Gerardo Adams :spent yesterday in
Now York. ' ' .
~ Miss Edith Waldron is visiting in
Haverstrawlj a, . in.
is, visiting
Miss Haydon ‘Russoll
friends here.- ‘*
GeorgeaRilsgyaud Frederick Pierce
are camping at Hay island. “f
' The barge/J. J. Fallon with a cargo ,
of sand is :9 planted soonw
. li‘w‘,” .w. i “
.L'I‘ho condition'lor Mrs. Caleb Wood
rmtlnues to remain about the same.
T..Cnptaln Melville Youngs has been
ill for several days‘at his homo hero.
. Miss Mae Beherns started this morn-
ing on a vacation trip to Brooklyn.
Montcalmh. E. A. Dosserenu. of
Bridgeport, was a visitor in town yes.
tcrilay. . .
u...- ’
Miss Reba Simone. or Rowan street.
is the guest of Miss iiattio Smith.
or Danbury.
, The sloop Phoebe Ann has cleared
for Newark. N. J., with a cargo of
foundry ashes.
, The Misses Golding of East avenue
and Miss lrenc Youngs spent yester-
day in New York.
vDaniei Petty. oi Bellpori. L. 1.. who
is the guest oi his son. lra E. Potty,
of Durban, is visiting friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett W, Tolles, of
Bridgeport, are visiting Mr. ‘i‘oilua‘
parents, Mr. and MR4. Marshall ii.
Tolles, of East avenue.
Meetings at the Pentecostal Mission,
Washington street, east and oi‘ the
bridge. on Wednesday and Friday ovo-
niuss. at 7:45. ReV. J. A. Clark loader.
May and Marguerite Smith, of Edits
avenue. Elast- 'Norwaik. are visiting
their grandparents, in Seligatucli. The
two children expect to stay for a
week.
. m
'linzen Foster, at Newark, and his
daughter. Miss'Emma Foster. are
guests or; the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. William lioaegood, of Hawkins
“ennui , .
, _._....l,.__._._
, BBV. George Bishop will preach to
night at the East Avenue Mulllmiinl
Church and a large attendance is ox-
pocted. as Mr. Bishop is an eloquent
preacher.
Fred Hopp, of 36 Cove avenue. wish-
es the readers or the local papers to
understand that. ho is not the liopp
who was concornmi in the niiiiir mon—
tioned in The Sentinel oi Saturday.
He does not know the Fred ilupp, oi
New Canaan.
The Rndcl Oystor (tompuuy intends
to place-tho atcumcr Josephine in i'illn'
mission this artisan and (‘iu-pi-nlcr
Mathias Rowland Went in Bridgeport
yesterday to look the crnii over to
soon what do necessary before the
era! is in shape tor work.
Yesterday sitoruoon tho bridgn
onusht lire from a. cigar club. not far
intimation otOeic'li Electric libi-
preu. ~M. ti. Partrick. tho cobbler-
poot. discovered monopole and our.
seeded in extinguishing the tire after
he boil poured cavern buclfliiil. at was
on on it. " ‘
”Watch this Space
Tomorrow. .
deterrifimlth
dial it: ’i ‘ till! riot»
g IWlwflW
, land is valunchis‘ Ion. ire iii. Fol.
. , id in tho “Western Union Talon-cpl:
' olilce.
‘ iconipany hold a practice rumiast evo-
‘ ' Rowaytun avenue to the school houiie.
. .had been lold. and thoialfi‘tir proved it
' limi. priceless. . ,, . ~
. . urination but
,‘ .f. .5; ,.
" 1mm. o
w ‘ ~'
ct . o .
. tiniest: p at) d
ll “brainstortaioin‘g friends” from
it Sprint. Long will”. »
Misc Fanny Minor, or this place, was
suddenly and seriously taken iii in
Mount Vernon. whom she was employ-
! .i“ 'w‘ W or"
, The. weather: or Rnwayton Hose
nintt. going from their headquarters in
Water was turncd‘on alter the hose
, ' “ it
'pmddl than
personal: .Daugduo‘r‘o. Now- lama.
. . n I so u -w i to
collected ouch litomooWNIt for
,. . o; «unionism
l. Million“ unit‘sui’iioriodi Agents
or The tvoiil '9 auxin“ lay; Dorian or;
\ .u, auto...”
into .ohotor'. " min not l‘o any
oi the stove will receive prome at.
«noon.
Advertised letters in the Barton post
oliicc drains follows: Aroususki Aa-
tony, Adam Soboliesky and Michael
Burnoski. '
Complaints have been made about a
Hungarian family that lives on Main
street. Each Sunday they get a. keg
or beer and make life miserable for
the other residents in the neighbor-
hood.
—~-—————-—.-
A very pleasant little function took
place Saturday night at the Dnrlen So-
cial club. whoa Lyman h‘nirchiid en-
tertained the members of the club with
a line banquet.
-
it was learned that tho burglars who
entered the railroad station also tried
to get. into Frederick Swnzy's restau-
rant, but were unsuccessful. Station
Agent iloyt says that the burglars did
not get. anything out of the railroad
companyiu the way of money and the
Joke was on the burglars, as they ’ov-
erlooked a quarter which lay on tho
desk. 5
The following very lino receipt for
chili sauce was found in tho linricu
letter box of The Sentinel and will
be a vcry‘usei‘ul one for housewives:
'lweuty small tomatoes, 2 peppers
(redirl onion: chop all tagcthor: than
mid 2 cups vinegar. 1 tablespoon salt.
3 tablespoonumugnr; i toatipooniui
girlhood oi iilluplco, l of cloves. 1 of
nutmeg. a little irziyonnc: boil 20 min-
utes; seal in boltlus or Jars.
__..____._.__
'l‘ho Dnrlon baseball team tell but
tore the Plating Room oi' the Yale and
'l‘owno shop in -ii hard fought game,
Saturday afternoon. When the game
was over. the score stood 19 to iii In
favor of the Yale and 'l‘owne players.
Another name has been proposed and
it is hoped that the players will be
able to get togoihor’lor it, as the liar-
itin loam wishes to retrieve its (initial.
The battery for Barton comprised Fer-
guson and Moore. '
__
NOTES F THE SEASHORE.
Mr. and Mrs. G. li‘.
(iron and Mr. and Mrs. Uilllt‘iln Muir
Zit'il and children. or lkmimry, have
gone in Bell island for twu wcoks.
M...
Sammy (leury, of South Nor.
Walk boy who has been in England
and Scotland for some time. arrived in
tilts country. 'l‘hursiluy illlll has taken
a nutrition as waiter at lioton l’olnl.
Frank N. Ferris. i‘iliiirlce Watkins.
Arthur Ki-yworth and Joseph A. (km
lvr lll'l' onloying ll cruise to lrvlnitton
and oihor places on the Hudson. The
party was met. at New York by vaho
his lullhrop. oi lrvlnilion. iormorly oi
the United States ii‘oundry‘and Sales
(loiilpnlly.
Mawiey and chil-
M
(in 'l'uoadcy, July ill. tho. inmates of
Hip County ”now, an» to have a tree
outing at Hilton i’ninl, thanks to the
uciioroslty or Proprietor Aiiitilll: J.
Smith. They will have in iron trolioy
rido. i'roo it‘ll cronm. and true sund-
Wll’ht'tl. in addition to lilo troo uuo oi
runny of tho priviloxcs at the Point.
m...—
A party of Bellini kids want to Com-
no Bunch. yesterday, for u wcot'l
onniplnu out. The boys will join
(leorim and Will Henna. who With
their father. Elamuiil Fianna. huvo boon
iipoudlnii a wok there. Mr. Hanna
ruiuruod yesterday morning and tho
liubi who took tho train yosicrdny
morning worn Charles Richmond. (lur-
iiald Morrison. Charles Nichole. Will
Carroll and Charles Molviu.
..........._....._
'l‘iio vaudeville entertainment at
Rolun Point is the bout that has yct
boon given thorn. All tho artiste ap-
peared, ulld wcru tlccorilud a hearty
reception. The llurlluitii. musical lir-
tiiiiii. perforated on a variety of tantru-
mouiii with iii-cat sucrose: iiiohard in
mail save a comly sketch called The
thrill; alliteration. introducing a num-
ber oi novel specialties; Boiler and
holiortiion did some clever work in tho
sketch The Country (luck and the Au-
rollatlc (iii-i.
moan-w
wasrroa'r. ,
, . tomato
2,llm monument lino.
. and Mrs. Holman. oi Raymond-
08"
«viii
_ l
We've got to lose E. N. airway. and
it is with regret that we realise that
fact. " True he will ho within Milli“
insulation hug the lumpiiui. illicit“i
“'1 t iii. an idon’t be one of no
riniuily mmétlil‘io concession at the re
. peptiyyooqulrod property on West pvo
one. Nor-walk. chanson to which are
now bcinz made. ‘ “
The union business is slowly but
=thoi=locallty or its drama and» onion!
Where a tow roars lulu item and Ac-
groworl limo limited tliemlleilloll and
there are instances. and it number.
where those who have cultivated 8.40
Ihhcc to one-half or one acre.
a town hulldiilg iii.Wiiiitiibrti What
with mildew. iirv rot and coliwolie.
llritill‘oly elitisoii if i know what is to
llocoino of tho place:
risk our valuolllcntown documents as
we have to." This '«foqnet building is
good enough for ordinary purposes.
in) ”uniting to to let the town docu-
ments and town interests lob along."
Bathing parties from tho Norwaiks
come hero at intervals and their tri
serve to keep alive bola river lit
town; but for that the p lino. rivar.
wise. would he as dean as it. is on
pleasure llnoe. ’l‘ho spirit oi sport that
was so common born within a your
or two scours to be dying and chn so
popular and staunch an organization
as tho shinning club can't seem to
awake intoroat’in that line. All the
activity is coniinod now to the Forms
section and tile swell residents on tho
shore. it is to the Bedlorde. lilo llll.
lies. the Booysmlths and Huniiuonds.
along with the ,Sturges. Tuylors and
sumo licauh residents chiefly ropre
scaling Sonihport that is left all the
real social activity.
WESTON.
*0..-
Miss Sadie Perry is culturing from
facial neuralgia.
.4
human Meade has occupied a posi'
lion in Stamford.
Alva Bulklcy. of Bridgeport. is the
guest or Janiosxirliiln.
M
James Griimi is entertaining a
friend from Bridgeport.
Miss Duty, of New York, is a guest
at the Coleman residence.
W
Mr, and Mrs. ll. Morris Andrews
spent Sunday on Greenfield Hill.
Mr. and Mr». Arthur Meade, of Both-
el, have visited at H. B. Whooler's.
. Miss Minnie Williams is quite ill at
her boarding pint-o in llhlgoilulii.
A' large house party has been enter-
tained for several days by the Missus
Faulhobur.
~......___..
lleurgo Reed lost a valuable
from spinal meningitis, one day
week.
rmv
lust
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bradley. or
ilrookivn, are out-sis at the residence
or Arihur_C. Bradley.
Frederick Banks has been «intermin-
inn his mother. brother and nephew.
from Greenfield liill.
Q
Miss Rita. Kellogg. oi Stamiord. has
been visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. G. ll. Kellogg.
Miss Florence iluyi has returned to
Ridgolioid alter a Mo wccks' visit
with Mrs. Vanderbilt tloiliroy.
Charles Lawrencv. of Brooklyn. a
iornlor student at the Jarvis Military
institute. was in town last week.
. Dr. Alva K. llecrs has been in town
visiting his brother, it}, ll. floors. ilr.
Bears in now located in Brooklyn.
The Misses Katherine and llnibol
Boers ro entertaining their couples.
the Ml Ills Adilic aild Anna Schmidt.
of Bridgeport.
A preaching service was held on
them“ at ll. l.. (loioy's. on Sunday.
at i p. to. Rev. Kounolh Milt-itcillio.
oi Woiiipin't, lml the service.
Another lino team of carriage horses
llllii nrrlvod at tho Foulhubnr Farm. A
largo houliu party has boon cuirrtula-
ad {or several day» by tho Militant il'lllllr
linbcr, lilo guests coating from New
York.
Nicholas ii iii neither "tour." ”czar."
our "our" of Russia. lint. onlporor of all
tho Rallying, To call the emperor or
[turnip offal!" la a misnomer. ilo is
“tlill' (Null‘oi Morrow. l’uilnil. Ail-
trnrhan‘iti‘dr Kuhn. Until the ilrvon-
dolu (thrown oi Moscow." rotor
the Omtamumed the title "amour-or
of all the Russia." (iii-oat liiiiiidii.
limit. Mountain" for Roll lino
, L . 7, . . , .
a him... I iii W V'
rim 1...." laid“ "a“:
I ’ L " .
”new” muvommflmmioig"
Dr. Hull-mono made a
to New York finial-day.
We
live. i). Inhalation and an. M
dorbuui smooths end at, tho it
with moods in Weston. ,
t
«an
launch in
utter Gob labor 1. when he and his ,
surely Waning, due to blight and other , ,
(impairing agencies that have robbed ‘ '
or A down ilci‘oo heretofore. limit the 1’
An old campaignerihmtlcd up to the .
2 Farmer man. in Bridgeport. .illturdiiy. f ‘
and declared tilimolii "Uhn't you lib“
lane: would interest via the matter at -‘
tic '
It‘s a shame to ‘
but can might as well keep ills ilh'tiitirl 0
month ointhry Russia wail lilo “king- p.
res or"th’o tiriidoct"wlara""in 'avidchlio :Iflollzh
at?
“ ii" in
iisiidlilzhlh’mmlil‘h
l ‘ ‘ . ‘ ,
"an , "trillihl'vuviv *"f‘
Ito
Diaests’ What Your. Eit
“Rootsthostomsch. Willi “ tho ‘
timer an pivot firm
. , .. .. .
in and» only. In
Ill“. lit] null and
on. dollar.
.—
SOLD BY , .
THE GLlFFORD PHARMACY
”THE ERIDGE PHARMACY
CANTON'S ANNIVERSARY.
GAN'i‘i.)N. Conn. July 17.~'l‘he pros-
cnt and former residents of Canton
and Collinsvlilo. who are celebrating
the one hundredth anniversary of the
town of Canton. were favored with
another tine day today, though the
prospects for invariable weather were
not bright at an t'lii‘lY‘llt’illl‘. Many
former inhabitants flocked to the old
town and many murmurs expected to-
morrow, when the big celebration will
take place. Visits among old friends
and relatives consumed most 0! tho
day for tho out-of~town guests, and to-
night thoro‘ will be a general recep-
tion in the town hall at’8 o’clock. A
conimitico has bot-n appointed to one
to it that ovcrvbody has a good limo,
ilm ooeption being a forerunner of the
live y day tomorrow. ‘ Several special
trains will pull in , horo tomorrow
crowded with centennial visitors.
WATERHURV AGAINST SUNDAY
BASEBALL.
WATERHURY. July l?.-Connocti-
out league iiaacbaliin this city on
Sunday is a thing oi the pact. accord-
ing to a statement made today by tho
(‘lllflf oi Police. The game on lilo liab-
bnlh has thrived hero and as it in tho
only city where loaguc ball has been
tried on Sunday it was hoped by the
entire longuo that it would continua.
Chief of Police Bunch said that new.
ml rmnplnlnia have been llllldt,’ again-
si ibc guillt’tl being DP“ and that tho
only thing ioit tor him to do was to
Rl‘i'll to it that no more vlminplonslllp
million \voru played. llo accordingly
noi’li‘icii tho munagvmunl today.
STATE GOLF TOURNEY AT NORO-
TON.
. NiiliO’l‘ON. Jilly fir-Entries for the
(Ioiiiimvticut state [oil championship
tournament on the links of the Woo
iliirn Club do not close until this ovo-
Hing. but ulmady lhl'l‘i} are about 800
ilamoa on the list for the modal play.
which tiliuliu on Wodncsday. l’rciii
dent Zimmerman of tho association
this aitcrlioon said that almost all the
prominont golfers who are competing
in touruumonta will play at Woo Burn
with tin: imiisibio execution at Char-
lra Swivy. who thiol- limos has won
the State chunlpionphip. 'l‘ho llnlldl‘
clip will begin on Friday.
, WM...
FAVORS
NOMINATION 0? THA-
YER.
WA’l‘ldilllUitY. .iuly l’l.-—-Mayor
'l‘holnn yosturility new: not an inter-
vlow in which no stair-d‘that h’o invor.
od tho nomination oi Mayor Charles
'i‘hoyl-l'. of Norwich, {or tile Democra-
tic nomination ior governor. In his
statement tho mayor said he thought
Mr. 'l‘iiuycr tho proper man to nomin-
ate in view of his dcturmincd opposi-
tion to the transportation cur rations
of tho aluto. intllunilng that t oy were
rimponslblo tor special 'oitielutiou in
than own interact. and being rospdn-
iiiliio for some at the Judicial appoint-
paints.
W " v
BRYAN To ADDIIIB DIMOOIATO.
NIOW‘ HAVEN. duly i7.-A letter re-
volvud by w. ii. Hewitt. from William
Jennings liryau contains the promise
or the latter to knock to Connecticut
Democrats immodtinciy otter his re-
turn to this count". Mr. iiowitt will
try to make occasion a New England
rally ior Mr. Bryon. it is thousbtvllko
I! that a conference or Democrats
will be hold to decide whether it will
the hotter thin; tor Mr. ill-yup
to come to, the Democratic stoic coir
volition. Sept. .21. or to come here
about August .31. Ml promised in the
letter to r. Kaolin
' WiLl. WIN UP Wlfl' lNDlI.
. PANV '
HAit'rmim.« J lily lit-filmikhilidm
or this ‘Woltiliililfl Nummtiooioo.
inst here yesterday and mind w-wiud
satin; altar; of tho company. which
was i ruled on Janitor 3. 1905.
its on . _a,m«tlat. , ‘oiidwltj
was 1% tho baritone or can.
dilatinfmumtion in dubs. and
other cautions.» -* a. . .. .
WN‘
Wylflrfltliliflmmflz Mufi
mummy iii-Writ mill
WWI l "
aim
HA
' 1"“
ll,
fim;fl_
us methoda of spraying trees and pro
venting the various blight» and disco-
a'ot garden truck. Members or the
cicty from all parts or the state
are on hand. The annual motto of
the society will not be hold until up»
be .
at tho but. from the small-
est to (In most intense
flame. loan only
be had by
riding
i“
t
I. a». y , i;
Gas Ra ng.
All ranges connected
FREE.
Conn. lilillllill] ii
lightingfiiimpimii
Will Pipers.
Painleis’ Supplies.
Crooked).
Glassware.
Houseiuinishing
Geods. '
Window Shades.
Picturcframos and Window
Shades Made to Order.
Painting and
Decorating. '
L. H. DECKER,
I1 “lemlnnton strut.
Toi. Con. ' Collin Norwelk.
25c Salts.
Tho. Very Int Elgln Creamery
Butter. per lb. ................ 26°
2 Mac. Force .................. 26°
2 Pilot. Groom Wheat .......... 259
2 Pkgo. Grape-Nuts 26a
4,. no Corn 25°
2 myurlprd .ii,,............:. 25c
mull « ..
V ‘ummi
i
l r‘ '2’
I
as Como
9.
m , .; .1
SAY.» ._ M New.
firewfii‘ )"l'yllg 351M ””1
”a 35 {slim ;.
i _ .. ’- .3
cam its civilly. is
planar non .. when: p. a
uranium is. firm
IEVWQVRS WITOCK
{:VAE A
an.
loll wars
1"? 1 7 l ‘r
‘
x
J
4
Parsle- 80
Steak Cod
‘RhuudClam and all other kinds of
............ 100
‘ Sea Food at reasonable prices .
'11 m‘USS
iii: PIOI‘LI'I PIIH AND OYlTIiI
‘ _ ma . r
Old sin-lion Ami} curious.
loot Inn! of Washington Itroot Irldgo.
war... EMeeker
General
Oculracior and . Plumber.
STEAM HEATING.‘
, Honest Work and Ample Ex-
parlance.
Ill“ 8!» South Hm“.
sponges POST arms aox 547.
A Jack of “all Trades
in not will! the people want when the ,
rennin good warkmoneiiip. My war
is done flair} and when i boy A Job
is done to one.
humus u. nonunion,
Humid“. timing and {team Fittinl.
‘ I Monroe Ctr-oi. to. Nor-walk.
,W
“my... ._.., --—
FRANK c.
VAN scor.
PLUMBING,
cram.
nor warn.
'AND
GAS IITTING.
mammary”:
I “m lion
w
p loath Main My
Solemn. 487.
loud: Norwnlk. ecu.
WM
1'!!! JOHN B. LAWRENCIL
IGENCIES.
ALI. iNOURANcE. REAL‘ nun.
neurones. nouav Pao-
nu nouns. PATENT. ..
szcuneo. ‘
I sourii mm aTRllT. ‘
rotcamoe. "
DAVID W. RAYMOND...
Funeral Directol «all
and Embalmer.
19 North Main 8!. Iouth lentil
maiden”, I Washington “not
Tot-phone at house. an
a... “0...“.-- ~.- g... -
.‘x in.) .“5‘
pa},
'lfi'fli
I.
er
We considerfilhis sea-
son’s line tho best
" we everlhad.‘
t
. i! ’
«qu. .2.
i
E. rim.
7 “Lil ' lifii
E.
ottoman.
Minoan—m.
in will" or.
i: “AM” “ ”‘
. ”in i r
. rim 1.
hit him. an tor
Month-m m;
.1 “I" u... of” o o o L‘fl. 139 "
.(floodlit:......................‘...12¢
Whakilsh .... so
I. NORWALK.
. V , ”flilli‘llllie bill.
m“ "no a round
mm .flm fly 4 *
l
“ insulate
in or" me am .
rpm" mama ”my
will EXPLOSION li‘ a :1
J. M._Loyto.n a co...
lNOOBPOliATED.‘ '
ll Railroad Avenue. Bo. Norwalki '
‘cvnv. um assume onion
.. Isa. , _
W
it .w i
3W ‘
check! be equipped with I Ilium
allow white. onspieco “Standard" Pof
coloia Enameled Lavatory. ‘
Have you ever stopped to mold"
how dolightully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running "an
in your dressing chauziberh lieu; \ _
ins apartment of first floor Li
room? its presence would 0.80“ (i: ii
the hlgest degree of comfort. . ,
We will gladly quote you prion. 0!:
plumbers are strictly competent up
phonics. honest and reliable. . ;
Horace R. Nash].
comma MAIN AND wear on.
pouth Moi-walk. conti- ‘
It Is Good
Brooklyn brewory flrnl's lager heard
No better. We deliver it in mail]
house, 31.00 per case (2-! bottles.) lilo“
quors at lowest prices. Tel. 151-12. ‘ J
Central Hotel; "
Cornu- Monroe and Chestnut atrocity; .
South Norwalk, Conn.
Joseph Disses, Prop.
1
M7 . . . . mp
PLUMBING AND s'rllua ~ mfg--
HEATING. , ,‘
HOT WATER HEATINQ’Z,,
HOT AIR HEATING.
“STOVES AND RANGEO.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFING, '
Gas Indolent Fitting. .
In Fixtures, Metal Coiling. our»; .
Have you seen our stock or ‘
RICHMOND RANGES? .'
THE JONES a Horcuxlss:
COMPANY. ..
11 WALI; eraser. uoaw . ,
THE new.
HOTEL VICTORII:
u‘ ‘ ,
1.. -'
g." «1.
ON! MINUTE FROM DEPOT iN . ‘
EUROPEAN LAN. "it
..Our room- : spool: » future. Int. ,
and Sioctrto Lights throughout. Iv.
”cry room heated. - mg. J
RATES REASONAILI - ’f !'
flatly stocked Colo In} connection.
A ful line of Acker. Merrill 5 chili
dlt Go's celebrated Winn, Limo" Mill
Cigars always on hand. a; i
1‘. d. SULLIVAN. Plenum.
Telephone Call. scams .1;
fawn-
x';
54.52; realm. Catlin-is.
Gregory’s l’iinili
Shore Diane" and All Kinds or fill ‘
Food (looked to Order. w).
. Bathing and fishing. i“
Bath House- to Rent by tho Boast. m"
John O'lulllvqn.
. V Proprietor.
Wmmm‘
sour NORWALK. noun. ,,
runners A GENERAL “mud;
URINE... " ’
i .
* .. 2r ........ ye»
i ‘ BAPiTAL‘. 4% “
M
#100,000.“
will-Loo “pacific
IIIJiHOOaW ‘
m.
H. MATHIWION
'1'. PP -V ‘
IDWIN
JOHN ’
‘ not!
aloha it. “no?
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