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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 28, 1890 · page 1

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NUMBER 652. {a In, “renew-imminent;

 
 

 

 

 

—Une Plelnted'e Toilet Lotion tor

 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

III ”film. cheppedheedn. Thepromeeteoleeelegeierneooei-
m‘ meme ‘ Bellerlrodgnlio.fl.l.0. o. r. will mumwflmwiomwfl
mmm rehenrnntheilddegreethleeveningnt 0 “Wu-U"! “WNW.

e. u. ea: "' nu o'cloehnhnrp. nun-uric new. Wbmwll-Ih He“ leetevenleg
“J. ntw’tt 5m." ), r . tolIIIdthehehonynndluthedoerto
A rewerd oi ”their“ by lb no ,hmmiatnfln‘m Thole who

let. .: Jmmmlonnlbonrdol nnderwritere latheenpectedtohnvnnplennenttlmewere
. 7 ' ; nrrenteod conviction oltbe incendiery not disappointed it in merry leoghter
loll. ‘ Wellhefiengntncklrmn endheppy lectnnndtheloternnttbe

A epeclnl meeting of theliorwnlk club
will be held thin evening {or the pnrpone
ct conithrlng the” ct llghleg

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Chmimnfloythmhroheuoanter
etreet,onthelnnd lormnrlyoocepiedhy
P. W.Bntennnemnrbleyerd,lorenew
one—etory, iron died {rerun building,

_______._ M which will be occupied en n peint end
I. '- lunld 'eelhee Ineenn‘e.

 

.. rem-o "W“m' heeded by monsoon-ten- Ohnrlen
unanimity. of mm: ‘7'” but Pm ”I“ M '0! 14 Bremel, Henry Proeb, Ir. We‘helt. A.
. row ' an in" in. United °°"" ‘ W " 1"" 3|!“ “d“- D-nh. nary war. a. Denim, emu

; the chief lnhlthom re-
ported wen 18 egreeebeiow nero. et St.
Vincent, line.; the chief mnximnm 74,
et Key Wmt. In thin dintrict to dey
colder, cleer wenthr. end hmh northerb
ly to waterly wilt will peevnil. In
the [idiom-end!" Inglend leir.
colder weether end tie-h northwaterly
to whde will preveil. On
Wedneedny in thin nection end in New
Englnnd teir wenther will probehly prev
vnll, with eilght thermni chengee nod
light, vnrlnbln wince, becoming (reel:
eootlurly, not followed by nlightly
wnrmer, pertiy cloudy weethnr. The
prenent outlook for Thurndny in thene
nectioru In portly cloudy to tnir, wermer
wentherpreceded by legal! theceeetn.
Temperntnre will fell below the lreening

The hellwey lending to the Council
Chember end the oeilingn of the Council
room ere being pninted. Councilmen
Hubhell. committee on City Bell. in to
here none needed lmprevementn mnde
there between now end Spring.

—We ere receiving direct the ltorthnmp-
ton oreemery butter, end one dll ell on
dere promptly end nt low figuree. None
better. T. B. Guyer a Son.

30an T. Intthewe.‘ who recently re-
turned from n vieit in the floodc loun-
teinn. wee ettecked with poenmcnle Bet-
urdey end died thin morning nt 8:15 ”Home;
o'clock. The lonernl will beheld Wed- Greed
needey morning nt the home 0! the de-
ceeeed. The remniue will betnken to

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

elect on the gully drewed throng.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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80
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THE EVENING fifi EL, a? W6;:M5"W ”a; M (Milan! em.
”I.

Inmelnllthelenneelnlnml’hrnng
lemme-mg.

mwymnmm- 1-8.1“va
cendlngr.theleelinpol theheert could
begleened. Young menendmienee
eled lnooetnmen both rich end plnle.

wine Henry Ohermnn, the M tho-alumina! 3. ‘- Incl-n.
MW,“ enema... m Bernerd lotiovernmndeenteteunentln
errivedlorthem-mtotnhnperteern for
thegrnndmerchthevnwnnnnoemperot
bn-yreetnndttnnnotlongbetornllty
coupler wm-tflingII-dthehell.

Schnnbeed Iert Becker. Theenmen
eerehenmomelydreneedeeprlncennnd
in the eeoluticnn of the much they
mede e line nppeernnce. Themenhed
dnncernwent through theclrclen,merch~
edendcountermnrched inpnrtectorder
nndwhentheycnmedownthedoor
eight ehrcnet, the Ilgbte hnd n benotilul

Dnncing weethen commencednndit
didnottnhelougtortheeetntobetorm-
ed. The ettendence we not no Inrgn
but thetell could dence.hut there wee

Theorderoldence weecerrledotnee

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Mkwood end'Dr.'J.G. (tr-pry. -

 

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roped tohtepetentn.nndthemetter ct
oflering him endntnnce in nterting e
mnnnlnctory here wee relerred to the
been! of directorn.

E. J. Hill nuggeded thet property
ownern heving evnihble nighte tor inc-
torlee lurninh the boerd ol directorn with
the price enhed tor nnch property.

Alter the meeting ndjourned thebonrd
oi directove metet the root-not theltor.
wnlk club.

Ir. Hill reported in regnrd to the pee
db‘tlity of hnving the County Home for
children lonted in Norwelk. end lean.
Wileon, Gregory end Bill were nppoint-
ed n committee to teke the mntter in
bend.

Mr. Hill nlno celled ettention to the
teotthnt it new betting concern, oom-
poeed of lentrn. Brown end Sherwood
of Bridgeport, nod n Ir. Weinhelt of
South Norwelh, deeired to locete here.
The mettnr wee referred to n committee
compoeed of Ieeere. Bill. Inchwood end
Smith.

lemre. Wilson end Hurlbutt were

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I... term t .
point in the upper Hodeon Velley, end Wonetecket. .3122“ cut. 3 MM . “mum". to rue-n “-
will probehly remnin no, with elight in- —Pleiited’e Cough Remedy will core 7 “'1?“ “in" '°"" ""' “m”
terrnptionn, until Thur-dny lorencon. your cold; 25c. end 50c. n bottle. 3 'w, ll" 0 ' '0' "n loonl DIM. .
.—.—..——_____. ....._.._. N W m cl. Al line juncture Williem [alien went.
M “Ill-"C {*‘m-y There will be e reception It the Second 11 rule - 3‘ “PM the boerd of directore end odor-
Bnn riem lpneetq nigh tide biwude 3.9““ church on w“, "uh“, 3 SIM ed live or nix ecree of lend none the tee-
73; 5 0'; 11 12-“ Jen. 29th, et 8 mm. no chord! new it wm moi! in» for l m for the county
”gamm“ III.” (or M .110 here out ml'ed printed in— g: a? M' m. {01’ child!"-
ween net-gamer: teen. teen. vntetione will plenne eccept en invitnllon n gallon—run. J. H. Wnde end it. A. Tollee were ep-
nmnnn. ruer. neuron. through the column at the Brenna 3 “125.“, W094 ‘ committee '0 PM" million
Inn-Io “qr-col ms fine-rune. no church muon- me n m. tee-Mine Fore-II end it- Mum-r.
”“- . A .3.“ nuityueergretoteeremt. 3w endthemetterot devhtngmethodnfor
.y .V ~ ll ;, 4—7-— ' t than
; . , . 4h» Lanna; «Thaw-n end vbtnlty' Emmett" 2'13. ,m, “I“; ”n.”....‘”§.fi°°$
“Ti “WEE“ mm”.:*z.“;;:m t: r m ’
m The directcre’ meeting then ed ’oerned
, 1i" M m8“ ‘0 M" 060"; greet 10c eele now going on nt the Bon- ” ‘ J
"V And 1" one ““5,“ endure " to!) Store. Thin etore will he cloned next Belore the time errived to unmenk the ”I’MW

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

If every "m would "0‘ M Fndey morning tor etcck inking. no

Tc‘tellynnhcwItoeurelh; come inhelorntileonndneewhet greet 2:3'3'“x':m: u‘:
urethane-amount» in hnrgeineyon will receive. m m “mm! _ M all m or
m ._____._ ’ ’ Two newtrnioeereheinghuilt tonne cooree elmoet nvmyene old-ted thet
—TrveboflhofPI-M-8mwflle- Shore Line route between New York thcyhedhnoinwhothdtm were

nndBanton. The tveinenow known en
the “gilt edge” were built by anner’e
dtnwing room oer compeny end ere the
Inert on there-d. The new cern erehe-
i‘egboilthytnnwetnneomr-ny. at
apt-mm nndee «em will he mode
to outdo the “gilt edge."

'nfllmgAmmlweeenn-y.
Hr. end Ire. G'enroli. lewin cele-
weddfiglngm pruned-u
Bpeingwood. Among the gomte willie
enomherotontottownpeople.

Bewhoeetnheehin n ntrenge piece
willceehneheckfornn entircntrenger.

K' ‘ weenie-meantime-
dry it ; axii-email“ unfilnlleh’e

—-fl ponndn pnre lnrd for Senate e
poundntllnym’mnr

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

mofthe hell. '

 
 
 
 

he printed wee debited.

'Anedyenrnndhmlnginehemetterot
entnblirhingpierlineeontheennteideol
thnlorw . herbor weegheld oi the
MI ; hernleeteverlng. A few
andme heroin
inionnetothnwidththn lmrhor ehould
be. uncommon-”mu.
enregnrdingthem. , , “

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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wnrm nlmemhernhnd compelled Innny

endconnidernblenportwnehedinnrelng
hownome of them were dienppointed.
At lb the ct their-teen.“ In.
manhunt-Mermaid-
nteewhenrel‘rerhmdbwmeeerved hy
hembereetthe Bometynenrthe
whom
theconnterwhereeoltdrinknwere ecld
werekepthuey. Dencingweerennmed
niterintnrmienionnnlthenrdmethnce

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

oloyedmtherwuenueLwertri-d
mtoreJnntrceBdleck thin-ornlng lot
munitytonnimnle. Lent Fridnymorn»
Inglindneycnmeoetot thehotei with
eontieoeehehdmdehnv‘yhonpehr
lnthentlirand hounded rehem the
helmel nntil itehlnd legnwereeeelmn.
flethrnthrewthelelhehtnlheetleet.
Ahy-ntenderwhomw thepnrtotmenne.
mmplelnteeeleet thew-her.
Jlfiieelelleek impomd n Ineot It.”

5 , ”li'eernent-
ln’mo’rtw evening

dine-m loo-e.‘ “ nomadic-hr
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Ire. Henry Glover end her mt
Genie, whedied withinnlewhoume'l
mutfifley night, were It‘d
ynnterdny enernom nt then lenien-
deuce on Went Inin event, the barren

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

olthe'nmlly. Rev.C.F.Torrey.otthn
l’irm Beptint Church. anointed. Tip
ninghg w“ hy n quertntte cmpceed
of Ire. C. 0. Inner. Him Elle
Byxhee, 1h. 0. R. 1 end
0. B. Jeeheon. The remniue o! the
mother, elothdd in bleck.end than of
the hughterfitihedin while. In clue
' eech other in rich hlnckciuth.
cnekete o! the name deign,
which were-trrolndedbynieny hennth
lnl doreltrihnten. Among the .,
wennpiilowheeringtheword"lethee"
endnnopeuheehwiththeword-W
ecromitnpegen. Thehouwernhnried.
ddehyelde tn the lemilyplotln the
Norwelhcmetery.

—Mmp never lumen _
m
The d dncherged‘ ofleeen
otthel’tretregimenthnverecelted from
thelewlrmot BydgGrc-ntflyde et‘
llnrttord. e wihti‘nmlnled ot ’ehont
8.”. worde, the eehetnnce‘ ol which h

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Ir. nillhnviqheenmndnoneot the ‘
director-hermigned hlnpoeltioo

being crowded with reintivennnd ithnder , Z

 

 

 

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-iewYork Prone.

to

on“ cl lite.

themoetnkilltnl

 

lneonteemhly
popelnrltyotthebelldlngnnd
; ; , elitewYorkendvloln-

vnlenol propertythnepurehened
7 tomhniln; tor

; memberetrnmthethreldomo'the
n v ~ heheettet heed ln thenene

city of lending. Pu. with nlxty

 

egmonequeuerotthehrhoiepopnln-
lit- licwonderthnt thecltyhhdng
rddly built np,end thetmoetolthe
wrhlngpeoplellvelntheirownhoneee.

lheveheenrmdlnglheholldingnnd
loenewelnThetlterot hte,”writeee
wrhlngmno. “end l’m terry 1 bed not
I of thepien before, lorlthink We
to lormenow tntry to begin to
one. It lhndoommmeednlew ynnrn
ngitwould heve beenellright."
hhworhingmnn inell wrong. it in
nmrtolntetojolnnhnlldlegend lnen
emnhtion, To hlmTheStnr would ney
thtitiehiellretdutytoncquireehcme.
ltomen before ell othern. It in e duty
yo owe to your little cone, to your wile,
It. You one do it. Youoen
d ityounrethemoetillpeidtnember
otthe greet lehoring lrnternlty. You
me wentingfleo tiOnweek-end
y' nnmein hgion—cnndoitin n few
1 fltlnnottoo‘letu-Itwouldhnvn
bed hetterhed youcommeneedet the
But it youdidnothegin
the} to economine towerdehome the
on to heginienow. Once you here
ehme yonerenn independent men—n
lremnnwwhichynnonnnotcinimmhe
eonngee—nhonld yenbeovermk— by
mlnrtnneJoeeotw'ovkperhnpnorloen
nth-nu, onion mean-ducke- in
you lemily-yon emet the many cl
you lendiord. Andlhe lecilitimnreeo
muliplied nowednpl eunu- thin dir-
ection! noqolrlngehomnthnteneoon
eenenevingoteeinglehnndred dollere
hmcompiinhedyon cenoccnpy whet in
‘ vhmnllyyourownhonenmndthelnrger
perioootlheenm younowpnylnrent
ombe‘eppliedtewnrdthepurohmvprlee
d the property you occupy. nod me
vlh reenonehle neeurence he regerded
negoer own-KY. Stnr.

AJnIIyTl-elnhhnwmnn.
berm in n nnell country
lmningthepoint of thewedge ol
“countywhiohrnnnnphelween the
name townol‘ [1th county end ;
tlnNew York line. It in n wild hilly nineteen—unturned
malady-«led. but the prowl- 0nmoty or the week the prohibi-
Iihio here-roomm- Editor Boll-I. tinuinte will hevetwo meetinge in New
Keven. Atlmnntheywillmeetin
county convention etFord'e heli,oorner
of Chepel endBtete etreetn Thin will
hendelegeten’eonvmtion,hutnliprchb
hitioehte whonre percent will bend.
come. Inthe eveniegnninne meeting
will beheld et theAtheemnm. Thin
meetingwill henddremnd byChelrmen
lemnelDichieot the new prohibi-
tionoomlnltteeeedbyotbergoodnpenb
ere,

lenienerightly New [Riordan-ewe, in
ensbied throegh the kindnenn ot' hie
Men correnpondenttopeinte"good
tihe”inthetromotetown:

"Ell. Lehe hen tecmtly ewehened
lrmthieloogyenrnotlonelinemnnden-
gepdtheenrvioenotlrjimonnndwlle
tonnrefor hie home. The piece now
preeoteeverymnch improved eppeer-
femuegrnetdepnrture trout the pent;
emwith hie non Ambreee, en expert
mteieinn.nowhnme,ellthecomlortnot
nlewlnglendhomenreenjoynd. One
ommendeneveningenwith n prince.
whentromthechoicnetol‘grnpeeknown
dtpennedtreely. Added to thin greed
nttertelnmentnre the nwneteet chi-lie
otmohnnthgurcngenlivenlng menic

 

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flnheehenndiemnrgérd.

 

 

Orgnnlnnd Hey.

There wen n meeting 0! the Connecti-
cut Home Printing compeny etBertlord
thle morning to orgnnine n compnuy to
pnblieh the Connecticut Home. the ntele
trmpmnnce orgnn. Six hundred nheree
et “5 ench were nuhecrlbed,
new concern e oepltnl ot 815,000 to etert
on. There director‘n were elected: Al-
' ltlt B. Lincoln, Willtmnntic; John Beck—
well. Norwich; Inrvin Knowlton, Willi-
mentio; A. Willeranee. Eighiend Perk,
end E. P. Angnr, llddletown. .

 

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-—Ieflne mbecrhpynndwhoieeome
mouldbemelewlthoevehud’n Super-
iorBekingPowder.

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OnFrideynlittleglrlcnllednte neg: ~

nnlryn-entnetertn.

ruueuuero hue:

lee the mad“ W
leglnnnrlllnehlryleheldhytheenll-
reed othenln tohe rmpoeelhle tee the
drrnitmnntotthe Millimete-
prennnt thefloonntonlodrnwvhrldgnen
the New York end New Keven reel-
I'Iideynleht. AoutrdlngtoViewPrem-
dent Bend. the drew-bridge hed lent
beenoioenddletthedenpr nlgnd end
notbeen Mendeorthenwrtchnnttor
themnietreck.1'heewitehntthlepeint
hedt-hothfiednemmemngrd
thntwhen thedengrrelennlnonnnp it
npennthnnwitrheneothetenytrelnnb
temptingtcpnerwlll dropoo thetlen.
‘l'herellroedofloinleney thetBlnefley
tonotioethenlgeeleedwhen he

we“. Warm

, tn» ( .ne

n. 4% We as?

thleyenr le nenrly n totel leilure.
nome 4.000 orb,“ bnmnle ot need on-
tun phnted hot mring n good pert ere
deed. end the rent ere very wntery. with
thnuonption at e in thet here been
tnhnn npnnd trennplented neer theehore
end which ere in [hit condition. The
meln trouble, on fer en one be leerned,
incnnmdhynmhhege-likeplent.” the
more cell it, which grown ever end
eetlrelyoovernthe herb. It lnnleoenld
thetroublein in pert ceneed by the on-
cruel nmcnnt oi lrenh weter thet hen
lowed into the cove the pent npring end
nummnr. A well known Norwich oyeter
growerbythe heme 0! Church put in
nomelfidllto 1,500 bnehele of need lent
npring. Denpeiting of theirever letten-
ing, he come down ebout e week ego.
dug up the whole lot end norted them
over. About hell of them were deed.
Church cerried the remelnder to Nor—
wich end treueplnnted them, with th
hope of their lettening up in time for
mnrket.

The llrnt oyntern ever grown in the
cove were put in by one Horton, ten
yenreep. Not long utter hntrnnnlerred
hie bed to Bi'mn Dnvie,who in turn trenc-
lerred it to one Price, who incremed the
bed end told the oyetere eronud the
country. Their generel excellcncy noon
gnined for them nwidenprend reputntion
ceueingother bode to hetnhenyenr by
yeer until et the preeent time nenrly nil
oi the evnileble npnce inmopied. The
bede lor the moot pert ere owned by
reeideute thumboutn, but nevernl lnrge
bedeereowned by well known oynter-
men. The cyntern hnve thrived wonder-
lully, end inoreeeed yeer by not up to
the premnt time—Norwich Bulletin.

The Cow lean hut-gum

mine

The one oi nlcohol. lnylnterdicted.
WhenyoehevnenettnckJoto Ind;
endntnylvedeyn. Hetllghtlood, one
ootbnthnnndlntthereheeqelntmind
W 30“. bed bod .tonether with en entire nh-

 

 
 
 
 
 

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Hilbert-e lhelnttee , ~
on endd'e‘olertl’tlneeeweeld ,
we Ital-m -. Mandi; '
F‘ Au. enooen run ere

A young ledy in Weterhnry hen be-
comecompletely blind Item the edecte
oi the grip.

The pteeident yenterdey nominnled
BhenP.Conohlorpoetmenterntlyetic "" "
Bridge, end lerviu ll. Tnnner lor poet-

mnwmw. WillFIELD 8. MOODYyPrttideIi.
mgmfgfi‘m‘gg MARTIN S. CRAW, Vice-Meet.
BAILEY, Sec’y ntdi'l’rent.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

(colored) hen been nrreetnd for nelling jAflEs fl,
liquor without n lioenee.

A eennetlonel nrticle in e New York
Bundey peper ntelod thet lire. Herriet
Beecher Stowe ol Hertlord, wee eerionn-
ly ill. tihe in ne well en could beam
ed for one of her ege.

Ceptein F. )1. Bones. U. 8. it. hen
been orderedto teke commend of the
New London yerd Fehronry 12, relieving
Cnplein Byron Wilton who will be pinned
on wetting ordern.

Rev. Jemee Ely, who wee buried in
Thompeonville Thuredey, wen one at the
necond compnny oi mimioneriee eent by
A. B. C. I". hi. to the Bendwich Inlendn.
Hie nge wee ninety one yeere.

lire. John Burgeee of Weterhury, wee
lined $50 yeeterdey for herboriug her
niece, Roee Higgine, eged nineteen
yeern, who bed eecnped from the lid-
dletowu lnduntriel echool. The girl line
no in: eeceped cepturc.

Becnuee Henry F. Devin, receiver of
the letthewn n Willierd compnny in
Wnterhnry, hennot pnid 100 cente on
the doller. the creditorn, upon whoee
petition he wee nppointnd. hnve Inked
him to reeign. He will do no.

A Frenchmen nnmed Pntriaud. em-
ployed et n Wineted eew-mill,wen cnoght
in the mnchinery Fruity elternoon end
hnd hie loot newed 01. He died thet
night. The nevered member wee hurled
neverel feet through the nir.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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levingtekmpomum mar fl
we toennonnt=tnfle hg m
willhueetttrheopmtm
FremDA.I.tolil.,nndfen-lrel.

talk-"Dell”
udtromdtnhlhnmlveflnp.

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allocrwnlkmd’zuinlng :3“

mmmgdm‘mmr
inanemwlflbeellowedhuthemeteeth

monthonelldepodtemnde once Hone iheltlh
otnnmemonth. '

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JAMES H. ammonium.

mum» Sale

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705 repliee. 0! thin number 94: uphold
the governor end on condemn hie notion.
The voting will becontinoed until Feb-
rnnry. '

Amen ceiling hlmeell Will Lerleto‘ n Ad I“. . 2
in treveli through the ntete end repre-
....... 13:..." m. mum enver- ens-0° an new Sun-
elnewnpepern. Beindnompeopleto ,
enhecrihe tor periodieeiebymking eenll Will be 801“ at Hm m __ 2’
ill “VIII“ Ih grentiy minced “ha. > 1 3: A " W .
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