The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-28
 MID DAY SHOOTING Westville Italian Tries to Kill Man Whom He Found His
 Wife With. VICTIMS CHANGES GOOD Shot Which Entered Chest Just Above Heart Will be Probed for
 To-day
'TIM's CHANGES GOOD

Actuated by jealousy, Riccardo Ce- lentano, an Italian farmer of John street Westville, yesterday fired three shots from revolver into the body Of his enemy, Michael Fernlno, also oi his nationality and also known by the name of Antonio Mongillo. The latter mas three wounds, one of which may prove fatal, and would have had five had the aim of the outraged husband not been disturbed by the passing along the sidewalk and the road of numerous pedestrians on their way r. work The theater of action was Grand avenue, on the temporary bridge ovel the "cut" and between there and the corner of Olive street and Grand ave nue, The wife, Laura Celentano, who Is also called Laura Fernino in police circles, was a witness of the attempt made to kill her alleged paramour by her husband. Both husband and wife are in jail.
 The husband went to Wallingford to bring back his wife, who, it was said, had been in the society of Fernino since the day succeeding Dec. Il. Fernino followed husband and wife on the same car into New Haven, The trio alighted at Olive and Grand, and it was there the trouble began, 1t ending in Hughes place, to which point the wounded man had run after being shot, and fell. He was wounded in both arms. The third bullet lodged In his chest about an inch above the heart He was borne to the New Haven hospital. To-day the surgeons will put him under the x-ray that they may definitely locate the bullet, and remove it. There is hope for his recovery.
 Fernino did his best to return the leaden compliments of the Westvllle farmer but his revover, which he said he was bringing to town to pawn, missed fire.
 Fatrolman John E. Moore vas walk ing in State street, when Calentano, dragging lis resisting wife Ny the wrist, reached that end of the Sridge,I followed by a large crowd. The re- volver Celentano had used was still inI his hand. Moore quickly arrested both he and his wife and sent them to po-I lice headquarters.
 During the fusilade of shots Miss Marie R. Fredericks, who lives with her mother, Mrs. Joseph D. Freder-I icks, at IA Olive street, got between The two men, being on her way to Chapel street to purchase shoes. and | was badly frightened.
 Fernino lives in St. John street
 The shooting occurred at l.: :45 o'clock. The Fredericl0s' house is on the north- western corner of Olive and Grand. [ At l2:45 Wallingford car stopped there and Fernino and Mir. and Mrs. Celentano alighted If the friends ot Fernino alighted, too, they disappeared quickly.
 Fernfno erd Celentano stopped near telegraph pole in front of Freder- jcks' to talk There was an exciting alteration right there The wife lean ed against the fence, her face white Suddenly Celentano drew his revolver and fired.
 Fernino started to run across the street The first shot, which entered above the heart, had caused no more than 3 stinging sensation at tile time Ping Another shot struck him in the right arm above the elbow. He had half turned in his flight toward the southwest corner where is F. Goggin's saloon. He threw the injured arm up. Then another bullet hit his other arm, also above the elbow
 Fernino with his hand on his breast put his wounded right arm there and l ran around the southwestern corner of Grand avenue and Olive street toward