The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-10
fight. MT ReillY.n

("You're right, MT Reilly"
 There was, too, a disposition on his part to prove to the court room fans that he was a man of exten- sive knowledge. Particularly re- garding all forms of athletics.
 He didn't try to "correct Mir Rcilly's English" as often as he did when the Brooklyn lawyers questions began to fiuster him late yesterday afternoon.
 c. Have you seen that note since? A. No sir. Reilly asked the prosecution for the note. It was found after sev- eral minutes search. Q. Did you ever buy any of these? (Holding up sleeping suit) A. No, I didn't. c. When your children were growing up you didn't buy any? A. No, that's the woman's work.
 Jafsie asked to be allowed to examine the sleeping suit, and court halted for two minutes while he did 1t.
 Q. You didn't put any mark on this suit, doctor? A. No. c. No marks on 1t, yet you rec ognize 1t after almost three years? A. Yes.
 The interest Hauptmann display ed in the proceedings of the past two days seemed to have died down, and while he listened to all the testimony, there was consid- erable apathy in his appearance, and he was slumping in his seat. Q. You left 1t on the piano for the colonel? A. Yes. Q. Did he take the suits, the letters, the wrapping paper away with him? A. Yes. Q.,After obtaining the suit and the letters, you received another known as state exhibits 6 and 6? Condon was handed the note which he read carefully. A. I received that letter with the signature on 1t. Q. After receiving this letter what did you do? A. I consulted with Colonel Breckinridge in my home.
 Condon was shown another letter which he said he received around April l, 1882.
 c. You know the letter said Have the money ready Satur- day?" A. Yes.
 Reilly read the note stressing each i've" that appeared in the note.
 Q. On Saturday, April 2, the ransom money was brought to your house? A. Yes. c. How many persons, out side your little group, knew about this letter? A. No one, so far as I know.
 c. Did the papers know it's contents? A. Not 50 far as I know.
 Q. Who made the box the money was put in? A. planned the making of the box. c. But letter from the kid- napers instructed how to make the box. They drew a diagram ? A. Right.
 Q. Then you didn't plan the box? A. Not in that sense. c. Who made the box? A. A wood carver on Webster avenue.
 c. Whats his name? (shouted). A. don't recall.
 c. Whats his name? (shouted) A. Don't shout, I can hear you very plainly. I'm not deaf.
 c. You had the box made ac. cording to orders? A. Yes. | c. Whose orders-the chief'e? A. Colonel Lindbergh.
 c. You remembered everything else about the case. Why don't you remember the name Of the man who made the box? A. It didn't seem important at the time.
 c. How much did the box cost A. About $3.25.
 c. Did you get receipt A. I nevcer get receipts.
 c. What was 1t made of? A. Il was made of white wood. The wooC was in layers--five ply wod.
 c. How thick were the sides A. X to x inches.
 c. How long was it? A. Six bj seven by IA inches.
 c. The box was used to paSi the moncy--if the money Wal passed? A. Yes.
 c. Where is the box now? A don't know but can find out. c. Did you take the box tha night under your arm? A. No sir Colonel Lindbergh carried 1t.
 c. You gave the money to tho kidnaper7 A. Yes.
 c. He was down on his knee, stufiing money from the box into his pocket? A. Yes, some of tho money.
 c. Did you take the box away after he took the money? A. No he left some of the money in tho box.
 c. Did you ever so back tt hunt for the box? A. Yes, severa times.
 Jafsie appeared little confused about the box itself. He hat looked for 1t and couldn't find 1t but then told the crossexaminel that he could find it for him.
 Jafsie appeared relieved at tho short recess, and drank copioui draughts of water as he chatte( with his friends around the prose cution table.
 c. I understood you to say vol accompanied Colonel Lindbergh 1T q plane from Bridgeport A. T. where?
 c. off the Maine coast? A That is correct. . c. When was that7 A. April 2 II c. Did you fly all dsyY A. No