a allofoun m blunt-lot
hill: 3 lllillzoven-
dist ‘llplsecpul
l' a camp allo-
ee: supper 15
beauty W x .
‘ I . 1 no to Vital Parts. and There
is, no Hobo of Other than a
‘ ' 2 E‘Fatal Ending.
m
OSBORNE HOUSE, Isle of Wight, January 2., 5 p. an...
posted: "The slight improve-
."R. DOUGLAS POWELL.
.. anus new.
-' I‘HOMAS BARLOW."
l’bldlilhlSSDfill
aiy‘iliallilaun‘d Ulla
conscious ill illa Walton.
- illilllt'ili» Milena
lloiwaililllo
Messrs. ‘l-ll ’1'
. 70
Walk: im‘flfiflpg "$3130 a Play- following ofliciol bulletin has been
ment of the morning is maintained.
Ellison tiilP
F amaafill'thaotdtieuia at Water and
MI Insult in a
stir-Tho Damage
" ‘ only Slight.
' shockin: death. Deficit Michael
[our aged lortyltour years. of South
Norwallr. last night. ‘ Mullen occupied
th'elroor‘roo‘m of the d lnpidatcd~ build-
iiilt'fat‘vthe'eorper oi , star and Havi-
' land streeta,‘which' leirented by Wil-
lidm'Monallanflnd "wlfe. who live in
the froht. part of the'buildinx. A few
minutes" before 9 o’clock last night, Mr.
.Monahon detected theiodor of smoke.
and on investigation found that there
wall a tire to Mullen'e room. Mr. Men-
unani sever an elem. and about the
. carpetll‘ne a lodwho wos‘pase‘in‘g the
house disgvovflredntb‘lla flames.
0 eel-5 ‘a or, a were
he 'glrueduln an :plsrm from Be
at the footer Remand «met. The
“res nded. and
in'esunaulshln “the lire.’ The house
was. considerably damaged.
During the progress or the llamas
Mr. enema. Monsoon. who had been
hounds-"conference near by. sudden-
ly ’anniluneed their intention of going
in ‘ that-building after two roosters
in the.ll9aaer.1’he
d to maintain them.
They entered the
“Will"
ell the first some tor the"‘aecouc cue.
Waldrnn wl hing. score:
Restored 'Iuiilcla‘ntly to Continua the
Delivery of Goods on Ialdan Hill
During the litter Weather of
Saturday Night.
Monifield. 8 .
COWES, Isle of Wight, Ja
provemcnt is said to be Vlsible in the
no hope of other than a fatal ending.
greatest anxiety. Paralysis is spreading to vital parts.
Nourishment is bcillg‘artificially administered. The palace is. »
packed. There is scarcely room for the emperor of Germany and his
stall. With the exception of the newspaper correspondents, there ~
are only a few people outside the gates.
Inquiries from all parts of the world continue to pour in.
LONDON, January 21, 4:47 p. m.——Aithough no official bulle-
. till has been received since 11 O’clock. a telephone message timed at
Osborne house, 4 p. m., says:
“The queen is very slightly better.”
There is little hope. however, of the rally provill
LONDON, January 21—-—Thc' secretary oi state
fairs, Mr. C. T. Ritchie, who had temporarily left Osborne hall has
been summoned to return. .
COWES, Isle of Wight, Januar 21, l2215 p. lit—{The Queen's
slight rally Of this morning was fol owed by a gradual sinking,
which, it continued, will result in speedy death. NO surprise will
be felt here it her death is announced at any moment.
ght,,January 21, 12:15 p. m.——The Queen is
nuary 21, 4:35 p. m.——A slight im—
een’s condition, but there is
he night‘is awaited with the
Michael Delaney. a delivery clerk
tor the New York arocery store at Nor-
walk. started out Saturday nldh
liver orders inwthc vlclnliyof Holden
Hill. He had been on the wagon the
greater part of the day, and was thor-
ougly chilled through. While on the
journey he was unable to overcome the
drowsy feeling which came over him,
and dropped down in the wagon. sound M
The horse continued on the.
road. and went several miles beyond
the destination. The driver of a team
approaching from . the. opposite direc-
tion discovered the driver's predico~
ment. and after much trouble, amused
it was some time ‘ before the
driver became eulllciently warmed up
to continue with his delivery. . The fact
that he was aroused is indeed lucky. as
he might have perished from exposure.
The clerks at tbe'atore were consid-
erably alarmed over his absence, as he
had not returned at closing time. Del-
aney finally returned to Norwalk short-
ly before 2 o'clock, Sunday morning.
and turned his team out. .
REV. BTRAYER'B FIRST. SERMONS.
iPopular Airs.
x. .
Bye. Sweet Dav."
th
70
The other games tor the second one
will be between Percy. E. Ferris and
. Fitch and A. With
A Ntllllllllllllll
0mm of a autumn. Firm
for Nolualk hospital.
nlscmmlllfiuulllcu
. Tobey“ molest Workmanahlp, Con-
atrueted of the Finest Quality. of
Material. and Delivered by
“illiterate -
Senator John H. Ferris. president
of the“ Norwsik Hospital Association.
returned to south; Norwatk Saturday
ulght from atria. to Philadelphia
i-Ii‘errla placed with
p or company all or-
der for a new ambulance for the Non
walk . ,Pilllyllitulj
ulance'la tolbe
ship and construe
ity of motel-1&1. ‘
assurance that it will be a first-class
technical Willi” a credlt'tb the
bright and? thattbeatown will be
J. A. Slater. E. W
COWES, Isle of Wi
.jllfii “holding her own,
LONDON. January
rangemcnts for the departure of tie Kin
England have been countermanded.
LONDON, January zl—Thc inner circle of the cabinet has
been in session this afternoon in connection with the ofiicial pro-
cedure in case of her majesty’s death.
(Additional News on Page Two.)
Killed bu Escapina Gas.
GTON, January 21—JamesEliiot. aged fifty4five,.'a
former resident of this place, was found dead in_bed.in one of the
rooms of the American House. at 8 O’clock yesterday morning,"
havin been overcome by gas fromtlle jet which had becnpturned g
' ' *atro‘clockfiundny morning,cand tvae
. .. o'clock the'enlelloi escaping-gasoline.
detected, and the deadb‘ody discovered. Theremains were uniden-
titled until ~10 O'clock this ‘mornin
recognized the body.
Schooner Davenport Full of
VINEYARD HAVEN, , Mass, January zlwfI‘he captain of the
Gayhead Life Saving Station reported today that the seas are mak-
ing a clear breach over the fouremastcd, Bath, Me, schooner George
P. Davenport, which stranded on Nashewena island. Saturday
night. The mate is still on board, but a line has been thrown over
the wreck, and he can escape at any time. The rest of the crew are
at the Cuttyllunk Life Saving Station. It is considercdédoubtfui if
the Davenport can be saved, as she is full of water.
Knocked a Hole in her Bottom.
NEW YORK. January zl—The‘ Nonveigian steamer Talis-
man, Captain Ber , laden with sugar from Demarara, while pro-
ceeding this morning to Newtown Creek, to discharge, struck what
‘ is supposed to be a sunken wreck at the entrance of Newtown
opposite Blackwell's Island, and knocked a big hole ill her bottom,
forward. Sllcvquickly filled and sank, with eighteen feet of water in
her hold forward. .
{Strike of 1 200mm...
HAZILETON, Pa, January 2l—-The men employed at'the Lat-
imer colliery of C. B..Pardee & Company, struck' today, because of
the alleged unwarranted discharge of two drill'runners, and the
The miners at the Harwood col-
gurate a .2 sympathetic
wit_’ it they. kept
bu file not purpose. .
but (tins. and “hit gramme oil: two eiaqme
ou.lrl , My tiring , '2, o. w.“
' r. {lam liven otth'opinlgn that
g in the building somewhere.
. “-srilnpollllble, to. get into his
mentuntll'tllefflre was out. ni-
st.‘wltll Mr. .Xonahan as a
earapmerotutheggllremcn entered
and Search. commode for Mul-
alile bed- oni‘dnxger it, nadfioll
9“! .22..srmro as
the whys was
"I "" ' “ ‘ ’ . a M? . . .... . '5“ .\.r..w. .l....l, 1...:w ....\ .1 .u:r:' {unlo‘ u .... '
"I William. M 21—-A destatch from Ostcn sa 5 the ar-
Congregational Pulpit Occupied Yes- g 0‘ tilt Beglaus tor
terday by the New Pastor.
Rev. Paul M. Btrayer preached his
first sermons as pastor of the South
Norwnlk Congregational Church, yes-
terday, and was mind both morning
and afternoon by’large" congregations.
The discourses were excellent. that of
the afternoon being a subject for the
new year, teeming with beautiful and
helpful thought and being an inspire.
tlon to better-and more earnest efforts
,durlna the coming months. *
Miss M. .I. Graves. contraltoof the
granatlopal Church. rem
.,
Woman Badly
£79: Norwalk.
rec
. i . .
While there Mr. M... oprem son During
the- Fulton & W
the best workman-
of the finest quai-
llli will a company 8W“ glaring-audit” turn
. 7*. . ..‘,.01lm“ua' . ..
T will on... Lover-tar 2 d.
g, m naturalist.) use“
di’ollldoi‘dly made all e :
., , .uiml ‘ . ion», .,e:apulled.iorzl
~ isnd’wnb listened to murmur plum. h aSSIEued.».-t0.,e room.
are. Mr. Strcyer announced that he
and Mrs. Bil-layer would be home to
members of the contention and
friends, every Saturday evening. at
their residence, No. 74 West avenue.
There was a good attendance at the
services in the Norwalk Methodist
Church. Sunday. Rev. H. B. Munson
preached instructive sermons. while
the music was of a high .order. A
special feature of the services was the
singing by the Male Quurtette in the
he ambulance to ohtllo .etyle known
as o'coupe front. plain'pan'ele, six ieel
g .‘lns‘lde, three feet.
ten ‘lneb’e’ “wide nslde. seat regular
or cushion. trout aide cur
talus by driver. All sash
storm apron for driver. double doors
at rear. doors at alde,‘ with bevel plate
glass at. all windowinsolid coach top.
inside furnished with two atretchers
to form seats, medicine chest, inside
lantern silk curtalnr'on spring rollers.
dark tan trimmings. inside fully trim
med with pantnaote leather, corrugat—
ed rubber on doors. brass mounted
lamps, bub ends. handles and rolls, ro
tary- gong. under toot bracket with
coach gear, twenty-four inch patent
circle. pole only; Springfield rubber
tire, 1% inch wheels and axles front.
1% inch wheels and axles rear. Tim-
pen roller bearing axles,
springs; ambulance to be painted roy-
al green body-,black trimmings, royal
green gear striped with a fine line of
red, main panel to be lettered on side
“Nor-walk Hospital." block lettering;
“invalid Carrlazoi” in script lettering;
lettering to‘bo Of sold.
The ambulance is to be delivered
by Februaryaotbe
"“flfauae A sense.
Ci‘iicer Moraho'mdnol interferes. but the
Young rm Escape.
The Webb children. of Norwalk, who
have been implicated in scrapes be-
fore, abused a horse owned by Mrs.
ill. P. Weed, Sunday afternoon.
horse had been hit out in the barn-
yard. and the boys climbed the fence
and set about beatinz the animal with
clubs and throwing chunks of ice at
him by way of diversion. The horse
was unshod and fell down several
times. to the neat glee of his torment-
.woa overturned and the
scat torn (lift The horoe ran upon the
sidewalk- in. front of. Dr; Walter Hitch-
cock‘s office. where he became entangl-
ed in the fence and was captured by
Frank Mace; who happened to be pane-
inx. Others, came to his assistance.
and after some diMculty the horse was
axe and led to
six ineliesglngle g, when a cousin of tile deceased
. “dithedfidlt Mot; iii ill
. its blond too charge of
find “mill?“ it to his rooms in
tarblnstollatroob. .
; ' M a"‘«ldborer. employed at
frepuent intervals. by John H. Ferris,
the’coal dealer. .Heworked four days
last week. and received his pay Saturo
day nlxhh Hel'soold to have a sister
llvlnzl_.in Lowell. Mane. but has no
relatives in Nortthlk as far‘ae could
,' bummed». . .. . .
The. building. which was damaged
to tildextent ofinb‘out titty dollars.
is owned by Marvin Brothers. of Beat
it is considered to be the
at structurea'ln the town, and la
a. landmark In South Nbrwalk. it has
been onfliire several timee' before. but
'walli'slaved. each ‘tlme and repaired
" I'll and...lt .was used as a
mm the card
Banks’s stables.
The horseman quite badly cut up.
.Mr. Olsen had-lithe turnout of Mrs.
Orrell as well as his own token to a
repair shop. Mrs. Orrell was badly
frightened by the collision.
OIITUARV RECORD.
Dr. Charles R. Abbott.
This old Brooklyn cltlsen. who died
in that city, last Saturday. was of Nor-
walk'n most ancient blood. Hie earliest
New England progenitor was but a
youth when he landed on our shores,
and he underwent an Indian firearm
to come forth however.
at the young man mar-
ried into one of the chief colonial fami-
lies,in the Norwaik vicinity.
The late Dr. Abbott was a strong
man. He was of marked mentality and
fine culture. and had for manyyeare
been influential and filled a high pism
tion as a Brooklyn educator.
ture oi the Abbott home was taken.
two aessons‘aso, by a D. ‘A. it. artist,
on the occasion of an Oblonz visit by
members of that order.
home that the parents of the departed
of Saturday took clre or the mother of
one of the Lord Mayors of Liverpool
which mother came to this country and
ilnnliy here died. and whose son. it is
claimed. was knighted by Queen Vice
torla at an early period other reign.
. in the doeease of Dr. Abbott Norwalk
and its fair daughter. New Canaan, add
another honored name to their long
roll-call ofioyal and excellent children
who have passed away.
The funeral of the deceased will be
held in New Canaan. and his remains
will be interred in the cemetery of that
Philans Coffin.
Phllena. aged seven years, daughter
George Ooiiln. of
died yesterday. at (11th
urlal was this afternoon.
in Union Cemetery. nowayton.
W
Hones aunnab.
inmates laeapa In. Night Clothe.- " ,
' Nothing of Value lavad.
irow, place at Weston. "
varies wallbw,‘ w
to shortly after: u
"reluctane' TEA."
interacting Letters Read at the Con-
tral Club. Saturday.
The "Traveiera’ Tea" at the Central
Club, Saturday, was successful and en-
Mra. Belden gave a fifteen-minute
paper upon her recent trip abroad
which was most entertaining, and ad-
mirably road. There were not as
many members of the club present as
usual, on account of the extreme cold.
and it is hoped that Mrs. Belden may
beperauaded to read her clever do
acriptlon to a larger audience. ’
Two letters from young men were
also tread. One was from Norton
Wood, a. cavalry soldier in the Philip-
pines. Mr. Wood is the son of Gen-
eral Wood. and. evidently inherits his
gift of description. as it was his moth
letter Mrs. W. 0. Curtis. Mrs.
Wood's aunt. was kind enough to lend
the Central Club two years and. and
which made another enjoyable after-
noon ior the club; Mrs. Wood was
than living .in Cuba. . ,
The other letter was from the soil
of Mrs. Coonley‘Ward... who has been
traveling around .the ' world. The
fresh outlook of these young fellows
and their gift at conveying impres-
sions, enables them to write fascinat’
. Mills A. ll. Baldwin and Mrs. Jean.
Dumortlcr were hostesses. ‘
Tonight is the Folklllons Recital. in
costume. by time. Oi
slated by Harvey Wor
and there will undoubtedly be a large
audience. Mr. Loomis plays his own
compositions entirely. and Mme. Burs-
torf sings many Ollhem.‘
. .l *- . lu'u'a I
IAQKIT IALL AT AHMORY.
The Mount Vernon‘= Athletic Club
baakebball; team, the champions of
that‘vlclpity. have arranged 'a game
with Team F. Thursdlly evening of this
romleeato be one of the _
. ngofrtbe season.
. shave defeated the New
ll other Mt. Vernon teams.2-‘ a
experience, onl
such a victor t
; . one. AT cArHOLlc CLUB.
tides Woo Causes Dam-
age in tholiiliilard Room.
What might have been a serious fire
at the Nortlslk.’ :‘0Ithollc , Club was
averted .yeaterdayimorninz. by the lor-
tnnato . arrival of the janitor, Thomas
reached the club
bondinxzabout loloiclock. and upon en-
tering-thematic!“ alarmed to find
.n'stmn‘gxamoll oil-‘bmokc. in the bill
liatdv room he found the cause of the
trait in.“ The. mantel, and «surrounding
woo workwae lli‘ilames. and the fire
' was spreading raudly.
. ldeteadlof sending in an alarm, the
janitor set about ex‘tlnsuishlns th
.. name; with buckets of we or. and a -
'terfiten‘fi'mlnutes'lbard war he was
ee‘erful. The damage will? amount
Overhaatad Fur
. . 'i
McQu lion It was in this
company‘s refusal . to re-instate.
liery of the same company threaten to‘inau
strike it matters are not adjusted.
Schooner. Slanals for A5515
. VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, Januar
George Nevinger, Captain Bullock, of and rom Bangor, for New
York, with a cargo of lumber, is anchored oil . Nantucket Shoals.
with her mainsail and jib blown away. ' She is badly iced up, and
llassigllnlled for assistance.
. ' . . West Wants to Fidht Roan. ».
anuary ‘al—Tommy West. the middleweight
ledge today to Tommy Ryan,..to ii ill: for the,
Police Oilicer Morebouee heard of
the affair and went down ioinvosti-
gate. He discovered the boys in the
act of abusing the horse, but they
mans. ed to escape. ,
Res denim of the neighborhood are
very much'exercised over the doings
‘nr’e undoubtedly originated from
W'VOQK arena MANAGIRC.
’ 'n. who had been in the
babies! York Grocery Com
0 past. three years, will
.1. Lyon. as manager, obtlle
to. ‘M'. South Norwalll, li‘.
n‘ will be succeeded by
or Norwallunan,
: . 'eomuauv'l “of!
tools. The newmanaaers are
W ,s (if-the amused
: . ve ‘slnoo as
til company's hualnaas.‘
tarmac}? “
inzton Loomis
of Mr. and Mrs.
Sprint street NEW YORK.
ilist, issued a. cha
dlewelght championship at the I
will make aside bet ofan amount t _
take place :before the'clu. offering the bestii‘nducements.
~‘r. A. a. caoa‘l'c.
out». the
- malaria. Young Taetotalara. ,
ph‘a T. A. B. Cadets held
held their annual meeting yesterday
in the. rooms in Music Hall block. and
atom "unfailowlnz oilicorel .
; .RI'QIlilllllb-v-Olv . “Killdilielliu’lr'. ~
liedpmident» caption .1.“ OfBrleilr lat v
8 pound limit.
AMWIl MI.“ , 68, the fig tto . ‘
» around. Dead'on,lll0%~lllool;.21
I DANBURY', Januaiye‘.i;~.uws fulfills S)” Waibridge, a bulged.
cu led bystlb
' p diby'il
‘ 1. ' WKNTIMITU
or housekeeper. . .
first-class retail-e
Norwsllt office of
Wall street. Nor-we
. WANTED—A BOT ,
years of use to help on at
to-J.»8.. Gainer, Bed 182. _
'ro LETuWKOhE .
house. Alllmprovemnian , .
R. Taylor, Grouchy Boll 2'
Norwaik. ,, _ -.
. TO. LETWTHE.’ , ‘-
b’llsinesa at new: a vii .
on. loose. on and alter F
particulars apply H.‘ Peppbr
Norwalk. , .
'ro LET—ulnar mono
rooms, 81 Woodward even it.
88: houses andhuildlnrlota.
Easy payments a second I
81 Woodward avenue, re
E ‘ Woodward. “ :
g.
Bates, Raymond Sh; D
ran 'EKCF—Irnafo a,
No. a Mahaokelno block.
chance to go into busine- on .
capital. for further" pdt‘hléblt
quite at the oillce of 1 01d
Clear Company. -.
LOCTeeBetween Nor?! _
Factory and 18 within» min
black imitation seal collil’re .
ly return to the Norwalk om
Sentinel, 39 Wall street:
NEWLY FURNISHED
rooms, bathe. hot and cold
so table board. Terms. 1
Quinton! House. 5 Elizabeth p
.eona are‘deairous,
housekeepers. - purges ,
Furnished rooms to. to i“
gout board. .Call at‘jlli Mn
Norwaiisgnfterd p. m.‘=« “
.1.
. ,7 , “5,»
‘ IANKRQRIGK
‘Lowtbz'lrothera; ct .. .. '5
“”51le or”
HARTFORD, Januaiy ale-wig a
Lewis and Elliott W. Lewis.“ midpo-
port, have filed a partners
in bankruptcy in the Uri
court today. The liabilities .
:ilrm ave $4,119.74, nojns‘seto. .‘i
‘- Charles Jill-fem. Williamihgshed
Ber, Joseph C. Godfrey and Koroce. .,
Subers, of New York, have ape‘tltio
in the same court. Asking'“'thu.t‘ '
Quassapaug Paper Compenyr‘o o -
:ford, he adjudged a bulikrupt‘.“ :
titloners claim tbecomnany ill
., .lldtll
ed to them. and that it is lnaolv'ett
owing upwards of 882,000, of which
more than $20,000 is unsecured .and
thensaete are notmore than .8. .
The‘ petitioners also minim the .3 ,
pany‘hnsperformed It's action'ln...
charge from bankruptcy
ed to Judge‘Townse'nd , all
in; been r%ported on favorably
refél‘ees: ‘ redericit\C.8tocktv
lln; RoseBrucker, Barnum.
Lyon. Norwich; Fredrick ‘
.weatport; John Bat Micaela.
, ‘rt: William .1. Fl In? N
ddoto .
.G‘lgi
in; John J. Walsh. , l
dl‘OW'Bl‘OWII'. Jr.. W ill
norm, Walllnford,
ton. New Haven.
- —--‘-———
arson: auctangnuneva
'onouons'l‘ER. More. luau
kc ate
dnyr Fred Allen, M
and aim Kitty . _
were severely scolded, by. -.
. steam; and the buildlntvwas
demolished. A boiler-plush“ '
live tone lauded nearlyvjo fee ,,
The loss is about 32,000. . ,
Lear IOTH H ,0
WEST DENNIS,» a
. --'f‘he. schooner T. i
Pottio. of Calais. M .-, .‘ . a
get foayineymhflk ,‘ li t . .
use. yer fl 9 es , -
during the sale Fri y night ‘ ‘
‘»blown- ‘cli shore - u will. it
until
years of a e,jwasfo‘und dead onthe floor of‘the'feitting roolnicfy 3th.
’ identity—Frank Lyle.
Treasurewltlohard Lynch. ,.
, panama—William‘s
committee—darned
7 , lam Nevlla. ,Matthawdrlynn.
gellewllvrpr- .mprtck Euclid-ind.
ill be installed billed
., .. . . ion at the next ‘resular
f. mention handily. February 17th.
V. ‘-‘ . W .
‘ rhunanr‘cuauoaa sauna.
, Brian. clerical the
t lotion hardware
‘ . which ihove’been defeated by Team 1":
and . a close. game dsexpeeted. The
F‘ teamhas been plsylno treat bulb
this season. bovine won six out of the «
seven games played, album: stroll
.‘ ‘ .- . .
Tild identities wii
‘ford‘tealnprior to the It name. The
will be called at 8: ill sharp.
an rave ms nu... ‘
ho was fined tilt
in all to 041.14, ;
Court. Halal-day. by ,
la allluuomenlu
thla,jmorhiu¢‘.”togetber with the co ,
use and other muthuiidluata. The
re uudgubtadly- olditlusted frame ‘
dotiWi‘ tidy.- " .2
Z Thainmam were aroused by the . '
t more sndl effected their ei-
li ’ nothing? of 2‘ value
a loss is upwards oi
smell insurance.
W
, l‘lrrn av palm.
to Manda. no! ‘ailwiallera
u ”urchin all: lidayfete.
er home on 2 est street. yesterday. Sh
job with heart-"diocese whilebe‘nding over} a stove.
in , Business ileuses. Billed, 2:
. Y. Iii. January ate-iFil-awhich threatenedcd’rlytodayftoV
destroy this town. was extinguished after. having consumed nine
3. entailingo loss of $100,000; 'insutpnce.',gl§dnt‘ $533:
6. hadcvidehtlly. been .atricic- ‘ '
so ottauc eili ' ” '
bola 3 item”
l pity the 'tltam-
pp: loll no,
inhibit-'5
‘ business home
, ,lgiellael, ream.
~orrlolkt= rats
n, w
“labour
1-
Ho , .
’ll'li‘fll‘t ‘e'li
\favorobltl‘weather. ‘.
headed by Captain
departed for Washin
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