The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-16
POLICE SEARCH UNSUCCESSFUL
 FOR ASSAILANT Ghuiro, Member of I'll Fated Family, Alive, But Dying
 at Hospital TENDERLoIN FEUD
 SAID TO BE CAUSE Authorities Believe Oie1o Still in City and secreted In Homeof Countrymen

Lying upon, what St. Vincent hospi- tai surgeons believe to abe, his death bed and with. the end but a brief time distant, Orazio Ghiuro of 2so North Washington avenue today re- tains his non-communfcative manner and resfsts all attempts to have him divuIge details desired of the shoot ing last night.
 nesoite al efforts of the local au- thorities and the police of neighboring cletess ana towns, Salvatore Oielo known in the underworld as "CIarns, z and credited with living over the sa- loon at .232 North Washington ave- nue. with a woman, Big Annie, of AT Water street, is still at large 2 All avenues Of escape are being watched, though 1t is believed that he is still in the city, hiding in the home of some Of his fellow country men.
 As far as the police can learn, the shooting is but another of the nipples sdicating turbulent conditions in the underworld.
 While last nights shooting is not bel eyed to be directly founded upon trouble over a woman, there is inti- nation that some time previous there had been such disagreement with bad blood existing between the two men since then.
 Another peculiar detail of the shoot ing is that the victim is the second brother of the Ghuiro family to stop murderously-sent bullet. the other instance being where brother shot brother as a result of a Sunday card game. The injured man died short ly after being admitted to the hos pital and the assailant is now in Wethersf1eld servings term on man. slaughter charges.
 A17f.r 5Ghuiro visited o. TripardeIli's saloon at 232 North Washington avenue about Q go o,cIock to visit the baf.tensfzlh who is friend of his. Tripardellf brother-in-law of the wanted man, approached Ghuiro, told him that he had been warned to keep out and ad- visedsPhfrn to leave. He had started to protest, when Salvatore appeared. Information has been gIea1ed that Ghuiro either drew a razor or threat ened to draw. one. This is being in vestigated.
 Ghuiro says that he was going to- wards the door peaceably when the other drew a revolver and fired sey- eral times, also that others drew re- volvers. Some, who are reported to have been in the saloon at the time, say that only one shot was fired and that by Salvatore after Ghuiro drew a razor. -Al
 The Trfparde1n saloon was if1. the lmelight recently, being one of the places raided by the state and local police on charges of illegal liquor sell ing. Salvatore Is reported as having been one of those arrested as a fre- quenter- His name, Clans was gfv-l en him on account of his peddling the bivalves in the old Red Light,s sec-. ton. He is well known about the city.
 Excited telephone calls for the am-
 
 timation of the shooting Lieutenant Charles H. Suck1ey, at police head quarters. rushed half a dozen detec-= lives to the scene with pr. William II. Curley In the ambulance. Ghuiro scarcely breathing, was taken to sst Vincent's, while the detectives took m the chase. It was continued all night. several automobiles being pressed in- to service.
 Water street and Big Annie's., home were under close watch throughout the night. Sergeant F,95- ward Wagner and Policemen Joseph F. Coughlin and Daniel Poland. both we'll acquainted with the wanted man. were sent towards Stratford and An. sonia Later half dozen detectives were sent to Westport, where it was reported Salvatore has a boat used in canning. It was thought that he might make for there and try to es-H cape by water. The craft was found ice-bound and unoccupied.
 Today Detective Sergeant George A. Haux, in charge of the BertilIon sys- tenn at police Headquarters sent a de- scription of the wanted man to New. York police headquarters. There are unverif1ed reports that he has been in trouble in New York previously and it is thought that the information re- ce1ved may shed light on the shooting last night.
 It was some time ago that Police man Kehoe arrested Ghuiro for a row with Salvatore. A butcher knife was used, but without serious results Ghuiro was sentenced to five days in