Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 3, 1914 · page 6

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and 8 Golden; to 1131111 111

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Mrs. Hannah J. Seymour, m sis-
ter. Mrs; Emma Jones. of New York,
left today for a visit with relatives in
Lynn. Mass, _'
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, ‘ gwin Munroe. of Fair street,up1
“ ’16’11'11‘, his complained to the police
department a number of windows in
his new house on that street have
been broken by boys. Thehouse is
being watched by First District patrol.
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1 Harbor View Beach is to nine 11

_. The employs: 01'- the Norwalk Iron handsome residence of hollow tile 3Ground i1:1113 liven broken tor the;
W rk m. eu'odn aholida toda 1111111115911 111411 “router 011 “all St.
fl ° 5 e3 " 5 g 3 y and stucco. The house into be built gm- gum“... J. Router, 1",. which “3.3
" because 0t the election. 1for H, Broelle, Esq" by John J. hia-rJ. iinr'dnn hits the entire contract.
3 __ / 1 . y , . l'i‘he dons are I" Art'hll 't F.
. . . . iron 01 New Canaan. The cost will i 3 8t ;
'Thanl's 11111 (ards ostai cards, ‘ .
1 3 8 D be $532003 Building inspector 11inch 1le111 1471i lirorldwm New lot It

' place cards and hand colored cards.

Prices to suit all at Donnelly's 11ssued the permit today. .1 ‘

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.1“, and “”1 F Squires of South The matter ota llouton street wom- :

Noruaik, lune been entertaining Miss an trving ‘0 remove her furnrtunr:

Edith Dre11,ot Bridgeport which is being held for security, pend 1

ing the payment 01' money the lady!

Go to the N 12. Run 00, for your claims she does not owe has been:

“apron needs if you want good values, referred to the prosecuting uttamey
{1.8M 11 big assol'tniglt to Choose from. b,\' the police department

Pearl King. of Raymond street col
ored, yesterday tomplaincd to the pm

The members of Douglas Fowler live. that her husband had assaulted
Post 10 A met last e1crring,uud her Last evening Mr King gave
business orR a routine nature “as himself up at police headquarters He
transacted. was paroledr. pending trial at 9 0 '010011,
’ ‘ 1naxt Saturday morning,

‘-—Read A. & P. adv. on page 3.

Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Case, of "Kill
[Kare Cottage." ot' Rowayton, have re.
moved . to south Main street. this ed in the condition 0! Mrs punk i.
“QM/.1 Gcrnert. who was injured on October

i ' ‘ tin an automobile accident and is

The assessors” offices will be open 11011 at the Danhttl‘y Hospital
all day tomorrow. and until 9 oclock has recovered consciousness.

in the evening. As this is the last

 

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'Mim..and»wili'1-probsbiy be inuncitu
ed for a very long time. ‘

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Miss'lcltzabet‘h Byer, or 66 Spring
street. who 1111‘s painfully injured by: Bridget 811;, of Bridgeport. very
“flung "”9”“ the plate 3"” win- muc‘h intoxicated, was arrested last3

flow of Frederick B. Colemans news- evening on the South Norwalk depotl
store. isvgottlng along. nicely.

a w degrmeew— ten of sixteen e3 ‘.eune11s Slip was lined 96 und.costs.1

' thlg n10 ping. b111, being unable tol
, u l .

hers was organized last 1111611111; t a“, 1115:; “m to Bridgeport jail ,

the regular business meeting at Court
Edmonde de Amids. Following the
transaction to? general‘ husluess re-

freshments were served. Plans were‘
discussed torn holding a dance on Nov

ember 29th under the auspices of the
degree team.
\

itrldget has visited South Norwplk
three. times within as many months.
l'but' has never been able to get any
further than the depot.3
have generally pressed a wagon into

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Samuel Kantor. proprietor of Pleas-
ant Hour and Lookwoo‘d's Hall, and
1who is having erected a new play

 

An interesting temperance ieCtu're, -
“Father Come Home." which was giv-
en last evening by Ensign Edwin' J.
Pérrott, in the local Salvation Army
Barracks, on water street. illustrated
by fifty colored slides, was enjoyed
' by a' large number, who profited at
the moral the story told, and the cou-
‘..'vincing manner in which it was re-
. lated

exhibition at one of his theatres yes-
terday afternoon. of the moving plc- l
lures of the City of Norwalk, which]
were recently taken. in the party3
who witnessed them were prominent

 

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AIMAYS OPEN. idelightcd with the result The pic-3
Private touching every aid-moonltures are excellent in every detaili
, and ov onlnw. V1111 pupils accepted «11'- and cover the town thoroughly 'The, .

'pk‘lures 11111311e shown in the uearl
’ :t‘uture and undoubtedly will attract;
POLLEY S record houses.
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HACK! H'ACKl HAC’R! " i
.1... PIIYateDanc “23‘ 111111 raw tickling throat, 11.2111
" 3"] r-hest. sore lungs you need .1Fole1's
School

Honey and Tar Cou111otind.1‘and quick-
We guar mice to teach anyone of

ly. The lirst dose helps it leave. a
'HSOotlrlng healing coating as it glides
fibeinodcr'n dances in” 3 private lessons3doun your throat 1011 feel better at
or 85 or refund your money.
at- “7 Monroe st. or Tel. 1413-2 by all druggists ”or

'once;F'19r1 use: is 11 friend For sale‘
Privacy assured Opp B R. Station . ' i
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IF YOU ARE
.--lN DEBT

on mortgagepersonnl loans. business obligations or living

expense” theres no better way than regular deposits in a;

5.11 lugs account. in the South \oru .1lk Sniings"".'.:1k to ms.
1111c a .1111. rese'i've with which to trues-011mb“ from debt.

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1This vuy of meeting obligations to others will ShOW )0“

hon to meet the obligation due to your own future by

. Imildlnl; up :1 pennanen reserve fund

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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NORWALK SAVINGS BAMi

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'to old heuueries.
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iditional plumbing in the home
.George 'Sclleck. of 89 Stevens street.

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Some improvement has been report-1

She 3

d t' l nizes her friends and is Ib‘e to talk 1
2:? {mpifii 03‘3"?” “‘9‘“ “N “l a little. She is still in a serious condl :
.1... rout-n er ss.....,_»

' by emcer Frank “Raymond tor drunk- l

The police' 1

‘ piotint! on

Thomas Keogh lilo

which R1 1..
hurt.

‘family. and prmidod With all
' movements.

son work in connection with exten-
3 site alterations sud [mpmysmsntd
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inspector Clarence
Norv; alk Buddha". D

$132.12

issued from his oflice the following_

permits:

To Edward Baldwin. Jr.. to‘erect a;
$1,500 henuery for W, A. Gear of West :
Norwalh, and also to make additions '
Additions will cost,

To Charles W. Penneil to install ad-
of

To Herman Ciuqu'e to install a 20

‘horse—power motor to operate meat3
grinder in the store of Mrs. Beriha‘
,Nagy, on Ely avenue.

Another permit to Mr.

on Laura street.

To John Halos toerevt a oneiamily ‘

6 room house, for Frank Soltez, on,
Winfield street. 92.000. 1
'To George Otlrame. 01“ Chestnut-

street, First District, to build an ad-
dition on ills veranda

 

('I‘1lrt t‘om‘mel'ciul lit-cord.)
(‘onlr' .111 tor Theatre.

The building will be {10 x3_lr'10 feet

1'51 hr" K‘ k and steel 1' onslructlon.
31vith :1 front of tapestry brick.
limestone trim and Spanish tile
cornice. There will be two storlts

on the ground floor ”.111" with fOur
offices above. The auditorium will
I111 in the-1'.e:1r entered tlrmugh

marble and tile vestibule. and will'
s1: It i,l100 persons with the gallery.

The auditorium \vlll 1111111 tile and
cement floors .ornumt-ni’al , Ininstel'v
lug .l1r:11~'s railings. electric lights.
line- decorations. and the heating
will be by Sli'illli. The Cost will he

about “71.000.
“'19;an "with-111111.

A. l'. Millkln & (‘11 have the
mnlrnt-t {or-11 colonial residents to
the erected lu Westport
:l.co Luther;
by Architect (‘.
port.
tion. contuinlmr
:‘iutnneo hcut ~
improvements. The liealing ,&
Plumbing Co. are doing the 11111111-
ling and hunting and Miller & (‘ltit-
llm the electrical work.

’l‘okonekc Rosldenw.

Plans are being prepared by Ar-
chitéct A. N. Paddock for a real.
ldence at Tokeneke for J. Gull. to
Fast lltli St.. New York. The
ihouse will be 31’1 x 50 feet. of frame
i‘eonslructlon. with stucco exterior
and shingle rooi'. There. will be
trim1 rooms llnlshei in white enam-
9L and hit lmprmemento wl|l be
provided including electric lights.
3The house will be for summer oe-
cupnncy and will not' be heated.

Daricn Garage. 1

Architect liermnn Marina has re-
.modelled, the plans for the garage
lto be erected 111 Barton (or Lame-r
Butler. The building as now plan-
int-d will be one story high, instead
or two. there being two stores on
£1ho mound floor with a central en-

R. t‘utlcr. of West’

eight rooms.

service to escort her to the lockup. 3111mm 1° the gurnge m the m"

Residence at Compo.

1 Work has been started by A.
lMulkin 1% (‘0. on
‘dencc to be built at Combo Beach.
Westport. for A. A. Belts. The. plans
are by Architects John ll. Spooks"

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1101193 on Wall street gave a private Sons 261 Broadway. New York The 3arrlved at the dock of Harris 9: Guns .

house will be 0! wood containing 10

rooms. . with the usual improve
n1euts.Thc~ sub-contracts have
that been lot. ‘

Finns firr Alterations.

« Plans have been completed by

merchants and several of the city ot- Architect A N l‘oddock for 911mm “‘81 “d “3"‘3 I stimulating 939°! 0“
lflcials all of whom we’re extremely she alterations to be made to the the stomach liver and bowels Regs-1

of Mrs Henry Vulantine
at Tokencko. The library is to be
enlarged, and new sleeping rooms
bath and fireplaces added.
Will llullll Two Houses 1

Contractor F. 0. Johnson ls com-
attractive residence on
l-inmln Ave. for Salvntore Roccuzzo.
who is dolmr'tho mason 'work. 1111.
lint‘cuzzn is now planning to build
‘two more houses of :1 similar t,v.pe
one on ciihcr side of the
house.

resident e

3 Studio in “'l‘stport.
The contract has been
to A. ll. Mulkiii & Co. for
to be built for John E.
ii'estport. Tho‘ building will be 30
woo foot 04' local stone and 11.11.:
roof. The heating system ‘has not
been decided upon. The plans are'
by Architect 1‘. 1:. Cutler. of West

porL

_ Lincoln Avenue Residence.

St. Joint & licyeer have the frame
residence for iionrv Mueller on;
Lincoln ll\t‘l‘lllt‘ enclosed The house
will huvo'sls humus“ with furnace
heat and all improvements“ Lewis
Banks in tlnin‘: the mason work
plumbing and
will do the'

1111':er ed

heating and the 111111.111
electrical v ori.

(‘ovo Rood Residence. 1'

A frame house is to be built on;

the Pore loud for H W‘ Carver. for
It will‘lrc ‘25 x 30 feet. ('01;-
t:1inlug six rooms, arranged for one-
im~

H. W. Mother is buiidin a new

3 store front in the building of A. J
Collins 1% Co. on North Main ...street l

Extensive changes are being made

2to a frame building at the corner of from the very start ‘ , ‘1
Dov
‘Lockuood Manufacturing Co.
“other has the contract 1

anti Raymond streets for the
“.H W.

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1W. H McMahon has the contract

for :1 new front in the store of 1111s.;
George Schunb on‘-Ro.ilroud avenue.

The new residence which £1113

McMahon is building on the corner
of Part: and Circle streets for John;
MoGlnnis now being trimmed. Thei cent. of hair troubles. These perni-

Jones & Hot-chm” CG are (10an the clous, persistent and destructhe little
plumbing nnd. heatlns

Thomas Robins is doing the ma-

9.9119”

3 Cinque to;
install'wiring in the Frank Kish house;

xo'rrzs

l Dr.l .. H. Mallory

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for Mark.
the plans {or which ure‘

it will be of frame construe:
with 3
electric lights and all,

11 summer reabl

“PW- ‘

:1. studio
Fraser in.

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In years .‘to come

Gorbonlndutn Arie

your
will remain‘ snowy
white- souutl and attractive
if you cultivate the habit of.
consulting- a dentist every
six or. eight months. If you
come to me it will cos} you
nothing for examination.

Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.

Sundays by Appointment.

‘1 teeth

produce a sharp, keen edge on the dull-‘3
1690K)! Am in a very few minutes
'tlme.1
'The stones do the wori of a grind
stone and sharpening atone combined.‘
Carborundun Raapr House are made
at extra line. hand-Washed powder. Un-
cxcelled‘tor inst cutting qualities and
tor producing a keen, lasting edge.

CHAS. E DOW

16 So. Main St, So. Nor.

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l Davey’s
2 501: TEAS

Equ sl to most 69 con
1 grates. 6'18 81 H.
. Stamps with each lb.

Chief of them
ALL
Samc set
Chocolates

RlGGERMAN
ROS.. 64 North Main St.

 

 

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Bays' and (EMT, lfinother Wondortut II of Marcus,

$1.00 to $3.00. 1‘

Loom Suporb Vaudsvllic—t‘or
Ladies' and Men’s,

112.00 .0 35,00, .‘ {Hoyts Theatre

A. Dicker nan ClitSon "‘°"°“'"““°‘“"° “We
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tooth Norwalk

Special Extraordinary. Engagement—1
First appearance in Vaudeville oi the

 

PF one 4346 most talked about Moving Picture
Stars of

We 6'“ 5- “'4 H1 6"” urm: MlLLrouootunbws're‘nv"

”'4‘“! Stan“! Sydney Frank

. “ ‘ . . 11m“ A ”summon

Porsonnl appearance, at Night‘PertormL
Incas only-—-As Jones, the Butler,

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1making to the Lewis residence in,

Wentport. ' ; and Brains. til! Conspirator,.in “The
w.11. ills (‘11. have the resl- 1 Million Dollar Mystery."

deuce on Seaside place for '

'3| Five Other Sterling Acts, including
THE DANCING MARS

A Trio of Torpslchorenn Entertainers.

1 AL 1i.wss1'ou a issue vouuc

3Sprlghtly Song and Conversational Di-
versiflers

"THE DEGPERADO"
A Real Thriller in Mela-dramas.
DELTORELLI d1 GRISOANDO
Tire Musical Comiques.
ALMA ~BARBETT
The Original "Brinkley Girl."

Linda Ludlow plastered. The Jones
& Holchklsu’ ('o. are doing the
plumbing and heating and Miller &
(‘hittlm the electrical work.

 

 

The three barges.‘ 'Hurry Up . “Re d
Star 18" and the “Eastern Star " have

3hlled with coal for this firm.

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FOLEV‘ csjmsn'rlc TABLETS.
Are wholesome thoroughly cleans»

 

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late you with no grlpiug and no un~_
pleasant alter enacts. Stout people‘
and they give immense roller andi
comfort Anti Bilious. For sale by all
drugglsts “ ‘. 1

Mlllllllllllll HAIR llllllll

Grows Hair and We who“ it By
Hundreds °'. fraudulent-II.

 

 

 

 

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it never fails to produce the desired .
‘results. it eulivens and invigorates’
the hair glands and tissues of the
scalp. resulting in a continuous and
increasing growth of the hair. Let
I‘ters of praise are continually coming.
in from nearly all parts of the country1
stating that Mildrediua Hair Remedyr
has reneued the growth of hair in

Should your genitive been giving
,you trouble or your glassos need
adjusting, feel gut liberty to consult

cases that 11 ere considered absolutely ,,
,,hopeless. A lady from Chicago p wlL‘fag'aAmOORIt ,3
writes: “After a short tried, my hair ' 1h”... Koolsr gitlldlnp,

stopped falling and i: now have '8. ..
lovely head of hair, very heavy and
" oVer one and a half yards long "
Mildrediua Hair Remedy stimulates
the scalp, makes it healthy and keeps
it is the greatest scalp invig-
orator known. It is a wholesome
medicine for both the hair and the
scalp. Even a small bottle of it will
put more genuine liteyin your hair 3
than a dozen bottles of any other hair "
tonic ever made , It shows results

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190.155 Waihlnyton St.

0 pponlto Hoyt’s Theatre: ,
Monday. Wodnoodug "id. Frldsy‘

1 ' Evenings, 9 099

N. Y. address—727 Ah“ Ave, 9 to
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013111 3110118 no MORE THAN MERE
’ LY L‘A'sr WELL-J-THEY .
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This means‘keeping their shape
throughout a long. satisfactory Service.

M if on want THAT kind, 1
Mildredins Hair Remedy is the only ‘1‘ _ . . 1'

certain destroyer g‘f the amd'rufl mi} TRY THE BARRY33 SHOE.

crobe. which is this cause of 98 per

lNow on sale at every drug shire
and toilet store in the land.' 50c. and
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devils thrive on the ordinary hair ton-
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the (late of Norwalk irrrnovius'.

will interest all tonight, but while
you are Waiting see the first class;
motion picture entertainment.

Marla of the LOwlands

with Bertha Ranch in the fivc
“part Paramountieaturc. _3 I

‘- “Perils of Paulin‘ef’

The Broadway hit as play ed by'
the Oiiginal company
York cltx‘. ' '

Special Sale of New and Attractive Fine
and Fashionable ‘Apparel

for women and misses. Discriminattng women who investigate are‘ am-
ong our,most valued customers. Do you investigate 'and compare? Then
vou must know that the latest and most acceptable styles are 'here
represented in \ariety that equals any- elsewhere to be found and at
prices that maintain our reputation for best values.
’23::811'5 Smartly Tailored Suits: 97. 98, $11.,” $14 .98, 919.98 and
f

Women’s Smartly Tailored COATS: $1,198,951.98,911.98.914.98 $17. 98
$19. 98 to $25.00.
' Women‘s Smart DRESSES: $5.08 up to $50

sxm'rs: oi. as _up to no.
OUR \\ Als’is are' the um of the. mom from 980 up to $7. 98.

Exceptional values in Millinen. Untrimmed Dress Hats of Lyons vel-
vet and silk plush, large, medium and small sailors. tut-buns and 0111.
or shapes from 98c 'up. Come and see the’ variety as they can not
be beat. ' ’

THE PARIS

The styicstorc for Ladies

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33 So. MainISt.
South 1Norwalk.
We alter FREE of charge

 

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Stamford Theatre

Emily Wakeman Hartley Manager

 

Phone 2300. _

,THIS WEEK FEATURE FILM WEEK.

3MONDAY, .
. Barbara Tennant, in
'. . , .' '1 ‘ “When Broadway Was a Trail."
TUE'SDAY,, . ‘ - 2) _,
‘ ‘ ,. . f‘Etigland‘s Menace“ -— War
1 ‘ ' - Drama, With. British Navy in
,. - _ . ., ‘ Acum- ._
3 WEDNESDAY, "

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Carlyle Blackwell in (3

‘ . "The Key to Yesterday.”

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY- '
1 ' RObert Edesomjn ,

“TheACall of, the North."

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SATuRoAY.
,TomWise, in _ 3,
“A Gentleman 'irom Mississippi."

 

humans 2- .15, EVENINGS 7 3.131111 9.
Evenings, 10 Cents and 15 Cents.‘ ‘

 
 
 
 

PARAMOUNT FEATU RES

“Election Returns”

 

 

PAPER

, Painting 3,
Paper Héliglng

Decorating '* 3.
"The Gotham C03, ' ‘9

10 Elm St. East Norwalk' '
Tel. 452.‘ ' " ’ ‘

' Tomorrow:

 

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‘an‘rhur 1.1m 'op FABRIC'

‘Ltidies mochnsette gloves, chamois
lining. kid trimmed. black, white,
tan and gray.

suede lining in white, tan. and
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,Tires Vulcanized
Bring your volesmzing to Inle-

Best work and, cheapest prices.
A full line of tires and tubes at;

GLOVES.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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.Ladles Leatherette gloves. gray- hand all the tinie.3Wor1;3 and
and white.. .500 and 75c pr. _ {of and dawn-ed" '
Ladies cotton coshemere‘ ‘gloves
silk lined ...... 50c pr.3 R be t' G
Ladies White suede doeskin. gloves 0 1. re 0
1 1 ..... .....1......50q_pr.
Ladies. mochasette and suede 7 Wall St“ 13.332304
gloves. black, white. tan 113.3111! gray.
litisgea mochusette finish gloves ..' ' FOR SALE 13

 
 

MARVIN BEACH TRACT.
a Large Riots (shore Fronts.)

c.1113 McGOVERN Agent.

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