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THE SOUTH HORWALI EVENING SWNBL
THURSDAY. DEC :6, 1915 .
'i-nerc is Insurance in!..
the Name
T “made & Tounkt ln~urancr
A mod: Accident “
Y carly or short irrm "
I. iabllity Bonds
0 ivners’ liability
R em
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.81
G less "
0 like or linuw “
L «tic
D \vt-lling Manse
iii mployecs' :‘L‘Ollll‘l'll‘dllUliH
Not a single kind of ”Hummu-
that wc cannot furnish mu
ll. you will «till u~ un lll‘
phone 1230
Trust Company Bldg.
'
A 80X 0F
Holeprooi Socl s
SIX MON'l'llS
\h-ar, or at new box of socks, $1.50
lJ‘hlllel‘ goods in wonderful assort-
zncnta from ........ 35c to $30.00
lll'lh Robcs,
H1115. Caps, Swami-rs,
hm! (tunes.
Smoking Jackets,
Umbrellas
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JilSEPlI DAVIS l
85 Wichington 8t. 80. Nov-walk.
Open Evenings Until Christin”.
("'T" '
WEATHER FORECAST.
' ‘l‘ur Nor-walk and vicinity: increas-
lm; cloudlnm tonight; Pride! W-
ly snow or rain and warmer.
Pleasant weather with temperatures
below the normal continues-over the
custom districts. domain were report-
on us‘ far south as Florida. The went~
ern storm which was central yeaterdey
morning over Colorado has moved
southeastward and is now control
owr Arkansas. it is causing cloudy
weather with rain or snow from the
Rocky Mountains outward to Ohio
and from the Gulf northward to Hin-
ln-Sotn Several places in the Mis-'
tissippl Valley reported thunderstorm:
The temperature is rising In the Mis-
Bissippl Valley.
Conditions favorf for this vicinity:
Fair. followed by cloudy and unset-
tled weather which will probably do
welop into new or rain on Frldny.
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The entertainment committee
Monitor Grotto will meet
(light.
of
tom orrow
Tomorrow night the members of the
[ward of Estlmntn- will meet in the
city hall.
.\‘orwalk will probably be represent-
ed at the testimonial dinner which to-
night in the "Hotel Simileld, Bridge-
port. will be given for John T. King,
republican leader.
The joint dance of the Star of Col-
nmhia Circle and Court Mehackemo
will this evening he held in Red Men's
illnll. Svec‘s. orchestra. will furnish
music.
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FOSS' AND HUYLER'S CANDY
Fancy Xmas Pickages.
Krdaks, Toilet Ar‘..clcs, Perfumes.
StillSIm-inoll Corporation
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS.
32 Washington Street
91mm» Nov-walk. Conn.
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A dividend paying
investment
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' Starter-indict, : '-
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FIVE CLASSES-
lieposil each month
And receive 'ior next Christmas
ii continued to maturity, receive
Both Item of Column-n & under.
.. jeiwlrn, will be open evenings un-
ti. (11”!!th commencing tonight
l Local Catholics are observing w-dny
‘n .n Ember Day. Friday and Sun
I u lay will also be celebrated as l'hnbcl‘
:1 .ys.
'lbnlght noncunmlssioned tifilri‘l‘n
lc the Sixth mmpany will meet The
i. vtter of organization nil! be dlst'lla
s . to completion.
l‘he ladies “ill be Sllr‘t‘iltll) culPr»
,tuiued at the Young Men‘s 'l'iiivuy
‘club' this owning, tonight being "Lad
len' Night."
The W. C 'l‘. U will hold its regular
int-cling tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Mrs. ida Meeker. The social
planned tor the evening will be post-
pmml on account of the storm.
l
ill styles and Hill‘s in chvt Hm»
Baskets to use for work baskets. .\lm
(in: ll'dl pieces to use in the bottoms
‘ll rilhon lilin‘keh at linunelly} ‘lil'l
Shop.
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‘ A large delegation of Eureka licbck-
lah mom-hers last evening were cuter
:liillit‘d in Stamford, by the Rebekah,
i. 0 0. R. lodge in that city. The 107
('Ml luomlwrs were received and two'-
.“d ill royal fashion.
(‘uli‘ux Encampment still hold.» ihc
lead in the Odd fellow} pinoehlc tour
nurncni, but when the two lodges
meet this m cnini: Builcr Lodge prom‘
+05 to nnikc ilwir
Some.
bmmm lllla’ll"
Don't forget that l)onn(~ll.\"s is the
. place to gel that Victor record lur
hunts. 3,000 recordk in ‘stock to sclcci
irom. With the two Unico Domain
.-xmiing Booths there is no waiting to
p ln-ar your record.
Mrs. Henry Jones, of Brooklyn, \lho
has been lisiling her fulhcr, lli’i‘lllilll
divers, of West av‘PnUc, for the past
“cell. has returned to her home ec-
compuniod by her aunt, Mien Eiliher
. Wesiorfleld.
, l'rot. huwrenco Gregory. of the
ilotchkiss school faculty at Lakeville,
with Mrs. G. A. Gregory of liawley
noadny to spend the Christmas recess
at his home on 'llnll‘iey avenue. llridze-
port
A man who said he was Fred Conley,
of this city. was arrested ycmcrdny in
Bridgeport chanted with drunkenness
and with defrauding h restaurant. lle
rcprascntcd himsoli as being a cnrpcn»
[0]".
Mrs. lsallel Selleck, of Bailey lnn
momma. is to spend the winiei"
with this. 0. A. Gregory of ilnwicy
avenue, Bridgeport. The inn has been
:1 gathering place for motor and sleigh-
lng parties from Bridgeport. lbut will
be closed this winter for the first time
in several years.
. The Waiermnn's fountain pen—yov
know it's reputation. is a most accep-
table Christmas present. lionnclly hits
a gross always in stock to make so
lection from. if the pen point does
not suit the one to whom the pen is
given, it can be exchanged after Xmils.
.\lcEnelly's Singing orchestra again
made its appearance in Norwalk last
evening; wlirn it played at the dnnco
given at the artnory. A concert was,
given from eight till nine, and dancing
followed. from nine till twelve. There
was a fair sized crowd present and a.
line time was enjoyed. I
The members of the Norwalk Club
enjoyed a very fine smoker last night,
at their club rooms on Wall street“
Music was furnished by the Sterling-‘
Wellnitz Orchestra. Singing was part
or the program, and after the entenj
tninment was over supper was served.‘
Cigars and tobacco were also enjoy-‘
'ed. '
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Bridgeport, Conn.
Elton Hull. one of our sophomores.
.is routine-d “llll lllllt‘nh at his
on Bay View avenue. He will prob
ably not be able to amend srhool for
50”)? lllllP.
Tin- Se-nior (‘lass mn-t this neck. but
so they
Ilwre was no quorum. and
only could tllh’lllhr‘ things. and look at
the class colors. A great many stud
mu.- .‘iulmlg Ill? Seniors come by train
and lrtlllel. and Mimi» were not pros-
till
mluml mu llll‘tltri’tl a grcal
on iit'l‘tllllll of the bud \vcnlhcr.
70 per n-nl
tlll
deal
Only
at lhc students were pros-
lllt- \u-ck This can be
by the fact that so
many of our .\lll'lt'llln ("Ullit‘ from out
of town.
must (If
lit't‘nllllli‘tl for
On lllc morning when llit‘
>10! in “as (it its highest, two teach-
i-rs \wre absent. and one was lute on
Zit't‘tllllll of the iimbillty of the trains
and >1I‘t‘t‘l curs to run.
The regular 'Thursduy \llvl'iltil '1
Sowing Club" \\ ill mcct at Miss
lllnnche \'c|'lin's home today.
.\llwrison liccrs, a graduate of
lull. who is now u studcni ht (Jor-
ncll. is l‘hlll't'lt‘il home on Friday of
this week. to spend the Christmas
holidays. lie is having quite a lot of
trouble with his eyesight from
strain in studying.
(I\1'l"
BURKE WANTS TO BE SENATOR.
(lll.\\'l) li‘UliKS, .\'. 1).. Doc. ltL.-~
John Burke, treasurer of thc l'nitcd
States. will be a candidate for United
Sliilt‘ii Senator from North Dakota, to
succeed Porter .1. .\lcCumber, Repub
llcun, it “as announced hero today,
“"‘lll\\lllfi llit‘ meeting yesterday of the
Democretlc State Central Committee.
The Committee "endorsed President
\"llstlll for rcnominntlon.
BATTLESHIPS NOT
lN MANEUVRES
NORFOLK, \'a.. Doc. 16.-—-.\'nvel nu-
ihoritlea here announced today that
the battleships Vermont, New iinmp-
shire. Kansas, Connecticut nnd .\lln-
nesota will not participate in tho un-
nunl Innnocuvron (if the Atlantic fleet
oil Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, from Jan-
uary 6 to April in. The ilrst two
ships named, it was said, would be
laid up for lnclt of men.
ACCUSED OF STEALING OVER.
COAT.
Jinn-pk W. Cunningham. who boards
:u it Wool llrond street, Stamford.
was arrested yosterdhy, at 12p. rn.. by
Cnplnln .\iorchousc, n rallroud deton-
tivo. on the charge of stealing an or-
ercoat valued at 818, belonging to
Martin Quinn, foreman of a repair
gang at the Stamford railroad slu-
tlon.
According to Quinn. .(‘unnlnnhnm
hung around the gang for quite it
while. asking various questions, and
then walked away. and 11 low mlnuiea
later, it is claimed. took the coat, and,
putting it on. wnlkcd oil. Quinn
chased him and held him until Captain
Mnrchouse arrested the man. lie
was taken to hondqunrtcrs nnd chm-g-
od with theft.
—A WISE MERCHANT.
advertises his goods. if he cannot do
it in a large. way. hc uses the Sentinel
classified “For Stile" columns. (‘all
up ihc oillce, and an ad. man will call
at once.
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" The Reed & v.0. E
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Electrical (lo.
The Only Fully Equipped
£LECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
' AUTO IUPPLIE.
' Phon. 805—50 do. Main It.
So. Norwllk. Mullc Hail Ilock
'0’.
“3'01;
3‘-
S 2.00
26.44
80.44
Class B
home
OWLAND's
Spirit of Christmas
HOWLAND’S
Thursday. December to. 1915.
N ow for
is like Opportunity
.\u Ultl llllllt'~l‘ >iur_\ 1m
\lllll .t lm't'lml. lilll \tl'\’ lullt
real coasting
'llll‘t‘x l )Mmlluml‘. .i~ .4 mun
lax in tlic int n] lm luml
in by Caught. llc must l)(‘ g‘i'mctl :i~ lic ziliivrnun‘ln»
t‘lu‘lstmax i\ \L'l'_\' llkc llmt.
mun llll'hllillh. «inc mu~t gnu}: thc l‘ln‘mumx with :1.»
l‘hc t'ilv](>-\'lllt'ill (if preparation i~ equal In
11 gimrmucln-t
lhc jul of tln- t'lu'lqinzu ll.i_\
lu‘vpululinn lll 1ln-(ln'ldnuu
max at all.
l'lu‘ wnrr n u tliilll an (l lium‘lv lit'llu'r {or .ill \\llt>'\t'
naught iln- llll'l\llll.’l\ \lvlrlt
\\.-..1.- all ilnillll null} in \\nl‘l\ hill! Llllll in! «-\<'1‘_‘.lm-lv\'
\\ lm ll.i\’ ll
Gloves are
always safe.
\lcn .unl \uinu-n ulilw giro
lumtv .unl liziudy \u-lmun- in
KltHl‘n.
\\'mni-n'.~ l‘lnv glows of rich tan
shade with it no“ strnp lusicning at
$1 lit
“mm ii'.~ Insu-tui ulnl mpplc gloves
of bid nnd t':t|lt', \\lllli' nnd tun. "and
to be “min-d \vlllmut injury to finish
3: no
.\lcn's capo gloves of special wolnhl
urinl
is lhcll'
size ‘81.in to $4.50.
and wondrous solinm-ls, A deep liin
slinde. So tanned llllll. they may be,
wished ll '.li,
lecIu<l\-- :lm'os of gray reindeer
tor men. .\'oluhly stout but veryI
:rncn-i'ul nl lit-v 82.
Silk socks for men run through
Jill the range of liked colors and
lllt‘lllilt' u wallow ultilc (mil tll‘t‘l)
liluvk. lllcv'rc purc sill; \\itl1
llxlt' toll, liccl and solo. 50C.
Men’s pajamas nl st'flSOIlfllllt'
\vclghi arc ilmuct llunncl :iutl
lu~tt~u with silk irons. 'l‘licv MO
Si in S2.
.\lnln floor. l
l
l
Mcns' richest new
‘ ties—$1.50 and $2.
Glorious «lurk \illm of rciii;u'k~‘
:ililt- \vcnvc.
ln ncw quici but gloulllg‘ nub.
terns.
Marked by cxclusivc nir unzl
fiuc effect. .'
l.alc.~.t slmpc; with \\'lllc upcn'
(nil.
.\ny man will be proud to get
and to wear such :\ tic. '
colors and good patterns and marked
til: inch size urn of notable richnessl (‘ln'lflllllh unvl mum tl.l\\ tin-n»
and special value at $3.50.
mom. hnvo t‘llllllz hordcrs or plain-—
nccording to size.
may bc washed.
_ . Mandy and
cut full and \\'lll fit \\llll Culllltll‘l. Sim 3| .3“ m :3,»-
‘~tnckings are
'l‘u gtl rczll t'li_l(i}lllt'|ll
\.\llt| cu-r um lltltii «.un. nu “mount; llmn lmlm‘xj
lllil‘ll null t-n-n: \\lll| (ill umhr xllll'm't- ml 1w. null ll
liwli'. .\ l lll’l~lll!.’|\ ultlluui ll l .
\Illril “nulll luv um llll‘hl “I "l"
lluu \lwl~ \\lll tl.i~li .t\\.i\ \\ 11h \]it\'l nil lllt’ mnnll
\\',. .m- :ill in that <piril. \\l|.i1 fun lmlx .md gli’l5 .11. gum: in lIJi‘I'
\\nul(l ll lw u cowl ltlcu m lain \uum \« ml llml \‘ml
-, .‘Illmg :1 llllli .llltlltl ul lWH'}
8;“311 {,th l5lc.\ililc l'vllt‘ls. .\ltt‘i caulx Miltl lllll xmuuildx. Si
01' l S. . t ' '
H, g It.» .\h. .‘uul Ilic Ni nnc lml l\ wwrnl pcnlilc.
lm'ic l~ uuur rn‘lmt-v .md
lit-nut} l-Hl tln llllllll‘\ lll .m \n-
. - '. ,t-.~ . .-..— ‘—-
Kl“ push”. than 111 any Ulll.‘l‘ .\ tllnntl (hi tux lll\ll)ll ~lttllli\ \lul .tij. 1..:~l./3.
1...: unulc in \mm. ‘1 .m. ulmnsl lligll ~lwl~i'm‘;;'i1‘l~. drone :m-l \ltilll lllll light .\‘l 5v)
ill!) Wllt‘l‘t‘ t‘lN'l :thl 34-75- . ‘
lhc) .n'c lit';lllll|lll \\lllnltl'll;,1~.
lll thumb ilmi riml llu- gcnuiuc
(,9. . - l e ..
. lltll-ldl, in until llLtl elm“ tIi‘ lrniil lliirt'llll‘lll.
ill will (mil \ulniucxl tom‘s.
1n .. n 221.. iv: :lnl inch-
l‘\ in .‘it‘. by till inches Si 3" to ”0.7.3. I
Tasteful Axmlnistor rugs in rich 100 good for ' A new pillow I
by the depth of color and weave which
characteristic. according to
a boy to sneeze at. for the den.
llt)lllilt"\t‘l'\ll'\‘ \ml 1~ Iillt
Ix'uuml lullmw :n'c vm‘vi‘cd ullh
A low Wilton vein-i runs in do by thing a llllt ml] t'llltn “curing:
crclnuut- or iulllvlu in 1.41 unl colors
:md Unit-in] mitt-rm iillll .\'l'll
:tl'it'l'. lor SLZSl
ital: rugs HIliuhlv for bath or bed
llululmun- t'li\t'l'\ ul \cluur in
Hill cilu‘tx giw ominous a beauty
that illx lllt‘lll for mum :1 niche.
$1.52). -
llc until grumlilr ill. 11" ill»
llulnux llltl
750 in “.75.
.\'en' bathroom rugs are of nice Cllulcd among iln-
weight, but are particularly soil and MIN” 1‘1”“-
Thcy hug the floor
lie flat. According to l'illuu \lips lill l‘t':ltl_\' for fill—
iu‘gr with u iluliy lullmv are of
vrctnuuc and licking and iull'eta.
500. ‘
llluv- ‘l'i‘l’l'l ”null
!\\t)(ll\‘ll ni' .\lulll mrtluru} for
.\i‘lmul .‘mtl skating or (misting.
.35 and lllui‘t'.
~t'l gt' ul'
Third floor.
Silk stockings
true friend's gift.
l'bt'lillllllll plain black silk stock». l'lhhimh~ illlwl ulth ulmvn for
inux of wonderful fineness have a. . \ hillhfl’l".."W‘" MW Hm” V ‘lll'l’l'lk’ llll'” “l“‘ll‘i‘ ”r oblong
1"1 I ) , (l l “I 100 1nd “‘0 :luls lugr and lllllt' boys \uth the vmmpsws, to $2.50.
It ‘ ”l ‘m ‘H ' ‘ '( "same tlclight. .-\ccnr<line' in size
1 ml ill:ll.t'\ ilicm tlt.)lll)l'\‘*tlllril'lfl S: “r Sim. ' , Silkllnss cusllimn are very
l ll' SI. ',
\untln‘r sort is entirely silk but
of spccinl “care at these p0mts:‘
has grcnt strength. $1.50 and $2.
light and downy. .\ccmrding to
l’urc \vhiic \\.’I.\ll suit fur little “’0'st l” 70‘“
boy is made with a handsome lk l . 1. l' _”
.. . - -' _. ‘ . . ~ ' ' Si ' cart 5 lor uni ill” u mvs
hm. black and while 511k hund unbroultrul toll.” rind. in] fi'*""l' _ ‘ n l J
\llt‘s‘ from 3 to 7. It too is l'lQlll . 0 “UN )fiam-
embroidered with , l 'tl (‘l . “H pirit
, . . . ' lll lill'llllillY \\l l ll’lS l (\ 5 .l
Mm} patterns )1] contrast. These. “ ‘1‘.- .
v.3.
Silk cords for liatlH'ohcs one
too have lislc top and heel and 3‘3 l0
lcnch for waist and vellum—50C.
$:.5o and $2. iu-h Sr ad $1.50.
Right of .\Iuin ~lrt'ci dour. l.cltai.~lc.rcnr. brunt liziscmcni. lhll’tl floor.
The Howland Dry Goods Co. The Howland Dry Goods Co.
0000000 nlun :
MAY CAUSE 0000000
LONDON, lict'. 1t}. (t‘orrvspondcucc
mi The Associuled l'rc.~s.)’lt wus not
Q‘Xlil‘clt‘tl that tho stringent luw af~
int-ling lln- snk- of alcoholic drinks
would cause any excitement or disor-‘
dnr in tho bum-r wet'llOlls of London.
but in \io-w llli' pvt-\‘iuus proicse
meetings at the Smilhilold Market and
along the docks, tho quietness with
which ilu- first day of the enforcement
pus-sod in lllllingsgutc :md Olllt‘l‘ rough;
quarters of the East End prove miller:
a surprise. Labor lenders hnd cer-
.Iuinly 1an u u dctiunt attitude toward
‘ilw llonrd of t‘onlrul. hm nothing no:
ui-urrcd out of the noriunl.
of
l
i Taking the whole of London, thc‘
reception of the rules has been i'a-
Bonds of Thrift, Perseverence and Independence .2:
With Interest at 4 per cent. .
The Best Means, Yet llcviscd l0 Encourage and Develop Systematic Savings.
Class A
S 1.00
13.22
40.22
Class C
s 5.00
00.10
201.10
, lod closcd
When the public houses be» oi" his own fumin to a drink is llziblciis supplemented by the Home Conn».
The hours durinpqii-s l‘ublic House Trust. which lately ‘
'umk over the control of a well known’
salmon in :i ccntrul district and plans _
in extend its intluencc. The place was ‘
vorablc.
nun ihg- stile of alcoholic drinks at ilu-iio ll ht-uvy linc.
noon hour the first day undcr llll‘EWlllt‘ll alcohol may be consumed in
how rcuimc there was not obm-rwd clubs is the same as in the case of
buy lncrcusc in drinking until ihc pcr-lnubl-ic burs. Restaurants are not al-
al 2:30. Nov \vus tllerojlowcd to extend credit for un‘nls ntlrvmmlclcd so as to gel away from the .
an“ unpnlpl to crowd in an unusunll which intoxicating drinks are sokluold idea ot' the drinking palace and to ,
nuinbcr of drinks during the iwolns Ibo crcdii system is don» nwuyxinlroducc tho cafe system with tables..
hours [hp him: “9.1.0,..." in the ..wn.i\\itli entirely. The extreme penalty rcudin: humor and friendly games. .
mg, The mi.- of [empornnrp drinkslfor a bronch of these regulations in[ Alcoholic drinks are sold, but the
bqilwpvn tho Wampum] hours \ms‘six months at hard labor and 'n $500‘m:in:m~mcni l‘l‘t'l‘lV‘i‘S a bonus on all
sllnht. in a low quarters, \vhcromenrfim“ ‘lt'ml‘i‘rilllfl‘ tll‘lnlis. .
luv cmulln'cd 0" all-night work. cor; 0,... or u... mu... ..n~....,i.~,. ,,.,..,.,,,.,..f Saloon mon, in flit'l. are just now
thin houses have been allowed to“, promote temperance is the abolish-1 liceinniug to roulizo that the profits
Open for it limited llmc in tho "urll'imom of ”mm m the hard. 'rlilSlU” ivnmcrnnco drinks exceed thoge on
morning. :struck sovcrely the busincss of bax‘sill‘lllor-‘l- “1”“ l“ “Vi?“ the profit ill
AlliOllL’ lllc curious results of rcnu- giving credit to Workman. In the old! 7‘ “1P 0‘ “‘3 that there Is in a glass
lation. the person who fails to lay in,llil.\’-“. "It‘ll “50d t0 gather ll! the Elli“! nlc. But heretofore the. own”!
his private 5““‘1; of whiskey or other: and drink on credit with tho result .“i‘f‘ll‘lill.‘ll ”10 sale of soft drinks with
spirits bvfm‘a‘ 2:30 o’clock Friday at; they had lllllt‘ or nothing loft out,“"‘l‘?“‘l"““ “"(l OllllOFNl lht‘ll' intro-
ternoon, will have to spend it dryAOf their wages when paid. :"umml‘
week-end. as he must wait until .\lon- it is not the intention of tho (‘uu-g »
day noon. Even ln the private rooms trol Board to bring about prolu‘fiilion,‘
of a hotel. one who treats a member! but to promote temperance. This work
——Advertise in The Sentinel.
. ala‘ln/Q 0/- a a mpnlfn“ .
‘t ‘ ‘\‘\.\‘u‘ ‘ n. ‘ “‘~. .
Dividend at rate 0
4 per cent.
Class E -
salllll l 1
1005.40
Class D
3 10.00
132.20.
402 20
Enrollment for: Christmas, 1916, must he made before the approaching New Year.
, The People’s- rust Company, ;
and“? ‘
- _ 79;wasnmmn_
You may combine
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