The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-21
SEEK TO TRACE
 GANG FEUD IN
 DUAL DRO WYNN 6
One Victim of Suspected Har- bOr Murder Declared to
 Be Gangster.
EXPERT DIVERS SEARCH
 FOR VICTIMS, BODIES
Authorities Anxious to Find Remains to Verify Beat-
 iny Evidence.


 Information received at police head quarters today which, according to Superintendent of Police Eugene Bir- ningham. will be investigated, indi- cates that the motive underlying the deaths of Steven wargo and Paul Aurlich off Penne1d Reef light Sunday morning. for which Louis KanaIzi is held on a first degree murder cE1ar9e may not have been just a drunken brawl, but a reappearance of an old feud conected with West End gang ism If the Steven Wargo is the same person whom the police suspect he Is. there is believed to be much truth in the rumor.
 The Identification is. soon to be as- tempted, either in search through the section of the West End occu- pied by hungarian speaking people for the Steven Wargo known to the police or, from the body. if it is re- covered. Although the search for the bodies was kept up today. they have not been located.
 The Wargo known to the police has been chased for some time as being a member of a West End gang which has sent many stabbirigs assault and similar cases coming into city court It is remembered that not a, great while ago there was an assault with
 
 sensational details, it being reported that important witnesses had been spirited away under threats Of vio- lence from this same gang.
 A theory of the police is that the three went out on the fshfnjr trip apparently friends and with the hat chet of any former feud that may have existed buried, but that rae uue of liquor recalled old hates and pro- voked 9 retindltng Of former hard feelings. This explanation is consfd- cred proBable. particularIy because KanaE persists in maintaining silence and refuses to make any explanation which is considered satisfactDry.
 Two professional divers, engaged by the Fairfield authorities, spent the er- tire day in an unsuccessful effort to nnd the bodies of PauF AurIich and Steve Wargo of Villa Park, for whose death Louis Kanaki of 204 Spruce St, is being held. in the waters just out side Penfeld reef lighthouse today. Their efforts were directed by Frank Poke of this city.
 Early this morning they put of from Fairfield beach, and started for the place where Assistant Lighthouse Keeper Manders saw Kanalxi poke ac the two struggling men in t1le water, but as yet no trace has been found of the bodies. The water at this point is about so foot deep.
 It is thought by the authorities that he bodies. may be cast up on the shores of the Sound in day or two. Immediately upon the finding of the bodies. autopsies will be held to find whether any bruises can be found up on the heads, which would verify tho story told by the lighthouse keeper and assist in the conviction of Kanakf
 All points upon the Long Island shore coast have been notified tS watch for the bodies. but as yet no advices have been received that thu bodies were located.
 Sherin E1wood was on the ground watching the efforts of the divers He also called upon the lighthouse keep CT. but was unable to learn whom the four fishermen in the boat might have been. Prosecuting Attorney Kingl said this morning that every efrort will be used to clear the matter up.