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ner yee two men porking for’ ‘them, ‘one of shom te ‘an n elderly many * posaibly the. “tathe “of Roscoe Babcock, ‘as hé-makea his hone with, Badcock on Mein Strest, ‘ands: “that. he is not certain as fo. the name: pf the fourth’ pst arty, but be Reltevea.; she ‘possibly hes heard the name of Citchell} that-he believes that both ¥"s ~ “Babcock and Cady have ehildrens., that he does not know any of the. members on 2of the family ‘and he is not. personally acquainted | with either Cady. or. a ran “Babcock; that he thinks they : ‘tame fron Canisteo,- ‘New York, to eroy, ‘and “thet eh “3 at Canisteo they were engaged in a collection ‘agency. * Houston stated that: _ Rockwell Comfort, now employed in the Leroy National Bank, formerly ‘resided at Canisteo and might be in a position to furnish information concerning: % ho cady and Baboock, Houston said that Cady and Babcock rent offices from Re : Ge Milliman, Leroy, and that Paul Boylan, an attorney, has offices on ‘she. Bre same floor with Cady and ‘Babcock, and that Confort, B11 iman and Boylan | aré. . ‘absolutely. “reliable. asked about the neighbors’of Cady; ‘Houston said that, ; ie _ ' irs. Margaret Fogarty, a hair dresser, resides on one side of the Cady house,’ end Mre< BE. G. Seyffert, a milliner, resides on the other side; that while - wre. Yogarty is, he believes somewhat inclined to be a gossip, he does not.” “believe that Lire. Seyffert has this weakdss,’ and thet she ean bé~ ‘trasteds” al _ however that either Cady.or Babcock, or one member of the firm {he does... not know them nee he. believes. to ve. ebout the Bite of Geletas,. and ‘that e ; wet os - Lao Be ‘Mooney is ‘the’ mail cartier who aetlsesd ati i to the: ‘ptf ice of caay and Babcock, and to the residence of Cady, 20 Lake. “Streets He stated that eince he was interviewed by Agent Doherty, he’ ae SSE hes made sane observations, both in the office and at the residence of: ) =. 2%" : Cady, and has kept a watch on all mail going to the firm and to the residence. ‘< of Cady; that on January 17, 1934, he saw a letter for Mre. L. H. Cady with: “2; @ return address of Hi McFadden, ‘Arlington Hotel, 460 Ellis ‘Street, Sati * eke -, ‘Frenoiseo, Californias Mooney said that he does not know all membera of- ¢, the firm of Cady ‘and Babcock, but when show a photograph of Galatas, he. ‘ but” that, he’ telicved there’ ‘was a may «| ‘gotinected with ‘the firm “eho” ‘wag about: “the ‘siza of Galatea and who had’ pome gray hair; thet he hes ‘seen po 8 “etrangers at the residence ot. Caty, but thst, he has eeen a may round: ‘the - 2 -f otttes and he believes his name ‘to be Gitchell, whose description he was: = uneble to furnish: He stated that. “Cady drives a Packard sedan with &: “d at *” New York 1933 license number £95578, © Mooney ‘stated that there is steno i)" grapher in the office of Cady and Babcock and he believes her name , is Ma eee Nicholson and that she came to Leroy with Cady and Babcock s ws, . ae eS | oS Looney stated that he has seen an elderly woman at “the hone of Cady and that he is inclined to think that she is blind. ' “ A cover waa placed on the mail of the catys and on ure. veradden, the mother of Mrs. Cady whose Aentity was oubsequently established