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MHPLE‘I‘E ABORT!!!”
AT
5 I; K. BANKS
nail-r makemo Hotel, Well
i -nstroet,80uthNorwalh
name roman!“
~
romtatst for Norwalk and vicinitv:
My cloudt tonight and Thumdav:
”I much thanze in temperature.
MI variable winds. The (1qu dis"
twee in causing unsettled weather
“With local rains in the southern dis
W. Pleasant weather prevails in
m sections east of the Rot-LY
rmtatns. Areas of high pressure
m central mer .“lt‘lllEaH and North
Mae. Tile lt‘llllit'l'allll‘t' is’ uenel‘
.tly above flt‘ezlttu
of!!! border.
. ' WEATHER
YEAR AGO
TODAY.
'l't‘lttpi‘l‘ttllttt' lllJii.
’9 l'air.
(—t
the Attlt‘t‘lt‘llll Revolution iiiii omit lllt'
Ol'lnlir ' meeting. olrl of respect to its
recent Mrs, llotn-ri Way, “ilti i\ lll
deep ~oi‘row. hi the sudden death of
her brother. Mr, Jonathan i'atttp. oi~
Buford. and also on account of the
' seriousness ot the epidemic of Span»
uh influenza.
The secretary of the lanai litial‘tl
for District H, reports that there are
fully 7?, men of the 1‘.) to (it; class.
who have not returned the trilestion'
halves trialled them. and gives for
mu] notice that. the names of all those
vhore replies are not lN'f‘lH'ti on or
itefore Sattil'dav of the pres‘enl work.
will Iv- reportd to the {idjiltant .L'ettcf-
at of the state. and tlicv will then be
chaired as deserleis. .1 ll
‘ ”‘lli .zltd lttus‘ti-r oi the New Haven
tuili'ntiu‘ wired the local police to have
two officers tileet the 5:27 train :it
the South Nor-walk station this thorn
in. Officers Lockwood and Sarnlitis
answered Ill" call and upon the itl‘l'l‘"
' ‘ all of,“ 0 train were shown a man who,
i it W'll- claimed llv the conductor, had
been itittkiii: a treat distilthalice and
a Eeltei'ai nuisance ot‘ liirttselt ali [lit‘
Ila}! from Boston. However. as illp
man had been making: no trouble
filnt‘e the train had Tell New "Men.
he was not arrested.
“litllttiiitlwr iii
‘ MiNNEStiiiAHilE,
ittllllltiliiltill
“r Reports Reaching St. ’aul
' Say High Wind ls Increas-
itigllaiiger i
ST. PAUL. Oct. it}. Governor lttlrti-
c-tlisi today tell-graphed to Secretary
. distance iii lighting the Mllllit sota ha-
out tin-s. lie slight ltd that .\l:t,i‘ l' W
R. V‘.’t»~:lver. t'tilltut lillllll" otl‘ttci of the
Stilliltti til; \\‘l.‘.lir" in Si l‘::t.l llt- ill
tiered tll‘the tire 70““ with an tide
‘ .uuato force.
ST. PAUL. Minn. tit-t. iii. it-potts
received at the Adjutant tlerteral‘s ot-
ifice Jonigbt stated tltat the town of
EMcGrath. in Aitkili county. was- bill-n-
tinMawler and Aitkin further north.
11m threatened. according to reports
which added that a high wind has
{sprung i'p jn this election.
BE.
Stillson’s Remedy for
Malaria. Chills and Fever
7 Price 50c
: Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money
' Refunded
Prepared and Sold By
Stillsoii-Powell Com.
South Norwalk
#2:. .
a.
altiltg’llte nor'll ’
The \‘orwaik t‘lrapter. Daughters of
.
i
i of War linker asking tor military a9 ‘
l
I
t
t
If you’re hunting for ‘
s
lit.
» helps shorten the war.
Norwalk .
‘ bugaboo" of high prices get on your nerves.
Here you can still get good suits for $25.
The new models, the new patterns and your exact
Or ercoats too. $18 to $60.
Every buyer of Liberty Bonds helps our Boys and
; Rogers & Stevens
-- l
ili‘ Hi .‘
f The eleven ofthe l'niierslty oi
‘Pennsvlvanla has agreed to play lhta
ileum of the League island Marine
:(‘orps October 29. at Philadelphia.
football players
out Saturday
Natal Af‘at.tfll)'
will open the season
with the team of the Naval Pai‘
School of Princeton.
‘values" don‘t let the William (:chrinc. tull hack, and
State eleven. have been designated to
attend the Machine (lun Soho—01 for
Officers at Vamp Hancock. (in.
Johnnv I‘It‘llr resumed training yes
terdai for his built with Frankie
Burns at ill" New Jersey Sportstnen's
Hub. of \l'echawken. October 31.
Jollnm l'illdee and Frankie t'alla
han, of Brooklyn. have signed articles
0f (lKI'FPHIQ‘II' calling for a twelve
ruud bout. to take place before the
Armory A. A.. of Bastnn. October 29.
So. Norwalk
M
Mllltlilllilltllh
lNiSMiSii
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.
Jami-s“ Hill on thc t‘otlut-cliiul are
it: ..:.s lilt si-ciit- of unintmt acct
ilt'lll }t““llt'|'tlil.\ :llil‘llllltill .ii 2: :hr
o'i ifii k iiitt-n :l tarp li'ilt‘lv tllttl it It tll
lit; (at (‘lillitlt'll lI llxlleliiel)‘
. tol‘illntitt‘ that no one was llljllit‘l t'ltll
widt'riti: the cirrlitnslalii-t-s leading to
the accident. '
i-Ztlward lttowcr ot Lent: island citi
driving it iltlilt’ tint-k. .\'o. 3225 Tilt». the
ptoptrtv til the Stati- Trill-king i'ol
pillattoti. Loni: llixtunn- lepresswti
la rig Island. was prot-cedini: iii the tliv
retiion ot .\’or\valk and was being l'ol
{until it} a liessel t'ltl' owned and
tirlien by Ernest Fel‘lit’l‘ or (iron
s.ri ct. Milford
lv‘t-riml' atlettiptotl to pass the il'lli’li
:titil turt as he ilitl so another tar ap~
p-uli'ed routing trout the oppositi- tiil'Pf‘»
tiiitt lillti titt- t-ollidon was lilt'\llltliit'
l‘rt'ltt-t‘ had to choose between sll'lklllfl
the approaching car or the llilt‘li and
ended by crashing head on illto lllt‘
lillt‘h which was lult‘t‘tl ott' the load
and into the swamp,
llovt the driver oi the tttti it cst-api-d
serious injuries is a Wullllt'i' l-iotli
rats were badly dailianed. but as no
cottlplaitt's iicre lodged by ctillcl‘ party
no til'l'tisis were necessary
Collisions in Second District.
'l‘no l‘.‘l‘~t ~ “t‘l‘l’ reported to the po
iii" this morning of one riltomoiilli-
lth'kill: into anothet A car owned by
i.tl\\:titi '\l (lane oi iii \‘iest itienltc
\Slili" turning around oil \\'.‘tshlrrgtort
strceI ltiltkt‘tl into :i mathtue belong
lllL‘ to Alex" White. ’rllti While Illil
i'flilt- sustained l\\tl litoki-n headlights
it'lti tilt- llllllll‘i' was settled satisfactor-
ii) between the [Idl'lit . concerned and
no arrests Were made by (lilit't‘l'
Stititiort. who investigated.
. \ iiltli- lillt‘l‘ ill the trtornitii: lil‘
\"tiS
A
N. ("lurk i-tas liil'fiillL'. his machine
around tlt South Main >lli'i'i vi'hi-lt Ali
l'dli.tlli litirits (illill‘ along in |it~ tiii
:tli'l i-l‘ltshcd trim llr t";i:l\“-- rat '1‘ n
lull}. \‘illl"'l lili llll‘ Ilitllls l.lt \\’;lk
litiii >n. lltt tit. i‘liitk machine \vis
{'ltlllillt'tl hill ~iiutlli)‘. llr t‘lill'k
tl.tiiits that 'it‘ liilii [till his hand oilt
and had !:l\i‘li all the lit‘t ItSsttl) sIKlliil'-
lth .l iIP \va court: in li!.'ll liirlirt! llli'
‘l‘til' illt'} \vi-ie disregarded lt_v .\lt‘.
llal'l‘is‘.
'SURRECTION GROWS
THROUGH RUSSIA
S’l‘Ot‘KllOlAL Oct. 16. ~lnstlrri-ctio'i
.ls spreading iii the Ukraine and r:
cently extended through the (iotein
nit-tit ot‘ l‘odolia. according to dis--
patches received by the l‘olltikclt. At
several places, it is reported, the tier
mun troops are siding with the rebels
Several thousand troops Eire dcrlnr
ed to'havc hoisted the red ting near
ldkticrinoslav and to have killed their
otl'tci-rs. Tilt-y noiv arc marching on
Kharkov. to join the revolutionary sol“
tilt-rs “ho hold the town. .
A peasant force 01‘ 6,000 men, \vel‘r
:tt'itli-tl “llll mtfchiue guns and cannon.
is moving on Poltavu.
Bryan Silk assumed
uptown police station
tor his regular two
. Sergeant
charge of the
tltis itiotttin:
:nccl'ts' trick.
Titli- utterly Bond
they are every bit tut good u cub—nut should be unfunded
‘ in this bank.
~ltru‘m
'. ' For $4.00 a Year
yo. mum-Memm
hmfldmww
‘h‘fldmlihVMWWdflfl
rwmmpuhfl
‘ tied-chromoso-
.r it.
.. 4‘ >722..-
m
latch-than”
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In spite of Lt ing dEt'lsht‘l)‘ beaten by
“x A ., .
i‘llarle)’ War. quarterback ot the Penn-
Sergeant Jimmy Wilde last month.
‘Joe Conn has ' been matched with
Tancy Lee. the holder. for the Lona-
;iale featherweight belt and 3500
side. which will take place at the Na’
tional Sporting Club, London. on OC-
tober 2). Lee won the belt by easilv
beating Charley Hardcastle, but since
then he has been defeated three times
m—by [iilly Fri. Danny Morgan and
Fred Jacks.
Wilde. who took the flvweight belt
from him. Lee was to have been
matched with Young Fox. who is at
present serving with the colors. and
who lost nearly all his form last wine
ter.
Eddie \ilctloorty. the Western ntid
ilcheiuht. announces his safe arrival
overseas with his regiment. McGoor-
tv also says he expects to match we
Lynch. the West Side bantatuweifiht.
against Jlmy Wilde. the world's t‘lvv
weight. for twenty rounds at the Na
tional Sporting Club. in London.
LINEN SHOWER A SUCCESS. - -~~ . .. ..
» ‘ COLUMBIA VARStTY CHOSEN
But 8t? Hand Towels and 206 More
Sheet: Are Needed by the
. Red Cross. ‘
The “horn slittvver" conducted ii)
the .\(li\\illit Ill-d t't'osr, tot llll‘ ltttspt» I
lttis‘ ot Flillllt‘. has prim-ll etiittlcritti i'oilluihla football strttml
Mlt't't‘_.~-'Illi A Htrt'illl t‘liet'k 0| lili‘ lilllW vcsrerdiv vi'lictr they look awav
supplies ieietied. soiled. ilispetlt-d. Ari-hie thin. the NP“ mG i'ni\'t-reit\'
parked nlltl shipped, shovis that there L ‘
ale uni) (“It lictrls to be. i-otnpletcd 7 "M “an" (”m
lii'liiit‘ .\ot'\i.i!l\ can \\l'.it' "over the l't'i'l'» liflllltfl"k on itt>i
top “till it itlslt." alter another pittl'i Vtho returned to Mitt'tiitlusidt’» Heights
oltt ('itil '1 line lll‘llk :it'c l‘kl‘t‘Clltl in on Monday.
be com. it it‘ll \illlllll three dais
The rat. is no“ tllli tor Kl? truck or .
'l'tltittslt hand towels. about lbxliii last “""""“I. 'V"""‘""'“’" m” m”
Ill(h1'>' and Jill; sip-p... n... piss than been ‘tll’nil'ti t.dtlliliztllt‘t- to the S. A
tiflitttt llli'llt-s. to t‘tilllpir'tv Nor-ivatk‘s {r (‘_ wimp ('ump.i.._ t. ”mum-(t to
i . ..‘......., . . ,
illli .illtltliltlll lllt shut. .ttt lichtt hm “mm hllntl'lnfl ”m“ llllltlf‘lllzt mm
than thine ilstluiii totlltd tti Amt-ritutri y“ 1|
lltlllltis. but may be pieced to make the. ~ ‘ “l m" d H ‘ .
ltiuilll‘t‘ll size. it sewn Willi it tltlt seam. “K“m “if it week or ten dau‘s‘ lil‘lzh‘
titiittt lllillt'h is the ltliuiitiunl size air loss is it serious one. for (‘oaclt Pied
, . l .
('t'lill‘il. hilt titaltt.’ int-lies is pretel'il'd. Dawson hail l‘iilnnt-d to use him H‘Q‘
)lh'l’ve"_' p
i ”LL. It tttt lttriilt tustotu ot lll‘ihllih ularlv at centre lxtnnenger. a sub
the sheet (UH‘i' lllt‘ bolster Milli-ts _ ‘
donated sltotlld be strong lather than Hum" a ‘9‘“ "K“ “iii "'“mm‘ 1"
tiltt- t-alletl tlpon to fill the position per
"Send them f]lllt'kl)“ is the slogan nranenty ip- both
ot Illit’ itio tloss tillil‘llllliu. and. to “find,“ and on MW...”
ex "‘1 Hr lllzittt‘ts, lllt lt‘l'.‘ " 'i. . . .
l u ‘ I“ ”k‘d- Ilawsiin shook up his \al’sttv cone
bitialiutr to make pitted tor l-‘orsi'titc.
Coach Dawson Name:
First Eleven
lnt‘liflibilltv and irrflllt‘nla tit-all the
double
Players For
it
t'enllc- a )t‘ii" ago.
year's squad.
lirirl. who became 21 be
fore Sept l: and resisteted lit-tore the
prollailli he to play
was at ('t‘nl i‘t‘
to give (\t it .i single towel or :t s'irl'.‘-
«heel lo their children to Drill): ltl
tirhooi The school authorities hate all end and [MN- l "iilfbiii'k- “1‘"
agreed to see that these pill-kitties '
reach tht lied t‘ross proliiptiy. 'l‘llosef
who prelor to do so. may brim; or send
one or more sheets or tovrels to lied
(‘loss ltetlthltiiltt‘l's. lit the .~\l‘ttt(ll_\'.ti.
give them to any laundry drilcr, ivlto '
Will iiciiter them. A phone lilt'he‘iiiit‘i
to Red t‘toss headquarters will brltln’
a roller-tot. for llll) package. it ”it"
means litl tlliont-d aboie do lloi set'ic 5
\r ,__.‘
'l‘llt- stirring titvvs trout llle tititlli . .v
lieltla oi l-‘tztlli'e amt Flanders Is an in‘ Q
dictttiotr ot the necessity ot this i-tut-r: ‘
they call I‘:\‘I’l_\‘ possible aid and com t '
t'ott that the skill ol American :ilr . 1
gurus and the hearty. practical silli ‘
parity of American men and \itiilt--lt‘
can detisc, is being: provided tnr’oul‘
Hlt'k dlltt wounded soldiers overs-ms-
('tlnfl‘.lillltll‘.\ ot these needed hospital
articles llllt) leel t‘t'l'lall’l that the) are
being rushed to the points- villi-re ”ill
need ln‘LH‘itll'Hl and may tool a pat-
ilonable piidc iii rendering intimate
aid to the brave Illen. Who ltl't‘ helol ‘
rally oITi tint: everything for oitr coilti ‘
try. "St lid lltettl qlilckiy" is the slit 7
gall. Just one zillit‘li' trotti eachq;ett»3
eroils heart and the tull allotment iiitlf
he quickly raised. ' .
: wicked.
‘ ‘Enc
PREPARE TO PAY lN.
l ..
lti older tital llltukt' who have lllt‘tilllt':
and piolir lit-.tu to pay may prepare
lheltlselves in advance for the large.4
payments and to nt‘f'illlllliuft' the funds3
netessari to lilt‘ll tilt-m (‘ollector of '
internal Revenue James J. Walsh calls5
attention of the taxpayer to the ad-’
vantage of purchasing now treasury"
certificates of indebtedness bottling“
four per will interest and maturing
July 15, 1919.
The Collector has been advised by;
the secretary of the treasury that cer-
tilictills of this issue ivill be accepted:
at par. with adjustment of accrued in»;
teresl. under rules and regulations tev
be prescribed. in payment of income;
and profit taxes when payable at or.
lit"0l‘i‘ iriaitiritv of the certificates. :
t “it is ill“ Ilm of the government in;
make the floating of this lune of cer-
tificates ot indebtedness a popular:
said Collector Walsh "Ind ll I‘lll
be to tho- advantage of [lime Ibo"?
tum im- measured in coup-navel:
imall uranium» as well an the lam. m
V plum-u and wealthy perms to par
into-led in the Plftllaw‘ of lbw-e it»
i mile not-mm "
i M «mucus. It.) be man-«t
nthMMrofl-uu u‘us‘
(M mm M in i. Mi ‘
loci-0| or ”III. 5:” Us“ jun-u
iOtto...-
i
l
t
t
l
("lo-4"
i
man. man
“he?“ 5
m WM luv
till
.i. (
j-
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did especiallg. well in the interbalta
lion game in Sallll'tla\ and showed
'Varslty calibre l-‘orsvtlle
left end and lialy went through ves
tt‘rday‘s‘ sitzllai drill at lt~fl half There
was at
was no scriilliilage. so Dawson was
unable to ascertain whether lhev
strengthened the clt-ven_ iii action.
but they will get a full test this at
ternoon when the '\';il'sit\ “ill lint"
up twain-t the scrub for one of NW
longest scrillililiiues‘ of the sPu-on
Dan'son chose his "Varsity learn at
ter the drill. naming the
lined up iti Illt- afternoon's
The tealtl'a~ Ititiiwtm SPlt'ilt‘d it fol
lllt'll \r lltl
workout.
lows:
Porsvlltc. lift eud Tt)llll|t“l_L'. lett
trickle: \ltiltarclio. lcli guard Kilt
nencer. centle: Kraits. right guard;
Roblson. right tackle. l‘arks. right
end: Shaw, quarterback: Dali: left
halfback; l'ris. right halfback: 7.)’t‘il'
linsltl, fullback,
Qlit of respect to Mrs. lloticrt F.
War. the Home “'et'k and Home that"
at the Home for the Aged. has teen
postponed indefinitely.
..
Perfection Oil l‘ieatcrs Quickly return their price by saving costly furnace
coal. and time-taking furnace labor.
Buy a Perfection le Heater today-forestall fall chill and winter's- c lid.
Practice true heating economy.
.At hardware and general stores. t
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lnki .‘ilJiiu ‘
OIL HEATERS A'm‘fi’zh’dfi’i’m
He was also beaten bY.
‘iil:_ trap shootint: and track athletics sections
'will he among the
‘rilent.
at V l ' V .
mnnmt
M'mlladwm rival-t mm
,heloctid trim: the Muir-I All!
Train"; t'oips
lion-u: i< i\|u‘("rll a, to 3 great
slurr- in immune fun-L to the in"
ms charities and tlw toll.nt'tter has
(elected Juli-es (‘offrotll. the boxing
college sports,
Mr. Roper.
promoter of San Plant-isui to pro-
mote this end of the program. (‘00
""‘ —”"‘_"frotll plans to bring together an m.»
best known boxers and villi hold
MEAT SWR'IS WEEK shows all over the country. including
Madison Square (lqden. Cleveland.
IN WAR N VI: Milwaukee. and all the cities through-
‘ out the South and West.
’ i The best golfers in the country will
. also ei into action during the drive
COUHtYY‘WIdC Contests tom and fins spnt‘t will be in charge of
Held on Scale WhiCh ‘VIll CorneliUs J. Sullivan of Garden City.
Shatter A“ ReCOde— John I). Rockefeller, Jr. will give
Football Games on Tapis— medals for the successful golfers in
Traditional College Rivals ”‘9 "”"WPW'TM‘
to Meet on Gridiron i
BEBE," 0f Y. hi. (.1. A" Y. will jnphufs- "Big Bill Edwilt‘fh (if
“ . C. A., K. 0f C” Etc. tl‘rinccton. lit rhert l.. Pratt of Ala-
litrst. Williartt Lanst'ord. Arthur
All liabOI'i‘te t'mnpaisn of sporting t‘umiuimr-k and William P. liar-rein".
activities: for the United \‘i'ar Work of ”:1“:th Pntltt‘ H Davis. Princeo
(lfllllpaiflil was announced last night ton: Brink Thorne and John Fates.
by William Roper of Princeton. who of Yale. .iiillrr t‘ Hell~ I'ennsvii'aniat
gave an outline of a. country-vitae A A Slant. Dr William
plarr to raise funds for tile war (‘llal‘l' Lanrlieth. Yil'uillih.‘ John \V lleis‘-
ties. iihicli include the Y. .\I (' A. llli' titan, Georgia Tech.
l‘lllt‘aL'tlI
Y. W (‘ A. the National (‘atllolic Julian (‘iit-izss of Yale will be treas-
War Council, which lllf'llltlt‘.‘ i'rtc nrer of the rtirlimlitee. Waiter t‘artip
Knights of f‘olilriibus: the Jewish will represent the navy. anililr. .l i1.
“Hm” Board, War (‘alllp (‘otiittrllni Ravi-loft the arm) “illtl‘ l“'l"'t ‘t‘lil'd‘
t)‘ Service. American Library Ass-“cit; lives will itc Waiter Tilét'rill Stlvift‘.
tion. and the Salvation All”) J9“’i\‘h We fare Board: In George J.
Tltc week of Nov. 11 to is “ill be Fisher“ Y. it, t" A ; William J. Mulli—
tim ul'ezttest week of the drive, and gun. Knights of (‘olnvtiiiusz .Iiisttco
t‘liol‘tinc eieiits of all kinds \‘.lii lie “arrow 9 Week». A A l' ; Ernest
held to increase the fund. The nthict Stattft‘en, Jr. War (‘alrip t‘onllllttnitv
ic program as pinnncd will mark the Service: iiet-l's‘t‘ 'l‘ ””1““ Sfilm'
greatest de"ionstratton of sportin‘.‘ tion Arrrii; illlli‘ Ration. l'nitcil \‘i‘til‘
:H'tivitivs ever held iti this country. Work (‘aiilplit'li and John H F‘tl‘it‘i'i
The tonitrtittce includes most of the Secretal‘l' 0f ill" V“ Y“”‘ ““"WH
t-tillece men best known in spol't.=. (‘lulh
and also lllt‘l) identified with other
branches of sports.
While tittilor interest. mav
SUGAR SAVtNG SWEETS
STUFFED FRUITS AND POPCORN
Stuff dates. tics and raisins with
hills. candied trllils or soil stluitl'li'ss
These may he t‘ill tti small
and dipped in
attractions .\il‘. Make popcorn halls and peanut brit~
Roper returned vestcrdav front Wash tie with corn syrup. I‘cpcortt may al-
lneion. “her" he received the npproi- so be used to form a convldt table poo
Hi 0i "it" Goi'ernment f0!“ illt‘ ("fii't‘l'inc tion of fondant. liltiL‘i‘. molasses nifty.
out of the mil-"sire athletic nmw'ami other candies madt- trim com
' syrup. maple stinat‘. lllf‘ll. »st-s or hom‘l'.
All the sporting even“ will be can.
rled ottt on a vast scale. and it is ex . Miss- Lillian Hopkins i.- (-ltnlinml to
pet-ted that lel the colleges will jillll:ilt‘l' home tilt ("oriental strt-et with ill~
ecnter
largely on football Sflnll‘s Mitch are
to be arranged for itcit month. golf.
boxing soccer. football. billial‘tl~‘.l)ovv‘l candies.
chocolate.
fin the football tlrive b_v plating Kames‘ness
. Save your Coal for Winter
Dnil'l start the furnace till compelled to. Save your coal {or freezing winter
days. UsePcrfection Oil Heaters and SO-CO-NY 01L instead.
Perfection Oil Heaters give instant. economical warmth in the bedroom. . -
spore room. sickroom. every room.
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