The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15
A FIGHT FOR LOVE.
Sensational Scene in
No. Brookield
Streets.
WOMAN IN THE CASE
Favored and Unfavored
Suitors Pummel Each
Other for Revenge.

North Brookfeld, April IA tistic
duel between two young men over the
affections of a young lady, broke the
monotony of life for the residents of st.
John street last night, and for few
moments spread broadcast excitement
enough to satisfy the cravings of a
farmer at cattle show. The young
men were Fred Noel and George Du-
clos, and they battled as valiantly as
ever did knight of old for the hand Of
his lady love.
Bad feeling has existed for several
months between the two young men,
and trouble has been brewing. The
young lady in the case favored NoePs
suit until few months ago, when she
transferred her affections to Duclos'
and they evidently struck a responsive
chord with him, it being case OF mus
tual admiration NoePs unrequited love
made him exceedingly jealous, and as
he grew Jealous he also waxed angry
His anger took a bellicose turn OF late,
and he sWore vengeance against ms
successful rival.
The successful and unsuccessful low
ers met on St. John street, near John
Ellerys barber shop. Then there was
trouble for Miss Dora Louzon, whose
love was hungered for by poth, put ~
appearance. and 1t was the straw that
broke the cancels back. In tower
ing rage Noel rushed on Duclos and.
being heavier and stronger, the toe OF
battle was with him for snort time.
Right here was where Miss Louzon
devotion showed itself, and she rushed
into Ellery's barber shop, screaming Ior
help. A crowd surged from the parDer
shop to find the two gladiators right
"onto their iobs'' with Amedee st.
Jacoues trying his best to separate
them. John Ellery took hand in the
| tussle. and the followers of King Ar
thurs knights had to declare an ar
mistice. a,,d -
But Noel says the trouble is not end
ed There is still rancor in his heaTt,
which he says he willnot depart untll ne
has washed his hands IN ms rival >
gore. 4oaoy
Roth were about the streets today
little worse for the encounter
| Much of the apparatus for the local
| +aIanbone exchange has arrived, ana ~
at the store of William b. Gleason.
news item which recently appeared
in the papers concerning the mas ol
the Worcester party in the hlonuihe
regions has caused much speculation as
1
son John of this town were among the
fortunate ones. Mr.. Connelly's family
does not believe. they were althousI
nothing has been heard from rather OF
brother for several months.
| THE trout season has begun in earn
est, and yesterday local experts WIN
the rod and line put in good Jay
Dick Young came home last night WIZ
five beauties; John Mullen was ou'
also and the one he caught tipped the
scales at a fraction over pound. Rev
John L. Sewall was out and hooked
| good string.
Those who attended the concert by
the Weber quartet of Worcester last
night are sounding it's praises without
stint today.
| A leak. was discovered in the water
main near the Congregational church
This morning and a gang Of men has
been busy all day repairing 1t.
William Brady left North Brooktielc
today for New York state, where he
viii take a position as driver at the
Empire stock farm.