The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-07

thumb guard down the road, lost 1t yourself and then found It again, could you?'
 Positively not" Miss Cow said her eyes snapping sparks at the lawyer.
 "Well, Miss Cow, you are a very bright girl, aren't you?"
 "Yes, am."
 The court room cheered.
 Miss Cow identified the garments worn by the child on the night 1t was Kidnapped, and the thumbguard that she found.
 Most of the attempts of Reilly to Dry out the secrets of her private fife were challenged by the pros- ecution and the court generally sustained the objections. The one hint of romance came when MISS Cow told how she went skating and to the movies with Henry Johnson, an employe aboard the yacht of Thomas P. Lamont.
 In attempting to ascertain now many persons knew that Col Charles A. Lindbergh and the baby wero to be at Hopewell on the night of the Kidnapping, Reilly made Betty say that she had told her sweetheart, Henry Johnson.
 But she said in reply to a direct question that she had not told Bruno R. Hauptmann. the defend- ant.
 In the middle of the afternoon session the ladder which was found outside the nursery window after the Kidnapping was brought in.
 Corporal Joseph Wolf of the New Jersey state police, one of the first police officers to reach the house after the Kidnapping, testified about examining the ladder, the foot prints under the nursery window and the ransom note. State Trooper Lewis j.. Boerman corroborated Wolfs testimony.
 Cross examination of Miss Cow was resumed after the noon recess.
 Q. Miss Cow when you were in Detroit did you ever visit Canada? A. Yes, for about 2 hours. ;,
 c. Do you recall when you first came over to this country know ing a person by the name of Nell lie O'Connell. A. No, don't
 0. Miss Cow do you recognize this photoghaph? (Showing 6 pie turc) A. Yes.
 "A offered to the witness with the question.
 Q. Did you ever know the orig inal of that? A. No.
 Q. I show you this picture. Do you know this gentleman? A. Yes.
 Q. Who is it? A. Dr. Condon.
 Q. Have you ever been to City Island? A No.
 Q. Hunters Island? A. No.
 Q. Did you ever do any boat ing? A. only off the Englewood shore.
 Q. Did you ever know two girls known as Paulette and Louise Du- Bois? A. No.
 Q. When you were in Detroit in 1890 did you ever know q man named Wagner? A. No, l didn't.
 Reilly then showed several pc lures and had the witness identily them as interior views ofthe Lind- bergh home.
 e. Was there table in the nursery? A. Yes.
 Q. And large screen? A.
 Q. Was the table between the window and the crib?' A. Yes.
 Reilly then took the witness ted iously through the various rooms in the house and her had identify windows, doors, and the exact po- sition of the crib.
 c. Was the empty crib in same position when you returned from downstairs as it was when you lert the room? A. Yes.
 o. Then 1t is you deduction that whoever went to the crib walked around the screen? A. Yes.
 GA 1ah door open? A. I can't recall.
 O. Now were there any other doors? A. Yes. There was one that led to the hallway.
 o. Who occupied the bedroom opposite the bathroom adjoining the nursery? A. used to occupy O. This door then led directly into the main hallway, and from there, the stairs led down to the main part of the house? A. Yes.
 Reilly evidently was trying to get standardization for one of his theories that the kidnaper went out through the front door instead of by way of the ladder found don the estate after the Kidnapping.
 c. You testified that after you left the room you heard nothing knocked over, no lauuers VVeV- turned, nothing unusual, nothing out of place? A. No.
 Q. Do you know MT B. J. Pot ter of City Island? A. No.
 c. Did you ever go boating around New Rochelle? A. No.
 c. Do you ever recall visiting the Lamont yacht when it WIS anchored off the Columbia Yacht cIYh2 A I Y,Aver did,
 c. That's the yacht Johnson was employed on? A. Yes.
 c. You say you have never vis. tied with Violet Sharpe any yacht or boat owned by Dr Condon? A. No.
 Wilentz's questioning was. bSef and then Miss Cow was excused from the witness stand.
 State Police Corp Next
 Corporal Joseph Wolf, of the