The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-30

her home and said they had been away on trip. Hauptmann, s h e said, had a sprained ankle. The state contends he got that sprained ankle when the ladder against the side of the Lindbergh house broke.
 Mrs Hauptmann said she and her husband never called on Mrs Achenbach in 1932-the year of the idnaping-but did call on her in 1881, when they returned from 0 trip to California.
 Another witness came to the witness chair today to support Hauptmann's alibi that he was ir the Bronx on the night of the kid- naping. ....
 After a brief conference of at- torneys, Mrs Hauptmann resumed the witness chair and was ques- toned by Wilentz.
 c. Mrs Hauptmann, just for one more question about the first of March. When Inspector Bruck- man talked to you, your husband already was arrested? A. Yes.
 O. You knew 1t was about the Lindbergh case? A. I didn't know why he was arrested ct first.
 o. You and Mrs Henkel were good friends? A. Yes.
 c. Ever have any trouble with her and refuse to go to her house? A. No.
 O. You didn't like the idea of your husband meeting her Tn your absence? A. No.
 Q. Didn't you notice any diff ference in your husbands conduct? A. No, don't think 50.
 o. Didn't you say you'd never go to her house again? A. Yes, but that wasn't the reason.
 Q. With reference to the gold, you were the one who told your husband you weren't allowed to have 1t, weren't you? A. Yes.
 Q. And he told you rich people kept gold, didn't he? A. Yes.
 c. Now about the time he wanted to invest $2.00O, you final ly agreed? A. Yes.
 0. You did see some gold bills In the house? A. remember he said to me if should see some gold bills I should save them be- cause they were as good ab gold.
 c. He showed you one, didn't he? A. Yes.
 c. You came to see your hus- band when he was brought here 10 Flemington, didn't you? A. Yes.
 c. Do you remember the time you went into the Jail and peo- pie asked you about the crime and you said T am going in and ask Richard if he is guilty? A. l never said that to anybody.
 Mrs Hauptmann appeared on the verge of tears at the question.
 c. Did you tell the police your husband told you to stop working in December 1932? A. Yes.
 Q. And in December 1889 wheN you weren't working, your bus. band didn't work either, did her A. Yes, he was working In Wall street.
 Q. In the Bronx proceedings do you remember being asked this --"Now when Inspector Bruckmah talked to you he talked about the kidna aping?" and you replied yes Is that correct? A. I can't re- member.
 Q. And he told you that the Kidnapping, was on March 1, 1892, and you say he did tell you?
 A. don't remember, I think so,
 0. And didn't he ask you fl you were with your husband that night and didh't you say you couldn't remember?
 A. I think I said I knew he was with me the night of the kid- naping hut l didn't know 1t was March l.
 c. You didn't mean that you couldn't remember as you testlfied in the Bronx that you couldn't re- mcmber7
 A. told him could remember the night of the Kidnapping but ! couldn't remember 1t was on March
 Q. You were down in that ga- rage when the police were tearing
 A. i was there when they found the money. They called me down as witness. One of the policemen said to another. Look. here's sl I4I l