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RNXNG'SENTINEL. WHAT WOMEN Alta oomo. aanwce 1N WESTMINSTER. SENATOR HAWLEY. _ «. ,. . . p . .
Buckles, moussellno do sole, and lace .Wlll be Hold on Thur-clay in Memory Stepped at Buffalo and Will no to W
are all to be combined with fur on of President McKinley. Washington. M>AIN ll WALL STREETS NORWALK CONN.
DAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1901.
More Almanac for Tomorrow.
final 5:34: sets 6:00.
tide 1:26 a. m.‘ 1135 p. m.
Mrs. ' eresa Stansbury, of
o Ville, Kansas, who has filed
. t! or $10,000 damages against
yo liquor dealers, can prove the
histatious made ill ller petition,
f i‘rc‘cord of the state will proba-
bly'have been established for con-
inttous intoxication. She alleges
at during‘tlle past three years
arisen, aged .32 "years, was drunk
r310 days—so drtlllk that she
‘ to care for him. till the re-
ing 285 days of the period he
was partly sober. lull not enough
i
l
tillltnti‘nttously drunk" for the full
go for caring for tile 810 days.
‘ support, etc.
The Court of Civil Appeals ill
has held that if one receives
mistake a letter addressed to
liter and fails to return it to
, Rite promptly he becomes lia-
iti; damages to the person to
til it really belongs. in the
up: it which the court passed a
p received a letter addressed ill
ill " wn name, but evidently not
‘ titled for him. lle kept it iour
" days, and when he returned
. delay had cost the real own-
lithe loss of a piece of prt'lperty.
He Sued for $700 and recovered.
Lloyd’s Register has just issued
summary of vessels lost or con~
demoed in the. last year. It shows
hat during last year the gross re-
duction in the effective mercantile
marine of the world was 848 ves-
.‘S¢IS. Excluding those of less than
Dotons. Of this total 296 vessels
ere steamers and 552 were sail~
ng vessels. As regards steamers
the present return exceeds the
average of the previous nine years
by 16 vessels and 27.554 tons, bllt
;l réspect of sailing: vessels it is
' lbw the average of 274 vessels
".landaspos tons.
‘ Recent (lisedveries'by the Get—
maps, in Armenia. are of great ill-
; rest. Dr. Beck and Dr. Lchlllanll
have recently‘iound abundant evi-
dences of the existence 800 years
3 ., of an ancient Armenian
, of which Van. on a lake
name Was the capital. Ill-
lions bearing upon its history
e been copied and data of great
cc are being accumulated.
, thong tllomelltitls a bilingual ill—
' ' man and Vannic,
, . ‘ yllabarybeiug 0111-.
ed", but'under latc kings these
were used to denote the syl-
S of the clinic tongue.
ew.York is emerging from its
,. met dullness and comparative
til title, says the New York
‘ ' “The opening of important
' es’;witlr"crowded audientea.
, , es that the town has started
t e autumnal seasdn ;‘ and “a
‘ her indication is seen in fresh--
‘tocked shops and bazaars-pawl
throngs of “interested cus—
rs. MoreoverLWall {Street
esumed business att‘er.__its.
.. ‘ pyjuterval, and trade gencr~
tomcoedgingrbriskly."
, l" l'
‘ fates government
decided to abandon pneumatic
otter known popularly as
git t” The guns were
it; ,' ”York and San
,atid a dynamite cruiser,
‘ svius was built for use ill
. sh war. The ciuiser bias
., «however, . as her
atlas lt', Short. High ex-
. rifléd guns at a range
to to'six miles, ;w.ill ac—
ll that was expected 0
to new first score-
rkiSh le‘ anon, at
all ,s tWenty-elght years
iklrllfeet in ‘:'»heigl1t,‘la
biota. with no. fat on
king. Rumor
o . an accomplished
, golfer. ‘ His lath»
l“ who. spoketwcnty
a.
iuekctu and hate.
on lettuce just all you would lobster.
Have “the tomatoes very cold.
dressyiltnilOr-mudeu, has a magnificent
beautiful for a gown than brown vetvot
trimmed with sable?
,ll’cftlte tllc charge that he was
tee years. The mother fixed her
rest of the $10,000 she asks for
mplary damages, loss of the
tartar from the teeth.
wash the teeth with it occasionally to»
prevent this foreign substance from ' Queen Sophie. has telegraphed to Mrs.
collecting. ‘ l
length of a shortened skirt cut with a
flounce and, one out without is slight
bllt it is of sufficient importance to be
considered by the short woman.
questionably that, with the. unbroken
lines is better for her.
The front and back of a fitted tiounccl
are quite narrow while the sides are of Norwalk. pal-[any evening. Septem-
(iep enough to "33°" nearly to ”‘91 her 20th. mm, at 8 o'clock. to consid-
kneoo. Having the flounenlc narrow in: er and act upon the. offer of Mr. An-
‘he back “‘1 0‘1”“ 1‘ "it different "'0'“? drew Carnegie of it library building for
the many that are high at the buck
and slope to the feet at the front.
rt with thenfoils R
Tomato salad ill delicious. Servo it
The. naune cloth. such a favorite for
‘ue'trow? and finish. Like velvet it is
'ich enough without any trimming. ‘
Can you think of anything more,
And brown is
one of the fashionable colors. too.
Women bicyclists have discovered
that a. paper of needles and spool of
thread are about as necessary in the
tool bag as wrench and pump. ,
in Paris buttons will be used even[
on the skirts. The extreme is an enor '
nlous alzo, and the most stylish is all
ollvoshbped.
The Cantor shades are perhaps; the
strongest of all the soft colors in which
the birds and feathers for mllllneryl
purposes are made.
The coming in to be a leather sen-1
son, and the rough leathers will hold
supremacy. Rough seal, elephant seal
lizard and must suede will be the fn-.
vorites. The rich and novel flnichesl
given the metals with which they are'
made up produce very handsome of.I
facts.
I
of chinchilla. The vest in allghuy‘l
blouued. l
Lemon juice in water will remove.
The difference between the apparent i
Un-
Thc bishop sleeve is staying well.
If one does not like the fulness or
rather if the fulness does not become
one, the bishop effect is retained by
putting a cliff on a close. coat sleeve.
as nlllch like the strap band on a bish-
op sleevo as it is possible to make it.
ORDERS TO NATIONAL GUARD.
Directloho for Emil“. of Mourn-
ing for President's Death.
Orders have. been issued fronl the of-
fice. of the adjutant general of the state,
as follows. upon the death of President
McKinley:
State of Connecticut.
Adjutant General‘n Office.
Hartford. September 14, 1901.
'fienerul Orders. No. 27.
The comnlander-in-chief announces.
with sndnessnnd deep regret, the death
on the 14th. that, of William McKinley,
president of the United States. The Na—
tionai Guard of this state will share
with the citizens of this commonwealth.
and the people of the civilized world.
the grief and sorrow occasioned by this
national calamity. As a token of re-
spect to the deceased president. the of-
flccrs of the National Guard. on all oc-
casions of parade. and ceremony, dur.
ing the next six months. will wear
crepe on the left arm. and sword hilt.
and all regimental colors will be furlcd
and draped with crape during that time.
The quartermaster general is hereby di-
rected to have the national flag display-
ed on the nrscnpl and state‘ nrmorics.
athali’ staff. from sunrise to sunset. on
this date. and until after the funeral.
The flag will also be displayed in the
same manner at the Soldiers' Home.
. Noroton. Connecticut. .
" BISHOP TIERNEY'S WORDS.
W
Swot-y Citizen Wmnpod by; 311.. shoot-
‘ log of the President; .
”Rt. Rev. Bishop Tierney made his
canonical visitation in South Manches-
ter yesterday and administered con-
firmation to large clauses inboth por-
evening. the bishop spoke on
He said that in the act of
Kinlcy.
e rufllan
neighbor.
touched and that he may repent.
admittl‘ltered the total
l
)3 cth Mignon Milk. ,
FREE to ALL runcnasnasi‘ort‘ tut tied
LONDON, September lli——'I‘llo Unit.
ed Staten embassy. though not yet of-
flelully informed of the fact, learns
that a memorial service in honor of the
late President McKinley will be held
in Westminster Abbey, at 3 o'clock.
“Thursday afternoon, at which seats
will be reserved for the members of
the government and the diplomatic
corps. Services will also be held at
the some hour at St. Paul's cathedral.
.cumpment, to join . a procession and
BUFFALO. September 16-—Senutor
Hawley stopped in this city on his way
from Cleveland, 0., where he has been
attending the natio 1 Grand Army on
take a hint look ntl‘l‘peoident McKin-
lhy‘s face in City H ii. The train for
Washington loft in t‘e morning at 8:30
o'clock, and Senator Hawloy will join
in "exercises Thurnday. President
Roosevelt at dinner last night cordial-
YOUR
. HANKING .’
No matter how email, no matter how
large”. I.
p ‘ THE
SOUTH NOR WALK
290 29
“M
,.
c 290
. ,apprecintod by the American people.”
A coat of uoulskin Opens ovena vest l
the lord mayor and tho sheriffs of the
city of London attending in state.
Mnny well-known perilous called at
tho United States embassy today and
ly invited Senator Howley to a neat in
his special car.
:
entered their names ill the visitors’
book, while others telegraphed condo-
lencotl. The new papers here continue
to express the hope that the Duke of
Cornwall and York will be able to at-
tend the funeral of President McKin-
ley. Government circles seem to
think that direct immediate action on
the part of King Edward in the only
way to bring this about.
“it would be a unique opportunity,"
the. Westminster Gazette , says. "of
showing British sympathy with the
United States. owing to the accidental
fact that the king‘s son in near at
hand, and it would, we are certain, he.
Telegrams from the colonloa continue
to furnish world wide evidence of the ,
respect for the late. president. The
parliament of New Zouland will ad—
Children‘s
* School
Suits.
A few choice atyles of Child-
ren's 2 piece Suits. left over
from our Spring stock. Will
make excellent school suite, at
will give it careful
message applies to the man and the
women alike.
RICHARD ll. GOLDEN, President.
EDWIN O. KEELER. Vice-President.
CHARLES E. HOYT. Treasurer.
MAGIC FIGURE SALE‘!‘
TRUST COMPANY.
attention. This
Officers:
Dollar Todall will ban about double
value.
Ladiea' Muslin Night Gowns, 50c quality,
Luce trimmed Corset Covers, 500 value,
Lndles' colored Shirt ,Wuiats, We value.
'i‘on cent quality Outing Flannel. 4 yda. for
Three yards Bates's Seerauckers. all new, for
Black Figured Mohairs. 50c quality,
Ladies' and Men’s 12%c Handkerchiefs. all new, 3. for
Ladies' and Men's 5c Handkerchiefs, white and colored. 8 for
Ladies’ Black Hose, 12% quality, three pairs for
Men’s Gray Sox, 10e quality. 4 pairs for
Ladies“ Fleeced Vests and Pants, 39c quality,
Infanta' Fine Ribbed Stockings, silk heel and toe, the value; 3 pro. for .
Colgate's Turkish Bath Soup. 8 cakes for ‘
5c Torchon Laces and Insertions. 8 yards for
Brown’s Extracts, 39c regular price, ounce,
'I-TURN IT OVER°1°
Second Dau of the popular Sale. One
its
29c
29c
29c
29c
29c
29c
29c
29c
29c
29c
' 29c
29c
w, . 290
296
290
It is well toliourn 0n the day of the funeral.
. A special meeting of the legal voters
lahqn there. At St. Jnmos'o‘, ' rch last
inBuffnlo, every citizen was deeply
wronged and insulted. The father of the
country writs struck. not because he was
a bad father. but because the one who
‘ did the striking warned. Thovnslluosin
know no love not duty toWnrd hin-
Although all his teachings
were to the contrary. he hudno Chria~
tian charity, no good will, hence his
awful crime. and a nation in mourning.
The biabo‘pmolted the congregation to
offer up‘thelr prayers, "for, tho presi-
dent'n faithful wife, that site mnythave
courage and strength and Christian for-
titude in her trial; also for pnyem for
the poor. deluded wretch whooommlt-l
ted the crime. who does not realize Still and Moving Pictures, and May
what he has done and who has ho oor— lFlokoin New Gonna.
row. praying that his heart. my be Night Prlooo,‘10.2o.30o. Mat.,10. 20:.
After confirmation Bishop Tierney Gentleman's ticket night. Friday.
nbatitnence ‘
pledge to the class. He referred to the lib—Ladies presenting this coupon and
agitation going on in Manchester on the 16 cents at the Box Office between now
.saloon queuiion and hoped that the 90,- and Monday. at 6 p. m., will receive a
loona..would be removed. Over ,300 ohil- 300. reserved sent ticket.
dron in both parishes took the pledge. Get. them now.
‘ 9
isipouuo attitudinal? snails.
OUR Famous:jnti.btu‘cnnf any BUTTER. ; ~ _,,
OUR muonswttt-rn Rosa; one, 55c..BAQ;n.4o:BBL.a
STOCKHOLM. September iti—
McKinley her deep sympathy in the
crent loss she. has sustained.
iSpec‘ialei-lp“ Meeting
of the City of Norwalk will be held in
tile town asncmply room in said City
l the. said City of Norwalk. and the offer
:of Mr. Hubert F. Bishop for a site for
said library building; to pass ouch
vote or votes accepting said offer or
offers. and to pass votes authorizing
and olnpoweringfllc said City of Nor-
walk or the Council of said City of
Norwnik to appropriate such sum or
sums of money per year for the sup-
port of the library of said City of Nor-
walk. as said meeting may direct. and
to take any further action relative to
said offer or offers. and the appro-
prlatlnl: of money for the support of
said library: lllld to authorize the
Council of said City of N'ol‘wulk to pass
such voles relative to such library as
the meeting may deem proper.
'liuted at Norwnlk. this 14th day of
September. A. 1)., 1901.
C. L. CLOVER.
Mayor.
Mrs.Mcad’§School
Al Hillside. Nor'hulk.
lie-opens on Wednesday.
September 25th.
Primary, Intermediate ana
Senior Departments.
Thorough preparations for
College.
Certificate admits to leading
colleges for women.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Thailand} hi anal-mar." Tut‘s...
son‘s popular priced eveitt. We. lead,
all others follow. A Mighty Show for
a Mile. Six Nights and Five Mat-
inooa.
HOYT‘S THEATRE,
Ono Solid-Week. Commenmlng Mon~
day. Sept. 18, with Matinee: Wed-
nesday and Saturday.
Special Engagemem of
MAY FISKE
AND HER OWN COMPANY.
Solo Concert Orchestra.
A Smart Show for the Smart Set.
In the Following plays: Mon. Night,
Little Magnet; Tuesday night. Neil
Gwynn; Wed. Mata, Pox. Wotilngtou;
Wed. Night. Charity Girl; Thurs.
Night. My Husband’s Friend; Fri.
night. Under 'l‘wo Flags; Sat. Mat,
Function; Sat. night, Ton Nights in a
Bar Room.
Night, Ten Nights in a Bar Room.
All special scenery. his Vaudeville
'Aota. headed by Mrs. Gen. Tom Thumb.
Count and Baron Maggi. the smallest
people in the world. odlne and Em.
ery. Waldo Whipple. Bert Kimball's
Monday night Ladies' Ticket Night.
Ladies’ Ticket Night, Monday, Sept.
at 25 per cent. reduction.
$5.00 Suits $3.75.
$4.00 Stilts $8.09.
$3.00 Suits $2.25.
Phone 133.12.
imitation,
TAILORS,
CLOTHIERS.
MATTERS.
FURNISHERS,
85 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
"MYiFACE ism
FORTUNE”
Said It pretty maid in the old English
ballad. She had the proper idea as to
the. value of a pretty face in the mat-
riluonial market. Eyes make or mar
many a face. The. other features may
he ever so comely; a pair of weak, red.
inflamed or twitching 9 as will upon
its beauty. Property's noted glasses
will cure most of these} troubles by re-
moving the cause. But don't got the
idea that anybodymmverybody can
do the "proper fidjust ." We have
made a study of tho egg.“
HOMER 8. H0 YT.
Graduate Optician.
Room ll, United Bank Building.
Office hours. 8 to 11:45. 12:45 to 6:30.
Saturday evenings. 7 to 9.
Haviland’ Hotel
Restaurant.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
Everything will be wed in season
and service first class [it every respect.
“Serupulously clean," our guarantee.
Regular Meals, 25o.
SPEClAL RATES BY THE WEEK.
roan amount, Prop.
92 Washington Street.
“333$ “'bvriro";
When it can be done at no small a
coat, why not protect yourself? For
32.10 you can insure Your Furniture
and Household Goods in u Dwelling
House (or three years against loss or
Damage by Fire or Whining, to the
amount of 3350. and lnvthat proportion
for a larger sum.
Taylord: Golden
South Norwolk.
llollllh no to Legal
TO PLACE,
ind Ion llolom intll no Bonnlll 0th
Int Culltl Attention.
,JHCOB M. LRYTON.
s RAILROAD rues. ‘
Don't delay.
. J 25:43 .M'pusnm Joni ale
1 lb. canRoaIt Beef... y no : gin-jing- Jolly, not:
I ‘tb.“c|nComed Boot, «13?: 3 unsalted Belt“. too
lagoon: Somod‘Mackorol. use ‘3 on” Madras-d some ago.
lus WEEK M
.ZG‘l'O ,
chitin, T or warming... soap;
lnuurnnco of Every Kind or Name.
31.00; V "
23c. LB‘.’
tsicokot Lion gap,
. 25c.
u cakeIChlc‘Sonp, 25c.
7 elites Bibbitt’l 9,8019, 25c.
palm Big Voluosoop. 25c.
‘ Very Best Good!
'1' TO THE WIFE 'i-
Have you difficulty in lav-
lng money? Then turn it over
to the wife; make her the cus-
todian of your funds: she will
probably bring them to this
bank and place them at inter-
est.
Tile
United Bank Buildlm,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Capital.
sumlu‘o
John H. Ferris
John H. Knapp
John H. Light
Joolnh R. Marvin
J. Wallace Marvin.
Henry Seymour
Christian Swartz
Accounts Solicitad.
on the market?
Tile best articles ill these
South Norwalk Savmgs Bank,
SOLID [IND SUCCESSFUL.
Gill lupin lulu
$100,000.00
. 151.00.000.00
thorProflfs. 325.000.00
E. H. Mathewson
Samuel Grumman
8c White Domct Flannel. 5 yards for
7c Cotton Huck Towels, 7 for
tile quality all linen Crush. 4 yda. for
Best Prints. worth 7c: five yards for
the White Turkish Towels. 3 for
S'yards of the best- Lining Cnmbric,
6 Mason's Fruit Jars, quarts or pints,
Reartllerll Meat Roasters, covered,
(‘hinn Pudding Sets, three pieces,
it papers Safety Plus, all sizes,
the Tooth Brush. 15c Dressing Comb and 15c Whisk Broom. all for
1% yards Table Damask. 30c per yd. quality, for
So yard—wide Brown Cotton. 7 yards for
1 dozen Table Tumblers. regular 39c, for
10 inch Ostrich Feather Dusters. regular price 390, for
One 2-qunrt Brown Glass Pitcher, regular price 450,
Silver‘s Berry or Fruit Press, regular price 390,
ll yards colored Brush Braid. regular 7e quality,
8 papers Milward‘s Needles, regular price he paper,
8 spools Diagon Cotton. regular price 5c a spool,
2 pairs Dress Shields. regular price 19c 11 pair,
7 balls Dexter‘s White Knitting Cotton,
Stamped Shoe Bags, regular price 19c each, 2 for
29c
290
29c
29c
29c
290
29c
29c
29c
. 29c
29c
29c
29c
29c
290
29c
29c
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AMUSEMENTS.
Hoyt”: Theatre Tonight.
Manager lioyt will pi‘csent this week
at his theatre, the. May Fisko Company
supporting May Flske. in a repertoire
of hlgllvclflSt-l productions at popular
prices. ill the opening play. “Little
Magnet." Miss Flake has a winner.
The cast will be as follows:
Jack Stanley, back front the mines.
Wm. Mmdoe‘l.
llugh Hardy. a mine owner.
Wm. Freeman
‘liick Ray. a clerk.
Jim Ray. his brother, Frank F. (‘llency
Chris Kata, inventor, Robert S. Nodiue
have Carolin, llardy‘s agent.
Andre Peltier
‘0‘" fl. FERRIS. PTOSMGIIL Bob Corker. Prop. Red Light llln.
. ~ - Wm. Clark
JACOB M. ur‘rou. Cashler. Landlord. Charles Williams
-~———— Edith Allen, Miss Mary Diehl
DIRECTORS: anlall Corker, Miss Josephine Emery
Mrs. Allen, Electra Page.
bliss May Flake as The Little. Magnet
“Little Magnet." will be presented
with a strong cast. Mlsa Fisk'e or-
chestra will discourse music between
the acts. and during the action of the
play up-to-date vaudeville features. in-
cluding Mrs. Tom Thumb. Count and
liaron Magri. Nodine and Emery Wal-
do. Whilillc and Miss riske. Bert Kim-
Call~§8-2.
Two Questions.
Oranges, Pineapples, Squash, Etc.
lines received daily.
ELEGANT SWEET BUTTER, RICH .COFFEES.
DOUBLE CREAM CHEESE, COUNTRY EGGS.
. We‘rlh‘avc a system and demand for FANCY CRACKERS, CAKES AND WAFERS whereby
we receive them fresh from the Wells, which is the secret of freshness, that you always get here.
ball'li—nictures will be seen. Matinees
Wednesday and Saturday.
Royal Lilliputlano.
The Royal Lilliputians will present
the specacular farce comedy “The Mer-
ry Tramps" during their engagement
here. The company consists _ f the
smallest and tallest people i " the
world. the midgets and giunth and all
are capable of rendering their charac-
ters in a satisfactory manner. There
is a. pretty little plot to the piece,
aboundlng with delightful absurdities.
and the stage settings are unique and
attractive. There is a chorus of hand-
some and shapely girls who twinkle
on and off the stage in quick costume
changes and the whole. aggregation
constitutes a magnificent entertain-
ment. The cast consists of Major
James D. Doylt, Louise Merkle. Can-
per ii. Weis, James E. Rotten, Howard
‘ Knowles. Joocph Algere. George Liable
Helen Lindner, Annie Nelson, (1.0.
Mack and John Church, assisted by a
chorus and ballet, headed by the fam-
ous premiere danseuse, Maria Mozzi.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
BOSTON, September iii—Arrived:
Steamer Cambria. from London.
BOSTON, September Iii—Arrived:
Norwegian from Glasgow.
m
Seymour’s tore
Will not the best goods prove profitable to both buyer and seller? 7
Do you not think it economy to purchase tlie best goods, rather than the cheaper imitations up-
T he Summer Season is at its height, and we are meeting the demand for SUMMER EATA-
BLES of all kinds, and the public find it profitable to do their trading here.
Racky Ford Muskmelons, Water Melons, Cucumbers, Peaches, Sweet Potatoes, Tomatoes, Bananas,
\
i .
LEAN HAMS‘,‘13¢. pan LB.
"a:
F
2 pk“. Cream of Wheat.
a pill. Ralltqn kast."F00d.
2 pkpa. Oraquutt. NI
Burton's contend.
Magnolia Outrif‘ood.
l
. ,_,
3 has. coon
25c.
pkzn. for’zllc.
it plus. for 25c.
BACON, 14c. PER LB.
3 cans uaououa MILK roe
iii: nnhurirunransnurs,
wrrn one
case rolls AND corneas.
19“ LBS. GRANULATID SUGAR. ‘
6 CAKES FELS NAPfl-‘I‘HA SOAP.
LARD FOR
“ bullion Cakes. per 1b.,
l. [lillllllli telling later, 33 West Washington Strut.
SHOULDERS, 10c. PER 1.3.
This in only one way to test our ioodo, and that is to taste them. Our taste in selecting is the
y ‘ ‘ thatm be. bought on the market. Thereforevwe can suit you in taste. and the
Priced ope-k for thenfiolyes. Give us a trial ordor and be convinced. . ,
. ., , AFEW OF OUR-SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK:
nhrivn‘ commons. PER PECK. ', .
buoy swam POTATOES. pan men,
30 CENTS.
30 CENTS.
as CENTS.
{linger Shape, per lb.. lie. ,.
5c.
‘ 5c.
lo.
Nic Nico, per 1b..
Soda Crackers. per 111..
Oylter Crackers, per 11).,
$1.00.
25 CENTS.
as CENTS.
Norwalk Chronicler