The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-10

ali day.
 Q. Did you take the plane from Bridgeport Immediately A. No, it was too dark.
 Q. How many miles up the coast did you fly? A. I can't tell ex- actly.
 c. When did you return? A. We landed on Long Island at 6 p. m.
 o. So all the search for this 28- foot boat was between dawn and | dusk? A. Yes. ,Jafsie complained Reilly wasn't "talking English Q. We differ about English, don't we?
 A. No. it's the way you express yourself.
 Q. You don't want me to talk baby talk to you? A. No. c. You arrived at Woods Hole when? A. About 10 a. m. c. When did you go down to the cove? A. About 8 or 9 in the morning.
 c. Was there anything in the note to indicate the boat Nellie was along the Long Island shore? A. There was nothing to indicate Long Island in the note that l re- call.
 Q. Were there some insertions of ads after that? A. Yes. o. Did you receive some notes after payment of the ransom money? A. Not with the sigma ture.
 0. o, you did receive some notes afterwards? A. Yes.
 Q. Did you attend a bathhouse conference at any time - in your shack in City Island? A. Never. c. Did. you visit City Island about April 10? A. believe did. The court room was much less crowded than yesterday.
 The sheriff's office had strictly limited the tickets to the press and a comfortable number of specta- tors. The terrific congestion of yesterday afternoon was, therefore, absent and there was no turmoil.
 Q. Were you in the habit of go- ing to City Island on week ends? A. No sir.
 c. When you went to City Island whom did you associte with? A.. Friends of 35 years standing and neighbors.
 Q. Did you tell any of these City Island people that yoa thought a gang of four or five people committed the Kidnapping? :? A, I don't remember.
 Q. Did you on April 10, 1892, tell your neighbors at any ttme that you were the Jafsie of the ads? A. I don't remember.
 Q. Did you ever tell anyone you were the Jafsie of the ads? A.
 Q. Then you did tell the neigh bors of the Island you were the Jafsie? A. Generally speaking
 o. Did you ever say a woman took part in the negotiations?
 Wilentz objected because the question did not include "name, time or place." The objection was sustained.
 The procedure halted while Jaf- sic adjusted his right suspender.
 Tt hurts a little oit," he ex- plained.
 0. DO you recall speaking to newspapermen on May IS. 1892? A. Specify the names and I'll tell you.
 0. In District Attorney Mo I.aughlin's office. A. I do not rccolIect that.
 o. Did you say on this visit that you knew the abductor? A. did not to my recollection. | O. Did you ever go out on a boat in connection with this case ? A. Yes.
 Q. Were you taken blindfolded aboard this boat? A. was never blindfolded in my life. | c. Where was the boat and where did you get on 1t? A. The New Jersey state police sent two men. I got on this boat with them and went to Boston. It was q steamboat.
 c. Were you ever on small boat in connection with this case ? A. Never.
 Q. Did you ever stand on q boat on which you believed the baby was below the decks? A. Never.
 c. Did you ever visit boat an- chored just above Throgg's Neck ? A. I saw the boat---I stopped my rowboat beside the other boat.
 Q. Did you see some men on the boat? A. Yes.
 v. Did you speak 10 tnemY A. Yes.
 c. Did one of them speak with a German accent? A. don't re- member.
 Q. Who were the men. A. One of them was known as "cold heart ed John" who worked near Throgg's Neck.
 c. You went away, believing the men on that boat were the kid. napers? A. Shouted Mol, Wilentz objected, and the ques- ton and answer were stricken out
 c. How many boats did you visit after you paid the ransom money? A. don't recoliect bui one. One Itold you visited but didn't go aboard.
 C.. DO you recall being fl Child's Restaurant, at Broadway near 67th Street in December f034 A. Yes, visited it. c. Did you meet man named Marcus Griffin of the New Yorl Enquirer. A. don't know. Il c. Did you tell Mercus Griffir in child's that the child's body wa,