The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-21

r. J. MCfdUQeIl, UIle-IlIIle pIColOClI of the board of aldermen, was MT. McFadden'S father.
 Hanigan Recalled
 Another witness on recall was Harry Hanigan, vice-secretary of the Diamond Ginger Ale Company, which is another interest of MT Leary's. Before assuming that posi- tion, however, MT. z1anigan was salesman for a New York concern which sold jackhammers and other supplies to the city.
 Donate Pietroria of Bristol, oper- ator of grill in that city, is be- ginning to be familiar figure at the jury floor. He made his third appearance in as many consecutive days this morning, and from all in- dications, has failed to grace the sacred room used by the jury.
 BOrgnais Is Mystery
 The mystery of the disappearance of Enoch Borgnais, auditor for the Kingsley Company remained as deep as ever today. His wife in- sists that he has left the country on foreign cruise for his health She refuses to tell detectives or re- porters what country he has gone to, insisting that she wants him leO alone. A Hartford paper reports that a check of steamship passage lists fails to disclose the name of Borgnais, and that no passport has been issued to him.
 In her Hollis, L. I. home, Mrs Borgnais said that a doctor ordered her husband to make the trip De- tective Edward J. Hickey was in New York Monday and Tuesday of this week looking for MT. Borgnais. While there he also subpoenaed all the witnesses who appeared yester- day.
 Principal Witness
 George B. Browning, president of George B. Browning, Inc, utilities investigator, of New York, was un- doubtedly the principal witness of yesterday afternoons session of the jury. He and John s. Johnston, of the Electric Steam Sterilizer Com pany, another New Yorker were the only witnesses quizzed, and John ston was excused early in the after noon.
 Two other New Workers, George H. Kingsley and William Murray executives of the auditing concern of George H. Kingsley and Com pany, went back to New York at noon-time, after having testified in the morning session. They were accompanied by accountant War ren M. Brown of the Alcorn staff, however, and there is reason to be- lieve that Brown will return with records and reports of local audits which are on file in the concerns New York offices.
 Had His Attorneys
 Browning, a slight, fidgety indi- vidual, was accompanied by two New York utilities attorneys when he appeared yesterday. One of them, Attorney Philip Slavittz, a former New Haven man, said that Browning was hired by the city in 1930 to conduct survey which was expected to lop $8Oo,000 from the city's utilities rates.
 A report was submitted to the city in 1882 by Browning, according to Slavittz, and he received check for $4,200 from the city in June 1882,
 Interesting Tale The interesting story told by Sla- vittz, however, was that Browning was affiliated with Attorney Ed ward G. Levy of New Haven, who received Hess than $100,000" from the city, also for utilities survey A check for $8,631 was issued tc Levy at the same time Browning received his $4,200.
 Attorney Levy was witness be- ,, fore the jury March 16, IT, g, anc B and 29. He has not been seen here since March 29, but on that day when he appeared he was &C., companied by Attorney William J Hadden of West Haven. It is be- lieved that Hadden has been re- tained by Levy to defend him irl any possible developments of the jury.