The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-02

JOHN IT. CASSIDY from itp
 A. $2000.
 @. What was done with the rest as far as you knowp
 A. Retained by Kelly.
 e. Any part given to Olsen in your presencep
 A. No.
 e. When was the next time you saw KeilyP
 A. In 1897.
 e. Do you remember the month"; A. In the first part of the year, @. What would be your best Judgment as to the month"; A. February.
 e. Your best judgment would be February Where did you see himp A. In the City Hall in Water bury. Tells of Visit
 e. Will you state how you hap- pened to go there9
 A. came as Q result of 0 tele- phone call l received from Tom Kelly asking me to meet him on that particular day in the City Hall, e, You went didn't you9
 A. Yes.
 c. When you arrived there, whom did you seep A, Tom Kelly,
 c. What hoppenedp
 A. I signed 0 check payable to my order, approximately 5000, and this check was turned over to MT, Olsen who came to the office with on envelope containing currency which was turned over to MT. Kelly in return for the check.
 c. Did you get any part of that currencyp
 A. I did,
 e, How much did you getp
 A. $2,000.
 e. After March, did you pay him another visit9
 A. Yes.
 c. When was that, if you know9 A. Either May or June l037 e. Did you go there under the same circumstances detailed here before9
 A. Yes.
 c. While you were there, do you know whether MT, Olsen appeared A, He did.
 c. Will you tell what took plaee9 A. l signed c check which had been prepared payable to my order for approximately $9000; the check turned over to MT. Olsen by MT Kelly who accepted in return for tht check an envelope containing cur reney for which he gave me $2000
 Anyone Else?
 c. Did you see any part of tn, proceeds of the check paid to an! one else while you were there9
 e, Who left the office first-yor Or Olsen?
 A. Olsen.
 c. Now that was what month ir ie37-to your best recollection-May or June. Then did you have any further financial transactions with Kelly after that2
 A. No.
 c. That was the last payment you received from him2
 A. Yes.
 c. You can figure so far as you can the amount of money that fig ured in these various transactions from lo30 down to the last one you just related2
 A. You mean the total I re- ceiyed2
 C. No, the total that figured in the transactions altogether, A. know they were in excess Of $i00, GOO.
 c, How much did you receive al- together2
 A. About $22,000.
 c. Now, as understand you, you don't recall any further payment bee ing made to you since those during June or May l9372
 A, That's correct.
 c. Now, did you hear from Kelly at any time after the transaction you just told us about?
 A. Yes.
 c. When next did you hear from him, if you recall?
 A. saw him two or three times during the balance Of 1887.
 c. You say that you saw him on frequent occasions after the transaction you just told us about? A. Yes.
 c. 1887?
 A. Yes.
 c. State whether or not you heard from him in January, 1888. (Ob- jection raised by Waterhouse-over- ruled).
 A. Yes.
 c. At that time, had there been considerable publicity about the matter in Waterbury?
 (Objection raised by McDonough -overruled.
 A. It had not yet come to my attention.
 Q. Well, about when was it in January 1888 that you heard from Kelly? Objection raised by waterhouse -overruled). A. About the 20th of January. o. 1888?
 A. Yes. o. What, if anthing, did he say to you? (Objection raised by Crawford).
 o. During January, 1888, did vol hear from Olsen, the accused?