The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-04

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 o. You heard only one sound? A. You couldn't call 1t one sound heard the noise once. o. Could 1t have come from the kit0hen? A. cant say where 1t came from.
 c. You lived more or less a re- served life? A. Yes. Q. The child was not in habit of being exhibited to public? A.. No. 0. The child was not allowed to mingle with other children? A. He went to a little school in Engle- wood conducted by my sister-in- law.
 o. Was the child's habit to awaken during the night? A. No.
 o. Was there @ feeding period during the night? A. believe at 10 o'clock.
 c. You heard nothing from the child that night at 10? A. No, the household did look in before 10 D. m.
 | c. I wonder, colonel if you can again tell me of the alarm and your recollection of 1t? A. was reading ut a desk in the library. I was sitting next to g. window for 20 minutes to half an hour. l c. And that desk was directly under the window from which the
 baby was taken and you heard no noise? A. No.
 Q. Do you know if Miss Cow was busy in the kitchen making q | Ir AAntt, hot vnts Ut A. No, do not.
 0. When she came in and said the baby was missing, what did you
 do? A. went upstairs.
 c. Does this photograph--statt
 exhibit 12 indicate the window through which you believe youl child was taken? A. Yes.
 c. Were there any marks or
 lower sill of this window? A.
 don't recall any on the inside.
 0. Were there any marks out. side rthe nursery window? A. ] didn't see any.
 c. Would anybody in the world outside your household know that window was unlocked? A. No. Q. The shutter was warped? ? Q. How long had 1t been warp ed? A. Some time. c. Was any carpenter advised to come and fix the shutter? A.. Q. Could the noise you heard have been the slamming of the shutter by the wind? A. don't think so.
 Q. A person would have to take and move this shutter to get to the window from the outside? A. Yes. Q. How many ladders were on | the estate? A. There was paint CTS ladder of two sections. c. Was the painters ladder there that night? A., Yes, in the
 Q. Was the garage locked? A.. don't think 50.
 Q. The butler had access to the garage? A. Yes. Q. There were other servants who had access to your estate servants from the Morrow estate :? A. The chauffeur from the Morrow home had been there. Q. Did the Morrows employ O Danish chauffeur by the name of Ellinson? A. Yes. Q. Was he In the habit of driv- ing over to your place? A. Occa- sionally.
 Q. DO you know whether he is of Scandinavian extraction? A.. That might be so. c. Do you remember asking Elllnson where he was between 10 o'clock and 3 a. m. on the night of the Kidnapping away from tho Nor row estate? A. recall asking him but don't remember his answer. 0. Did you know Violet sharpe worked for the Morrows? A. Yes Q. Did you know that in her off moments she sometimes went out with Whately? A. No, didn't. Q. Do you remember names of l any men who worked on your house? A. A MT Mathews was a contractor.
 o. Did you ever have any diff ficulty with any of those work men? A. No. Q. Was your house wired against burglars? A. No. Q. Now, when you heard the alarm from Miss Cow you went outside with your rifle? A. Yes. c. And you phoned?