The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-03
PROSECUTOR WILL
 NOT ARREST MAN
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 was stolen, and April 2, 1882, when the ransom was paid.
 Rumors have been circulating that Wendell was trying to purchase a still about that time and that he conferred with Dougherty.
 Dougherty arrived as Wilentz was drawing up legal opinion for Prin- cipal Keeper Mark O. Kimberling of Trenton state prison on whether Bruno Richard Hauptmann should be executed tonight.
 In such opinions 1t is customary to state the reasons why the prin- cipal keeper should proceed with the execution or postpone it.
 The assumption was that Wilentz was preparing to tell Kimberling to electrocute Hauptmann tonight, citing Dougherty's alibis for Wendell as one good reason.
 c. Lloyd Fisher, Hauptmann's Remington lawyer, arrived in Tren- ton in mid-afternoon and in 8 state ment to newspapermen criticized the theory that Hauptmann can be executed tonight while Wendell still is in jail accused of the murder.
 Fisher said he would visit Haupt- mann later.
 Freeman with Wilentz
 Trenton, N. J., April 3-(UP)- Allyne Freeman, foreman of the Mercer county grand jury, conferred with Attorney General David T. Will entz today on the Paul H. Wendell case.
 Freeman refused to say whether he had been summoned or appeared voluntarily.
 Wilentz, at the time, was confer ring with his assistants on legal opinion which he will give later to Principal Keeper Mark O. Kimber- ling of Trenton state prison on whether Bruno Richard Hauptmann shall be executed tonight.
 Asked whether the Wendell inves- tigation discontinued by the Mercer county grand jury last midnight could be reopened, Freeman indi- cated he believed it could. He did not announce that the jury had any such intention, however.
 Freeman said he had received no orders from the grand jury to re- quest Kimberling to delay the execu- tion again.
 Freeman, middle-aged insurance agent, was extremely cautious in his comment on the case.
 The most I can say" he told newsmen, "is that when we meet next Tuesday we will take up reg ular business so far as I know"
 T don't know whether the case is closed or not" he said.
 He reported that the stenographic notes of the present grand jury would be destroyed when it adjourns in May.
 New Dr. COndOn Story
 NorWalk, Conn, April 3.-(UP)- Mrs. Daniel Hermann, operator ot Q rooming house where Isadoi Fisch and companion lived after the Lindbergh Kidnapping, Wal quoted by the South NorWalk Sen tinel today as having told investi. gators of Gov. Harold c. Hoffman that man who looked very much like Dr. Condon," visited Fisch al her place on two occasions in 1892
 He looked like Dr. Condon," Mrs Hermann said, according to the newspaper. He was only here fol short time but the more we recal his face and build the more wt recall we are right"
 The stranger, she said, described as "Dr. Goodman" and on one of his visits wrote her a prescrip- tion for cold, which she had filled at a drugstore.
 The handwriting on the prescrip- ton, she said was compared witt exhibits of the Hauptmann trial.
 She said Dr. Goodman appeared to have been polished gentle. man." who resembled the Bron, school teacher, and that his first visit was on July 24, 1892.
 She added he acted mysterious ly," and that she "knew Dr. Good man was not his right name
 FiSch, She told the Sentinel, hac offered to sell her gold backs" fol sixty cents on the dollar" relating he had q friend who had the cur rency and wished to be rid of it.
 She did not see the money shC said.
 Frau IIauptmann Hopes
 kamenz, Germany, April SUP Frau Hauptmann. mother of Bruno Richard. sat in front of the window of her cottage today. darn Ing socks and trying hard to keen her mind from her sons impending electrocution..
 work IS necessary at all times even alarming socks she said. "It is good to have something to do to prevent my thoughts from coming too often. still hope. If those Americans knew Richard was guilty why did they already postpone the executionp That shows they are not clear in their minds cannot bee lieye SO great a people could have SO little heart and sG little cOn- siderati0D for poor. needy old mother here as 10 kili my innocent son"
 shs said She probably would