New Britain herald., 1917-10-16
Mrs. Giovanni FabriziO Take
 to Hospital With I'hrC Bullet Wounds in Hl Body
DOMESTIC QUARREL '
 ENDS IN GUN PLA

Struggle, Sees Fabriz:o Run Aw
 and Investigates, Painting Wh
 She Discovers Wife Lying in Blo(
 On Kitchen F1oor-Dragnet Out Fl
 Missing Man.
 Following family quarrel II morning during which, 1t is. believ( the husband charged his wife with fidelity. Giovanni Fabrizio of Pleasant street fired at least thrX shots into his wife's body and tn made good his escape. despite thd ough search of the eastern and soutM ern sections of the city by a detail police. Mrs. FabYizio was rushed the New Britain General HospiN where she is said to be resting cod fortably. While she lost considerA blood and suffered a severe shock it5 believed that she will recover. Two the bullets took effect in her shoJ der and arm. while a third grazed h forehead and skull, narrowly missi1 penetrating the brain.
 Mystery Surrounds Shooting.
 The actual circumstances which up to the attempted murder are as yet fully known by the police the wounded woman is too hystertt to give a coherent story, but it is lieved that the shooting was the dirl result of domestic quarrel in wht personalities figured extensively. n Fabrizio family lives on the Fl fo1r ot ct a tenement with Sebastiano Gaetax As far as can be ascertained the> were no witnesses to the shooting ot' CT than two children barely able 1 todd1e around the room.
 Mrs. Gaetano claims that she VI l in the back yard hanging some clotl on the line when the affair took plat She denies that she heard any ptel shots and Mrs. Charles Bickerton, VI resides on the second floor, likewN denies having heard any shots
 says she did hear the sounds of
 fierce struggle. Mrs. Lena Vining, VI lives next door, says she, too, -hcd | the sound of a quarrel and saw st husband flee from the house but NI heard no shooting. Neither did MI Ernest Pierce of 101 Pleasant stre1 who was the first one to notify tj police of the shooting. Mrs. Bick4 ton, who was doing her housework the time of the attempted murdl rushed downstairs when she heard q commotion and found Mrs. Fabrf4 bleeding from the wounds on t head, shoulder and arms. The 4W mans mouth was also badly bAttGsl and several teeth had been knock out, indicating that she had bed beaten as we'll as shot. Mrs. Bickert} was overcome by the sight and fsttnI ed. She was taken into the home Mrs. Paschal Deschenes where 8l was attended by pr. D. T. Fromen.
 Police Search City.
 As far as the police were ablo ascertain following the shooting DJ brizio fled from the house by a s1e door, rushed across Mrs. Vintnd lawn and ran down the street, crosl ing F'airview street and disappearil down the Pleasant street bill.
 A good description of the man VI obtained from neighbors and relativ and the police at once began a tno| ough search of the city. The man described as about feet, or men in height He wore dark su!t waa smooth shayen. His hair IS n very heavy and he appears slightly bald on the top or tne Another distinguishing mark IS tn the thumb and index finger on hand are missing The police In Ha1 ford Meriden and New Haven We4 furnished with a description and Dl tective A. J. Richardson, Officer Jo1 T. Kinr and Officer Patrick HowI1 started in pursuit, while Of1ce Charles Johnson and Matthias Riy hurried the wounded woman to hospital. The police made a thorou search of tho eastern and south4 section of the city, going as far sou as the Berlin town line and nore ward to the stone quarries near A woods corner. Meanwhile Ofhcd King and Building Inspector A. Rutherford, in another car, scoure other streets and lanes and also VA to Berlin where they conducted ouiet search and also closely watchf every train that left in either di:n1 ton. All efforts seemed fruitless hoI ever. and Fabrizio seemed to hal madc good his escape, temporarily < least.
 Reconciliation Recently Effected,
 From relatives of the Fabrizio fuu1 fly the police have learned certa facts which indicate the probab cause of tho shooting. They EaN been informed that some time aa Mrs Fabrizio deserted her husban and went away with another nnl About three weeks ago, witnesses te them, a reconciliation was effecte and the woman again returned to he husband and they went to live at q Pleasant street. The husband foI merlv lived at the home of Pasqua4 1rotta at 26 Franklin street. He w-aI
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