The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-11
BOTH THE MEN ARE DEAD
ROBERTO CRILLO ACCIDENTALLY
 KILLED WHILE HUNTING.

His Companion, Dominick Braun, Fatally
 Wounded-iirousht to tho Hospital
 Where He Expired at Four o'clock
 Yesterday Afternoon.
 About o'clock yesterday morning Dominlck Braun, the bottler and pro- prletor of the saloon at 256 Water street, near Lafayette street, and Roberto Cir illo a barber having a shop at 267 Wa- ter street, set out for East Haven for mornings hunting, Both carried light weight shotguns, which they removed from the wagon after arriving at Gran- miss farm, where they made the start for their trip, They had gone but a short distance when they came to a fence, The underbrush is rather thick at this spot, but Braun carelessly at- tempted to pull his gun through after him. The hammer caught In a piece of brush and one of the barrels Of the gun was discharged, Braun receiving only part of the force of the charge, l He was seriously wounded and Cirillo was killed. The former, becoming excit- ed, also tried to draw the gun through and it discharged again, Braun being wounded in a vital spot, J. w. Gran miss of East Haven, and the owner Of the Granniss farm, heard the firing and rushed to the spot. He perceived that | the accident was of an alarming na- ture and summoned James Healy, who | lives in the annex and who happened to be near by. Healy took Q team and tried to procure medical assistance, but in meantime Granniss had seen that Crillo was evidently dead and that | Braun needed attention at once.
 James Healy of Gold street in the an nex, Fair Haven, was also out shooting and at the time of the accident was about two hundred yards away from the two hunters. Fastening over to where the men lay he found that both had been shot, so he ran for assistance to J. w. Granniss' house. MT. Granniss hurried to the place and Braun was talk en to the office of Dr Boyer, who advis- ed his removal to the hospital.
 The coroner was notified of the death of Cirillo and sent word to Medical Ex- aminer Eliot, who went to the place where the shooting occurred to inves- tigate. He found that the facts were as have been stated and reported to the coroner. Cirillo's body was brought to the Grand avenue police sta tion.
 Cirillo leaves a wife and two children, who live over the barber shop, He was a thrifty workman and had been at the present place of business for some time. Braun was a well known German, thirty-six years of age, and had wife and three children. He lived at 113 Columbus avenue. At the hospi- would probably not prove fatal, al though blood poisoning may so com plicate the case as to make 1t a serious one.
 Cirillo's body was brought to the Grand avenue police station and taken from there to his home.
 Brauns injuries consisted of bullet wounds in the right chest. The shot were what is known as bird shot, and 1t was thought r none had penetrated into he lungs the patient would reeov- CT Braun was however, fatally wound ed and he died at o'clock In the af- ternoon. His wife is almost prostrated with shock and grief over the tragedy and was with him when he died. few other relatives were present also at the bedside of the dying man.
 The funeral of Braun will be held Sat, urday morning from the St Bonifact church
 Cirillo's funeral will be held from St Michaels church at 9 o'clock this morn ing.