“‘"pI‘onaes to Sell liquor and beer is Ii
. . ‘ ; I . IS WATERPROOF
THAT Is THE WALKOVER STORM SHOE.
‘ Sold only by
D. Lyon 8- Co.
7 go WASHINGTON STREET.
‘ YOUR SHOES POLISHED FREE OF CHARGE.
sun- PAYS To TRADE”
T HOUSTON’ S.
THE
CUT PRICE SALE
GOES MERRILY ON
The immense business done by us Saturday. notwithstanding
‘ the disagreeable and stormy weather. once again demonstrated the
fact that the ladies of Bridgeport know and appreciate genuine
bargains when offered them.
UNTIL ENTIRELY SOLD
You can buy any Fur Garment or Scarf or Cloth Garment at
from one-third to one~hali former prices.
‘ REMEMBER.
This makes anything purchased now a saving of from 33 to 50
per cent. in other words. is a gilt- edged investment for years to
come. Don’t neglect this opportunity—‘ ‘You can't afford to.’
HOUSTON’ S, 1105 Main Street, Bridgeport.
l3“ Car tare on $5.00 purchases or over.
NEW t‘ANAAN. (Joan. January l5'"
I? i
lit’ll'l
ii I . t
‘. l
Justice 0,. Dui'l‘ Nichols was taken to
i“\ I” the county jail in Bridgeport. today.
(
v
‘
DUFF NICHOLS OUT OF JAIL.
Secured Required Bond of $5,000 and
Came to South Norwaik.
Ito awailt the action of the Superior
Court on the charge against him of ata-
tenrpting to kill lI‘rank Clark. He was
removed from the town quietly. in def-
erence to his wish to avoid observation
the officer led him from the jail
through the opera house to a door at
.thc rear, where they entered a carriage
and were driven to South Norwalk. At
"""“"|' Ul'l'lI -
[1mm (\thth “\lililll Ii 't.lie latter city they boarded a train tor
Bridgeport.
l ' George Nichols. the son, has not yet
["“mu lllllllll\\lilllll\ i-II-III‘eIl bonds. and there is now u
N“, 'doubt as to whether he will be able to
do so. The men whom he relied upon
yesterday to furnish bIIil have declar-
eIl themselves unable to do no. lie is
still in tho jail here but it‘ bondsrncn
.are not secured by tomorrow III- will
he takIlI to liI‘ngepoi‘t
..
l’rrirl‘relrl Milli IiIIIl l.IIrIItiIIII lit-
rlrirrrl ”Suitable
William C. KiliSI‘lltI has won III the
great fight to lit‘Pli him from selling
Him in Fair'sfieltl business (t.‘lli“ Itrc
arguments in the Donaldson appear
fro‘lu the decision ot’ tlII: t‘ouu‘Iy (Jour-
misslonern‘ in granting l\IrIscl|II a ll-
cenSe were tinisticd yesterday :it‘tcr-
noon at 1 o'clock. .IIIIlac Robinson
immediately announced his decision
from the bench. llc ruled that lxinr
soils was a suitabl-I person to have tl
license and tirat. his place where he
CARPENTERS ELECT OFFICERS.
Local i'uion, No. TN. United liroth
ci‘liood of thirncrrtcrs‘ and JoincrI-‘I‘ o
America met last niu'It in the Sonvot
3'l‘cniperaiicc Hall. in the (lazem-
building and elecicd these otllccrs:
l’rcsidcnt— A. ll Buttery.
Vice-l'resiIlPIIt—Ilh ll. \i'trterbury.
I
uitahle place. in giving this III-cis-
n the. court sustains the position or
Abe County Commissioners who IleIIidI
,. I Recording Sl‘t‘lt‘tal'VI \\-’. H. HIIII
., find, after full hearing. that luusclla ards.
and his place \veI-c “suitaldc‘ to car I “mud“! 3”,...“le “I. A Kellogg.
r)“ on the liquor business in the lllt‘illh I 'l‘l'("aHlll't‘l’-HE. (‘. “1”“,an
ingot“ the law. 'l‘lris'decisiou about 2| (Immmmp,w. A, Pryor.
ends the long tight wlrrclr lh'. William \\Im.m,n__l.l 1C. Master.
H. Donaldson and Attorncy llricoii
Wakoman have waved against lxins'ci»
la in various forms.
The County Conrrnrssiouci‘s I‘i‘l‘ll‘n‘t‘Il
to't'enow the liccnsc in‘ tlic liI'III-ken
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
\\';\l.i. H'l‘lil-Ili’l‘, lllzlll a. m. Many
leading stocks recovered a fraction of
lace so KinseII-i aleiI-Il t'or ‘ h yesterday's loss- and in the opening:
I:ehs- in the bull‘din Iwhich he ‘ftlllit- ltransactions, N0“ “Ml (.‘cntral rose
t g 1‘. and BluI-ose in. On the other
erly used for his drug business. l-sII l
opponents liltitlt‘ tl Sll'llllL‘. I‘l‘llllHl-
stranoe on the ground that thc place
was not suitable. hilt the commission
ear; found that it was and the license
was issued. The appeal followed with
the result as above.
hand many stocks Showed IontinuIIi
ldepression. but the liltiet‘h‘ were. fiac
l tionirl
WALL S'l‘ltlvlld’l‘. 1 p. m.——i’riI-IIS
slipped off again on It very dull market
land People's Gas broke three points
|to near tilt. Reactions of a point or
Imorc Ivcie made in Sugar. New York
It‘. entruly the loral traItiorIs and some
Members Secured Today and Tour of lll‘tls important stocks
lnsoection Made. 3 TODAV s QUOTAT'ONS' ,
»NEW YORK. January lI'I—Cororrer-i ""1"”‘5 m”. private wire Pf h; A
Scholar selected a jury today to inves— 1%()lllll(‘.’(ftltll‘lnlSHaltlll broker. Ewart). &
Hate the Wreck in the N. \v York Corr 1 orbett I; block booth Norwalk.
JyRY TO iNVESTlGATE WRECK.
trul tunnel on January II‘ which result 99"" ‘iellgh Low {1'30
Edda Ithe death of seventeen persona. Am. CUDllt‘l‘. 31's 09 fine b8‘m
‘AI soon as the jury was secured its locomotive. "{3}? ‘3‘” 30:4 31‘
.IImenibem and the coroner matte a trip Am. 5‘ ‘3' “1" 1,1,5!" I“ “8 " 1331A
at. inspection through the tunnel. The Pres“ (. i“ N. :9‘7’ , , _, , .5
Inquest will begin tomorrow. “CHEW“ ‘1’"? 721/2 “’1’? 75.4.“
”w iAtclilson ptII., ili‘,’2‘ 91:1. 971/; 97hr
{Wit 8; Ohio, Hill/2 it)? IOU/3 1013-3
51'0”?" Good Chance 10' ,IIkaI II Ina. am Iran 63%
Store Iii way Some Blank cIm South ten. Ire-I». save sea
”330k; ,- ;- ,- ; ,- ; ; _- ("en. Ol'N .II. 190 _ ‘ 1991’
~ A big job jtl~i Iainc in and anothI lL‘hes. & Sum:- 45'“ 4%,: 4w“ "1).“
int coming. PrlIeS to parable on L.“ M 5‘ b" I,“ “31,, “3"“ 12.], 13...?
Lblflnk hook P.8d”. tChl R. l & i . i031; 123%] 53?. i2.) (2
Ledger's. day jotnnals and chair 1” & H- (.a.u. '7 'I“ ”“2, i7 5/3 "1:,
books. 31': up to 35 U. S. Steel l 4.2} 41/3 9... {I
Clio Boards Post t)tlice boxes Files U S StIIelIItIl.131i.93}i “3 u"I"
'tuttar Files Be: Blotters and Desk Hm" & Nash” “H ”23% “r” ”’4’”
3"“...th Mir. & West, air and" on , 5521.
I ‘ (‘IrokInolo moards, “m Mari. Consol..l361,§ 137% tank. 13th
100 very fine pocket books Metropolitan, 1.61% “31% 1:39:54 159%
has at 12% per cent less than M. K- & ’l‘. W" 511/” 5W“ "W3 “V2
M gladlpucllizc, illiilié 100% l007,p lilltiié
at. near ‘o.. I; l
$33.23 “‘3' D0“ mm N. Y., o. III II. we use” 162 new
, N. Y. . & W'., (illiz’g 33% 33% 33%
T. J MAGNERS Reading. 2d IIIIII'. Inn. eon. one;
3N0. 2' 'gqub Main St. Paclflc Mall, lit ‘ Iit‘I
Pennsylvania, 147'}; 1481/. 147% 1.4711;
People's Gan, 1011/4 102 98% 98%
1,. . Phil. 62 Read. 537.1. 541/4 53% M
,I’. & R. pill, 80% iii 807k 50%|
otter Get That 180“. Railway. 32% 32% 32%. 32a.
, Sou Ry.pfd. 921/. 93 . 92% 927/.
' " III“ III III III
._ "I f ' enn. fil, " 2 L‘A'
181g“ Down ;U 8.1.eatiier 11% 11%.
‘Union Pacific. 100 101% 100 10014
X IWlIhaSh. Did, 41% “7f. 41% 41%
.Wost. Union, at , 91
V have It painted do so as to
‘ in it with the boys, when,
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tram-Is“ cousecnmeo manor.
NEW YORK January 16~Rev.
'ifi‘hiug‘ odiuea. Hare to have
denture: I ' ,
ah it don‘t forget to travawour
Ii and wagons overhaul-
‘bninted now, so u to
”tit? spring rush.
lFrederiek Bu,rahs D 1).. was oonsecrat
eId bishop of the Protestant Episcopal.
diocese of may Island at Grace
Church. Brooklyn, today The presld 3
In: bishop at the service was Bishop
.Potter. of New York the co eonsecrat'
Ion were Hilltop! Donne, er Albany. 9
iund Davies of Mtoiilnn. and the, ser-
Mr.
Ii'eaolution providing that each town,
shall be represented That the senate ,
ahall be. compoeed of electors win):
Mllner. of Plalndeld. offered a
shall chose at the olectora' meeting
held biennially the Tuesday after the
first Monday in November. The gen-
eral assembly shall divide the state in
to thirty-six districts. No town shall
be. derived of representation in the
General Assembly without its consent.
Mr. Davenport, of Bridgeport. otter-
ed a resolution providing that a por-
tion administering the office of gover-
nor may. on special emergency, con-
vcue. the General Assembly. Mr. Dav-
enport also offered a resolution prIo~
riding that the state attorneys in the
several counties shall he appoiritod by
the governor by and with the advise ol‘
the Senate for a term of four yearn.
In event of a vacancy in the oltII-I- ot
state attorney occurring when the lot;-
ialature is not in sear-don, the overuor-
shall fill such vacancy until IIII.‘
session of the legislature. MI'.
of l~luddani, offered II resolution provid-
ing that the House of Representalive.»
shall consist of electors residing III
the town from which they are elected.
:I‘
Every town shad be entitled to two.
Mr. Davenport ofter- j
'l‘iiat ap-
representatives.
ed the following resolutions:
pcals from justices of the peace in
police courts in criminal cases shall
be taken to the Superior Court in their
:IIIveral counties. That the following
be inserted in the declaration or
rights. section tour; no preference
shall be given to any religious soot or
mode of worship. No person shall for
one offense be twice put itr jeopardy
of life. liberty. or property. Ml‘. “qu
ner. of Salisbury. (Ii'fercd Ii petition III
III-half ot' the Women‘s Suffrage Assoc-
iation ol' t,‘onIIccticut, and asked that
It l)(-‘ read and trrhlIrIl.
ATTORNEY GRAY SUSPENDED.
Judge Wheeler Decides That he Can.
not Practice at Bar for 3 Months.
Judge Ralph Wheeler yesterday
handed down his decision in the. case
of the Grievance Committee of the
Fairlie/Id County Bar vs. Attorney .lo-
seph A. (tray. of Norwalk. it will be
remembered that Attorney (tray was
charged with tuning to refund to a
client money collected, and upon his
refusal to settle charges were prefer
l‘t‘tl.
lt npcar's that a settlement w:I~'
made by (tray with his clIcnt. but not
until after the complaint had been ill
ed. The case was tricd out in detail,
Attorney .lolrn J. Walsh putting up II
strong defense for his brother coini-
sclor. Judge Wheeler rccoIrInII-Irds the
suspension of Gray for three months
and linda for the plairitill' to III-cover
coals
BUTLER CHAPTER lNSTALLATION
iht newly Plt'thtl lllllt‘ilH or ilutlct
t'liirptcr. No :38, it. A, M. were install-
t‘tl last night in Masonic Hall in Wash
ington street by Post High Priest
William Warden. 'i‘hc ollicers install
cd wen- t‘licstI-r lIJ. t‘lark, most l‘Xt‘I‘i
lcnt high priest, Andrew Walker
king; H, W. t‘ole. sci-Inc: Henry A
Wood, treasurer: it. {\i. Wilcox SI-I'Ic
terry; William ii. Raymond captain til
the lio:-:t: William 0. licers, royal art lI
«uptain: l‘IItcr' I‘lcckI-I'. uinstcr of the
third yell: (‘liarlcs Damon, master- ot
the second vcil; William Elwood. urn:
tcr ot‘ the first veil: George W. Smith
chaplain and Andrew .1, t‘rossumn, ty-
ll‘l'. The mark degree was conferred
utter thc installation and ti bountiful
iIIIIrIIIIct was sI‘r'VIIIl, High Priest ('Ilarlt
having charge.
INSTALLATION OF C B. L. OFFIC-
ERS.
At last night's meeting of Bishop
McMahon (‘ouucll C. it. I... the t’ollon
in; otliccrs were installed:
1‘rcsldent-~~John Mctllone.
\‘iI-e prcsidcnt~~John Murray.
Heci‘ctur'y—---l’. H. Buckley
Collector-“P. .l. Kearney,
'l‘l't‘ilxlll‘t‘l‘I-culOlin ilent‘y,
Ih-ator~-Willtam .l. lIan-h.
(‘llilllt‘t‘lltil'-O\\'(‘ll A. Reilly.
Marshal-«John Joseph Mylod.
Guard—«William .IleinIL
'l‘i-irateIIs-~-.lohn Mctliorio
lauhan and Patrick Buckley.
GANUNG-FAIRCHILD.
This evening at I,I.Iarlctou. H. I‘
Miss llclcn Fairchild and Frederick
ll. Gaming will be joined in holy IIIIIt
rimony. Mr. and Mrs. tlnnunt: erI
spend their honeymoon visiting the
Charleston Exposition and other points
of interest in that vicinity. "l‘treir
residence will he at Rock Hill H (‘.
where Mr. (hinting is siIcI-I-Isst'ully t‘ll~
ignited in the undertnklni.r business.
.lolrn (ful-
(Yonipaiiy i) will hold a court martial
this evening.
Bring this Advertisement.
INeighbors made the discovery
.terrlble tragedy at No. 209 Spring A1-
.tey. this city, this morning. A Polish
ctdi'k, I
‘wcre taken to hospitals.
momma; («Woman I 0a or unu-
merits made to order after latest ma
olnspeet our material-wont tuition
plat tell.
Fur coheretteu and boas.
M. Krasovirz 6t": .. Fox.
LADIEs' TAILORs.
1
Corner North Main and Ann Streets,
South Nor-walk.
TRAGEDY IN PITTSBURG.
Famtly of Five Will Oil: From Injuries
inflicted by Rail Cutter.
Pi l ’i‘SiliTRG Pa. lunuar v
or Ii
family named Venzullck. was found
horibly beaten who a rail cutter. The
wife was dead. the husband dying and
the three small children badly cut and
bruised. it is supposed the. husband
attacked the wife who slicccdcd in ill-
lticting such inlurloa on litru that no
will die. The father and children
The physi-
ciaira any they will die.
BRILLIANT WEDDlNG t'l SQUTH-
PORT.
SOUTHPORT, Conn, January
The most brilliant wedding ceremony
ever held in this place was performed
this afternoon by Rev. W.
of the South Congregational Church.
when Miss MIiI'tlta Ii. Waterman lie-
I:IimI-I. the bride. of James O. Hayward,
a millionaire contractor or Chicago,
The. bride is a daughter of Mrs. Ed
ward Stokes Waterman. a wealthy
Southport lady. The ccretirony. for
which 1200 invitations were issued.
was attended by many prominent. pIIo
pic from New York and Chicago.
IMPROVEMENT OF THE TUNNEL.
NEW YORK. .ipnuary 1:3.~<~l'rcSII
dent Newman. of tlIII New York UIIII~
tr'IIi Railroad, Speaking tor the direc-
torate ol' the road today. made public
II stutcnront disclosing It plan for tin-
improvcmcnt of the tunnel in which
the disastrous: collision of ten days :1in
occurred. .llc announced that it was
planned to dip II loop under the pres.
out terminal and to handle the subur-
lIaII ”(Hill in the new IIIIIuI-l by clIIc
trrrai i'l\“l
DANCING AND DEPORTMFI'I'I.
\illl-WlN'i‘lCll ’l‘lIlltM, at
\‘IIIIN HALL. HtiifTil .\‘()lt\\'\1.w
Wednesday. Jan. 15th. 1902.
‘ ales and Mll"""1 at -t:.‘itt p
‘ .II’II--~ and llI-ntlciIIcu. at 8 p, m i‘Vli‘
t I r pupils ill‘l‘ Invited to become .,
.‘iIIHnIII'li’Illly,
w, GILBERT NEWE‘I.L.
Master of Dancin.
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N0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
On Saturday. janvrary nth, we commence our ANNUAL
CLEARANCE SALE OF W'lNTIi‘R GARMEN’I‘S. of all kinds.
LadicS‘ Long Garments, in black. tan, oxford and castor.
Ladies” Three-quarter Length (laments in Oxford, Tan. castor
and black.
I adies 24 and 27 in Garment; In all colors.
Ladies‘ Cloth Capes, nlziin at. I in: trimmed.
Ladies” Astrachan and Elem. ., Heel Capes. 24 and 27inch.
Misscs' and Children‘s GaI'I-I'Isats. all sizes. colors and styles.
'l‘lresezzre all new goods. made up in the very latest styles.
Many ofthem haveheen in stock only 'a few weeks. but all are in-
cluded in this sale, V
'II
Anyone in want of a winter garment cannot afford to miss this
sale.
83d SEAN-ANNUAL DlViDEND
TO DEPOSITORS
of the
"T'I’TH NORWALK dil'lNGS BANEI.
I .
l" 1"! i’ftrlk Build it.’..
I Smith \‘orutrlk, (f on
E ilIIII:1.-I‘l‘ 2"1, iii“
"lII- i' I I‘ l‘i \iililli‘LI‘r-l till 4‘ lrtI.
c tit lIII'I-l I dividend to tlt’ilti‘ltT'T
IIS‘ InthIId :Iz trio rate of four (4' l""‘
II“ll. per itlli'iilii for the six month
Aiding ilIII‘ Ill, .lilbl pIynlIls- on '
in II l-“IIIIIIIII it) 1'”;
Tristram & Hyatt,
Norwalk, Ct.
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w..- mum..- -. . m... . $ irilldh ilili iil‘ “limb“
1' . _ ‘ m . g ..IIiIll|ll or iin. IIIIIIl.tIIIII of ii.
1"” i hang (“I me “1"” ' g ~:-:tli and my lease expiring l ban 1
‘ , -lI‘ 'udcd to I-low not ”H lira rv- .
I: progress and he yanked ; m“, , 1,. I.
arm-III: Gm on Io It... § n; I: ..".;: no i
sent with the driver amt St“. . Ia . I. {It tiI .i
w ‘ I ‘ I
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the once. We hold the rrh : ' ‘ ‘ E
.‘ I Jill I‘ L I
boos and set the pate for i 7— ~~ '
. I .. ‘I‘. J (my: .-‘. 11.5. i
everything that pertains LI ‘ tt‘t“ ’
i i ‘ .
WOO l'VVEAR. ‘ i
3 I C W. HOY 1 I
§ THE NAME error: ‘ l
«I: .(w-II: I“ \III I‘II I."
II.I 'Ircn. sot-xiv rests on the V lilo N, CM. 13”: , 1 “ W3” 3;“
miracle oi be! c (I (33 in «ii NHW‘V “
[i mm“ .01me 0 m
the shoe Wild: and tho 2i
.7 ex . " E W“ 3 “ “m M
laci 1E. for men. and Inc. ‘I by 3 "mm “mm "‘ .
HOROSIS. for women. _, "‘ °' u
I
Stand at the head of the l eve} l
33.50 class.
Ila
preseaemoonumuowoei
GetenEitreDiseeuntef ipereent
We are having our January clearance Sale-Aha! means a liberal dis-
count on every piece of our Winter Stock, but if you bring this advertise.
ment with you, you will get an extra d recount of 5 per cent.
M- u..-
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SALE NOW ON in FULL trance.
Mott's all wool Suits thoriuht tea:
Mona Heavy blunts
MIIII'II Raglan Overcoats with a) v
Children's
Children‘s Suits, it to 15 years. the
(Better grades accordingly:
Serge H Illa Itood value at $511M
Men It Black tivm‘coatn been selling
“it". or without. one sill:
«they (lvcrtoute 4 to 15 years value ”.25;
Children a Loin; Overcome. reduced from $3.7II to IIIJ'III.
trouble at 37 Fill; lust now, $5.00.
ItIIriII'I sate, shod.
trod IIIIIIIlIezi $4.1M).
reduced to $7.
Well at tIiIIIl;
2h dozen Knee Pants, one and 75c. valued. now 20c.
Derby Hats.
how otferlnu; them at. title.
at sIIlII Si 790.
$1.50 kind: at rate $1.110.
Rpm-tat tot Soine oftham the well worth It '41. We are ‘
Men‘ 3 Stil'l' Honour Shirts. with dolaclnibio cuffs open or otherwise have
been ceiling readily at 60 and 7nd; now 39c
men was preached by Bishop Donna. .-
The prudent». Fm Btuhopl Brow:
titer of Oonnaetteiit‘ and humane. or
gIMIIisuelnuuttI. Nineteen billions tutti
rteilta Iv re ‘2 t It: his coupe
it
Brit
K
till
tPeurs
“‘3‘ tilt“ in mind {on l‘II‘
IIIIIEIIIIIL‘I urzt’I I‘IIril lI“
drenched In the [WM
32 III; an umbrella t\ not III”
ccssnrily :rn expordxe article
t‘IIrtatn‘Iy we trays them it“ hirrh
II.i $3.39 I'tlI'lr lILit
you
r.» I: :‘II rclx-
nu Inzwepilouuily good one
Here it i». it has I
metal rod, 1..- I-loeI-o ro l n‘cc‘.”
do-lsucd handle. a natural cro Ii:
oh
yea, the: covei'lIII: II (2‘
Ij'ioz'ia, theI Il’tiitt'l‘lill that weam
so well. (lulu/ears )ltll'll Mk ev
ery time.
We quIt take this opportunity
to illJ-zt) mention the MIN tat in
the It ii ll Rhirt-
IIIl bottom.
It white pleat
when you see it. you
will easily think the, prime
about $1.3m; but We have
marked it at 98 entity.
‘ I
Goodwrn
THE TAILOR
Maheckrmo Block
H
ii
only today forth a d time In our
Iggotittflmmm no on :10“- can and
H. Krieger
{’5- Co.
W” W
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ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. BIL. PRO- .
BATE COURT. Jun. H. A. D.. 1902.
Eutate otMaI-y Fl. Knapp. late of
Norwalk. in said district. deceased.
Ordered, 'I'hat the executrlx exhibit
her administration account. to this
court for adjustment, at the Probate
office in Nodévalk on :hekilllt day of
.anunry 19 at o'c oc afternoon;
”NW?“ ”00* ’0' “it" 79‘" 1901: .and that all parental interested In Mid
leatato may be not ed thereof the em
‘POITOFFICI “03“9- ecutrlx will cause this order to be It):
NEW YD K January Ill—ere post- "shed in II newspaper having a run.
once at Illn- rag Latte N. J.. was robbed lotion in said district, stunt e do I
before said firmer at Inuit
mouse 3
Immoral rm m. m 1t 1
means: In RAILROAD DlVi- i
0
NEW YORK. January 15—~'l'he dl
rectors of the New York. Chicago a: St. 1
Louis Railway Company have declared
a dividend for the year 1901 of 8 per
cent. on the oornpany‘ii second prefer»,
red stock. an increase of one per cent.
over the dividend paid March 1, 1901.
The regular dividend of five per cent.
also has been ddclared on the first
t
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