the guestOf his'uncles, Patrick Boswell, Sun-day/"" ' <BCfi-sie Pitzpatrick called on -Mrs.Jajtfi«8 JMatfnlx .a few days ago.

J. J.-Boswell transacted businessin Peru Saturday.

#u th Allen, of the NormalSchool,.was •with her parents overthe,, week-end.

Atargaret Boswell returned homeThursday, after a few days' visitwith rJa'tives and friends.

M>. and Mrs. .Samuel Irwin re-cwily mad^e ,_a business trip toPeru.

James Mannix tailed on Mrs.Thomas Quinn Sunday.

Thomas Irwin called on P. T.Fitzpatrick Sunday afternoon.

Martha Irwin, the little daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Will Irwin, whohad the misfortune to get badlyburned, is much better now.

Jerry Sulivan recently made abusiness trip to Main St.

Frank Smart was in Peru vil-lage Monday.

Patrick- Boswell was in SchuylerFalls Wednesday.

Raymond Downs, student at theNottmal, tfpenl. the week end athome, returning; ( J school Tuesday.

ROUSES POINTMar. 1.—Dr. John Martdigo of

Baltimore is visiting his- uncle andaun Mi and Mis Cox

Paul Bull is age 27 died at theC. V Hospital PlitWbmgh aftei asix \\ eeks illness «ind •was bunedhere Feb. 2 7. He leaves to mournhis loss his wife the> being mai-ried only a few months ago.

At the \illage oincus held itthe Hose House Sa'urilaj Feto 27the following -oiiiceis weie nominated Piesident Dr Chas Stewart,242 \\m Landi\ 47 Tor TiusteeGeo. McChesny, 246; Jerry Brown»43 All ^Vhitm-, ^ a s nominated una'mmousU foi Tiustee as uas Hvfold Aishline for Collector, and A.C. Bullis for Treasurer tind' MollieHoag for Libiar\ Tiustee

The Knights of Columbus willpresent the furious Dutch Detec-tive a fuce comedj n 3 evctsfor the benefit of the new churchfund on St P i neks mi,ht at thenew church auditorium.

Julius Rosomiyer has returnedfrom New York City where he hasbeen purchasing goods

A nice 10 1b boy w is born to Mrand Mis Thcxmas- Coicman

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swinburneare the proud parents' of a babySirl.

Mr and Mis I"i mcis Landivh,ave a son

Mrs. Jo.s\ Palmer who died atWhitehill X "i \̂ is buried herelast wtck

Albeit Coopei who jccident.illjshot himself in the arm. and hidto ha\e the aim amputtted it heSocket is getting along well

Mose Dup'uis was token to theOgdensbuu: tS i te HospiMl foitreatment.

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ON THURSDAY FIRE

Saranaic Lake for a'bout ten days.Rabbi Horvitz. who was former-at the Beth Israel Synagog in

Plattsbnrgh, will broadcast fromStation KYW at Chicago Sundaynight, starting at 8 P. M. Manylo'caj friends are planning to tune

IN OPERATIONFORJSTTME

Each Box 'Rang In" TwiceAn Hfiur ;

CITY ^Mrs. Doris Thomas ha. •eturned

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| Mile M , s t , at the top of one aunt .Efforts of Post Firemen of Incal- j t 0 h e r h o m 6 > 1 5 8 Cornelia St. af-| t*>i m l the Spanish cha-mjpion at ; ""'"Kl~ *—' " -l t|he top of the other. '

Miss "\"\ ills announced ;oday th.it ij she will ike a rest nfter the Can-j

cutable Assistance, HeDeclaims

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" J Mis.s Mildred Ilanlon of Peru Is !Mayor Cross yesterday .sent t h e ' p a s s i n f f t n e week-end with her: The new police call box system

•eek in ! following letter to Col. John H. | a u n t , Mrs. B. Cslftyun South Cath [was placed in operation for theerine St. ! first time last night. " '. "

Bessie Handell, "famous "flapper evangelist" of Santa Ana Calif is thebride ot the Rev Bert \V Biuffett Photo shows the newl>weds after

the ceremony.

I POTSDAM LOSES TOFRAMUMCADEMY

I By defeating Potsdam's five lastjP i id i \ night, 18 to 14,-FranklinAcademj of Malone clinched the

J right to pliy ifor the title at Can-| ton again this year. F. A. has. won

J Hughes, commandant of tPlatts-Barracks, thanking him

" ••-*•• »«* u-onsia.Dn» jonn xiigeiow is visit- riucn oithe efficient aid of the post fire de- f r i e n d s M j relatives^ in EUenburg ! twice ever;*nt Thursday morning:"My Dear Col. Hughes:—

Officers and men under yourmand responded to a call for aid i , as stenographer to Dr. J. H. Wor-the devastlng fire in this city Thurs! m a n

day morning. The efforts of these j jUymoni R a b i d e a u o f Whitehallofficers and,men contributed in an I i s p a s s i n g a f 6 w d i n p ] a U s .^calculable degree to getting t h e [ b u r s h

flames under control and confining '

Constable John Bigelow is visit-} Each of the five boxes is rung'In•y hour, the night mart

on duty at headquarters .makingnote of the call and the time whenit is made. If there should be oc-casion to reach a patrolman onthe beat the headquarters man

press .a button ea using a redlight to flash at the box until ananswer is made. In -the daytime

• for a few days.Miss Frances A. LaAIare of Lyon

Mountain has accepted a position

STATE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOLI 10 league games this season and.,jfhem t o t h e Midin^1 known as thelost but one. Indications are that j O'Brien Block. ,

'Tianklm will be opposed in the I "Had it not been for this timelyi titulu o ame by the Gouverneur and efficient assistance from your

s very highly prob-

ATHLETICLEACUE IS FQRMED TUPPER I M E HHJHDEFEATS CHATEAUGAY

command itable tha,t the fire could not have

Mount Assumption Institute of Plaltsburgh to Be Re-presented in Association Which Will Function Un-der Rules Similar to Those Adopted by PublicHigh School Athletic Leape

ALBANY, X \ , March 1 (AP)-Rcpi contain es oi tenCatholic high schools meeting- with Daniel Cha->c, state supei-Misor of physical education here toda), oi^ani/ed the New YorkState Catholic A.thklie \ssociation which will function underlules similar to^tho^e adopted b> the New \ o r k State PublicHigh School Uliletic League organized se\cial \cais agofor the promotion of mtci^chola^tic athletic?

mD m iztion

Tupper Lake high school defeatel C hnteaugay high school on theformers basketball court Satur-d i \ night The score was 13 to1 1 Tupper Lake played one of itsbest games of the season to get\ictoi\ The Tupper Lake girls defeated the Chateaugay girls in apiehmm i ontest, 12 to 5.

No pioduict Which has to be shipjied mj. distance can be betterfthan its container. This appliesequ illj to eggs and egg-plants, aples \nxl ipple-sau<?e.

been gotten under control byhathe city's fire department ^ alone!without spreading to adjacent buildings.

"I desire to express to you asOfficer in Command and to the offi-cers and men who came to ourassistance my appreciation and sin.cere thanks for the prompt res-ponse and splendid work they didIn fighting the fire.

Very cordially yours,WILLJAM E. CROSS,

Mayor of Pi t tsburgh.

on business, and is stop-ping with his sister, Mrs. HenryGowett.

Miss Grace Smith is spendingthe week in Albany.

Mrs. John McCann and Mrs.John Du.claw of Peru were call-ers at the New Physicians hospitalyesterday.

E. D. Maggie of Dannemora wasa lo'cal business visitor yesterday., Shertrcan Moore of Peru was a

caller in town yesterday.Joseph Corrier of Cadyville tran

sacted business yesterday in -Plattaburgh.

Vic to;a few hours In this city yesterday*

Arthur ^tone, formerly of thej Silver Slipper, was fined $1500 inl-federal court yesterday and corn-

a bell rings at the box.The new system was installed on

order of the common council atthe request of Police Chief John E,Sweeney, who is taking every steppossible to place the departmenton ah efficient and modern basis.

Officer Elmer Gray was at headquarters last night handling thebox calls, duet to the illness ofSergt. Marsh.

The five boxes are located at thecorners: Oak and EWn,

Peru and Haimilten, Bro^id and Catherlne, Lorraine and Sailly Aye.,

Bell of Moffittsville passe*] Cm'nellft, and Catherine.

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D. A. R. MEETING

The Saranac Chapter, Daughtersof the American Revolution, willmeet Saturday, March the 6th inthe Presbyterian Church parlors.The Board will meet ut 2:30 P. M.und the regular meeting will beheld at 3 P. M.

Mr. Alfred L. Diebolt will beST.'ALBANS, Vt., Alar. I. (A.P.) j

—A plea that she had been ad- !d'i<-ted to drugs for 20 years in an I t he- s p e a k e i ' H e w i U t a k e a s h I a '

iubject. "America's Responsibility

Employes of the P i t t sburgh Gas& Electric .Co. held a ba^ruet atthe Tavern in Peru Saturday nigtytaljout fifty local people-making: thetrip hi humes.

A chicken disaer was served'Speeches were .given by HomerUrdfrnan aad L.CArixey, who stpokeon "Preferred Stock and Efmploy-,e» Association." A loeel orches-tra, furnished the m'usrtc.

drugs for 2 0 years in anfl'ori to oure asthma won probably (

ho lowest bail for alleged drug i n

muggling ever granted here, todayUnited States C^mmtesioner, C. D.--

the Worl This is sure to be

Watson freed Mrs. Celia Murray,'lias Morisey, of this city, in $200

bonds.Federa.1 xigents who trailed Mrs.

Murray to Montreal and back tookher from an inbound Canadiantrain here last night. A federal•uilding matron found severallundred dollars worth of drugs in

concealed pouches on a.n elaborateharness under her clothing.

CHILEAN OUTPOINTSMcCRAWOF DETROIT

Loayza Knocked Abtto6t Into In-by M^Graw in

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of the -mo-st interesting meet-ings of the yaer. Mr. DieiDolt is aforceful speaker and a clear think-er and he has chosen a subject ofkeen interest to all.

All nrumibers of qther chajptersare cordially invited to attend.

DR. WORMAN REACHEDA6E OF 81 ON SUNDAY

Dr. J. II. Worman of Westport,\̂T. Y., who is making his annual

stay in Pi t tsburgh .before* takinghis cruise to South America portsfor study and recreation, spent a

i memorable day Sunday, which was

PERU W, P, 31. S.The W. F. M. S. "of Peru M. E.

church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. RussellClark. After the business meet-ing the following program' will begiven.

Singing.Devotional topic.The Hope Chest, Mrs. Robert

Gordon. .'Text book study, Mrs. Nickerson'Piano solo, Mrs. John Clark.'Sunbeams, .from Sorrowland, Mrs

Bratnan.When Prayer was answered, Mrs

Prudotm.The House Inside, Mrs. MclntyreMystery Box, Mrs. Gr»y.Singing.Social hour.

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NEW YORK, Mar. 1. (A.P.)— IStanislaus Loayza of Chile deci-sively outpointed Phil M-cGraw ofDetroit, in a lightning fast tenround match, feature of the Bronx

, Hospital Fund Card at Madisonj Square garden tonight. Eighteenthousand persons, a capacity crowd

j were on their feet at times during| the match to cheer the gladiat-j who battled with both fists at top!speed from start to finish.

Tho fight presented a dramatic' finish when -L'oayza, who led by| wide margin going into the tenthi iund, was knocked almost into

( in^eniSibWty ,1*- McGraw's spec-ticular finish. The Chilean vir-

I tually was "out on his feet" whenthe final bell rung, more' fromsheer exhaustion than from thepower of McGraw's punches, but

j he managed to survive tho ordeal] by clinching and hanging on. Un-der the rules of the New Yorkstate Commission, Loayza was eti-titled to Uve decision because hewon the greater number of round?.

BOKNSWXNIBURNE—Pittsburgh,

the anniversary of his etehty-first jy., Feb. 26, 1926, a daughter Julianatal day, and which happens to be • EMzabeth to Mr. and Mrs. Fred-

jsilso the same last day in February erick II. Swinburne of Rouses Pi.1 on which our Dr. Schiff celebrated DESL.ISLE—Plattsburgh, N. Y.,his birthday. F e b # 2Q, 1926; a son Stanley Fran-

A splendid dinner was served j cis to Mr. and Mrs. John Delis'ieat the Monopole for which the ' and grandson to Mrs. Sarah De-chef decorated the table with acake beautifully supplied with candies, and inscribed in artistic tasteas 'follows: "Anniver..ings", "1S45-1926.1

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lisle.CHRISTIAN—At Stimnac. N. Y.

.Feb. 26, 1926, a soft-Alton Rus&cilGreet- j to Mr. and Mrs. Clement Christianj

, a n d grandson to Mir. ijrwV llr«,topped at "The | George V. Christian and Mr. and

Emanuel' Maggy,j Wilson". 33 Broad St. Many werej the congratulations received from Jj friends, college professors and stu j DIED: dents bin th* Doctor prizes most j DOXA.IS—-At the ChampiatnI this message from his son, B. J. j Valley Hospital, February 28, 1928who is president of the Lake Champlain National Bank, "I wish tooffer my congratulations and bestwishes on the experience enjoyed

j by but few, your eighty-first birthj day tomorrow".

Leo Donais, at th© age of 12 years.WILSOX—Entered into Feat at

her home in Brookline, Mass., Fe&.23, 102t>. Mrs. Mary Alicfr Wilson,(daughter of C;»pt. John B. Stone*',118 Regt. N. Y. V.) aged G6 years'.

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