at £31.00. 31.33. 3nd 31.30
E. K. Baptists.
mafia &# aaar.
landless hits
WEATHER FORECAST
For Norwsili and vicinity: Crusted-
ly *cloudy, with local showers tonl t
and Thursday: \Aoluudy and nuns
weath .leth local showers prevail
uteri In all sections east “OP the
R knlountalns. The temperature is
a low in the northern sections. Con.
lilorla favor for this vicinity cloudy
weIaIther with light rain.
I ‘ .l M
’l‘ry a ton of B. Harshileld and Sons'
M ash coal. its line.
Norwalk Aerie. li‘ 0. E, will hold a
regular session this evening.
A meeting of the Central Labor Un-
ion willJre held tomorrow night
gander-la E. l.oc,kwood of Norwalk.
lit Hartford, yesterday doing jury
5 “my Jennings Lodge, Shepherds of
. will meet tonight at HedI
' A hA tmea are paying town obli-
g : oumtaday, this being the that day
Allie month. .
Miss Donnie Cahlll of New Britain.
hi it til e guest of Miss Mae Kelley.
oۤW t avenue.
cling Fl Buckley. of Washington,D
0., is visiting her slIsier, Mrs. Van Bus
kirk. of RbtonI Hill . .
Ill Illnnimocks are ready now at Hoiv
sin a number of good colors and
em. tit low prices. See ad. A13
Within ..Wood station agent at the
"it will passenger depot is able to be
out; “M?! ,sevsral weeks’ illneIIps..
r'liw , m FJKOl‘h' wtll return to:
_ t.- Vernon, where she liner
. . I ' g relatives for a few days.
lsh. Grace Danish and Louis W.
an spent Memorial Day sight
I 7in Prospect Park and Gooey is-
O 'r‘ f '. ' VI
3:. Wr of: Columbia Circle; Compan-
i I‘Azof Parent, will host in Red
. I; _IaI' lint. tomorrow night A
iA' iauyer‘.‘ or Ndrwhlk, Ala braid!
o35%:loony..uiotorlann r the daemon
Railway. autism as Commit!-
”it; find EMtEdwsidBCIuiainshsfi
D ‘5 8 W “Dill n y w
88Gb lilacs, Mrs. William Ward of New
York city.’ . . 4A,
.‘The iiratrom School baseball team
is ssh to play the Harstrora Al-
umhi tithtit, of Yale, at the DeckIer
Field; this afternoon.
A utilize; ins proceeds of which are
'{dl‘ hhi unwal outing of St. Paul'
choir ye will be held this evening, at
the town assembly hall, Wall street.
M.».r and Mrs. William A Wheeler.
of Bridgeport, and Frank Woods; of
New York, Were recent guests of Mr
and Mrs Stephen Is. Jarvis, West
strdét.
Mrs G. s. ireiand, ofEim street who
has been Averymorionsiydll (or the past
few days. is now somewhat improved
and probably on the road to recovery.
Miss Auguste Hammer and her niece
Miss 13. Erickson. of Germany. arrived
oil the steamer Moltke and are new
the guests of Mr. and' Mrs. Otto Bar-
thel; of I17 ‘HavilandI street.
PM 1" YOUR BUGGY FOR 750..
to 81. with Devoe's Gloss carriage
Paint. it weighs 3 to 8 on. more to
the pint than othera,ms"longer,1ind
gives a gloss equal to new work. Sold
by Watkins a Dow and E. E. Gorham.
THE IIIT
‘ MILK 'ID
“RN NW
“”‘Wsr..i ......
“affirm any
* once, canvas or Jacquard weatc,
. drawers. allratyles—Uc. . .
A39C
I well: was present in court, was contin-
. u _ . . »* _ , ..
There are good hammocks and
r, but the but are the Palmer.
rally now in a number oi good
colors and patterns at those
prices:
jacquard weave in ii rht colors
and striped patterns. are val-
ancc, spreader and head- rest—«$1.
Deep rich colors, canvas or
Jacquard weave, valance, head-
rest and spreader ,.—--$i 25 and
$150
l:-‘.xtrn large size with deep val-
spreader and heud- Areal, good col-
are and patternsI,~«$2I an $41.50
Oriental patterns in stripes of
rich colors, extra-deep valance.
throw- back pillow,-——$3 to $5.
'iIhirIdI tloor.
THIN UNDERWEAR.
Women who want cooIl. light
underwear, and want it right
away, can find abundant supply.
Lisle vests with hand-crocheted
yoke ,—5oc.,75c., and $1.
Union suits. ribbed, silk trim-
med, ideal summer garnicnt,-
U!
99-
Lisle umbrella punts lace trim-
med -‘-,50c.
Cotton umbrella
trimmed .~35c.
And these in the famous Mc-
rode underwear:
Fine-rib cotton vests and pants and
tights, all styles—36s..
Medium-weight cotton vests and
pants, lace
Lisle- abduction vests and drawers.
knee. drawarwail styles seats—Am
Lilia-thread vests with high neck
Aan‘d- lips: or short sleeves knee draw-
r
l: impede-cows or iiik- allddllle,
vests. all styles. knee drawers-81.
Silk and wool or silk and-lisle knee
drawers, ailzatylos vests—41.60. .A ,
cation union suits, knee or ankle
182‘ 00.» ii i.i' l r.
Lisle or cotton union suite with lace
trimming—750, $1 and 81. 50.
CillltIlIt‘efl'a white gauze vests
and pit-fit 9,-925 5c.
gloiil’dIern'a knitted waists—95c
Yh' Baibi‘l‘ggau underwear,
shirts with long pr short sleeves.
knee or ankle drawers, -—25c and
Iii. aisle front
-. l, .‘i.
nail-s:
sin. codes «59..
Pathfinder
aravsss notion hisncowso
so, Yetta, Critic twitiiiimi ins.
Judge moss. in brackish Model as
riled a motion bricouaaelnfnr George
W. Beavers. the former Bu intend
ent of salaries and Allowance of the
Post Gilles Department. to inspect the
minutes of the .grand jury which
found an indictmedt last year against
Beavers for. bribery and conspiracy
against the government. ...Tlle, attorney
for Beaveraz-theu gavwadtioothat he
would next move to «bash the indict»
meat against Beavers.and for a bill of
particulars. ’ll'u Insomn- set Wed-
nesday. Jase Al. the healing of
these motions and the ball for Beavers.
ISMAILL SATISFACTION. ,
Am the anitotflollyziflreent'ctiu of
Danbury, against William T. Walsh the
only satisfaction Whisks the continuity
could secure or its recbnt judgment for
856.098. and costs. making a: total of
$56, 223. “I the lgrgesjt In the history of
the county, waitress.» arises due
. LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!
sickens, s. is. noun aurora. I
. Weak Fish, has;
Poi-gin. 6 the. for ‘25s
- Qoraum care. .7. Ala. .
5pc} ops 10a Iii. . ' Ari .
II a 10s "twin; i ,.
Halibut: mg “‘1 ml ”gunfire law I888
um: Filil,’ 2x "to lb. " treat-toil ital radii.
r3"
r: h. mfl‘lyi.) .1 91.."
DAPTA 991‘.de 8
”Elm filtration Army
"mummy-tn
tomakeameilffo'i'a
“ Idollll ”PM“ Wit Iciififi
lulitla’gflmi
citric ‘Wfiéyyfi
Our establlbhmmhhhdleiso much
beef sad m east on so was
(lather roasts
l‘li‘ of two or
here Just the‘ Ahmad pig: .5. the
quarter you want; Titration” to
you is obvious. . ,
118*
Wis: fossil
8".“ prisoner
j transuarred from thepfi‘lrtlb rd county
Walahmwhich the company. garnished .
yesterday. Wilhh was a salesman for
Holly, 0900111 Coir but Waters
in Danbury. and was sued to recover
money said to have been converted to
his arm use. - ,. A A.
. Mesa-iW
6“- OTHER AKIN” 0! new
OILHNO AT REWADLE PRICES. '
. mm
to Dr. David
will hold it
Woolen-oil night. iii IiiynuoI
Cba‘lh th.
RCloning
Rm t will be economy to buy your
new curtains while the sale is in pro-
gresa. lice ad.
Mrs. C. Sherman, of West avenue,
secured a .gold watch at an auction
sale of Schuyler Park lots, in Stam~
ford, Memorial Day. I. .
-Can‘t be perfect health without
pure blood. Burdock Blood Bitters
makes pure blA-ood. A’l‘oneaI and invig-
orataa the whole system- ; .
“film Roe ofIBrooklyn, who
has best mending the pasayfew days iii
her home in North Main-treat. return
ed tit her duties this morning.
A'Phe Womans- Foreign Missionary
meeting will be held tomorrow. at- it
p on. at the South Norwallt Ba tiat
Church. Sublet-Ii "Cliinaz" leader,
Dixon.
such Tribe improved Grdér at Red
Man, held a regular meeting last nig t.
dud listened to reports from the «tele-
gate? to the great council, held last
AMrs. John Watkins, Miss Lillian
Watkins and Claude Witch, at Taylor
avenue. spent yesterday in New York
and attended a performance at one of
the theatres
. Glen Btevlartaud'w. A. AWicltrwira. '
students of the . Harstmm Echool. have»
Joined the Norwalk Yacht Club. Other
recentlyA elected "members are I). A.:,I
Wadhamsaud E. B Bears.
Louis Lauri 'plhyed second base
for the Rough Riders against the
Sebastien. of Brooklyn.- at 19pr Rucb
elle. Monday. The Rough Elders won
by the user's of ten to. nothing. .
T-he Golden Rule Circle
Daughters of the Nori'vallt ethodist
Church will meet Friday aft ooh at
3 o‘clock, with Miss Carrie Seymour, of
62 West avenue. There will be sewing,
The Womah' a Guild and the T.
Societies of St Joseph's Church have
arranged to give a deuce Friday even
1px. 'June 10 in the pavilion at Baton
t. William Lowe will
music ..
The Connecticut Tlpothotae will
hold its summer. meeting at Hllia'
Homestead , ”on Manda»
afternoon, Juno 6. tillness rh‘eeting
called at H80 0 'clocIk Dinner served at
..:4 30 o'clock _ .
Tontotrow .wlil “be the int day on
which city and ultra”? this and the:
Union school district tar as be paid
Collectors Paul and Talks, ill flout
Norwallo. without interest at the rate
of nine per cenL'per year being addedd
Acting as goveriior, - identtihailt- ‘
Governor Roberts his limited so“
erintendcnt Nelda of t at state hospi-
tal tor the insane, at intolerance, to
further detain Muir
King' a
lull
~ The. St. Pitui' 9 Girls' Friendly Society
held a session,.l'as‘l. evening. at the
assembly hall. WLll street. The last
meeting of the seam 'vrlll eli‘ald next
“Puesdsy evening. w ch a. hitch will
be held in connection with th« clusing
exercises. . .A
The annual bus been meeting of the
South Norwalk ptisi Church will
he held 'l‘hu might. at Grail. in
place of the- regulhr prayer. meeting.
There will be initiation-- at ears, in-
eluding superintendent and trustees. A
lIiItlrge attendance is earnestly request-
9 . . , , 2 .
Work was resumed yesterday morn-
ing. in the Danbury factories curious»
ed' in‘ the recent ‘shuf-dbwn‘, and the
batters will be busyfor a few days,
acting out orders that accumulated
while the facthrlettHWere-closed. The
union labels woraretumed to the stew-
ardm in each factory.»yesterday morn-
ing, by the soldiers of the Danbury un-
ions.
Among the South Norwalk people
who. spent. Memorial Day in New York
city and visited the dillerent theatres
were: .~ Mr; and Mrs. E. N. Raymond,
who saw “Wang," at the Lyric Then
ire; Mrs; John‘A. Watkins, Claude
Witch and Miss Lillian Watkins, the
production of "Sweet Kittie Ballalrs.”
at the Belaaco, 'iind N G; Simpson. who
attended the performance at the Ma-
iestic.
Harry T. bitumen A.‘ H. Lyman N.
F. alluded, JR, H..L. Despitrd. Alfred
A Jansben, F. L. DuROrd H. Weston.
G. A. Morrison. J’. C. Danger and wife
C.A ABoenohl‘s, Willlarnmafls, 8. J.
Hostel-d ,Frank. A. Ferris, Jr: Theo-
doreClr‘adwa‘yna. New York; Henry H.
Miller New Haven; James Cummings,
Hartford; 5. W. Flanders, Cambri «lg.
W13. Hichml’. Failure“.
L-. Ricki!» W. Frank Bash. 1‘. it. Fille-
brown. Boston Masai: Goodallow,
Fort Edward. N. Y.:
George, N In; W. E. Dungee Sprin-
field, were yesterday's guests at t e
IIIIBllvasI.
mfl‘ m
MI Riv-anally, oIt Eennefi y with?
Wfifibmmmfltflm
om Itmdmaoflirarandkid-
Woodmen will: hit“
o
w: Bowman-anom-
Airs Mr. lion Mannheim»:
hernia often, indeed almost alwaymcmn-
Winston: Grimm: I : sued
Romntindonehfii! is: 3 amp]:
sale of lace curtains as
furnish
a. G. Murphy, St. .
gummy. 860750.0r3enwloh.8180:
‘. ,. .rd. ”.99,
«it.
i'sIIi’t
“iii! .
' Just when you
garment should
889
name later,
BOYS' AN
the children in
department.
'f.‘ ’i‘t: .‘i" ‘v‘ :‘t IN‘
NOITHF‘IELD‘.‘ sonar:
races ans BIIL‘I’ orient.
The management of e Nortb‘ileld
slimmer Conferences an Bible Schools
announce that arrangements have been
made for seven religious gatherings to
be held there this slimmer These
gatherings will he conducted on even
gelical lines similar to those which
have marked their previous deletion-
meat. They are wholly non sectarian
and are intended as far as poaslble
to unify and neutralize; the. various
branches of Christian activity. As in
past years. the early part of the sum-
[nor will largely be taken up by sin
dente' and young peoples gatherings.
The most important of these are the
World’ s Student Conference July 1-10.
composed of representatives from all
the colleges of the, Eastern States and
Canada and the Young AWomens Con
ferencc, July 12-19 which is both aca-
demic and general, welcoming women
not only from the educational inst-tin
lions but also from the cities and
small towns. Contemporary with
these and lasting the entire month of
July is the Northileiil Summer Bible
School, a free school, offering longer
and more consecutive courses in Bible
Study than can be obtained at the Cow
feieilo’se. The latter part of July is
set aside for a Summer School of Wom
en's Missionary Societies. July 12-19,
and a Summer School. for Sunday
School Workers 'July 16-25. The amps
of these conventions is very wide, and
will be of ’nationsl significance to re-
ligious; pie. They are. followed
from J y29 August 16 by a General
Conference of Christian Workers. the
largest valid most popular of all the
Northdsld niectlngs. it. in turn. Ais
succeeded by A, the final assembly,
known as the Post Conference address
E" lasting this year until SeptemA
or 12 '
At all of these Conferences. many
noteil’ lectures and orgiinlaera..Aare
scheduled to speak. Leading among
them ever
Frederick Web-Peplove of St. Paul’s
Cathedral Uondon. .
Prof. R A. Falconer. Halifax, N. 8.
Rev. Charles Cuthbert Hall DMD.
New York city.
’Rev. Len G Broughton. Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Margaret Slattery FI‘ltIchburg.
Mrs. Margaret Eangsier, New York
Miss Ellen M stone. Macedonia
Rev Cleland B. McAfee. Chicago Ill.
Prof. Anson Phelps ISiokes. Jr., of
Mrs. Margaret Bottollle New York
city
Mr. John R. Mbtt, New York city.
Rev. G. Campbell Morgan. I,D.D East
Nbrthtleld, Mass
' Mr Robert E. Speer. New York
cIlty.
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' MONEY DIVIOEDT .
The cunnty commissioners did not
have much money to divide up at the
end of May. Yesterday they sent out
this checks to the various towns, also
one to the county: For the am time
All many months Bridgeport does not
first a check The total mount divid-
waa “$50,311:! it was sent out as
llowsnA .. as
«k Stamford $202. 50; Norwalk $202. 50:
1:: WW
.CIURE FOR OYOPEPNA.
n s... is a
Friebd Indeed.”
am ready to supply you.
mg, no' investigating.
is enough for us. You- are hon-
PM." and will pay us in “-neVer
noticed stroll" pay meats.
LADIES’ SUITS
, .AT $12.50.
Are great values.
in all the popular colors and ma-
terials and. are tailored as a swell
MEN'S SUITS
AT $15.09.
.Are altered to you as models of
good Workmanship. splendid-val-
and satisfactory garments.
Run in and take your choice and
some AT $4.00.
Are garments which will wear
and delight the youngsters. Bring
will please theIm.
.‘Dont overlook our shoe and hat
Everything reson-
ably priced and no trouble id show
10 SOUTH MAIN ST.
a...‘
“"‘OONFERA
wnni clothing we
No wait-
‘Your word
They come
he
a
o Misses
and see how we
”‘4" cl ('8' a. if”.
Audit”?
emit 'ro es comps ED.
Novel Structure at Bristol Has Already
Goat a Fortune.
Passe ngeis on the Highland division
passing through Bristol notice, as they
look out oi the car windows an imposA
lug castle of granite on the hill west
of the town; within sound of the busy
hum of Bristol's industries. it stands
as a sort of sentinel over the thriving
town of commerce much as did the old
English castles over the more peaceful
towns of England and Scotland 500
)‘esrsa
Brightwood flail the name of tllé
castle. is more interesting to the travA
oler when he. is told that the (Moor.
Mrs. Helen Atkins- McKay daughter of
Bristol’s millionaire clock manufacturA
er, in deterred from finishing the great
structure on account of ill health. and
that the finishing touches will probably
be made after her death.
For years she planned. worked and
thought over the erection of this may
ulficent country seat; and its comple-
tion was one of the great aspirations
of her life; but. the erection of antics
of this sort entail much arduous study
and planning.
Mrs Atklns- McKay Is now well along
in years, her health is poor and she will
probably be an invalid the remainder
of her days: so that the completion of
the granite pile. the aim and thought
of her life. will havo to be left for
others to complete. She has spent on
the estate to date. at least. $150,000 and
its completion means that $75,000 more
will have to be spent.
The main building is of Gothic de-
sign principally, although Mrs Atkins-
McKay told the writer that it belonged
to no particular school of architecture,
but that it was a combination of sever-
oi... It is about 150 feet long and 60
feet wide, is really three stotios high
and has an ell part erected in the rear
w hich is 40 x 30 feet The whole build-
ing is of granite, which is of a light
color.
M
8MIOKIING INI l?“ zPOWDER MAGA-
ls courting deatNhz more suddenly but
not. more surely than neglecting kidney
disorderasx Foley’s Kidney Cure will
cure 'a slight- disorder; in a raw d
and its continued use will cure t e
moat obstinate cases. it has cured
many people of Bright’s disease and
diabetes who were thought to be incur-
«this. if- yeu have kidney or bladder
trouble. commence taking Foley' s Kid.
ney Cure today. before it is too late.
For sale at Plalsted's drug store. "
Mo was seen» rtoooa.
GREEN. BY. :21. Wyoming, June 1.
—-l|‘leods' .n the Green River and its
tributaries have cost at least two lives
from the inundated district. It is his
opinion that the death list may be
greatly increased when complete re.
, ports come in. One cowboy was
‘ drowned while running a bunch of
horses through Green River All of
the streams of that section are out of
their banks. the lowlands are hooded
and commutation with interior aet-
Cements is cut om _; I ,.
' man's wardrobe.
I sleeves. 81.69
and much damage to property. A ines- A
senger has just arrived here with news »
..IIII
. ii :vkt :Ii.’
WHITI WAIITS A.
There’s more style, more comfort?
and more economy lulu shirt waist
than in any other garment in a we-
Heresnewa about
our new white waists.
'Ladiea' while lace lawn shirts waists,
looked back and front. 98 c.
‘ Ladish’ white lace lawn shirt waists.
trimmed-with Val. lace, made with
Bertha eifect, 61,59. .
udies‘ white shirt waists. made of
line lawn, tucked back, front and
Ladies’ white lawn shirt waists.
lace fronts lucked backs, large bishop
sleeves. 81. 98
‘ sear rma To buy
WHITE GOODO
Got a white goods show here that
will please ytlu in all ways. Sheer
lawns satin damask designs. and P.
Kin it stroll prices as below.
One lot of short censor white P. K.
from 3 to 10 yard lengths, regular 1%
quality to! close at lJlfic
White Persian lawn. very fine and
sheer with new silky nuns. 32 in.
COME-£181.? AND
as wast-iiuorou stirrer.-
Oiliflii 1113
Your summer outfitting can be done in this store to your complete IM-
isfaotion, and "ltsnot a bit too early to make selections.
already emphasize the worthiness of- our equipment of warm weather
ables. Can‘t ten you about the whole stack, so we‘ll just hint licrd‘ ii
there and cordiaiiyA invite your earliest Inspection.
We cum too
....
h-.."
wide. All nualitlsa, from lilo to the
Money Madras, with marceriM
stripes and ilguresI 27 in. wide. at Ila -
llltIl 85c.
slants Manuela aura-rs A‘ :
The seasons collection is complain
We can suit any taste and .th
price. Perfection
New line of parcels anodes
Madras shirts. with'AA pair! of all
file :we are showing in a tar“ get
”truest of colors and in all stars; at:
0We call special attention to our hill
Madras shirts in all than I m
«itrlpes and “urea. all sizes. I10- in"
shirt made for the money; price
News senor subunit litmus
billion will again be lar 1
oh] summer. win. $3288
tails a first chance“: at l‘sucIIh Iota
u:gaiu taffeta ribbons suitable l’or I
belts and neck wear. the per yd. . .
Yancy nu: ribbons in pink blue,
cream and red. 25c per yd:
. .
83-85 Washington Street‘, I
south Norevnlk. Conn. . .
special Sale of : Trimmed Hats
Will heath Monday. May 23d.- .
sirens: azimuths. .
9.8.TILL01‘SON.
, sour-ii noswstit‘. send.
86 Washington .t'IrIrI-uIIAf.
Interest
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EUREHY WANT
THREE WHENI YOU 3.3.,"
‘HH MII ‘
If J0 mu warrants:
is aleays given to an invitation to
ride in one of our handsome rigs.
Our vehicles are stylish,
able and sound, and our horses well
kept and ready for business. When
you wish to enjoy an (rating you will
find our. srlcea low. our service that
class and our rigs satisfactory.
Sobaub's Livery roan.
“Larson: CALI. sea—c
A». - .. "W .
Decisions Handed Down Yesterday by:
'. Judge Hardback.
In the superior civil court yesterday.
Judge A. T. Rombnck handed down
four deoiaidaii, granting divorce to El-
eanor s Bibby from dward B Bib-
Schultz, of Torrington. for intolerable
or children; J 119.13 Holmes of Green-’
wich. from Charles B. Holmes of Rsh—'
WayI N J., fur desertiou; Elisabeth B.A
en permission to resume her maiden
name. Elizabeth B. Williamson.
comfort. "
COURI'l‘ GRANTS FOUR OIIVORCEB.; I:
by, of Greenwich for habitual intem-s
perance; Ida Ililcli'ultz from Bernard J. A:
cruelty. with he custody of two min-.5
Attlir from Thomas F. Attix. of Nona: Daly.
walk. for desertion She is also giv-A
Finer Ticker in via: “if?!
Sociailmunbor Party woman“ "II“E’I '
ion and out. Ticket.
The saciallst labor part held its
state convention at Hartfo d: MOndlty', _- ,
and after the transaction or routine A-I
business placed in nominationz‘
Governor—Timothy Sullivan
Lieutenant- governor—John I!) Carl-
SOD.
Secretary—Emanuel Chemise
i Treasurer—Frederick Fellermwaun.
; Comptroller—Thomas Farren
Representative at large -—-- William
Electors of president and alde-
president were also pl in I
ition as follows: Henry‘ y
B alergtueki, Alfred Johnson. film
Argumeniqsl Were begun this morning
in the Niel! swill casein the superior luun Naphthaltn, William Mantle
civil colll‘t bud wIlIIlIl last all day. -* Charles P. Wells. John P John .
“‘0? «Sq
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litii Inn:
stain 1r
5a.;
Genuine muss urns Lithium ii '~
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istl’Ale. fit and.
finish mark every 3 lrt in “91%. j
all
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