The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-22
Boy To Surrender Who Shot And
 Killed Brother
Hundreds Visit Bier Of Slain Man
 Ar Home
Shooting Believed to Have Been Without Premedita-
 tion in Anger Frenzy

Littueco Ghuiro, the sixteen year old Italian boy who on Sunday last be- caue fugitive from justice. after the shooting of his brpther, will surrender himself to the authorities within few days, according to members of the family and prominent Brooklyn rela- tfxes. who arrived here this morning to attend the funeral of the murdered man
 That Frank Ghuiro, who on his death-bed at St. Vincent's hospital re- fused to utter a word which would duplicate the youth who shot him, was Of the better class Italian citizens is vouched for by both his friends and those in the colony near which they reside
 He was shot by the very boy who Elxteen years ago he had taken into This home and raised through a series of adversities which would ordinarily have cast him upon the far from tender mercies Of the world.
 The shooting came as the result of a frenzy of temper arising from the skipping of the boys face by his pro- fector. The gun is said to have been discharged through the very fingers of his mother and between the arm of another brother as both attempted to wrest it from the impassioned boy
 At the small house. occupied by the large family at 119 WakeIy street, to- day, Frank, the murdered man lies in full dress suit Upon the white bosom of his shirt large white moth has ! been affixed to the upper button, em- tbIematic of the flight of a pure soul. Those who know him and those who do not tn the colony come and lay i1fowers upon his bier. Many who knew him in New York and Brooklyn will arrive today by train- It is pos eible that the funeral may be delayed, Tt fs believed the brother has expresSs led his desire that arrangements be made to give him up that he may be permitted to take last look at the one who in life did so much for him
 when a reporter for The Farmer visited the house today there were 12 ito IS relatives and friends assembled before the dwelling. Others constant fly came during the morning.
 Louis CippoIla, a real estate dealer fof Woodhan street, Brooklyn, a fbrother-in-laW of the deceased, con- scented with permission from those in the mourning party to tell the full details of the life of both fratricide and deceased Frank Ghuiro was fborn in the town of Capua, province lof Casserta, Italy, 52 years ago. He was early left alone, his father dying. He worked himself to a station of ienvy among his fellows. supporting fIis mother and the other brothers. kS6N9n years ago they came to C01S icoun1ry and have worked in the coal syards of Brooklyn Work being slack lin Brooklyn, all came here about a month and a half ago. Since arrival lau are said to have obtained work, by tthe neighbors and to have been stead Ally employed.
 The local police today admit that fthe belief of the New York detectives, iwf1o on the night of the murder sur rounded the residence at 153 Hamii- lfon avenue and many times question led those who were behind. to the eff sfect that they might have been Black Hand suspects, Is unfounded.
 It ts now assured that the shooting Of Prank was not such a plot but kmrose without reconciliation upon the spur of the moment, when Littueco, drinking too freely, became boisterous land was slapped by his brother. The fugitive then ran hastily upstairs to isecure his revolver and was 1evelIfng 4t at the victim when he was grabbed Eby one brother and his mother. Both Fbear scars upon their hands and arm kBhowing that the shot was fired in 6 scuff1e, rather than by reconciliation las has been believed heretofore.
 t All the suspects and witnesses were TTeleased last night by order of the k1ocal police, and an autopsy upon the fbody of the murdered man not show t1ng other cause for death than by the pistol wound permission for burial has Ybeen given. Interment will be in Bridgeport A collection for the fu- neral will be taken in the local Italian Eolony.