The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-28

 melio, Piola Damelio, MarcIano Calo, Aida Gorina, Rebecca Sum mo. Estelia DcBonis, Crestina Moggio, Giuseppino pa m e ] 10 Maria Cocchiola, Emilia Petit, An. geia Caldairone, Gesonina Petronto. Aneela Valenta, Raffaelo DiBlasio. Maria DiBlasio, Filomena Dantino, Clara Cicchetti, Giovannina Genua and Eresino DiBenedicts. billions in Reichmarks. Defense counsel Reilly protested against laughter among the spec tators when Hauptmann mentioned the billions he mad in imitation.
 You are quite right. Mir Reilly" Justice Trenchard said.
 "I want the officers to suppress any such demonstrations. That's all 1 can do except ad- journ the court and clear the room, MT Reilly" Justice Trenchard said.
 That's not necessary" Reilly re- piled.
 Q. Now you don't mean you had billions in Germany do you? You think that's joke? A. No, had very little.
 c. How much did you have there? A. About S100.
 Q. Did she (Mrs Hauptmann) hide any money on you? A. l don't know.
 Q. DO you think she did? A. We'll everybody has their secrets.
 c. Well, do you think she did A. No.
 Mrs Hauptmann smiled when Wilentz asked Hauptmann whether t.s Ht him. She dropped her eyes and twisted her wedding ring.
 c. Now when you put $49.50 in wages in your book is that general or exact? A. always put in everything except the extra money.
 Q. Now you stopped these en- tries when the Lindbergh baby was born? A. don't know.
 Wilentz brought from the wit ness an submission that some of his extra work done in 1890 had been recorded.
 c. You didn't hide this extra work from your wife? A. No.
 Q. Now that's the end of the accounts-July 1880? A. Yes.
 c. You then transferred all your accounts to this other book? A. Yes.
 Wilentz showed the small black book again. The prisoner said his pencil figures in the grey book were transferred to this book in ink.
 c. Take look at this ID" in Deutschland? Now look at this ID" in the disputed writings? A. They are different.
 o. Now you SC the "x'' in Alexander Begg?,
 c. He's the man you had the accident with? A. Yes.
 Q. Does 1t look like this 'X'. Gone of the 'X's' in the Hauptmann whiting. A. It looks a little differ- .ent.
 Hauptmann denied that any let- ters or words in his account corres- bonded with the script in the ran som notes.
 Q. In May 1882 you had ss5oo at home?
 A. Yes, I guess a little bit more.
 Q. l believe you did say about s4,OOo?
 A. Yes.
 c. You lost mopey in the stock market up until April 1882, didn't you?
 c. Your broker called for STA margin. Where did you get it. You didn't get it out of the $4,000 in the trunk did you?
 A. No.
 Q. The reason you didn't get the money out of the trunk Is that you didn't have any money in the trunk?
 A. I never touched the money in the trunk.
 Q. You didn't use the mortgage because Anna wouldn't let yop?
 A. That's right.
 c. You weren't such good stock market operator?
 A. When you first go into the market you don't do so good. Q. And when you, first built Q ladder you don't do 50 good either?
 A. l didn't build ladder. Q. Were you Q mechanic in Germany?
 A. No.
 Q.Then you never saw the inter- locking circles on the Krupp plant?
 Q. On Dec. ?, 1881 two months before the Lindbergh child was kidnapped didn't you get this tele- gram; did you sign for 1t? A. l don't remember. Q. Not only q telegram but a registered letter too? A. got couple of them. c. Read that telegram? A. Having no response to our previous communications we in- form you we are going to liquidate your account"
 c. As matter of fact in 1881 you were running. low on money?
 A. Yes.
 q, You lost money in the mar ket?
 A. Yes, lost. O. You took Anna's thou sand, your own and ran down thousands until the brokers had to ask you for STA at the end of De-
 A. don't know how much. c. You were losing Anna's money, but yours was in the trunk? A. It was our money. c. Did you tell Mrs HauptmaTn when she came back from Ger many you couldn't live with her
 A. (shouted) Do you know that you are talking about? You are talking of my wife. Q. Didn't you tell this to Mir. Brett? A. No. O. When Fisch gave you this shoe box. he told you to keep It in Q dry, safe box?.A. Yes. c. Exactly how much money was in that box? A. I didn't count 1t.
 o. You don't know how much was in there, do you--not within hundreds of dollars? A. I say $14,800.
 Q. You didn't count 1t. and the reason you didn't count 1t was that you knew how much there was? A. No.
 c. For two weeks you left that money around without counting 1t, - x l.a !