The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-30

nV AANSAhs-db 6tWt lapsed from exposure. , in stock transactions didn't go in effect. It was proposed but after two days Isidor didn't want 1t any, | more.
 Q. They brought into court and exhibited a large plane. (Haupt- 1 mann's carpenter plane) how long since you have used this plane? A. Not since 1928.
 Q. Had 1t been sharpened? A, No.
 Reilly then asked him to open his tool box and remove. therefrom two planes he had used more res gently.
 "The planes I used are not il, there," Hauptmann said.
 0. When did you last see the planes you speak of? A. can't remember.
 Q. Are any of your chisels missing? A. I'll have to look and see.
 Hauptmann again opened the tool chest and rummaged around inside of it.
 uCEt IuTCG 6tdIudTu CIi6clc missing" Hauptmann said. "rho last time saw theen was a couple of days before l was arrested"
 He said one of the missing chisels was three-quarter inch type--the same type as one found on the Lindbergh estate after the Kidnapping.
 Reilly showed Hauptmann q gray-covered book that contains 2 drawing that might be 8 design fol 8 ladder.
 0. Did you make this drawing A. No.
 Q. (by wilents)-You bough the vegetables for your household didn't you? A. Yes. Q. You bought the vegetable between l and 9 p. m.?. A. don remember.
 Q. When you buy food at noon would you take 1t home. or take i to Steiner Rouse? A. I'd put i in the car.
 Q. Did you do the shopping al the time? A. Most of 1t, for a year since the baby came.
 Q. How far away is Jacobson's shoe store from your house? A I say three miles.
 c. You gave them a $20 bill when you bought the shoes? A I don't remember whether $20 oi $1O.
 Wilentz then presented the de. fenses payroll exhibit. He stood close by the prisoner. holding the exhibit up to the prisoner.
 c. You see your name? A Yes.
 Q. How many days does 1t sa, you worked? A. II days.
 Q. In April, 1t says two days worked, under Richard Haupt mann? A. Yes.
 Q. Is there anything on thil payroll that shows you worked or April ? (the day the ransom wal paid)?
 A. We'll worked two days Ii April and I supposed they were thu first and second. c. But the payroll doesn't sa. they were the first and second They could have been the first ant fourth of April? A. would sup pose the first and second. Q. What is the rate of pa. shown on this sheet? A. Hundred dollar rate. Wilentz was hammering away a Hauptmann's story that he left hi job at the Majestic apartments be cause they cut his pay from $l0 to $S0 Q month. The attorney general then pickel up the piece of wood from Haupt mann's closet, on which the ad dress and telephone number of D John F. Condon were written. Dodging his questions about tn writing on the panel, Hauptman took refuge, time and again, in tn expressions "I can't remember" Q T don't know about that" c. You testified in the Bron that you wrote the number, ac cording to the testimony? A. Yes Q. You testified here that yO I didn't remember writing 1t? 4 That's right,
 O. Did you say in the Bron that this was your lumber? A Yes. 0. DO you say so now? A. can't tell if 1t is mine. c. You said yes in the Bronx | A. I said yes because my physica 1 condition was so bad. ! O. You have good min haven't you? A. I don't think st Hauptmann was excused an Mrs Hauptmann was called. She was wearing blue dref I and a black hat. She had on beig | stockings and black leather pumpi l A locket hung from chain arouh | her neck. o. (by Reilly)--You are tn wife of the defendant? A. Yes. c. When did you come here A. In 1924. .
 Reilly asked the court to re | quest quiet in the courtroom.
 A i've minute recess was ordered c. What was your occupatic when you came to the Unite states2 A. General housework. O. How long did you work 10 i the Rosenbaufn lady? A. Frof January to october 1925. q. When were you married? A. October 1925.
 c. How much did you make month with Mrs Rosenbaum? 4 The first month $50. the secon
 q. When you first met you husband how much was he max ing? A. About $ss week.
 Q. Had you planned to go some western state on your honej reomf A. Yes, to California.
 Q. When did Mir Hauptman bug his first automobile? Three weeks before we were nlal &&S4s