The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-17
ARRESTED IN
NEW YORK
Eusebio Abano Being
Brought F !. to
Bar
FOR SHo ANG ON
WEBSTER AVENUE
Must Answer to Charge Of
Shooting Luigi Caruti
on July 2.

On this humid day in dogberry July
the police turned loose a cold storage
story, a story that forms an interesting
sequel TO q shooting a1ray which took
place on Webster avenue Sunday, July ?.
Even as the story of his detention has
been closely guarded by an official pail
lof secrecy, Eusebio ALBANIA of Howard
street, Barre, has been imprisoned in
New York, pending arrangements for
his extradition and return to this city
to answer to a charge of shooting with
intent to kill Luigi Caruti. Officer Harry
Gamble is returning to Barre with the
man and the pair viii probably arrive in
the city late this afternoon
Albano's arrest in New York was
brought about last Tuesday when Officer
Gamble, who went TO the metropolis ear
lier in the week, and a sergeant of de-
teetives attached to the police force of
the greater city went to an Italian quar-
ter and took the alleged assailsnt III
custody on the eve Of his departure for
Italy. Albano submitted tamely to his
w NNlAAiCh anu was lpNhEA up NAiAt
States Attorney f. f. Gleason was pre-,
pairing atiidavits for the New York au-
thorities Two hearings were held before
the assistant Judges OF Washington coun-
ty and the testimony OF number OF
witnesses was forwarded to New York in
the form of atiidayits After the sigma
ture OF Gov. c. W. Gates had been ar-
pended to the application for extrsdition
papers, the matter had TO be referred
TO Gov Whitman of New York. 1t Is
said that Albano expressed his willing
ness to return to Barre Immediately aft
ar his arrest, but the extradition laws in
New York made it necessary to secure
IN indictment in that state.
The Barre police gained their first in
formation OF Albano's whereabouts from
l tip received anonymously at headquar-
.ers. The chief got into communication
WITH the New York police with the re-
'ult that the man was located befors
officer Gamble was dispatched on his
mission last week He made his second
rip to New York Saturday for the pur-
'ose OF returning with Albano.
Although the victim of the shooting is
making good progress toward recovery,
ilE ncSdlihAIbc udl iilE PiOlhpbth bIiG t'-
ice to 90 the limit in attempting to find
Ilbano. From the time the man ran the
ength of North Main street Sunday
lorning until a. working clue was dis
oyered a week after his disappearance,
he officers had no knowledge OF his
'herea bouts Authorities in surround
lg towns were notified to be on the look
ut and all trains were watched. as it
as surmised that Albano would head
,r a seaport in order to reach Italy.
The crime for which Albano is held
,counta BILE was committed at Mrs Al
amos home, o Webster avenue, where
le victim, Caruti, was a boarder. Al
mo, it is claimed had been living on
oward street since he separated from
5 wife in 1915. On the Sunday morn
Q when the shooting took place, a.
mo left Howard street soon after 3
clock and headed for Webster avenue.
-om the fact that his hat was found in
boat tied to the east shore of Stevens
anch in the south end, the police sur
ised that he crossed the stream in the
at Entering Mrs. Albano's house, he
gagged in war of words with Caruti
the kitchen, When Csruti raised his
M. it is stated, to forfend what be
ired was to be a pistol shot, Albano
,chareed his gun, the bullet entering
ruti's left arm, passed through the
lb, and then ploughed a superficial fur
" in his forehead. Mrs, Albeno and
+ daughter were in the garden when
, shooting occurred Albano dropped
gun and fled.
At police headquarters this morning t
; thought that Officer Gamble got
ay with his man sometime in the
hit and that he would arrive in Barre
,r the Central Vermont railroad this
ernoon at 4:35 o'clock Albano win
given preliminary arraignment he
e Magistrate H. w. Scott in city
rt.