New Britain herald., 1914-08-08

bcAt N1fc Into lnScnStbflity. Because she refused to give him any more money for@drink, which had al-
 ready rendered him highly intoxicated
 John Rarrazzo, who lives in one of
 the houses belonging to the Richard Murray estate and which is situated
 near Jacobs corner beat his wife into insensibility yesterday Eafternoon, 1t being thought for time that he had injured her fatally.
 Barrazzo then fled and the police, who started to search for him only a short time later. have, as yet been urable to apprehend him. It is thought that he Is being harbored by friends. Attracted to the Barrazzo place at 4
 C clock by loud screams of agony Mrs. Thomas Murray, who lives a short
 distance away, entered the house and found Mrs. Barrazzo lying on the floor l unconscious. The greater part of her clothing had been torn from her l body and she was covered with bruises. She summoned Prosecuting Attorney William H. Gibney and Dr. Roger M. Griswold. The latter dressed the abused woman's injuries
 while the former, with other officers, got onto the trail of the assailant. Mrs. BarraZZo did not regain con- sciousness until a late hour last night Through Constable Enrico Polo who acted as an interpreter. she told the authorities that her husband has been working for the H. $. Tallard Brick company and upon being paid off Thursday night when the plant ceased arut fnr tr> spend it on drink. He returned yes terday afternoon and demanded some of her money. She refused firmly ard he beat her. Judging from the marks on the woman's chest. it would seem that the drunkard had jumped on her in ad-
 dition to striking her with his fists. | lmprints resembling those made by the heel of a shoe could clearly be seen on the woman's body.
 l Some of the constables continued to
 search for the brutal husband until 1 l o'clock this morning. The authori-
 ties expect to round him up in a short
 time.
 Gentleman Chicken Thief. Berlin received visit yesterday from a genuine gentleman chicken thief He neglected to leave his card,
 however. and a number of local people who would like to invite him to call on them again, are unable to locate him. They feel sure that they could afford him a nights lodging if he returned--that is in the town lock-
 up.
 Mrs. Harry Gould was somewhat surprised late yesterday afternoon when a neatly dressed young man rapped on her door and asked if Harry" was in. She answered in the negative. The gentleman then pro- ceeded to tell her that, as his wife was i'll, Harry" had told him to go to his home and tell his wife (Mrs. Mrs. Gould didn't need to bother about going down to the coops. the slick one said. for he could pick them out all right He put some choice fowl in a bag, thanked Mrs. Gould, and walked away.
 He then called on Mrs. Kunze. who lives in the Aspinwall place. He re- peated his game there. Some dis cussion arose as to the price of the chickens but the gentleman" ven- tured that they had no need to worry about that for he could come down in the evening and arrange matters satis- factorily with MT. Kunze. Mrs. Kunze couldn't see it that way though, and she grabbed the bag of Chickens he had selected. He even had the a,1- dacity4 to go over to the Hollister