The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-18
MURDERER OF TESTINA
 IS STILL AT LARGE
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Vencenci replied that he did not run away, and would never run away because of 50-cent loan.
 This answer seemed to enrage Car bone, who, it is said, threw the money across the room, and then slapped Vencenci in the face.
 Joseph Testini ,Vincencfs uncle, en- tered the discussion at this point, and remonstrated with Carbone for striking the young man. Carbone is alleged to have called Testini some hard names, and then struck him in the face.
 Testini and his uncle then left the Saloon and went next door to tho Venice restaurant. Carbone follow ed them, and the quarrel was resun- ed. A fight started in the eating place, and Carbone hurled a number of bottles at his two opponents The disturbance was quel1ed by the pro- pr1etor of the restaurant and Car,- bone was elected from the place. After leaving the restaurant, Car bone is said to have driven to his home in his automobile, and secured .SS cahbre revolver. Shortly af- ter midnight, Testini and his nephew started for their home, and as they were walking through Frank street, Carbone suddenly came up behind them.
 Testini is said to have told the man that he was not looking for
 
 Carbone then drew his revolver and shot twice at Testini and also at Ven | cenci. Testini dropped to the side and another in his left leg. The bull | let fired at Vencenci went wild. Patrolman Luke Clancy, who was driving up Main street in an auto mobile when the shooting occurred, took after the fugitive. Carbone fled up Frank street and turned into the rear of houses in Hurd avenue, with the policeman hot on his trail The chase led back up Main street and l into Columbus place where Carbone, hiding in the shadow of some bufld- l ings, fired one shot at the officer. | Clancy fired his own gun three times, and then ripped over hidden ob- | struction.
 The policeman injured his knee and l leg in the fall, and the accident gave 1 Carbone a chance to escape. When last seen.. Carbone was running through the back yards of houses in Columbus place.
 | While this fruitless chase was on, Testini was picked up by Detective | Joseph Morris, of the Bertillion de- partment, and Joseph Stavola- He was rushed to St. Vincent's hospital and died there at 2:S0 o'clock yes terday morning, after informing the polices that Carbone was the man who |
 1 Vencenci was arrested immediately l after the shooting, material wit ness, but was released by the City court today. He will tell his story of the affair at the coroner's hearing.
 Testini, the dead man, is survived | by wife and five children. | Carbone, the alleged murderer, Is well known to the police, though he has no criminal record He worked q in local ammunition plant for a short time, but has been regarded by the police as an id1er. His wife con- ducts a grocery store at S5 Columbus place. Pictures of the man have been secured by the police, and these will be sent broadcast throughout the country to aid in his apprehension. Carbone'S automobile was seized by the police, and a .S2-cahbre revolver which was found in his home was alsC taken. The weapon with which the 1 man shot TeStini, however, was z .SS-calibre automatic, and is still il possession of the killer.