The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19

n matter of procedure Prosecuting Attorney Emil Hummel will en- deavor to have Calabrese arraigned in police court tomorrow morning or Saturday and 1t will be Q matter of routine to have him ordered held for superior court. States Attorney Lewis will take action after he has completed a study of the finding.
 The whole story concerning the activities of both Mrs Leach and Calabrese from the time they met on the afternoon of December 18th until the police found her body in 0 sand pit of the Plank road is written into the finding. Both he and she drank considerable wine that afternoon.
 Calabrese's wild story of being waylaid by two men who took Mrs Leach away with them and killed her was responsible for the murder theory being exploited for several days immediately following the woman's death. No sordid features of the case are mentioned in the finding, no superfluous comments, criticisms or conjectures. The cor- oners report follows:
 Having been notified on the 10th day of December, A. D. 1882, that Jennie Leach, white female, twenty-five years of age, had come i to a sudden, violent and untimely death in the town of Waterbury, New Haven county, Connecticut, I at once made all proper inquiry re. specting the manner and cause of said death. After said inquiry, and having reason to suspect said death was caused by tho criminal act, omission or carelessness of another or others, I held an inquest to de- termine the manner and cause of said death, and caused an autopsy to be performed upon tho body of said Jennie Leach, which autopsy was performed by Medical Exam iner p. II. kirschbaum of the city of Waterbury, with report as on file. Said inquest was conducted ut the town of Waterbury. The fol- lowing named witnesses were ex- amined: John Calabrese, 34S Brookdale avenue, Waterbury, Connecticut; Antoinette DeLione, 302 Lakewood road, Waterbury, Conn; Fred DeLione, 30 Lakewood road, Waterbury, Conn; John D.. Dubiel. 55 Rawley avenue, Water- bury, Conn; James Egan, 160 Fair lawn avenue, Waterbury, Conn; Fred Fercodnii, Harper's Ferry road, Waterbury, Conn; Dominica Fortunate, 200 Plank road. Wa terbury, Conn; James Barbarino, AS Elizabeth street, Waterbury. Conn; Ralph Mangini, 302 Lake. wood road, Waterbury, Conn; Pietro Montese, 209 Plank road, Waterbury, Conn; Robert Moran, PA Elliott avenue, Waterbury, Conn; Charles Rosasco, 21S Plank road, Waterbury, Conn; Ralph Rosasco, Harper's Ferry road, Wa tebury, Conn.
 Having considered all of the testimony taken at the inquest, to- fgether with the report of the au- topsy, I on the 18th day of Jan- uary, A. D. 1883, made tho follow- ing finding concerning said death:
 Deceased went to the home of Fred DeLione, ut 302 Lakewood road, at about eleven o'clock on the morning of December 19, 1932. She was accustomed to going there because she was on very friendly terms with Ralph Manginl, Mrs DeLiones son by a former mar riage, who lived at that address. She stayed there for dinner and during the day had several glasses of wine. In tho afternoon John Calabrese, who is married to Man. glni's sister, also called at the De- Lione home, had 6 couple of glasses of wine with the people who were there. and then arranged to take relative down to his own home on Brookdale avenue. Be- fore he went away, however, he told Jennie Leach that if she would walt for him, he would come back and got her and take her home. She waited after he had gone and within an hour he again returned to the DeLione home, driving 6 Ford dump truck which he used