Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-23
PERRIELLO CAUGHT
Implicated By CapObianeO Before
 He Was Sentenced to Hang.

Sabina Perriello was arrested on
 Bank street at 1O:30 to-day, charged
 with murder. Officer Colesanto and
 Detective Keegan made the arrest ex-
 actly as Perriello was issuing from the
 office of Attorney O'Neill. He has been
 wanted by the police since the day
 Ciriaco Capobianco made the sensa-
 tional statement on the witness stand
 in the superior court just before sen- tence Of death was passed upon him
 for the murder of Angelo Solomita on July 2S laRs GapohIaf,co NaS ssstsss
 by the cont if be had anything to say why sentence of death should not be passed upon him, and he took the stand saying that since he was 10 he punished he would tell the whole truth and have all the guilty parties sworn and he stated that but for Per riello he would never have killed Solo mita. Perriello was forever urging him on to kill both Angelo and An tonic Solomita. Capobianco and Per riello worked for the Waterbury Clock Go and Capobianco tried to get work elsewhere in order to get away from his tormentor. Once he went so far as to buy ticket for New York. But he was thwarted and at last on the day of the murder Perriello gave him a few drinks on their wsy home after work and then gave him the revolver. remarking to him to be careful or the Solomitas would kill him on the first chance.
 Capobianco had never any grudge or even i'll feeling against the Solo, mitas. He said he had never had any cause. and he frequently told Perriello SO. But 1t was impossible for him to to get away from Portfolios influence and the murder was the result.
 PerrielIo and CapobIanco and two or three others were standing on the railroad crossing about 5:30 o'clock on July 2s when they saw the Sol0mIta brothers approach. Perriello said to Capobianco. Here they are: now is your time or they will kill you" Capo- bianco said he tried to run away, but Perriello would not allow him. The next he knew he had the revolver in his hand and three shots were fired. The first. it seems, went wild. the sec ond struck Antonio unSer the left eye. and the last one Killed Angelo on the spot.
 Capobianeo's story created the great est sensation. and it was rImOred that Pprriello would be arrested. But the police kept their movements concealed. and though lt was rumored that bench warrant had been issued for the arrest of perriello as an accessory to the murder. the police contrived to guard the fact well
 IL now developed that Perriello left town the day the story was told. He kept house on Mattafuck street and Capobianco boarded with him. Two weeks ago officer COlesantoo heard he was in New York and he took a trip there. This morning there was unusu- al activity among the Italian colony on | Jackson street and inquiries resulted l in bringing out that PerriellO was ln | town The whole police force immedi- ! ateiy became an eyes.
 PeTrieil0 had been In consultation < half an hour with Attorney O-NeIlI l who was counsel for Capobfaneo. The officers had no Idea he was there He bad disguised himself by having his black moustache shaved off. He wore a different Kind of hat from the kind he usually wore and his clothes were smarter looking than usual He Is rhzrxpd with the murder Of Angelo 1 and his case may be tried at i lhe February term of the superior 1 rourt