0F GIANT POWDER.
1 the ladies at rear Ian llurled Through
“Mr-Id HIM Up III l’lmaul'nrty
More mane—mum n. su‘mmmr-
", In. It Dollerue. 0‘
Woman, 1'... Feb. li.~-'l‘ho “hole
I valley within a radius of forty
_ wll shaken up by a terrible explosion
My looming. it resembled an «eith-
quake em]: in this city. Window-i were
rattled, lamps thrown from the "motels, and
people who were lying down sustained a
hook. noted all thecox otion was
mu. '
About fixty men were employed in the
nth. Four were killed outright. They
m Peter Kisbaugh, George Btuut,01ean
Teetpenddohnllomu'an. Their bulletin-ere
hurled it” feel. The trunk 01 Kishaugb‘s
body was fund haswsmp fully 600 feet
away. One leg and an armweremiming.
Onldllleunfmate mIn’llegswas found
anacoalbeukllllteettrom where the body
by. Btottt'l body was-eon to shoot up into
theairacoupleothundred feet, and was
founded a root lollyards away. llishoad
wssluhlw. Taatsaud lloenneu were also
mated.
Allthelllildlnp near the powder mill wem
mattered, audtwofraiuehonsaenoarhy tum-
bled from their translations The occupants
had a narrow scape with their lives Every
met the tittyormorehuildings thatstood
onthehilkkleabovetheatatlhawaewrecked.
Hen and women ran wildly in all direction;
Sonnetiiat were wounded were helped from
theirdemolished houses to a place of shelter;
children cried, women moaned, men excitedly
looked for mhnilig men, sisters for their broth-
ers, wives for their husbands. mothers for
their sane. Wild contusion prevailed every-
where. Windows were broken in all the
hon-in, thereof! Mac! in some, chimneys
thrown down, In many case-crashing W
» the buildings; doors ’ and partitions were
thrown from their fastening: and hurled
against each other with great force.
The building where the explosion took place
was not a large one,und was used for packing
the powder In cans and preparing it for ship-
ment. The first indication of danger was an
awful Shock, a violent shaking of the ground,
a toppling over of buildings, the flying nt
timbers, iron and other debris, and other mis- ;
silel through the air, a cry of agony from the l
wounded, a shooting for help, all in a minute.
Not a vesfige of the packing house was left.
About forty of the men were injured by full
log walk and flying timbers The names of
themost leriomly injured are: Silas F.1’eters,
Frank Corkens, C. W. Todden. Herbert Roco-
man, Jacob Mowry, Adulu Sizer, G. Miller,
F. K. Schubert, 'W. A. Femitermncher, N. M.
Schobert, John Ebert, Frank Cochran, Eckert
Young, Peter Selliner and Frank Delano.
The powder mills are owned by the Dupont
Powder company and are three in number-
the Big Elephant, the Little Elephant and the
Lower mill. Besides those there are three 1
magazines, a dry house, a soda mill. a gram i
log house, and there was the packing house.
Theseuresituated some distame apart, (0\~
sting altogether a radians of nearly two
miles. The loaswiil beabonttt'lsWOllO it is'
said that the explodon was caused by fric-
tion,a steelmilinthe dipperot one of the
anployes crashiugthe loose powder on the
loa-
Cunuun, run lL—Heury Johnson, of
Belbvugsnd George Pinck'neiy', .1 Toledo,
' wereeschhlowniutoehreds bynitroglycer‘
iaeatBellevue, 0., yuterday morning. The
maiwereworkingona ’ welhaudwentto
the shed forty yardsaway to get nitroglycer-
iuecartrldgea for use. There were nearly
Minnieshed. lit-nun sawdust covered
Mandlncattlugitawaywitb an axes
' wealtmekaudeverthingwent up.
Nearlyallthewlndowsiathetown of Belle
vuawerebroken and the house nearest the
Ihedmevedfrunihfouudation.
Drink, Starvation, Death.‘
Gunman-at, Feb. ll.—-0nthecoun
’h-yroadtoWMamileormoretrmnth—e,
lived Clarence 8. D. Bowen, h'n wile, lda,
, alllfhdrfowehlklmthoehlestfi years of
'.\ .33. Down: ismld tohavebeenashiftlem
(alumwhospmtmolt of his timeindrink-
,iug Mwhile his children begged for
brad. Onllonday night the children called
.iptbaneighors, who Iotmd that \lrs Bowen
luddiedofhungerand expmire. it is sur-
;. In'ledthtlhotriedtokill herself on Sunday
. 'mdagaiuonlionday. 'l'behusbaudwus
hI-ongbthomemndon hearing of his wife‘s
deathwmt hitoaaotherroomaml hanged
hinlldf. Notathingtoeatwas icundlnthe
mandwhiqmsof thenegiect andabuse
bythehmhandandlather were freely circa
bud. All inqmt was held Thursday, and
”startling in its nature was the testimony
that County Solicitor “'nlluce was sent for to
hvestzlgate the case.
Body Snatchers Captured
Wamlu'rou, Feb. 11. —-Last
Mealewweehago about grave robbing,
whn a bodyth had hematolenlroma
names o. m Ionics '
mm ”MIMIC”
M mm
THE ancestor commence was
noses A sneeze.
he Irish Member Claims That no Wee
Pounced Upon Within the Precincts at
Parliament. Which the Police Deny.
Ollhooly's Vain I‘JUorte to Escape.
IIINlNlN, Feb. ll.~-'I'lio arrest of Mr. Jas-
per D. Pyue, the defiant member [or Water-
ford, who was taken to Dublin last night. has
raised a very cerium question, and one whlr it
ought to engage the attention of the house or
eonnwns, though it [iroinhiy will not, since
the aggroved man is not of the party
at the majority,but is 01 the party whose
when-re regarded by the Tories as
mksofthe ,audeumequeatlytalr
puns. Hr Pyue, in saint-"low last even-
ing,hllststhnthehadhtootootbeflep of
thecabwhieh waswlthlntheyseclmtoi the
house whenhewas taken into cumly. lie
stoutly claims that the police had no right
to touch him, andtbe probabilities are that he
is right. When the police laid band upon him
Mr. l’yne struggled deroelyto compo from
theirgnap,hut hissirugglesweroo! no avail.
The police, on the nth-- hand, deny that Mr.
Pyue was within the precincts of parliament
when arrested, and In substantiation of their
statement smart that he was acme distance
from the boundary line of the juridiction of the
hmaud from his cab aswelL When ap-
poached by the callus, they amert, Mr.
Pynemade a dash for his cab,whlch was
standing six feet within the railing boundary
1! the parliamentary precinct, shoutingat the
.metime. “I willnotbearrestedi" Hisat-
tempttoregainhiscabwasa failure,and he
was-aired before he could get inside the rail-
ing. In considering Hr. Pyue's veIsion oi the
aflairmallowancemust be made (or his
confused state of mind, but the affair clearly
demands inquiry on the part oi the houee,to
theend of ascertaining whether the inviola-
bility of its territory has been violated.
Mr. Gilhooiy succeeded in evading the
police and reaching his seat in the house
Whenitwasaecertainedbythepoliccthathe
had eluded than and was temporarily within
the jurisdiction of a power greater than
thuuaalvesthey immediately set to work to
guard every exit from the Westminster
palace to prevent his escape, and the wits of
h'utriends at once became active in the for—
mulation of a scheme whereby he might be
able to outwit the constabulary and hetake
himself to a place of salety. Rumors were
riicthatithadbeenplannedtotakehim
from the terrace into a boat and convey him
down the Thames to u hiding place unknown
even to most of his Home Rule colleagues,
that the circulation of this report led the
police to place a strong guard upon the river.
Mr. Gilhooly was arrested last night the
moment he appeared collide the gates of the
parliamentary grounds He was accompanied
in his exit from the grounds by at least 100
members of parliament, who refused to make
way for the police. The detective-i who were
.' waiting for Mr. Gilhooiy hustled the members
aside, took him into custody and comlucted
lumtoScotlaml Yard. The crowd of mm—
moners followed the oillccrs and their pris-
_ oner, cheering loudly for Ireland and home
rule. The arrest was witnessed by Mr. 1’ -
neli nndothcr prominent members. Mr. Gil-
limly was provided with a couch in the in-
spector's room and made as mmfortablenr
possible.
Cattle Cram-ted.
T1101, N. Y" Feb. ll.~—Ymterday morning
fiebarnand outhomeeon Gideon Weatfall‘e
farm,uearWymntskill, werelmmdtohe on
lira, and were destroyed before the flames
could be extinguished. The tire was the work
ofsnuukuowuinoemllary. Thvnwmsixteen
oowuflvehoru andalarge lot of turning
implement, together with a large amount
ofhay,grainand strawinthebuildingmaud
allwerelnu'ued, entailingaioaotflmo.
Our cotton Export Trade. “9“
Wasmuoroa, Fob. lie-Cotton exptirta
from the United” during January past
aggregated ”Ahab, valued at radon),-
fiw,egahlt bales, valued at $30,010,-
848, in January, 1881. .
ArraudlormAr-ysm‘
Inner, lien. 11—!» Tauplsr, otthe
Britflarury wasnrrestedat Chathsm yo-
terday,lordivulgiug army secrets. lllsar'
resthseeamedgreatexcitemt in military
cireh.
CONDENSED NEWS.
lmthengdonwasconvieud d man-
siaughterintkeseeonddegrea at Catt-Mt,
N. Y.,forkillinghi daughter-Nun's infant
uearllomerlenlay. newer sentenced to
twelveyearl'atAnburn.
Hrs J.Fisltu'obtainedaverdict
«310,000agalnstNew York city for injurin
receivedfromafallcaundbyabrokeupave-
ment. _
Thepope informed Dr. I’Donuell thathe
wouhluha-tlywfltealetterofmcmragemnt
andamrovaltoArchhidIopCoI-rigan.
Itisrepmtedfromklngstou,0ut.,thatau
attempt was medetosteal tbebody d the
late Judge Nabon, of Brooklyn, tram the
cemeteryvaultatlllorven.
District Attorney Buruet, of Cincinnati,
will writeto the attorney general advising
that the indictmmtof Josie Holmes, exchange
clerk oi Harper’s Fidelity hank, be dropped,
hecaueeoihervaluablo eminence as a wit-
paferthegoverument.
Tabulati- buildings in Deerdeld,Wh,
wue'hrmdnmdaynighgwiththevinege
records. lemma”.
Swltehmn Thomas Muldary and John
Baneiwererunoverbystnightcaru
ThuralayuightluChicagoandkilled
Edward A. Deacon,couvicted at Roche.
ter,1l.Y.,ofthemurdarct lraAdaBtone,
hubeenseuteucedtobehangulApriln.
Horses and sleighs yestelday crowed the
liadsouatltyackouicetwofeetthick.
Owingte thehlgh prloeot coal theeord-
woedludflrylna bemrevivedlqunectlo
eut,and large numbers of people havens-
vutedtotheoldfslhiouedwoodm
acuity and
m Mm mom.
llsw Your. rob“. li.--lu the
The chief incident yesterday was the with-
drawalof Panchot from the track about... "
p. In. Bebasnotsignifiedhisre ntfrom
the‘couteet,andhisnameiutill loathe
blackboard. It in aid that he Intelubx, in.
spite 01 a availed knee, to attempt to finish
hie525mlluurdayaad get a place. Nore—
maeand Stroke] are working dearminedly
and bravely, and deserve to get a place.
Tilly, Sullivan and Taylor, the clowns of the
track, are keeping the audience in amusement
and sticking to their work with wonderful
persistence.
Herty‘s 500th mile was the fastest run dur—
luglheday. He did it in 0 Ininutesfil'fl "
eecomis. Justatthattime,7 mp. m., Allen
was finishing his 35th mile amid much up
please. The score at hills. to. was:
Miles. Miles.
Albert... ......Wm Btrokel ............. W
Barty ................ ace Noremac ........... «a
Guerrero”... ......... 4513 Dillon ............... on
"art ................. 4&5 Sullivan ............ it‘ll
Golden..... .. ...475 Vint ................ 313
Moore ............... Mid 'l‘iily.. ”Wall
HUMAN MONSTERS OF THE SEA.
rim oi the Ilmdou'a Crew Killed by
Cruel Treatment.
PIIIanrnu, Feb. 11 ——One 01 the most
astrocious cases of cruelty ever known in the
annalsol theme has been disclosed bythe
finding of a. naval court of inquiry in connec-
tion with the voyage oi the Britidi ship Mace-
don from Philadelphia to Biogo, Japan.
The Macedon left this port on May 19,
1887, incommaadof Je-eW Jmmuter,
andafter a protracted voyage of 218 days
reachedherdeiniuatioaDec. ..J,with her
crew reduced in number by death and the.
ease, "and the survivors halt dazed from the
brutal treatment to which they had been sub
jectedatthehumlsottbe ships oilicen.
The crew were all shipped at Philadelphia.
Five unfortunates succumlpd to the torture
and were thrown overboard. The list of the
dead included Edward Grant, John Miller,
James Armstrong, Alvin Chapel and Eugelo
Binancho. »
0n the arrival of the Macedon at Iliogo,
out of a total surviving complement 0! seven-
teen persons on board, thirteen wore sullering
from scurvy. Charges of gross tyranny were
formulated at lliogo against Clarence N. Cox,
the mate, and Charles F. Beveridgo. the boat-
swain, and a naval court, with James Troup,
British consul, as president, was organized to
investigate the “wmplainln
A HERO OF SEDAN.
lie Would llnve Shot Illa Assailant “are
it Not for His Priestly \‘ovre.
CnIcMm, ‘eb. 11. —~A man wearing a white I
bandage ov or his fuce was a witnom in Judge
Woodman' s court yesterday morning. He
said his name was lienry Iloilmeyer, and:
gave his occupation as that of a night watch-
man. llo claimed that George llillier, who
is also a night watchman, had struck him
with a iondul cane during a quarrel.
In his testimony Ilolfmeyer said that he
would have shot Hillier but for the [act that
beistoheordaineda priest uextweok Hotl-
nIeyer is a graduate of the University of (lot—
tlngcn, in Hanover. lie studied seven years
for the priesthood at Hamburg, and then
entered the German amy. 0n the field of
Gravelotto he was [nomoted (mm the ranks
tobesecmdlieutenant. 11:8..de weal
wounded by a bullet from a Gatling gun, and
lay for four days among 250,000 other bleeding .
men. When Paris surrendered Lieut. Holl-
meyer was detailed there by Gen You Moltke.
During the riots oi the commune be mounted
his horse, but was taken with orrhage
of the lungs, and was an invn d for many
years.
llillier was lined $100.
l'rofltlnglhy Prohibition.
WIL'IIITA, Kan. Feb. 11. —-lnspection oi the
docket of the lately indicted justice of the;
peace, ll alkor, shows upward 0! 1w whisky
prosecutions during six months of the paid
year, of which nothing but the coins (amount
lag in each case to 834) was paid. Each time
County Attorney Jonm moved that the tine
at 3100, prescribed by law, be remitted.
These cases have netted Jones “.000. Not
onedoilarhaabecnpakliuwthe school fund,
and but 8100 to the county Insurer.
Eight Hundred Locked Out.
Barron, Feb. 11.-—'l'he employs at the dil-
ferent branches of the marble working indus
try here have for two months past been
endeavoring to eflect a reduction in the
lougthol theirworkingdaytrcmteutonine
hours, witheighton Saturdays. thewages to
remain at the ten-hour rate. Several weeks
ago the workmen notified their employers of
thisdesire, and nude several other demands
againstthem. Theresultisaloekeut of 80C
marble workers today.
Jennie Lind’a Will.
Lennon, Feb. lL—The will of the late
lime. Goklschmidt (Jenny Lind) ueaths
tobergrandsonthecabinetoiboo
rented to her bytbeilremen of New York.
To her husband she gives theestnte purchased
with the “00,000 settled upon her by Ameri-
can upon her marriage, and legacies are
devised to the universities at Upsala and
Land, Sweden, forthe maintenance or poor
students Her personal property deviant
amounts to £40,030.
Explosion in a Kitchen.
Amos, 0., Feb. 11,—Whlle llrs. W. ll. 1.
New, of Unioutown, twelve mile south at
this city, was getting breakfast yesterday
morning, the kitchen stove exploded, owing
to freezing and raphi heating of water pipes.
Mrs. Nels was buried several feet and shock-
eutlrelycousumedheiore thalamuwerlgot
outlet-control.
Politico In W
Puomurs, 1a., Feb. 11—11: an altirca
wasapromlueutcl aadhxm
, a e
eating ismllycafitlug
Not Guilty of Hitler. ,
Benson.N.Y.,Feh lL—‘lhes-ot It»
ties Jacksm, Mohamed withetb sander- el
”attentivenwssgivmhflahry'fltm-
day-iguana» totem
neon averdlet at not
...... Masquerade Ball
3m m0“. ‘:
Get-mania a'Srcngorbund,
Music Hall/South Norwalk,
TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. 21.
llnslc hy llcluc’s Poll Baud.
unmllmmtlwlt. Grand lsrclistinlh The
lam (around Mir, this seawu. 3P0”. I.
For the Handsome-d Lady's Cutouts,
8m; llsudmmest Gentlemuue (loalumc, $5 for
llw lint ”map of l‘haranler ('ollulae», not love
than M: [Mum Sill: [or secomi heel group ol‘
charmer costumes, .5. impartial judges will
award the crises
A um clans (’ ortumerwlll be It Germaine Hall
3'10“”. Feb 19 and remain until after the hall.
TICKETS. Admitting Gentlemen and LII-1y, $1. ll).
'04me Tieketr, 25.011:
Aunllsalionn tor hurt-e tau I» "will In
”-25
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W at
51'3”)“th the depot
Music Hall, south Norwalk,
Monday it Tuesday, Fob.l::&1-l
Eaton & Benton
Royal Consolidation.
MONSTER CARNIVAL AND COLIBKUM.
SIMULTANEOIJS ACTS PROM Pl'l' TO DONE
W" lost l'ormidable Exhibition overconeen-
in! under the roof 0! any Theatre.
Prices, 25 and 50 Cents.
Woke“ on sale still lloy: s. 50 3
Y. P4 8. C. E.
Railings and Musical:
~A'I‘ THE-
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Monday Evening, Feb. 13,1888.
Miss Susie D Drew. elocntiouirt; bliss Core
3 Brock. so Iano, Prol. Geor'voll. Brock, Tenor;
bliss Daisy fireck. accompan at
Admission, 25 «1s.
Tickets for rule at Pleisthl s DIug Suite. 5’: 3
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Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachments. Pam. NeedlceJlelIa, etc, furnished
General Repairing of all kinds and makes of
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WoIlI done by the day or contract.
Odie loot oi llavilsnd St. on Water. P1). Box (ll?
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Mm! inttnscld exciting drama our written by
“ARLRS (lAlLER. 1'qu
Tl,n piI-coiselcmutly mounted. and a rumor
j mung taster characters has been scam
i roIn the most prominent lights
‘ in the profession.
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lie
’1 o inrnasc the force of this um: I: cut and add lo ’
alien to the play. Noted Scouts of the
Plains. Trapper! and ( 'owhoys have
_ been engaged and a hand or
S Genuine Shawnee Indians 8
including Bucks, Squaw: and I’sppooecs.
5--lll-I;\l"l‘li'l"l. TRAIN!!!) HORSES—«5
Home, Wnlvn‘fi. ICU}.
MAHXIPIUBNT NEW M'ENERY
And Startling: Stage Kilometre liberally intmdnced
j’I-‘ierce llaud-To-Ilsnd Knife Duel on Horseback
Bl’RNlNG 01? BOONS'S LOG CABIN.
'i'neilrcateet and Brandt-rt l'rodacIi-m on limb
"or own Magnificent .‘pori-Il (‘ar being use-d to
carry NM, Norm, Animals. Kit“.
Prices; 35. .50 and 75 Cents.
suite on sale at Pia: smi' 1 Drug Store: Norwalk
and South Norwalk .3
LYCEUM THEATRE,
N 19‘" 'YORIi .
i 23d St. and FOURTH AVE.
‘ DANIEL ”OHMAN - -
anon" 8.15.
Manager
lineup" Marina 2.
The Regular Dramatic Season
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A New Play ”1).de alll‘ II. C. Dellillo
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IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPANIES A'l‘
Real is n Exclusions,
45 & 47 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Houses and Lots.
Elmer-Ind Avenue, Lot 80: 210, House 40x30, 14 Rooms with Liento,
Modern Improvements, Carriage House and Stable, Good Garden, $8,500
Eimwmd Avenue, Lot 60x200, house quite new, 8,300
Nurlll Mom Str 6' u, p min- tln l. ckwood place, modern improvements, 9,000
II ., I. .. I. u u 7’5“)
Woodward AI rune . . 2,200. Springwoocl, 2,500
Day Stro-rl, » 3, 000
thouI-n Strr «l. time “HUME, I...» -ctiv«-ly, $1, 800, $4,000 and 4, W0
Spring Street, tau lltllrt‘l'l. respectively. $2,200, double house, 4, NO
Haviland Street. goml house and burn, 4.500
Turnpike. good house and out. buildings, lot 74:250. 2,“)0
Concord Street, $2,000. West Street, 2,!!10
Taylor Avenue. good house and ham, 3,000
Chapel Street, commodioue and well built house, good carriage house and
stable, grounds spacious unit well shaded, a charming view of Long
Island Sound from piazza, 15,000
South Main and Raymond Streets lots 05:150, house 17 rooms, good
burn, all' In good condition. 0.00
South Main Street, about 5 acres, good house and burn. possession
c an be bad at once 0,500
Concord and Spring Streets, row of tenement. 4.000
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u I I I n g L ots.
West Street. . ' “.500. 02.250
Summit Street, from $500 to 700
Elmwood Avenue and Bayview Avenue, $090 to 1,000
Golden Hill Street and Bsyview Avenue (corner) $1,000 and 1,510
Taylor Avenue. . $250 to 800
South Main Street, $400. North Main Street. 2,“)0
Meadow Street, $500. Cross Street, a»
Low Street. $500. Pine Street. 000
Rntnn llill road? acre lot,
Spying Sim-It, $450 to $000
East N orwal k.
Osborn Avenue. mansion and cottage. two acres. $7,500
College Avenue and Hoyt Street $2,300. Henry Street, ,
Second Avenue. $1, 500, $2,000. Cove Street 2.800
Van Zant Avenue, 2,
West Norwalk. \v
House and Burn, ten acres of 13nd,,
House and Burn, one am ,$850. House and Burn, two acres. 1,350
_ N o rwal k.
Lot on Pudding Lane, $1,000
Lot on Elm 31.2.5“)
Middle Five Mile River.
llouee, ll stories and attic. 7 rooms, 2! acres, roomy_b.1ru. lots of good fruit,
property In excellent condition.
Darien.
Farm of 40 heron: houses. large barn. well adapted for dairy or market
gardening or both: 20 minutes drive to South Norwalk, 10 minutes
walk to Row nylon depot.
'l‘wo pleasant residences within a abort distance of Darien depot, one of 10
acres. stream of water "inning through it, house,“ it rooms, modern
improvements. barn. ice house. &c., grounds and improvements in
good condition.
One of 1 acre. good house and on. buildings
’ Farms.
Near the city with comfortable houses on them in quantity from 15 me
am Prices from $5,000 to $18,000
Cranberry Plains.
Five and one hell acres. house 20:28. 8 rooms. new barn, with stalls
and room for carriages, garden and a good verity 01 Fruit.
WPeIaous lookio “5h [or Building Sites or improved Property for imminent
or their own use. shoal eynot see in the list anything to suit, are invited to call
and make known what they would like, an we may have something not pm that
will prove just what they wish.
Payments on meat of the above listed prop-
erty will he Maude easy.
Rubber ,, Stamps. -
Ordeis received on the Bridgeport Rubber Bump Company. 'Bamplee on ex-
hibition st rooms.
DREW. liOlt'l'GAGm, RELEASES sud WORKER“ of NORTON”
carefully drawn. and titles to real property searched.
AOKOWLEDGIENTS TAKEN. (Notary Public.)
LOANS NEGOTIATED AND MONEY INVFBTED in sale and reliable
‘seeurltlee.
EUROPEAN PASPORT8 OBTAINED.
AWIS for New York papers receivedaud promptly am I)
83.300
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