Been in of dolls 69666” ch
is. hitting; commands tor
it?" manly-two Your:
a 3 Coast Artillery Corps
‘ ~ .lt to expected that Colonel Gilbert 1...
“bitch, of the Connecticut Coast Artll
' l‘y will shortly resign [row the Na‘
tonal Guard.
CTN! piece of ham: will be received
g .. h in tcrest not unming’ied with re
. nt in military circles. and there Is
‘ ' ( doubt that his. retirement will be! a
* in service. The rmnhntlbn
W?“ very shortly, or It
vile dhla elf until later in ore year,
' g t'hero is not much activity Just now
1 National (luarA circles.
ilg'i'he reason (or the Colonel's pro
poled. ac ion Is that he does not feel
‘V’IIQ. can danidevote to_;lbe position
as tune time and attention as It calls
for. Today he tool: a positial with arm
" New York publishing house. which will
‘ hecesiil’tote spending much of his
the In that city. and his new business
basements might clash with those of
a important officer of the National
and. Theda has been no discussion
in yet concerning his successor. hut
llr regarded as plobnble that Idol.
ol. Dorsey, oi New London will re
Aeive the appointment. Anyway. he
En line for 'plumotion in that ev out
e corps headquarters. which have
n‘ in Stamford ever since the Con
hectieut Count Artillery was organized.
will be removed to New London and
there will. to course. be several chang
As in the sta oltlcels.
gr Hie Record In Military Servlce.
6”“? Col. Fitch. though still a young mall.
is one of the oldest. ctlicors of the Na-
tional Guard in point of service. He ’
enlisted in Companv C Fourth liegl
meat Nov. 19. 1888 and was made
corporal Aug. 3 1891 He was com-
inhibited second lieutenant In the
" me company. All: .24. 1891; first
nutenant Nov. 18.1892. and captain.
‘ uly 19.1893. He was commissioned
”or. Jim 18. 1897 and held this
hit at the outbreak of the war With
3min. When the Third Connecticut
infantry was onwllod for service In
that war being strengthened by
bindingsidtomford's Mn]. Fitch hall
command of a battalion. 'I‘ho qualities
be exhibited as o titer and olllccr
won commendation 1 cm his superiors,
end he attracted the attention of the
War Department In Washington as
one of the most competent oiilcors In
the volunteer service. lie had frequent
ly been consulted In regard to plane
{or the improvement of the National
Guard. and especially with respect to
legililttioti effecting It.
i“ Organized Artillery Corps.
After the war. Mai. ll‘ltob resumed
his place in the old Fourth Regiment
which was for a time more or less dc
moralined. lie was elected colonel In
1903. and did a lot of effective work
towards getting the regiment in proper
condition. When It has decided to
malts the old Fourth Regiment the nu
clone of the Coast Artillery Corps,
Col. Fitoh‘ a military knowledge and art.
patience proved or high value. and the
vocord made by the corps In due to
rxe measure to his leadership.
.l..fia.possesses a wide aonualntlnce
throughout the State and In many cil-
cleI, and has always been popular with
the unicorn and men under his com-
and He worked earnestly to secure
an umory for the 8111wa company.
realizing that this was essential It It
was to be maintained Ill 3°°d condi-
tion. it Ill pretty certain. however.
that he will be on the retired list he-
lero the armory, now to course of con
Btruotiou in South street. has been
completed.
own. snows-so MEITING AT
,‘g NEW LONDON.
. ‘ The Connecticut Society of Civil illn-
“been will hold its summer meeting
u’oxt Tuesday. August ill at Scotland
ind New London, Conn.
The members and guests will gather
it the Scotland dam st 10 a. m.. and in-
' first the dam and power elation ot the
one Power company, where light ro-
relhments will be served by the to
Members, leaving there in lime to
like a special trolley car, through the
’oourtesy 01 t Connecticut company,
66 Booth Win halo at 11: 06. arriving
in Norwich at 12: ill, New London at
i 1216 and Ocenla Beech, at 1: to. 'i‘tlis
dirwlglous t red It the damaged! talc
. v a ”a iv e
#6116 amid 36min trli b36116 ‘e hoo-
». lull MrollliI I6 other into «on; foa-
At Ocean B660 66th the alter-
noon various sucks will “be indulged
“6663611310? will he terror! at a p in. at
Martini i's.
Preceding the dinner a short busi-
-, I in etln lb tor the elec-
”(pew ‘ Vii“ embsrli ”‘8‘“ dduy other
Ir pullout . .
odour“ r till": run *3:
‘6 t Ill
~ illinm n. solids. would a can!
," in, «ton. (in.
16’. 063666tihah1f llltanl B
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lull]
Lyn
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il’ecd Lydl6 E Pinkllsln’e
Vegetable Compound
walnut bit. use...
it Ty Mil bl:
to
are that. women
61° expect naturé
' ring on them
.‘ the Chancggélbife.
g ‘dle- Pink
excitable
no health
‘."- rs. SARAH
vinsslon Street,
of Life is the most crltl
rind o a woman's existence, on
onto! health at this Win
and pain. (1
Women everywhere shoal romeo);
our that. there is no other remedy
known to medicine that will so soc
woefully carry, we at hrou it this
tryillafieriod as Lyil yda E. Pin hem'r
Vom- le Compound, made from I"
live roots and herbs.
For so years It has been curing”
pnenfram the worst forms of female
lllsvinllarotnati on. ulceration, dill.
if???“ Mt 6“ ‘l.l“"flu"t..“‘l"‘h'§
nervous prostra on.
If you would like special
”m“ it‘ll.” it’ll. ”our...
”0 I'D. 'ls
mum. “or advice is
and always helpful.
Momentum. 41 S.
Brooktleid. M0.
The Chen
63111
:i
“WALK llellr cull
llls secession els-
I we or IlIIhITIl)
svnlrsslrulllllv
M
lContInned from First. Page.)
bcinx lluulmntt Nulion. w.. l.Mr Hugh
.ll . limlwll and Stable) Baldwin
Milo swimming race. won by Clifford
H Boncdirl ill luollli minutes. wllh
ioseph Cameron. second; Arthur Bill
bell lillld; Edward Crongll fourth
while. William liyxbuc old ncl finish
Ono hundred yard junior swim uon
In C Klimt-v In two minutes ixvclvl
:lrclonds; A. Munch second two lulu
ulna twelltl three seconds.
Fifty-yard swim. won by C. Kinney
ill one minute. with Andrew Lyon sec
end and A. Clark third.
One hundred yard swim won b\ C ari
luu Kinney In one minute with l-‘rodcr
it'll Sinhcll second. in one minute. thr
(5 amends.
honey diving stunts won by ihldlvi
llnvlnond, with Audit-w Lynn erctlud.
other participants being, ’l‘rnrey Aln
Ilior, A. Moses, Ely llnvlntlull. Herbert
lluldwlu. Stanley Baldwin. II. 'I‘uonlp
son, John Reynolds and Otto William
sun.
Under water swim. won by Carlin!
Kinney othclu pnrlltipatlug helm; F
Broiler J. C-orcman..lobn Reynolds C
Wind Ii Thompson. TheodorvSluboll
Norman Shawn .slabeii and Clifford
Benedict.
The swimlning work of Carlton Kill
hey received many iavolablr- (Dill
monts the younn man capturing foul
first prizes and proving himself on Mt
part In this line Andrew Lyon Cilf
ford Benedict and other members oi
the United States Volunteer Life slav
lug Corps also did exceptionally good
work along this line In the divine
contest Dudley Raymond easily dill
lllnccd his colupellioro doing some n.
the best work ever witnessed at. till
club house. Messrs. Mciriulth and Chad
llcrlon proved themselves to be ex
parts In the canoe race. mailing rn
inevitably good time. and changing
stroke without losing the fraction oi
ll second. They had the race securt
floor the start.
Next Saturday a number of boats
and members of the Norwellt Yacht
Club will so to Lsrchmont. New York
on a cruise. the start being made from
the Not-walk Yacht Club curly In tht
morning.
The lodges. timers and slartols ol
the various contests were Fleet Can
thin William H.13ylnxtcn. Dr. Elmer
iii. Allan William Lee Ward. William
.I. Moiiush, Jr.. and Robert 0.
Mitchell.
Many of the boats at the fleet were
dressed for the occasion. the flagship
Grebe 01 Commodore Lauren M. Allen
presenting an especially attractive up
penance.
MAY DIE OF “RANGULATION.
Would-Be solders ttcmsch intact,
but Throat is holy Burned.
BRIDCIEPORT. Conn. Aug. lir-
Andrew Berdis axed iii. attempted In
ioide three days ago by swallowing
three ounces of concentrated murlatic
acid. An emetic was administered
hetero the acid had time to calms any
serious injury to his stomach. bllt his
throat was burned so severely that the
doctors declare that constriction will
set in when the wound begins to haul,
in ltbout a month. and that Berdl's will
be unable to eat and may die of circuit
diction.
Berlin: attempted suicide because at
his revelation by Victoria Plerlllllts.
with whom he was In love. She would
not funny him because she was older
than he.
on faith for the crab hear
it mi tiohl .1266; H. 9'
6“”.6 . l‘ryz: FTQHK
humor,
to
66s 66
lllvao. i
WwLmd...
Ohdntllly tones are never handeomer
this to block and bountitul evening
gowns of thil lovely stuff will be more
. “fix hNo.
‘ ~ fir: firm then ever in evidence the 00111th Wilt-in
orw 'tel- union Ill bhotlhecihlt tall. « ‘
slain “numb
0"“6666 llL rs
(Continued 1mm First Paulo?)
tcrlihie fright A passing automobile.
owned by Alfred (loldscllolldi took the
ladies to their homer In East Norwalk.
null Ml. Wilcox slayhd with the our.
'l‘he blame for the. accident Was not
immediately placed upon the heads of
the trainmeu. but the autoistll said
that it wits duo ) their carelessness.
The head broken lln on the train was
right there and he said that It wns
Htlroiy a renlurilnblo ascetic. for the
truth In usuully traveling at it good
rate of speed at this point, but did not
happen to be moving very swiftly at
this time. There Is uuito u lllKll bank
at the right hand side of the road at
this plane and this obscures from view
all trains noon the track The train-
men said that the whistle had been
blown but a «bound before and it the
usual train of eventu was taking place.
this utntemunl cannot be doubled. for
this freight, as it general rules, comes
sorbet-hing down the branch track. loud
enough to be heard a mile or more.
The automobile was unite badly
damaged. having the mud guards.
lamps, forward wheels, front axle and
the radiator smashed. It won not lilo
blow of the train which snlushed the
auto. but rather Its pushing the auto
and crushing It. The machine. when
Imogen Into. was facing about north-
wast but alter the lraln had llnlsbod
with pushing and nosing It around. waI
l'nclnx southwest Miss \room was
driving the mlchllic.
Louie Itobiehnuo. who Is wail-known
for his ability to bring autos back to
their normal condition under all cir-
cumstances, was sent for and he hall
the machine removed In his place by
one of the three-horse trunks of Cav-
auogh's cxprosx. The machine will not
be In any way repaired until the visit
from the representative of the New
York. New Haven and Ital-limit Itali-
road. who Is coining to matte nu Inves-
tigation an to where ”16‘ blame shall
be placed for the accident, hue been
made. The railroad leproaculativu ls
expected to make hill visit today null
no will then have a aortas of reports
to make out. so that It will probably
be [me time below the derision all
to who wall at fault in known.
‘l‘hal mom llm-ldonts have not (w-
.‘cll at this point Ill considered
,llrhillw because of the bunk. which
more the Il‘ili‘k from view In tho lini‘lil'
"Bl-ii. when it mnvhinv Ill t‘llfmlli‘ for
”-lontil Norwulk, lull n low evenings
and. lust brlorc dusk. u murhlnu was
crossing lilo lrllrits “"6101! n irlllll whiz-
toli by. lmroiy l-nl‘hpilln. in ixirl by
less than n fool,
wall. This train was tum-inn llltil‘li
luster than the one Willl‘ll Hitm‘k llll‘
6161110“) unto, null llnd it hit the unto
be two Iflt'll llloroill Would probably
love been killed.
Partyml Dr. atowe In eret.
\‘onlorduv. shortly before noon. on
li‘i‘ilil‘lll which lllll-zliolllvli lill‘ livoll or
our people, loch plow. tn the fool of
.t'tutt elreul hill. lil'lll‘ lllt- Tflilll)
rhin‘rh. The overturning of on auto:
mobile, which was lnlilllll: Ilw turn
l‘rom \i'esl siren! hill. going down into
Spring street. was the course of little
Impnrdislnx the lives oi Dr. and Mrs.
William H. Stowe. of .3 “list nvrlluu.
and Mr. llllrl Mrs. i“. ll lillrllmil. or
ill l‘rvnronl Terrace. The blowing out
it a tire on this sharp turn roused
it to turn bottom side up ill ll iwlnlv
:lult. Not one of the tour occupants
was injured beyond a few scratches
llld a shaking up.
The corner tllai iir. Simvt‘, who was
.Irirlng. was alivmpliuu to make. In
men n sloop silio hill. and in especially
lump. ”1‘ had his tool upon the
brake. but had no linu- ln chock lilo
mood of ”W (‘fll‘ ill llll’ blowing out of
the outside left rear tire. before he
was thrown out. Mr. tillrlilult jumped
from the. car and also escaped Injury.
The lure women were pinned beneath
the our. and from their ilf‘l‘i'l'lml, which
lulcllly brought it large crowd to the
scene. Including Dr. 1'. (l. llollllnnan.
it was thought that they had been tor»
rillly injured. They were unable to
extricate themselves from beneath the
.‘RI‘. but the crowd took hold nud lift-
ed the auto, allowing them to crawl
from underneath.
llr. Stevie nod llr. Ilollanllall exam-
ined the ladies. but found no bones
broken. and that they were uninsured.
except for a slight bruise upon Mrs,
Hurlbuii's forehead. Choirs were
brought to the scene by neighbors and
the ladies were placed In those, for a
time. until they recovered from the
shock sufficiently to walk to the helm.
of Mr. and Mrs. litirltllltl. a short mu-
lnncc away.
One of the remarkable things about
the accident Is that the unlomobiic
was not. materially damaged. All soon
as the women had been cared for and
found to be uninjured. the, crowd nuc-
ceoded in lighting the automobile. The
fenders were bent and the auto was
strained and scratched but nothing
else was in any. way demon all
This is the second accident that In
Stowe has had with his Cadillac auto
since he has been Ioceted in South
Norwalil. Dr. Slows has been here
several years, Inoculation Dr. W. hi
been. In that he took his practice and
place of residence. The. other llccl-
dent occurred when he was alone In
the machine and was making the turn
item the Armory.hill Into West ave
one. In this accident. which also hep»
boned shortly before noon. Dr. blown
was alone In the car. and the break-
crllIhInz upon the sidewalk. breaking
the forward ll of the machine quits
badly. Dr. towe was not llflllrod In
this accident
«- MWWWM
THI PIBHY MOTOR AND THI
(liverA body's)
The old nhyslol in an enthusiastic
enter in every I e of the term.
While on his. way home froth it illhln
lg
’l‘he proud newty made father was its.)
ohvriclltn
with w to
"a 0'1““
6“Thirt646vh6l all not ”We
tho I't'fll‘ ni tlll- ion.»
‘ON EASY PAYMENTS IF
log of the steering near sent the auto .
trip he reobiyod all emergency celfi
patient to have the child waishcd. hut »
couldn‘t lind the stoetydrls. so the "
no to ‘82;er the Docket IoaleI .
of?" “caseload thin
163 up.
6 qudoforihsakmi
It; you have s ’ ,louill. lllotclloll. '
sore. unsightly to: try this great 2
product of the morlcnu Draggisto.
Syndicate. ‘
You can i it. for massaging
wrinkles and l’2 a snilow complex-
1011. II, it whiten! and hullutlllen, in
safe. harmless” and does not grow
hair ..
No woman wile values her up-
member and who Wilillfl n Illlooth
clear Iktu should let a any llu by
without tlylng' It. for the lace, neck.
anus and hands.
Get It for to: at. an)’ A. l) 8.
drug atom
.the best
'IA ‘1! ON
“'Iill 12M oils" annual-ta
ua—uw—w—ow—f————————‘—..
These are the local A 118 drugglsts:
Allen, the drought.
The Bridge Pharmacy.
The Clifford Pharmacy.
fiulttnsr at Chilly. Props.
Intoxllntion will almost
loosen the tilllltwull
lnvnrlnblv
a. w. MAWHEWtANb MR8. L. M.
. MITCHELL MARRIED.
Bridgeport couple no to New York——
Spend Honeymoon.
.l. W. Matthowu, proprietor of the
Matthew (intone (10.. and Mrs. L.
M . M ltcheli. dill Warren street, Bridge.
port. were quietly married to New
York Wednesday evening They are
(now enjoying it honeymoon nt Heston
and on their return to Bridgeport will
reside on Howard avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wells, of this
lolly accompanied the couple at the
ceremony and also i’hiiip Mitchell. a
.son of the bride. The gloom is well
known anions business circles in this
a... .,_ A... -.,.-,
want to be ready for the
heat. order your Gas
Range today
$14.75 up
DESIRED
”a... Ava—«w
WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
RANGES
will be In great demand. so if you
,Housatonic
Power Go.
To llm iicaiimz .1- Plumbing (‘0.
llmlilmnl'll: Ihlrlng llw winlcr of
in: urgent to: I rim “ill ilnilr-r and used
my tuition-ill hill one Sit-l2. Illlllllllt: n
1' on may
Yours truly.
I!
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Norwnlk l‘oml .lllll ‘lll
Mr. Florin I
Dear Sir:
Int: Izlnl lull ltnvo tin lumpi. to mllinftll
“as you like.
The Reed & Voik
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
l‘hono Mir. . (.0 South Main Street
8. Norwnik. l'unn.
Automobiles
T0 RENT
Repairing and (ti-nornl ()vorhnuilnu by
first class ltlt‘l‘ill’lliif‘li.
Agents for MllKWt'il. Koeilior "40.“ (lo-
lllmbitl. lluplunbilu. and hivorlli "31)."
llrnull nrw liverlit demonstrator In
town.
llo yoll watch the little llnpp. You
can sue her every day standing up and
doing service. greatest two-puesonlinr
car on earth.
Phone us or l-omo and see its.
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company I
DevidW Raymond
Funeral Director and Embelmer
lI North Main Ilmt. Mil utensil.
lte‘ildenee, or Washington "H.666.
Telephone It stiles. m
”falsehood u M“. I“
IA“ oteeeeeglron UNIAOY "I!
An your cyst unseen: m Elm
Whom to rehhl‘i like in «in
lortable. Put them at titer one.
while moron EYE (1111188165.
We ltrlntl our own lenses.
Femick Optical Go.
.UHITEDR“K‘1’?6L36N“
i
97 wauummbfl will“.
6' ”burl“. 6.0 1166”“- in» m“ 120“ u
i 6161666066” slid scrutiny ‘t to
h i" ’
Mlliili‘ Iillli lilock
FRANK I. JONES. General Manager.
limit my sis; npzll‘luml 1 house. using it bullet
\’l-l')' truly more.
City and the mud Is I well . known
member of Bridgeport society. Mrs
Mitchell w it for several vents ll los-
Idellt of Ngl‘wflili. and in well iIIlUWH
hero
w~~— .1-.. ..
JUST ALITTLE EXERCISE.
The elevator conductor of u tell of
lice building. noticing thin the colored
Janitor had ridden up with sun never
at times that morning. r'emnlllod:
"Bern. this in the filth time t have
taken you up. but you have not come
down with the." “Well. you see,” Bum
lopliud “All been washin‘ windows on
do ’Iorouth floor. and every now and
azin' All misses mob hold and falls
out "
O
Norwnlk, Conn. July 2‘3.
lllll'.‘ all i used $260 worth of rent in
of wall known make, This I
it during the wlnlor ol lollieill and
Ill! saving of tits.
.lw this ill: \toulnui in any way you 0311‘ to.
HARRY \\‘. MA'l‘llltIii.
Janos, ”i mint RI i'Itimll ll?! 10.. Norunik l‘onn
"llw blwullr llnilrr whirl; \on lliilll‘d in the Sentinel liillid
lion in own way Nor will bill was
rucltnll oi what it ilitii been the preceding sinuous. \‘on may use this In any
JAMES GOLDEN.
i'rop. Evening timilmt‘l.
The Heating and Plumbing Co.
23 Main St, Norwalk, Conn.
m
Arc
Squ
Painting and Decorating.
L. H. DECKE
Bells for
OOOOOOOOA
LUTHER M
;.
4
New Open Under
l
“.600
0 on Porn
.. umwww— ”a... ,..
Wall Papers, Crockery, GlaSSwere
House Furnishing Goods, etc.
BEST OPAQUE WINDOW SHADES. 25c.
White Curtain Poles, with Fiskures. roe.
it ready for CANNING? The SEASON is here.
e69 White Glass Fruit Jars with lightning tops. $1.10 per doz.
Best Jelly Glasses. large size. 26c dozen.
Rubbers. Fruit Presses. Strainers, Etc.
Sole A cut for Norwaik of the COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPHS.
MCHINES AND RECORDS.
Disc Records, music two sides. from 65c up.
Indestructible tweamimltc Records. 35c; fivcminutc, 50c. Fit
all makes cylinder machines.
Window Shades made to order.
87 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone Connection
Bicycles
WRIGHT S
com um rum union are.
....... “4‘...
“otel
Same Manegcme
Shore Dinners a Specialty. D‘inchig, Boating,
. Corn on Cob Now Served! with Shore Dinners
Bottling and Other Attractions
HIGH cues OOMUENTB. AHIRNQON AND EVENING; ON THE PIAZZA
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
JACOBS EROS...
NIV6 MILFORD \gOMAN DIES“ 6N
hire. W. I Blink. .5610 conducted in-
electric [Adios school Passes awn hi.-
NEW MILFORD. Aux. -'i‘ 0
death of Mrs. W. 1) Block. who con
ducted the luxlcsido ladies' boarding
school here was outdo known In a
menace received from Paris by her
nephew yesterday. 'lhere were no
turthor particulars. it is presumed
that Mrs elect: died in tissues as the
Itinerary of her European visit would
have blouzhl. hot into tint country
about this time. Mrs. Black was ac
companled abroad by her doubted
daughter, Miss Marion Galord
i The allnoun‘cbr‘nont oi the death has
brought rent sadness to the people of
new bill ord. Bile was very wealthy
and pad u huge number 01‘ poisons Ir.
Inn cluploy. [llcleeide school is one ol'
the best known propulntory Illntl'llc
and tile uturlenln were the daughters
of l'unliliee of prominence. Ml‘n. Black
was 70 years at age and a widow.
3 cmcuguggsg 33le
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Aug. 14, 15, 16
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ALSO NEW MOTION PICTURES
MATINEE DAILY AT 2 P. M.
EVENING. 2 compute shown, AT 7
AND 9 O'CLOCK.
CHANGE OF VAUDEVILLE MON-
DAY AND THURSDAY. MOTION
PICTURES DAILY
ans—~—
PRICES:
Matinee ..... ..............5end100
Evening ..................ioand15¢
Box Boats ”256
Jewett Piano. by Steiner? I Sons a
00.. Used Exclusively
r
BASE BALL
AMUSEMENT rlnut
usanow eraser.
SATURDAY. AUG. 2016
NORWALKS
thmpauks
ital) P. M.
t'66-6
ADMISSION.- 6 -25 CENTS
cove unosa 12 veins. lo chard
Grand other! Free to mm.
Excur‘iloos to surgeon? and
.Vallcy Grove .
commie rm: Thou
On and m» MONDAY, will to, «to
The New and commodities
Sterner Iiunhngton
Clot. Wm. a. video
Will run as follows: ..
heeled Huntin 3‘... for Norwallt Melv-
dag.“ end Fr event 0: 45 I. m. and
um 666m rwslk hr Huntington. Moti-
6mm and "lays at 8:46 I. m.. and
execution vloltsre. soc.
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