Preceding Judge Hanna were Rev. D.A. Easton and Rev. L.P. Norcross, both of whom had formerly been Congregational clergymen.

Yours lovingly, LANSON P. NORCROSS.

HENRY NORCROSS MUNN, New York City.

Mr. Charles Norcross purchased the house with all its appurtenances.

Mr. Norcross, who purchased the Clinton estate, was a man of a low sordid mind not at all calculated to appreciate the elegance of his domicile.

It was only Mr. Norcross the store-keeper, and they had many steps to climb before they could reach that position in society they were so desirous of attaining.

Mrs. Norcross was a large coarse woman, with red hair, light blue eyes, and freckled face, but with a good humored expression of countenance.

Mr. Norcross, failing from his former premises, to reach the station he wished in society, was about returning to Philadelphia, and Henry Lorton, who in reality was a very wealthy man, had purchased it, unbeknown to any one.

Illus. by Grace Norcross.

Grace Norcross, illustrator.

NORCROSS, GRACE, illus.

NORCROSS, KATHERINE BROOKS. Worthwhile monologues and readings.

Katherine Brooks Norcross (A); 28Dec59; R247963. NORDHOFF, CHARLES.

SEE Norcross, Elizabeth Gordon.

SEE Norcross, Elizabeth Gordon.

NORCROSS, GRACE. Holidays and every days.

by Grace Norcross. © 25Jan28; A1069133.

SEE Norcross, Elizabeth Gordon.

NORCROSS, ELIZABETH GORDON.

Elizabeth Gordon Norcross & Dorothy Ducas (A); 23Feb65; R355857.

SEE Norcross, Elizabeth Gordon.

SEE Norcross, Elizabeth Gordon.

Pictures by Grace Norcross.

NORCROSS, GRACE. Holidays and every days.

This compartment contained six Norcross-Brail engines, each capable of developing 1,150 H.P.