The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-31

| stuPtiy arm of . New Jersey state ctisses matters with her in Hunter 
 during the Hull in proceedings. Tn courtroom was restless.
 Carlstrom looked at the confer ees, then turned his eyes in thu direction of the defendant. Colone Lindbergh watched the witness closely.
 The conference at the bencl broke up at 10:25 q. m. Wilen.; resumed cross- examination.
 c. You testified you saw the de fendant only once, and then II the restaurant on March l, 1932' A. Yes.
 Q. You had gone to the Bron, to see a lady of whom you were very fond? A. Yes. Q. Did you see the lady at hel r home? 4. didn't so to her home c. Why not? A. It was toe o. You lived alone in Dunellen you testified yesterday? A. Yes.
 Q. After you finished at Fred- ericksen's, where did you go 1 A. I think went to the movies.
 Q. What did you do after the movies? A. went to Brooklyn.
 Q. What time was that? A, About 1 9. m.
 Q. What did you do there?
 Reilly objected the answer might be discriminating. Carlstrom hesitated.
 Q. (by wilentz) Would the an- swer incriminate you? A. Yes.
 c. After you left Brooklyn where did you go? A. To Grand Central station and back to Dunel- len.
 Q. Esther was a friend of Mrs Hauptmann? A. Yes.
 c. Did you go to Esther's house on her invitation or on your own inclination? A. On my inclination.
 Q. When you got back to Dun' ellen on March 9, did you see any one you might remember now A. don't think so.
 Wilentz showed book which he said belonged to Carlstrom's s employer, Christiansen.
 c. Do you recognize this as the book in which your employer wrote UAPChcS9s Hs oAS1N this is his but I'm not sure.
 Q. Is this the MT Larson you talked about yesterday?
 A man stood up beside the states table.
 A. Yes. that is MT Larson--Ar- thus Larson.
 Q. You used to live with him?
 o. He worked there tDunellen) didn'the? A. Yes.
 0. He didn't go home to the Bronx each night, did he? A. No.
 Q. He lived in the house with you at Dunelien. then? A. Yes,
 @. And yesterday when you said you were alone you knew he lived there with you? A. He went home week ends. / Q. The truth of 1t Is that you never left Dunneilen' during tho week, did you? A. I never left
 Q. Don't you remember that on the night of March l, you and Larson slept all night in the house at Duneilen. A. No I do not.
 c. If Mir Christiansen's record showed that you and Larson stay ed there in Dunelleh that night, you would believe that, wouldn't you? A. would not.
 Q. Didn't My Christiansen take you back to New York on April 2, 1932? A. I think not,
 c. There Is no reason why MT Christiansen should keep false records IS there? A. No.
 c. You said yesterday that the first time you recognised Haupt- mann's photograph was when you saw a picture of him with MT Reilly? A. Yes.
 c. You say you read the New York JournaiY A. Yes.
 Q. Did you see this picture Sep tcmber 24, the defendant. on the front page? A. No.
 Q. This is the man you saw in the bakery? A. Yes.
 Wllentz turned Carlstrcfn over to Reilly for redirect evamlRa-
 o. tBy Reiily)--when did you go over to Dunellen? A. In Feb-
 q. Now this man Larson who stood up,---you lived with him at Dunellen and in the Bronx? A. Yes.
 O., What were Larson's duties In the house in Dunelien? A. He was to paint inside.
 Q. How long did he paint? A.. About one week, maybe more.
 Q. He was not in charge of the house? A. No.
 e. You said you recognised Hauptmann because he laughed at Q. Tell the jury about the in- eident.
 A. I didn't speak so good. Mrs Hauptmann went over to her huS- band and told him soiHething. He looked up at me and laughed.
 O. Did you go up to him and say anything? A. No.
 Q. You gave an answer q while ago that you didn't want to tell where you were betwsen one and five q. m. on the morning Of March 2, for fear you would iiicrimlDste yourself. Were you with womsn7
 wilsnts took the witness fer re. 0ress g. sYssm'sss.Sn, Ysa %sssn.t with Haup,- mann that nisht7 A; No. ,,S3, q You w were sitting behind
 O. An he turned around end laughed at yqul A.. Yes.
 q, Now you left thls house -uA- pr0tecte61 A. YeA
 Q. You. were there to watch the holsof A. Yes.