New Britain herald., 1924-09-23
MURDER WARRANT
 OUT FOR V0T7ARI.
(Continued from First Fage)

(Continued from First Fage) for Vottari, they collected all the evidence and testimony required to complete their cases against the fu- gitive when he Is apprehended. They have established the motive for the crime, have secured eyewitnesses to each shooting, and ante-mortem statement from the two victims of the bullets.
 Jealousy Was Motive The police are satisfied that jeal- ousy was the motive for the shooting as they have secured additional in formation regarding the first visit made to Mrs. Scorsoto's house Sun day night when yottari first pulled his revolver and made unsuccessful attempts to shoot the woman and Angelo. Vottari called on Angelo at his home, 66 West street, and asked him to go to Mrs. scorsoto's to see fl she wouldn't take them back to board. Angelo went to the house and found the woman there. They broached the subject of returning to board and Mrs. Scorsoto expressed a willingness to take Angelo back. but refused to consider taking Vot- tah.
 The two men were former board CTS at the woman's house, Angelo leaving there about six weeks ago, after a judge suggested that he and Vottari secure other lodgings as there was trouble in the house be- cause of the two boarders' presence there. vottari refused to leave at that time and when the family moved from Lawlor street where they had been living, to the house at 157 Wilcox street, Vottari had to be forcibly elected
 l First Attack In Fit of Rage
 When Mrs. Angelo expressed a willingness Sunday night to take Angelo back, Vottari is alleged to have pulled his gun and started shooting. He fired through the door at Angelo, who fled from the tene- ment, and then ran out and fired another shot after him. according to , the story the police received.
 : It was over an hour afterward that Vottari reappeared at the An gelo home and inflicted the wound 5. that caused his death at the hos : pital yesterday. Anthony Fin. IS, son of the people with whom An |. gelo boarded, was in bed when Vot- tari appeared at the house and he 5 left his bed and saw the man enter 5 tAngelo's room and shoot him. He 5 positively identified pictures of Yot- tari as the man who did the shoot ing.
 The woman's husband, who was in bed with her when she was shot. is the eyewitness of the other shooting. He told the police that he and his wife saw Vottari stand ing outside the house for about a half hour before he walked up to the porch and crashed through the l window into the room. The bus band lay in bed motionless as his 7. wife's assailant drew his revolver n and fired the shot that will probably cause her death, according to tht s story told to the police. Vottar :. lost his hat in the woman's bedroom :. Sergeant Michael J. Flynn finding f = under the edge ot-the bed when ht arrived at the house with Sergean
 Matthias Rival and Policeman Patrick o'Mara to investigate tht B shooting.
 \ The police have not been able tt find anybody who saw votarri sine
 he was believed to be seen goiny
 through the new greenhouses nea
 Allen street. \ Several telephone calls have beel received from people who though
 they had seen him, but they prove,
 to be false alarms when the polio
 investigated. K Sergeant Flynn and PoIiceme E O'Mara, Feeney and Dolan hay
 been working almost continuousl
 since the shooting in an effort {
 locate their quarry. The state pc H lice with the police of all the othe
 Connecticut, Massachusetts. Ne York and Pennsylvania cities al
 aiding in the search for the fugitiy,
 Fingerprints Uncovered Passports containing the finger
 prints of Vottari were found and bank book from a Newcastle, Pa
 bank containing a deposit of s4 N was located in a trunk in his rooI
 at 3S Oak street. lie has been N New Britain for about three mont
 and is well known to the police A
 tached to the detective bureau he N as only two weeks ago. he called police headquarters with informs
 ton concerning place where liou was alleged to be sold.
 N Angelo came to this city abo E four months ago from New Jers
 and was employed here as a bric
 layer. He had not been employ, B for the past several weeks. He h;
 wife and two children in Ita'
 and besides, them, he IS survived
 brother here. The funeral V,
 be held tomorrow morning from [ undertaking parlors of Joseph n'EsOpp in Hartford u-ith |. t,,-..