New Britain herald., 1926-12-20
CHIL|CKI DEFIANT
 FACING LONG TERM
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in. Two inches." and he stepped out of the box and started for his place in the pen. Why" he said as he reached the prosecuting attorneys s seat. you don't know the difference between two inches and six inches. You can't see straight and he stamped into the pen. while the , prosecuting attorney merely smiled.
 Fires "To Impress" Victim
 Sergeant O'Mara testified that he and Officer Feeney went to Stamford Saturday and brought Chilicki to this city. He admitted that he went into Fredericks' store shortly after o'clock Sunday morning. Dec. 12. $ and after buying pack of cigarettes and inquiring about the schedule of the Arch street bus, put .32 calibre revolver up to Fredericks and de- manded money. Fredericks gave him the money he had in his pocket and Chilicki then ordered him into the back room. Someone came in about that time and Chilicld covered this person with the revolver. Fred ericks resisted and Chilicki fired a shot into the floor to impress Fred ericks and when 1t did not have the desired effect. Chilicki fired second shot. aiming it at Fredericks' leg. Running through the rear door. Chilicki jumped into his automobile and drove to Stanley street. where ino ha pl r, n was forced to abandon the machine He was given ride up town and after going to his room at 40 Church street and destroying photographs and other belongings, he wrote d note. directing that his clothing be given to the Salvation Army. He then boarded a trolley car to Hart ford and took motor bus to proyi- dcnce, R. l. He was driving through Stamford in a car he stole in Proyi- Gence, the sergeant testified, when he was taken into custody by two policciatD who were suspicious Of him when lie was unable to tell them the name of the owner of the car At police headquarters he was recognized from the photograph on circular sent out by the local po- lice.
 Sergeant O'Mara showed a bullet which was found in Fredericks' store another which fell out of Fredericks' clothes at New Britain General hospital. and two others which Chilicki had when arrested in Stamford. One of the latter had a mark on 1t, indicating that an at tempt had probably been made at some time or other to discharge 1t, without success, the sergeant said. Officer Feeney gave similar testi- mony.
 Dr. Daniel W. O'Connell testified that he was called to New Britain General hospital and attended Fred ericks. He found a flesh wound in the left side. below the heart. To determine whether or not the wound was internal. Dr. O'Connell had N-rays taken. The X-ray showed nothing, so the treatment since then has been for the flesh wound, Fred ericks is still under Dr. O'Connell's care, going to his office for dress ings. A bullet fell from Frederick's clothes at the hospital, but Dr. O'Connell was unable 10 identify it among the others shown him.
 Frcdcricks Tells of Hold Up
 Fredericks told 2 graphic story of the robbery. After giving Chiliclti about SEQ which he had in his pocket, he was ordered to open the cash register, which he did. Then th;iic!i ordered him irto the back l, 'am and told him he had "a good l';'nl to plug yoD." T pleaded with i'1 pot to sho"i me. as ] have q .7i tN""n children" Fredericks
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