The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-23
Pretty Italian Matron Slain in Cold Blood is Believed to Have Been Acting as Agent For Law &
 Order League in Chicago
CHICAGO MAN BROUGHT WOMAN HERE, AND WHEN GUNMEN FAILED HIM, HE
 FIRED FIVE BULLETS IN HER HIMSELF
Three of Five Men In Murder Party Captured, One Through Aid of Farmer Man-Others Escape By Transferring From Derby Car at South Shelton Woman's Effects Contain Addresses Tn Many Cities Significant Letters On Person

Convinced that the cold bIooded Oronoque last evening is the reaHza- ton of a plot of white sIavers to re- venge themselves on an Informer, the authorities of Stratford and this city made important progressing in neariig a solution of the mystery
 Joseph Buonomo, of Chicago, one of the three prisoners, and the man who confesses to have actually done the shooting, has admitted his part in the affair, and declares the woman is one known in Chicago as Rosie BuonoGnO.
 At first he said she was his wife; later he denied there had been a ceremony. He says he knows of no reason why he should have killed the woman and makes protestation of greAt grief.
 The other prisoners accused of complicity in the crime, Francesca Peligamo and James Matted, are wild with rage because the man who they aver did the shooting won't make 8 confession of such a nature as to clear them. The police, however, have come to the conclusion that the plan to kill the woman was known to all the prisoners, as we'll as to the two gun men who made their escape.
 The discovery on the woman's body of cards bearing the name of the Chicago Law & Order league and that of Rev. Alice Phillips AIdrich, vice crusader of Chicago, was the first tell tale evidence.
 Easing their investigation on, this discovery the authorities found much to corroborate the theory that the woman was brought from Chicago to this city to be put out of the way.
 So far there are four men under arrest; three are held as members of the murder party, and the fourth as a witness. The fourth is held without bail, however, and it is believed that he can tell much of vital importance in the investigation.
 The prisoners are Joseph Buonomo, who claims as his home, 1O1 West Fist street, Chicago: and Frank PeH- gamo, and James Moot, proprietor 
 leged spaghetti house at 39 Union Square, and living at 13O South ave- nue. Peligamo has wife and family and his own mother living at the South avenue address, also several men boarders.
 The police have satisfied themselves that Buononno and the woman came to this city yesterday shortly after noon, and spent the afternoon in the haunts of the underworld frequented by the Iawless portion of their conn patriots in this city. The others are all Bridgeporters. There is a haunt ing suspicion at police headquarters. however that Rosie Buonomo may have lived in Bridgeport before now. but of this there is nothing beyond vague rumors up, to a late hour this afternoon.
 Chicago is just now in the midst Johnson on complaint of a white girls mother and the resultant ter ror> throughout the underworld of the great Illinois city have wrought havoc in the settlements where vice is com- mercialized.
 The Chicago Law & Order league has played a leading part in the gen. eral cleaning up and to effect their objects have found it useful to eIn- ploy many who hitherto have been dependent upon the profits of vice for a Livelihood
 Cards from this league found on  intimation of what might have been the motive of the murder, and the discovery this forenoon of gun be- side that found on the man who did the actual shooting confirmed the be-