The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-20
Robbers Responsible
 For South End Murder; Two Masks Are Found
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brothers saloon at 66 Allen street.
 Medical Examiner $. M. Garlick performed an autopsy at the morgue of CuI1inan -& Mullins this afternoon.
 The brothers mad just returned from their saloons and had with them over $200. theiF days income. The murdered man was the first to go to bed while Joe, the saloon keeper, remained up little while longer. He was reaching under his bed for q pair of slippers when he was confronted by g masked burglar who was lying under the bed. With out any warning the intruder blazed away with a, .3s calihre revolver. He fired two shots, one grazing the. left eyebrow and the other entering, the breast of Joe. The second shot pass ed over Joe's heart and fractured his left shoulder bone. 3'
 Joe then grappled with the burglar His brother rushed to his. aid. As Robert ran to the rescue of his and fred six shots into the body of Robert who then fell over on a couch where he died alInst instantly.
 The assaiFant then made his es- ca pc through the front window and he was pursued by ehe murdered mans brother. After chase of about one block the chase was given up and J bleedipg copiously from the wound in his Abreast Patrolnan Simon Mo Cul1ough sent call for the afnbu- lance corps. Joe was hurried to St. Vincentss hospital where it is said to- day that he will recover,
 The dead mans brother claims that there were but three shots fired. Med ieal ExarniseSr s. M. Garlick says that six bullets entered the body of the murdered man. four showing an exit and two lodging in the body
 After thorougIa3 search of the nefghhorhood Polieefnan simon Me- Gullough found. what is believed to be the revolver used in the murder, in 3 yard in the rear of a barber shop found four empty shells and one
 The police scout the belief that the murder was; connected in any way with the drowning of Leekwicz Bolis- law. whose body was found submerg- ed in the Henry street basin earlier in the week. They believe that the derer knew the layout of the Mon drzavslsy home and also the fact that one of the brothers returned to his home at midnight with a considerable amount of money.
 There are many angles to the case but Captain of Detectives George Ar mold is firm in his conviction that the motive was robbery and that the job was to have been performed by two, men.
 Coroner John J. Phe1an, before leaving this city today upon matters Of business informed the authorities that he} would hold his Inquest into the death of lMandrzevslzy at Il o'clock Monday ndrning in the county court house. Many witnesses will be summoned
 The first real clues which can be followed in capturing the assassin was given to the police at 2 o'clock today when Thomas Pagan, aged 20 report ed to the detective department that he was held up and black lacked three doors away from the scene of the shooting last night by a masked bandit. just I 15a minutes before the murder was committed
 Pagan, who lives at 36 Liberty street, was returning to his home at 12:3O last night. He was nearly home when a man dressed in dark clothing over his face stepped from a dark re- cess in tbe street and felled him. When the victim recovered sufficient ly to go home he found that $tl, which had been in his pocket was missing.
 A severe neaQaCn6 kePEs nm III bed most Of this morning and 1t was not until noontime that he read the acl count of the tragedy which had oc- cured such a short distance from the scene of his own naishap.
 The police are now of the opinion that they have a real clue to the per- petratorf Of the crime, who wore a black hat and left it in the house where the murder was committed,
 That he is the same man who but recently was reported as attempting to hold up another victim at Lafay- cite and Gilbert streets, is the belief of some policeueh. Tn that instance, about two weeks ago. the victim would have had his throat cut with a razor had not 2 woman passing the scene at the time screamed for assist ance. The victim had been dragged Into an alleyway on Gilbert street in the same manner as Pagan was last night, having previously. been black lacked.