Telephone Brings Tip
The telephone rang,
“If you want that murderer yo
better come out here to Estes stree
in the Diamond Hill section,” cam
the voice over the wire to Jalbert,
The name of the caller was given, bu
this the police refused to divulge.
In a Jiffy Chief Jalbert, Inspecto
Gilchrist and Motorcycle Officer Lee
Breen of the Woonsocket police and
Lieut, Roy E, Kimball, Corp. Axel
Manning and Privates Joseph E. Ryar
John Leary, and James V. Kell oi
Troop C Massachusetts State Police
Patrol, were rushing for the place.
Captured In Closet
The officers threw a cordon around
the house and Chief Jalbert and Lieut
Kimball dashed in the back door. They
found two white-faced, fear-stricken
women standing in the kitchen. Both
were speechless with terror and could
only point to a closet door. Jalber
and Kimball, revolvers before them,
advanced cautiously, both grasped th
"knob, shouted "Throw ’em up!” an
wrenched open the door. '
Guilbault, pale and apparently ex
hausted, stood within, hands at hi
sides. •
“Up with ’em!” ordered the officer
once more.
The alleged boy bandit broke Into
a half-hearted smile and raised his
arms above his head. He was quickly
handcuffed and searched.
T*e was unarmed.’ . ? *"
The house was about SO yards over
the state line in Massachusetts and
about one mile from Blackstone cen
ter. However, the officers took their
prisoner back to Woonsocket police
headquarters, where he was) photon
graphed, finger-printed and grilled.
“I wanted the money so that Yvonne
and I could get married,” Guilbault
told the police. "I entered Touchette’s
store holding my gun before me and
ordered him to hand over the cash.
