Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-23
DAY SET FOR EXECUTION
 OF CAPOBIANCO
Judge Robinson Gives Man Convicted of Murder Three Months More to Live--The Prisoner Made State- ment Which Caused Some Commotion in the Court

Solomitas) and they turned color and Sayino said why not get revolver and shoot them He forced me to shoot them. He tried to get me out of the shop because would not shoot them Every day in the shop he tried to get me to get revolver and tried to get away from him, to get work elsewhere. I told Michael Solomlta, a cousin of Angelo, that Savino tried to get me to shoot Angelo and Anton 10 with his double barreled gun he kept in the house. But 1 refused. 1 kept away from the house two nights He boarded with Sayino. Il slept on the yeranda to get away from his tormenting me to shoot them. Sa- vino told his cousin to get me gun to shoot them and 1t was for that slept on the veranda. I did not want to shoot them.
 T owed Savino two months board and to pay 1t I gave him a revolver. the one I shot Angelo with. and bi- cycle. The afternoon of the day An
 gelo was killed I left the shop with Sayino and on the way down he gave me drink of beer and whiskey and another drink. think he put some thing into 1t for 1t made me dizzy. He then gave me back the revolver and told me to be careful for the Solo,
 mitas would celt my neck and 1 could shoot them. When the Solomitas turn ed the corner near the Farrel foundry tried to run away but Joe Perriello would not let me go. Sayino is the cause of 1t all. He told the SolOmitas
 that was against them, but wasn't.
 always tried to avoid trouble but
 Savino persisted. He tried several
 times to get me to shoot but I would
 not even bought ticket for New
 York to get away from him and I think I have the ticket yet" That
 was all and he left the stand. The court then stood up and passed sentence. He said that he did not l>see how the jury could bring in any other verdict but the one they reached. He approved of it. It was just yer diet, 1t seemed to him. Accused had q fair trial, witnesses for him had
 been summoned. He had able counsel
 who did all that could be done for him
 under the law.
 &OhNiuuiuB uc Sdlu. OTueF lUHI you, Cirlaco Capobianco. be taken
 within twenty days of this date, to the state prison at Wethersfield, and that
 you be kept there until Tuesday, the twenty-seventh day of February 1906,
 on which day. within the walls of the state prison, you shall be hanged by the neck until you are dead"
 As the last words were interpreted
 to the unfortunate accused, he col 1apsed.
 An appeal to the supreme court will
 be taken.
 In view of the startling statement
 made by Ciriaco Capobianco on the
 witness stand this forenoon, before
 sentence of death was pronounced
 upon him, 1t was reported that a war
 rant will be issued for the arrest of
 Savino Perriello. on whom he laid the whole blame for his terrible predlca-
 ment. But States Attorney Kellogg denied that warrant would he is-
 sued. and said that if he knew he would not tell. anyway. It was the
 unanimous belief. at all events. that Perriello ought to be arrested as an
 accessory to the crime. According to
 law. an accessory to q murder is as
 fully guilty as the principal.
 The case against Flori0 and Mas
 some was still on before the superior court today. As mostly all the evi- dence has to be given through Inter
 preter Mancini. the hearing Is quite
 tedious. It will probably he finished
 this afternoon. The men are charged with attempting to kill Christopher
 Penesse on July Q.