The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-02

c. In what part of the city hallp A, Mayors office.
 e, And how did you happen 10 go therep
 A, I would 90 there approximate ly once . month or once every five weeks during this entire interval, @, On this particular occasion that you spoke of, do you recall whether you went on your own init- ativep I A, do not know of any particu- lar occasion,
 e, What want to know iA who told you to go to the city hall at this particular time that you speak of,
 A. I went to the city hall some- time during the first three months of 1886 to keep an appointment.
 Called By Phone
 e. How was that appointment madep
 A, He telephoned me at New Haven.
 e, Right, As Q result of this tel- ephone call, did you go to the city hallp
 A. Yes.
 e, When you got there, did you go to the mayors officer
 A. Yes.
 c, And Kelly was therep A. Yes, he was.
 e, What took place at that timep A. He had Q check drawn to my order which he asked me to sign. @, And what bank would you res call, was that drawn on9
 A. do not recall the full name. It began with Citizens.
 O, Then the other checks you previously received were drawn on the Citizens, do you reoallp A. They were oil drawn on Cit- izens,
 e.. What was the face of this cheek9
 A, To the best of my recollection, slightly over $e000.
 Q, Did you endorse the cheekp A. Yes.
 @, Then what was done with it9 A. MT. Kelly picked 1t up and turned 1t over to MT. Olsen who came to the office e few moments later.
 e. How long was 1t after you ar- rived that MT, Olsen came to the otfiee2
 A, Within 0 half hour.
 e, Do you know whether there was any call for him while you were thereq
 A. I don't remember the specific occasion, Only once did I hear MT. Kelly telephone MT. Olsen.
 e, Now, as I understand you, he came within Q half hour after you arrived, Is that eorrectp
 A. Yes.
 Q, What If anything did he bring with him2
 A, An envelope containing cur- rency,
 e, What was done with the cur- reney9
 A. Turned the envelope over to Kelly took the check and left. e. Before he left, was anything done with the money2
 A. No.
 c, You got your part of itp A, I did.
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 c, How much did you get9 A. s2o0o,
 e. What was the next time you saw Kelly-When you had 0 finan- eial meeting9
 A. Several months later in the same year.
 c. Do you remember what month 1t was9
 A. No, I don't.
 c. Could you fix 1t by the season of the year2
 A. Well, believe 1t was in July, e, You believe 1t was in Julyp A. Yes.
 Q. All right. How did you happen to go to Waterbury on that oc- easion2
 A. went to keep an appoint ment with MT. Kelly.
 e. And how was that appoint ment made?
 A. He had telephoned me the day before or so.
 c. When you got to the city hall, where did you gop
 A.. l went to the mayors office, e. Whom did you see2
 A. Tom Kelly.
 c. While you were there, did you see Olsen, the accused, again9 A. Yes.
 c. Whether he was there when you arrived, or wasn't he2
 A. don't recall If he was there when arrived. I saw him before I left.
 e. Whether or not there was Q check figured in that transaction? A. There was.
 e. What was the check? A. It was a city check payable to my order to approximately $9000. Q. And what was done with it9 A. l endorsed 1t, Kelly took 1t and turned 1t over to Olsen.
 c. Whether or not Olsen gave him anything in exchange for it? A. Yes. He gave him an envelope containing currency.
 c. Out of that currency Olsen brought there, did you receive any part of itp
 A. Yes.
 Given Share
 c. How much did you receive from 1t?
 A. $2000.
 c. Did you see any part of 1t given to Olsen?
 A. No, did not.
 c. Who left the office first--be- tween you and Olsen?
 A. Olsen.
 o. That would be to your best recollection that that was in July 1886. Is that correct?
 A. Yes.
 c. Did you have any further fi- nancial dealings with Kelly during that year?
 A. Yes.
 e. When?
 A. Later in the year.
 e. Can you fix the month ap-