Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 16, 1907 · page 2

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OF VESQELS.
Juli. iii—«Stomp-
r Moitke. Genoa and Naples for New
oril, was 1.000 miles east. of Nantuc-
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HE , .ARRlV.

in Pneumonia. . CAM) RACE. N. F.,
renting up colds ivneu- e
out. withdut exception. Y
and $1.01) battles. The Gill.

srfe and Pi "lasted

overused. faint _
hot at noon. Hill.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

SHORT KIMONAS.
‘V-Ven’s Gowns, 39c.
rlialues 590.? —

63'. dens. 59c. 59c. Valli“: 756-.

75c. \r'aluc $1.00.

 

LONG KI‘MONAS.
\‘nlur Sumo.
$1.35. \';llue his“.

tanuc $l.lln
hurls NIéHT SHIRTS.
85¢. Value $.00.

GENTS PAJAMAS.
‘ . Value $1.00.

 

LADIES‘ SKIRTS.

7 Quins in other Garments.
These rices are special for Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
ill: wéitkbnlyl '

' éourn NORWALK, CONN.

summon ST..
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FROM A'PlscEano _A PALACE.

 

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shingles. lath. all kinds and grades of beveled Siding, flooring

All kinds of hard woods. 'i‘ilr paper. flint rooted
lialrhlsulutor :lud (lolllrlning_.1)llllt-l'u. nrdi~ _.

lilltll'li. sash. blinds. interior house trim lll"

Straight. llllll [out-y saw-

llins lumber. ,
per. sheathing paper.
xienuiml ladders.

”Wood. l‘ypl'esn. l'nphlr liilllli‘rlltliw‘llllil.
shop Jobbing, cabinet WOI‘li. V’Ciietil't‘tl work.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Telephone afi—o

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»' m: luv 1mm ‘ mmf . .lllr
«madam ‘ until today u order . .

y police on opportunity to both ,‘
r.Artlillr (loleJOoofl V

W him
(“i

- no. lull
" out by one 0% MW:
livery stables a, few weeks m to '
a pull-om home in u cllrriua.‘ .
night was bitter id and the man will '
it taken home gave the driver I

dollar tin. When Colo woman to no . . ‘

stable Silent-e was there-Ind he asked,
Cote how much of a till he had rooelw
ed; Cole told him the man had giver
him a donor: . . ‘
According to Cole‘s story "Shearli
then set upon him. knocked him down
and relieved him. of the dollar. Shaun
disappeared immediately afterwarl
and the police looked for him up it
Monday night when they learned that
he had returned. Cole wrote Captali
Bradley al few days ago that be my
anxious to prosecute Shears and it i
presuiued that that he will be in court
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You have often seen them with pi e
faced, poor appetite, head and burl -
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' SICK wwss ANp oAuoHTnus.

 

voile. uymptums common to the lid
Fathers and mothers lose no time i
securing Dr. David Kennedy's Fulton,
lie Remedy, of Rondout. N. Y. it will.
cost. only one dollar and is muqb
cheaper than sickness. Write to r.
David Kennedy's Sons. Rondout, N. ..
tor a free sample bottle. '
Free Sample Bottles at n. H. ,Plrlstadl'r
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FlAiRBANKs curlsrlzn wm-l.
‘ WEDDING. 3 ‘
'b RiNGFlidlrl). Ohio. Jan. 16:— ] .
ii. Fairbanks. brother of tho vino-pie~
sident and ullrio of Fred Fulrbunl ll
of this rity, left at midnight last night
for Stellbenville. accompanied by It-
im'lley (House Stewart. with a. View Ilo
gelling ill. the films which lilo change
of perjury against. his nephew in bits
l-d. He says young li‘uirbunlls nunle
. no lllisreprcsolltntlons whatsoever llll.
regard to himself or his bride. lilo.
says that lll.I told the probate. court oill‘
child that he. won the still of Viewi’i‘r»
sidelli F'liirbullllu. mulguvo all the.
llecuusury films with regard in . lllllll
bride-elect. his rehidencc. pill‘enlnligo.
etc. He rum; he is of tilt- opinion lliat
the indictment is ill i'lliillll, of minutiae-
vd zest. on the port of the Stenhonvllle
oillciuhl. us the parents of the colltrncb
illg pill-ties ore entirely satisfied with
the nlnl'riugo. ‘ l

_.__.,________._.._. .
WISE couusal. FROM THE BOUlTH
“i wont logivc some ruluuble advice
in those. who suitor with lulllo bitch
and kidney trouble," says J. ii. lllllnlr
ullslilp. of Book. 'l‘l-nll. "l bllve p ‘llV«
ed to llil absolute. certainly lllllt Elluo
lrie Billcrs Will positively cure this
distressing condition. The first bob
Ill! prowl nlo grout reliM and after tall.-
lug it. few more bottles, l was dour
pictuly cured; so colllplotl‘ly lllull it

stores. Price Elle.

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TICKETS FOR LEGlSLATORSl.

 

 

find of u now form of ticket lusutnli‘by
the Consolidnlvd idler-trio Railway

good on all Consolidator! lines.

ticket.

WM

Pharmacy.

M
“My son, in order to giro you mol-
money i should barre to borrow. Slcenl

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roerAs'rmt no. lSlNlG.
of‘llulllull'y, 30nd. says: “That expor- oqurl
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urcuplos lilo Illiiill. prmlllllclll,i
our medicinecabiuol. We dull

 

 

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itétopeihe. ;
lauesthceeupo .

our real ‘cod liver preparation wit t
oil. it does 'not upset the nu) ' it
like cough syrups. and it is much
more effective. Vinol is not a palliu
live but it curative." '

highly couceutfilgd'i’dr'm all of the
healing. streng‘l
..nul elements of cod liver oil actually
taken from fresh cods' livers with all
the useless. nauaeatlng' oil eliminated
nun tonic lro’n added. it tastes line
and cannot upset the weakest stomach.
hence its wonderful ’powor to cure.

walk who has a chronic cough or
hard cold to try Vlnol on our guaran-‘
tea. The Clifford Pharmacy.

Vluol in South Norwulk. it is now for
solo at the lendingdrug store in near-

eoming production of Justin l'lupliy

lll'l.‘0lllf‘.i-l :t pleusurwlo rtmolllnleud this
great remedy." Sold lllllll’l‘ annuall-
lreglt F. ii. l'lllxlrr‘ll. South Norwulll.
lllld it; P. Wood's, Norwaik, drug

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Trolley conductors imp been llloll-

l‘olllpillly espetsiully for the milling
session of lmgislulurc, 'l‘llose lidllclfi
:ll'n dilllriblllvll by the Comptrollulr lit
the Slule. paid for by the Slutculud

The form of l.ll'.l(t‘.l§_ resembles Very
much the. present. free pass; Willi the
“Kt‘t’llllioll of :l lliil'l‘rent sorted oi iluln-
born and wording on the face oil the

inewura Lillie Early Risers. reliable
little pills. Recommended by‘ The
(illitord Pharmacy and The Bridge

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in me you are old" enough now to make
debts or your owu.’.'.~——Fliegeudo Blunt-
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lollm of myself “null l‘ll‘nlily ill-i that
lullllllilllll is it lit“.Vl'.|'~[:|lllllg cure for _
coughs llllll'Clfllli‘i.“ ll cured Ml'ndshlfi' .
of it sevoro bronchial COllKll.'flli1fl uo'w glvlph , p
ilnco ill gugenlclll" i-lnllu‘lilly evening. ' No. ere
end on ‘ has been spnrud‘nud‘ pretty of» .ll‘or’ untowily nil. droughts, ,
ll onliroly lo relieve. us of tili‘l‘l'dl. and ll T' l. l' l

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ATM; is the reason (or cough: and

n Clifford ‘i‘harmney, nail them the
out menus for aqcure. ,
.One of; the fiihpflellire‘of The Cllt~

: This is becauaevVinol contains in a

creating and medici-

We ask every portion In South Nor-

Nolc.~While we‘nre lsnle agents for

ly every town and city in the country.
hook for the. Vinul urgency in your
town. * ’ .

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. ll“ 1 WERE KlNG.’

One of the intereuiing and auspi-
cious bnoklliga for Hoylfu'llhenlre in
lite very near future is lilo furth-

McCarlhy’u stirring romantic play “if
i Were King." Which will ahtirlly
he offerod'i'or it very brief engagement
in this city. The slur of tho nil-co in
blister Innorgnn. who lulii achieved
an, undoubted and pronounced idleness
in‘tbe role created by 19. ii. Sothern.
The production is exactly .39 given at
the Garden Theatre New ..York for over
two onlire seasons by Mr. Sotbrrn:
lilo flCl'ili’l‘Y in picturesque and benlliiv
fill. lllll electrical ei‘l‘ccls startling. and
the costumes new null gorgeous.
’l‘iinlNS AND ORANGE? BLOSSOMS.
'l‘horlls and Orange Blossoms. it very
protly play, and one llliil appeals to
the lllllsse. wail presented at. lloyt's
l‘ilontrlu last night. ' Paul Anderson.
as Lord Hyverll, was earnest and most
cmclout. Marie Dale. us Lndy Ry
vol-s, wus excellent, her drilnlntie work
being especially pleasing. Madge
Bertrude did good \II has Lady Ry»
ins. Dowager. aud‘ ‘F'nirfield was
it successful Monica. .Rlvers. Ber
llal'd Cruncy played tlglrdilllcult‘rolo of
Herbert Forest Hay to perfection.
Wayne Mylar was ll most uocolnplisb-
t‘ll viliiun and Roy luldlow furnished
plenty ol‘ opportunities for smiles as
’i‘omllly Swyil. 'l‘llllight The Four
liunthlgs in The Fool House. Silt

ii i Were King. ,
FOllR l-iUN'l‘INGS. ~
The uttraetinniut liloyl's Theatre.
tonight. will be lilo Four iiunlingu in
illeig Musical Comedy “"I‘ho Fool
House. This Contpuriy has played re-

eloclrlcal equipment and "who Foo

AMERlCAN Vl'l‘AGRA‘PH.

rlllli llild . llplen

lly wonrlrol'ulj brunt

trillion l . t’rlu lli lotus i’ezli‘llrus \v
ruled by llle “hill
‘ onlpnlly lllh lltoin‘cllmluu‘o

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

ll; been Martini ln'tn'tllip this 0

 

rub.
ever. tint the past year lulu been an
excellent null. and. in tact: one or the

thumbs Van Tassel vim in upper ,
Main sheet, and which wall pol-chilled
a number oi months 8‘0 by the parish.
will he used for cemetery purposes.
This taperiy in near St. liary’: Como
tel-y,
manual.

‘or the parish have .baen'ulou to Oil.-
.lilill. The balance in the trmury llv

 

 

geaths it} tbapariab. There were 108
. ‘ urinrl n e cometary, but a large
90165. and! tortilla benefit 0‘ 59W] number of these are from St. Joseph's
Not-mum people our local drugglsts, pariah. *

 

gong]: 928.081. . This includes '2.-
, _. , 1 still a akin abou 300 lini-
ford Pharmacy nyuz’“ Tulle Vinol. inns and 106 files. K‘ t

POPULAR AMUSEMENTB. ...patloll.

urday. The American Vilngruph (.10..
matinee and night. and Monthly night. dangerous.

ins; all ”the time. that trends from one
laugh in another. This year a large.

or Dull has {in entirely new scenic and

‘lil? slvollpc or this isl'y'lo or ll
_ ‘ ill i'ul'i’or ii .
dull ”Vilui Hilt’d‘zllllt‘l. , ‘ . .
llv‘ blind of “l. ..up‘po 'lnltyiot ‘llll‘g lily
iulllls'vl. ty nil aboullls'; '
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.. 0 null 19:39. 'clqermuonglduuday.
report. ‘ lino! be aired out (or
it in detail. It shows. how.

Joiner O'Douuii a pinion-lite

l.‘

m
Qiilciul announcement on 'mde

lug Only ”mm by the nil-

 
 

‘Durlua theorist yennlle receipts

t 3500. .
During the your there were, 63

The number oi penis in the parish at

 

BEWARE OF OiNTMENTS FOR CA-
TARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY. '
as mercury will ‘nurely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derullge
the whole system when enterln it
through the mucous surfaces. uoil
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable phyni‘ ‘
citrus. as the damage they will do is
ten told to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Hull's Cntnrrll
Cure. manufactured by F. .l. Cheney &
Co. Toledo. 0., contains no mercury.
and is taken internally. acting directly
upon tho blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. inbuying Hull’s Cliv
tnrrll Cure be nllre“ynu get the gen-
nine. it is taken internally and made
in Toledo. Ohio by F. J. Cheney &
()0. Testimonials tree,
Sold by Druggisls. Price. 75c per
bottle. .
'l‘nka ilall‘s Family Pills for'consli-
. OI

ACTS OF THE NEW‘GOVERNOR.
lioveruor Woodrlli'f lms approved the ‘
ililln of the inllrhflclli County iiouplilll
and the Norwulk Hospital, each being
for Gilli-fourlh or the annual upp‘roprin
lion, Allie hill of the former being for
$7M) 'ullll tllllt of the latter for 81.250.
The governor has approved the. bill oi“
the‘ Hartford Retreat fertile. insane for
$1,351 .71 and that of thrifNorwiell How
pitnl for the insane, for $1,091.26. ellcll
for tho quarter ended December 31. He
has approved the payroll of the Second
Cntllpllny. G()Vt‘.l‘lllll"8 Foot (lunrd. for
$253.56, for inaugural parade, and tho
bill of Major Smith.G. Weed, coul-
lllnnrilng that colupp , fol“ alloWullce
for the band. 350. ' "e governor lilili

llrllller, of Greenwich. to the COlllli‘C-
ticllt School for lmhcclles.
Mothers who givb their children
Kunnmly’u Inlxailve‘ Cough Syrup in
vurlnbiyindoruo it. Cullluins Honey
and 'l‘zlr. Comm-mu to the National
Pure Food and Dru Law. Sold by
The Clifford l’hurlil ' and The Bridge
Pharmacy; ‘ "

 

 

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GLAD TO TELL‘ ALL ABOUT lT.

Another Farmer Thoroughly Pleased
-W‘lfh Results From the Use of
Dr. Richard: Dyspepaia
Tablets.

Everybody knows lhut stomach diu-
nrdurs are most disagreeable and even

 

. Eyelybody will be glad to know of
it good. rntlonul remedy for dyspepsia
and indigestion.
Everybody should insist upon horns
iurllished with good‘honle evidence—~

 

 
 

will our no longer troubled ll

$-
' vollsu 1, all c‘cr‘tniui

 
 

 
 
 

iriel‘lds

x- to Hill’ With s
(tlilllH port:

 

 

minus 1

 

it is not exactly possible to‘tilainlaih
1" lug throughout this month,
tallied a line of Near Seal Coats w
‘iageoils bargains. .
Very flue, thick liur Coats, made from selected skills,
and lined with fancy brucuded silk.

oi Mink. Marten;
V zlluc $55.00 , 'ipr $25.00-
\’ulllr $25.00 ‘
Value $20.00

Not ill a long time, for many seasons,
Sllt‘ll an attractive aSSOI'llllC
quality is very iillla,‘nlerccrizt-
ltcu plaids. {loci-a yard.

White Waist Patterns.
weaves and fabrics. three yard lengths.

.\\"urlh $1.50, to close out at $1.00.

Wllrlll $1.25, to clone out at 75c. . .. ..

Fringed Table Cloths.
The balance of the, block to be cleared out illl;.lcdiulrly.
A illllt'll or more, and desirable patterns,
Value $51.50
.Value $1.75
Vlllllc $2.00

- Lamb’s Wool Comfortublesif
spread of wool in lire correct,

Very soft and warm. it
ll ready to put the coverillg‘oll. '

size for n Comfortable and a
Not lnlli so lllllt‘ll trouble as cotton and
Special at $2.75.

authorized the admission of Alberta“

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T ,. «f g "l.
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05 7.

Near Soul coals.

n-full larger ' at;

but it so happens that ‘we all); ‘

llicll we. collsider advan-
’ 5

Value $45.00, 'for $35.00

shorts‘and’iismwls;

Sable and 'Isabella Fox. ‘

.-

Valuc $28.1» {or $20.00
.Valuc $l9.oo ~. for $15.00
Villlli.‘ $13.50 ior $n.oo

Coat and Suit Rooms.

White Barred null...

have we had

ill of White; Crossbars. ‘ The
ll, and ill plain checks, or bro—p

"A mixed collection of various

for $1.00
{or $1.25 ' g
for $1.50 '

lllllt‘ll warlllér.

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HOW TO CURE cHiLlLAlN3.w
“To enjoy “cerium dram chllblains,"
writes John Kemp. East Otiulleld, Mo,
Btleklen'll ‘Arnlen; Salve. Have

in or near South {lorwaikwa‘s to the SENTENCE? EOE
turn engagements ill most every city merits oft/a stomach madlcmfi ,. ‘
they have visited and the hungry piny-
eners cannot seem to get enough of it.
There is no doubt but that the Four
Huntings arc the lenders in they line
of work they pursue. and the enter- urds Dyspepsia Tablets.
toinmnut is full of soup and go from Mr. John ovum“, turmer. 20' Piano
“10. first TalSli 0f ill“: Curl/Ill“ “‘1‘.“ “9 ant avenue, East Norwalk saygj...‘
tinul Tall. and there in something (104 “Dr. Richards . Dy‘apop'sia Tablets '
have been most effectual in relieving

. _ me of n‘ serious et’omach disorder

chorus has been added who \vlll‘uphcur which had annoyed me great-lymph:

in ‘ “limb” 0' new songs 5W1 dances number otyettrnr lused manyvmedb
arranged by Mr. Low Hunting. Manag- clued without permundnl benefit“; Fm.
nlly upon the requestot a'reiativovl
,, . , 1 obtained a bolus olxDr. 'Rlchai‘dllDYli-
House lEi if anything the MB! ever. pepsin Tablets at Plaiated'edruggstore
. and begun taking them according to
lnihli' ago 0f wonderdnnd ~inven- directions, with the result. that! was
lions. on art has made more rilpid pro; restored to perfect .health in 19. won-
gresa than that of modern, photogm dorilllly snort ulna. A8 1 continued
lph‘y. The. wondrous progress of. this 1Q use this s't‘e‘riing remedy llnwdsov-
science is perhaps the greatest educa- .eri‘oyed to seeihoso old aggravating
tor of the age. . When we think Oi symptoms from-whichrl bud-sullered‘
seeing reproduced in all the exactnece so long, disappear one by one. until
of‘uctual precondition. the great tryouts l was oneelllglliu brought back to my
and. festivals of the] Antipudes; the old time. health, and. strength; '1 can
grand scenes of foreign countries”. the out solid nourishing loud now.;sucll"lis
dors of past 'ucll’lilrlen it worklugrnnul needs. l ulddpsoan ,,

Every manufacturer does not fur.
nish local evidence” Only ‘ono atom.
rich remedy proves its claims with ac-
tual South Norwalll cures—Dr. Rich-

poidarilno. filial}
cod to lite-imprint)
Judge Case in the'
was charged with
degreebut pleads
in-lhesecond degree.
Was intoxicated 'u'nrl- for
may Williams recent»

reasonsmte Alto
the second

rounded the acceptance of

TIPAIIONWGURID.
from chronic consul»
gar of many serious ..
no Laxative ~mn
chronic constipation 8.1 ‘lt stilt-til n’ ynpeplilfshbth nk o
n and stimulates the liver and“ :rrr'.¥:i.llitl'“l i“
norms, the natural; ne “him on; aulllmdfiilhd‘tlzfigu
.. v

Fruit

and, bowelep
lieu ‘of theaetorguns.
inn it; teddy a

it not nationals
‘ l. to £8.30.

Commence tall. ml, . M
will feel better ul "
Laxative Frultv Syrup
or gripe and is very ‘ ‘
wReItlso substitutes
tore and The Clifford .

 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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l. 1 in return we 'will, sen‘d'fiu

.truted 80hr”

occr For 19
l . .. may 3
4. "Send yourgrq
warmly ,,_ll;»liiiiill

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iii; 0 the urine of bouillon and 0! an ‘
.tis in: crieciiolt,..1tll"jtlle latest “‘“3'..,ill§$li‘l Dys‘pep

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it is undigested food that ca
summons and painful indigestion.

 

 

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dol is a solution otvegetablo widow
it digests what you eat. and correctn;l
ltlor salt rheum with exch- the deficiencies of digestion. .-
lent results." Guaranteed to cure fever conforms to the National .Pure Food
sores, indolent ulcers. piles. burns, and Drug Law. Sold here by 'l‘ho-
wounds. frost bites and skin diseases. Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge»
H. Baxter’s, South Norwalk. Pharmacy. » ‘.'
P. Weed's. Norwalk, drug W . ._
" JUSTICE BALDWIN PRESIDEer
M ~ ' ‘ NEW HAVEN. Jan; 16.—v‘-Tlle‘.lgnw
”FE lMPR'SON' nary term of the Supreme acourt'of the»
‘NT- ‘ state opened here‘yesterday and Jute
NEW, HAVEN. Jinn: lit—Fm killing tice' Simeon E. Baldwin, of-tills city,
Nicholas Ross on October 24, Guisep— acted has chief jllstioa. ,The vacancy
Joe Rich, was senten- paused by the death of Justice Tor-
un’lent yesterday by runce and the presiding 01' Justice:
Superior Court. He Baldwin was filled by Judge Joel .11..
murder in the first Reed. of the Superior Conrtv'l‘he doc- .
d guilty to murder net. contulned a number. of cure»
slllch shot Rosa “those from; Fnlrtleld County being in
this tnelmdiority. . .. . _ .. ,

 
 
 
 

 
 

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