‘ 5 ”mutant noun) you
’7 3'3“?
Devine Brothers are unloading a
barge of stove. nut and eg: coal at
their wane. o
L St. John Keeler has returned to
his home on Eversley street after an
uteniod trip through the south. 1'
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Mrs. Charles E. ”UnfleanP is en-
tertaining the members of the Endeav-
or Circle of the King's Daughters this
afternoon at her home. 12 Myrtle.
street .
fir. and Mrs. Raymond Marston. Mrs.
Hiram Hp". )lrs. A.\.'. Paddock. Miss
Harriet Warm. lilies Mildred Loveioy,
.“LSS Marion Husted. Miss Hazel Bean.
Miss Edith Marsland. Mrs. H. E. Mars~
land. Miss Clam Carpenter. Miss Lu-
cille Hall. Miss Gladys Beach. Miss
Be rtha Parr.
(“Wam- W
e mum“
'\
Or..- ol' thv tmut appearing cantons
in the cilv is that. of James A. Farrell
nn thn west side of Highland avenue
‘Ill Hickory Bluff.
The l'.-S. shippin: board at \\'tl<on
‘3 : speak.
chorus: Mr. and Mrs. Myron Oaborne. text. of Springdalc and Miss Mabelle work resulted in theimtn's arrest.
Loraine Knapp, violinist. will render
various numbers on the prom.
Many Darien women are interested
in the work of the American \Vomen's
Hospital “'ork Association and will
attend the meeting this afternoon
in the parish house of St. John's
:church. Stamford, when Dre. Mary M..
'(‘rawtord and Caroline 1!. Purnell will
Local women are urged to
hear these speakers. as it. is desired to
zinterest a large number of women in
Ellis town in the work“ No admission
fee or tickets are required
The town is liberally covered now
lwith colored posters showing negroes
:in various positions. announcing Stan:
ley “'hitney‘s minstrel show. which is
,to be given in the auditorium at Gen?
'ter school. Kearney-‘3 orchestra will
furnish music for the entertainment
and tor the dancing which will follow
Henry Middleton. an East Norwalk‘ Point has commandeered the floats ofllho show. TM" boys Of the Congregaq
boy. has joined the I'. S. Navy through
the recruiting oilice in Bridgrporl. and
will report shortly to the training sta-
tion at Newport. R. l.
Several East Norwalk boat
who were upecting
walls for the summer have reconsid-
r-red their decision bicause of the
double war tax The tax on it 17-foot
power-boat will zllllnlil‘l? to 8!".
l)\\‘ll"r5
to launch tllv-ir‘
the Norwalk Yacht club and the Knob
0min: club that we're hauled out on
the shore a“ 'Wilson's Core and is us-
ing them for work about the six Dig
freight steamers ultirh are now tied.
up at the dock.
- Elbert .\'. Sipperly o.’ \Vestport. is
'driving an .1219an well on the prop
.erty of Jam's A. Farm”. at Hickory
Bluff. The iron lo 13' e around the prop-
erty is also being completed and drains
:tionnl church have been practicing the'
songs antiqokes to be rendered for.
several weeks. and promise a splendid
; program. I
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l Darien people will be inn-result to‘
lknow that Rev. Charles Reynolds. who.
was pastor of the local methodist Epin-
copal church from April to Der-ember
:lfCIT. and who is now associated wlth'
one of the denominational boards in.
New York. has been appointed pastor.
All Girl Scouts of Troop 1 a” urged ul» boinz laid throughout the propertyhfi ”1,, Southppt't .\i. E. church. retain-
to br' present at the meeting which is
to net rid of the surplus water which
(in: hi> hum.» in tilt lily. and preaching
to be lie-M Thursday. May 13’ instead accumulates 1h! 2'». Mr. Farrell tlrotlchtlsmnda}. mornings only in the South-
of Fridav. Reports concerning the
'about turning the swampy portion into
I
iport This is the church of|
church.
,. .' . , . r . . ‘ .‘t . ,
sale of lickvts for the Girl Scout mov- “ pond when ‘t W“" round “mm” m lwhlth its-v (‘, .E. Richter of this town‘
in}: picture ‘Thc- Golden Eaglet" must
is
Mrs. Leo Davis of Rowan street
where she will participate in the clos-
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possible to keep it dry,
The l'nion Alaline Chemical (‘om-
factory several monthse azo. is in-
Ecrcasrin: its plant and its output. Sm:
was pastor for the year and a half pre-
iumls to the spring of 1917.
i
planning to 20 to Hartford tomorrow‘pamr' uhich located in Th“ “Mum"? ' ‘
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log ceremonies of the 23d annual con-
vention of the King's Daughtcw and
Sons of America. Mrs. Davis is presiv
dent of the local chapter and will m-
tend as a delegate from llll> why.
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”The Minister's \Vil'v's‘
net." a pleasing sketch presented last
evening by the younger members of
the congregation tit the East Awnue
Methodist church. wa< a success in
every way and was a r-redir to those
in charge. The cast “as the best and
was well picked and through Tllcir ef-
forts the sketch was perfectly prenent-
.810 the dam!“ of the true audience
who were present and enjoyed the
Ma‘entertajnmem. The cast of
‘he play consisted of the following:
Rev. Grundy,” Lloyd Sturcv‘s: Mrs.
Grundy, Mrs. Percy Morgan: Always
Knoxit. A. N. Paddock; Agatha Squalls,
Hrs. AS. Carpenter: Cayenne Pepper,
Miss ‘Harlon' L'Hommedieu: .Dephe
Hardakear, Mrs. T. .A. Baxter: Hugh
Howler. ”Fr-ad Hawkins: Vivian “'al‘
her. Alias Vivian Scammes: Prof.
mm. B. J. Thomas: Samatha
"Slick. Miss Sarah Ferguson: Nodanna
”asylum Lillian Ferguson: Pen~
dope'Pet-kins, Miss Isabelle Hanford:
New Bun-
Billy Butcher, J. “Keeley Sinuson. The:
'NES‘I‘LE’S MlLk
CHOCOLATE
_ 60c lb.
Mel! Corporation
South Norwalk,
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tutu-tow?
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A growing Savings Ac-
«ma-mun edge off
fii'me too pleasant
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plaster Gerald were alien‘s on Sunday
;a' the home of Mr. and Mir. P. H
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Pral immenr-r vats arrive-d here this
7week by auto truck from New York.‘
land are being placed in the factory.
Elitmy charts. - haw 'nr-cn made in the
! interior arranrelw ms “'llh tln itle n of
.int‘l‘eaaing the pr'ulut-t: of ‘21» mm-
Many. A cai'lntul rlf t-nnl :irl'll'ml t".l.~'
lwoek, and was tlrlitt red ye>tvrtla§
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Mrs. M. D. Hallam entertained as a
week-end visitor. Miss Mary Asquith
of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank l-‘rendenthnl of
this town have sold their house at
Shippan in Stamford.
Mrs. Alyn W'illiams is enter-hitting
Misc Elsa Barker, author of "War Let-
has recently been published. .
Deputy Sheriff Lincoln Taylor will
cently seized under legal prorecdings.
nual meeting of the Pairfieid Associa-
tion of Congregational churches and
Ministers.
~—-lce, lce. Raymond Street and Son.
George Krause of Railroa-i avenue
has bought 3 Henderson motorcycle.
with side car, delivery having been
made Saturday. The Kral-se family
will doubtltes soon be seen spinning
ta'ong the adjacent [0135.
Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Richie: an!
i artwright of Warrer = reel. Stam-
fv rd who are men ban: of the Method-
Proteslau. ch'zz'H of Stamford of
which Mr. Richter is pastor.
Mrs. Wesley S. Brady of the Post
Road was called to central New York
Saturday by the death of a near friend.
and expects to return today. During
her absence. Bliss N. E. Shriver. who
makes her home with Mm. Brady. is
keeping house in Mrs. Brady's resi-
dance.
APPEAL PERM ;
PARIS. April :0 tt‘orregpontlencl- of t
The Associated Press.)‘ A special ap- 4
local in behalf of lrehmd was madc to
President W'llson by Sean 1". O'f‘eulm
latch. the Sinn l-‘ein "representative-of
the Provisional government of thr
lrlhll republic." when the irish dele-
gzllt laizl lht- lrisll memorial belore
lhl- Peam- Conference. The appeal
l was contained in a letter to Prealdenl
3 “'ilmn asking him to urge the Peace ,
~ Conference to invite the lrish Nation-l
lal representatives to be present at its ,‘
ldeliberations. Mr. O'Ceallalgh also .
' urged President Wilson to support the '
.claim to freedom which the Irish rep;
lresentativrs wish to lay before the}
conference. 1
Referring to the memorial in which .
l he had recited the claims of the "lrlsh L
; republic" to a right to join the League:
tor Nations as
I)”. O'Ceallalgh wrote to the Fresh,
I dent : -
. “To what has been said in that me-
tmorial. urging the justice of letting
lireland's claim 'to freedom be hard;
. before a. political status hateful to her
is stamped with the approval and or»:
forced by the power of the free nau
, tions of the world. may I not add that!
the people of lreland look hopefully to ;
’you in a special degree for counten-l
ters from a Living Dead Man." wilicn‘ ance and support. notably beauae 3 facturer. banker, politician and anyone-
l you are the honored President of that ,5
l republic which counts among its most '
loyal and devoted citizens the greater
part of the lrtah race. and because
59" at “RUDD today at 2 D. 'YL at the: they recognize in you the clarest can! former Governor Frank B. Winn tor, _.___..
Dorian Garage, 3 Davis touring car.‘re- ‘ ponent of the principles of freeman ‘ the nomination.
:the world has seen since the days of.
‘ Washington. 1
“in their latest exercise, last De-l
Rev. 0- B. Carter attended yester-zcember. or the inherent right of self-l Youngstown industries and banks. He"
day at South Norwalk. the 210m .n-}detormination. the Irish people. at this ,‘was formerly at the. head of the Wit-H
world crisis. have been profoundly in—j
lfluenced and inspired by the words;
iyou have spoken. the principles you
(have expounded .the rules of interna-
ltional conduct you have promulgated
land have brought the nations to ac-
;knowledge. in these utterances they
ghave found a. source of great encour-.
agement and highest hope. In partico'
.uiar, they affirm. as applying specially .W
~to the case of lreland. the following r
gpassage in your speech of September‘
.27, 1918. in New York. ‘
; “ ‘The issfis are these: Shall the
g military power of any nation or group ?
lof nations he suffered to determine
; the fortunes of peoples over whom ’5“ N03 meat W KM'W like '9'“ s A x;
' they have no right to rule except by.
.right of force? Shall strong nations:
br- free to wrong weak nations and
make them subject to their purposesl
ter'nal afiairs by arbitrary and irre-
sponsible force or by their own Will
a common concertto oblige the ob‘
servance of common rights?
“in the clear light of these great;
words. the lrisb people, filled
hope. ask your mighty influence to:
prevent the exception of Ireland from '
the principles of freedom and justice.
‘ sition.
and interest? Shall peoples be ruledfilik“ the much-arm almilh and 0‘08”
and dominated even in their own in- Iged and need a fit-stint MILE;
and choice? Shall there be a common P“ 'h‘“ “an?" ““310“. 59'9" headaches} ,
standard of right and privilege for all .rhenmatic twinges. tor’id liver. acid ,
peoples and nations. or shall there be (stomach,
°' ”W" “m" '51 am omen «roan!- mm ‘2 Piano mu m ,
Most folks forget that the kidneys. ”1 $1.” 31.503830“!- ..~. am ‘1.“ g
3‘; ;
ielse we ha\‘e backache and dull misery l if ‘ - ;
+1.! 331- com mm m? m!- .
~ anus airman 75° no: mas ;
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Lot bladder disorders. .' l
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with gactive and clran. and the moment you ,
feel attache or pain hrthe kidney re,"
:E‘ion. are! about four ounces-of Jud: ;2
to which you are rallying the support 853““ “0m any good £11118 5‘0" berth ‘
of the world. to urge upon the confer- i take a tablespoonful in W ofwater',
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mlm. SW .mormwmomingulndochwbaa;
h h v z iaddltlonal Witnesses. will be heard: -~
t roug out the Central and Eastern. Jud “'illiam F. Tamman was pres» .
39 y Court Senna Merl Think Thy .
CASE [N CITY CO! "ET
States. ' l . eat at QR? proceedings as counsel for
. Chief in Net.
in practically all of his operations, (Continued from Pm One). Suns.
' HARTFORD. Conn. Ma}
he used the name of J. W. Freeman.i ; .
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“38:13:”: aafiglnigefiezeifg Iii'll’s.?rtrtttlvv occurred between 5 and 6."'X’UP ON "0'7" "MN 8' "‘ET ”"3 arrest or “IMO mei'“
A. Porter and R A. Curtis. He hu'o’cloek. then changed st to 7:45. and: Britain 1"" Friday ”‘9 (1‘1"
usgevamfyrmmingjctieck; a book thenmmln danced, it w m 9.: As the result of.a little mix-up which . h" “light a clever countel'i:
0 oc . ' V gm - -.~ .
agent. selling some kind of dilator-lo Kan: when he took the stand claim-fl”k place on hot-(h ”at" Mm" 1‘“ t Effie" men “ho “ "
literature. He had several papers to . ed that Holmes was very arm at the evening John Stewart. of Bods-acorn.“ ‘0‘“Y- M‘"““" *5 m.-
prove his identity. These are made ‘ time and had never been coached by was arrested on (Mint of unnamed of'a rang of ltaliar- .
out in the name of J. W. Freeman. f hlm.‘ Holmes was in the back panel Darothy Mk”. of this city. on “e sto hare operated in \\'flm~‘tt~
which accounts for hml usually no- the saloon on that day and turning to charges of bveach of and aaranitfifld to have made and am
in: that name. 3 see what he was doing. Kan: saw the . p .
William Hickman, ot Rowayton. waa A terrain-tea later Mrs . Allen was ar-Jflge quantity of rlnso )lufiu'
rested on the name charges on aun- «silver coins.
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also before the court and was sentenc- mire. He arsed Km when the lat.-
plain! of Stewart. The two were re-: Martello had a formal I'm
COIN!“ ROUNDED L P
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This man has operated extensively
. man sprawling across a abort flight of
ed to Six Weeks in jail for the mentor attend to help hint and. a little
of chickens. ' him I mbe amped mm .plaoa. . - ~ .
of chickens filo]; 8.25:3: $022k, 0; “gig” witnes‘aea :39 M. in- leased under bonds of $25 but whenKbefore lnlted hiatus (will!
Men. and, after a. hot chase. he was eluding Holmes, J lugs,urg, Heine they appeared in the City Conn this Carroll in order to roll} ‘v m .r.
\mg the charges “any them tlon.to the Federal ';.:rn‘l .ll;
captured and turned over to the au- es, Kuaz. Fred (Y low) Brown and
thoritles. “9' of moval to “Pm-tun fnr p‘v
Qwith the nth-r fix-n m.p.n.-
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.Louls A. Penney.
Other Cases. After hearing the testimony Judge
John Beatty. arrested at Newtown.. Voaburgb continued the case until to-
was convicted of buz‘zlary and sent.
enced to one year in state's prison. ‘
Henry D. Trumbull. charged, with
theft at Fair-field. sentence-d to state
reformatory.
John Allen. Stamlmd. forgery. four
months in Jail.
'were nolled as a satisfactory settle-
ment was reached.
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James Stolz. six munllls in jail, on; ,
probation. I l'
Raymond P. Bailey. the fl. reforma-
DOLLAR DAY.
Dollar Dav does not mean that all the specials are priced at $1.00. but that
81.00 will purchase more on Dollar Day than at any time durimrtltevear.
Ttéw of our Specials for Dollar Day.
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tory. on probation. 3'
LOCA finite Clio? VI"
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spring-time dainty has grown.
that he was nmrkcung “tore. 2
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1.500
stated
than bum-hes weighing two' ;:
pounds each every wwk and expected
to continue to supply the saint amount
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each week to at least the first of July I
“-5! -M
”fall?" in this 9": are Slum”: ., éeaflgfirm roam-ruin” roman ""‘ mow manna.
.~ asparagus readily brings at l'asl' -.
fifteen cents a pound in this locality $1.50 value. Dollar Day ....... . $1.00. “M, vunwscmonnrmyztor $1.00
at wholetuie it is easy to get an Idea
of the money value.- of thv crop.
By the time he quits cutting as-
BLUE arm wm
NOHLBD suntan W33.
75c O‘CBDAR KOP
50c BOTTLE POLISH
iv... ,,_ M-w—JM ,
‘r'f vm-— ”a. W '14: L"
para 9. his l -. t 'll . '9
to £32.. it: 771': it??? .LZTnfnii 373?. 7;... . 25c nus'r cno'rn ; * " White inside. Cooking ”ISM”. 00'5“ WE
rims-pert o a toad -.ch cr p the . . ‘ , 139' 1' '
are busy days ahead" 1 o w 1 $150 Value Dona, Day ...... I . ' . ' $1 00 VII!“ ”miles. :LWo ”If?
. — . —-—— — $1.25 O'CIDL‘R no? _ ‘ 3 2 may”. Value $1.49. 5159- l '
CUMMINS NAMED ,, 25c 30m 1:01.133 ‘ ' nan. 9., ..................... $1.00 .;3.
Y ' ‘ ?
SEN ATE PRESIDENT '. $1.60value. Dollar Day . . . . . . H... . $1.00 CLOTHES “was §f
(Continued from PIKE One) wmmnm TEA $1.69, $1.75, $2.25 values. Dollar Day $1.0i J;
" _..--.. ”D COFFEE P0138 PICTURES. ll!
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aion lo Pen Monday. Selection of a- ' Value 31.21%? my ---- "°" ‘1'00 $150 and :1.“ ' Don‘t my .51.“ H'
oral pro tour and other [mattcrz- 1 .. ' “lem V
3.32.: mm... mm; mm” “3‘ mo .m- hnnx' .o your home any am if
3.4,6qt.a.luminmn8anaePana
Values $1.39, 311%, $1.50 an. Dollar Day 31
4-5 qt. Aluminum Preserving Kettles.
Values SLED—$1.“ aadi. Dollar Day $1.00
4 qt. floured Mum Sauce Pans.
Value $1.85. DdlarDay ...... . 81.00
2 Aluminum use ‘Pam.
“ti—790 values. War Day . . Bfor 81.00
in: commitlev. were the only points
to be cleared up today. as negotiating -” .
between leaders of the opposing rac» ‘
lions yesterda_- rerulted in a decision '
to postpone all fictional disputes until
after the organisation has been per,
Aconnnlttoeotsls ate—tors called on‘ .
Senator Johnson of California betqre “.
the conference met and urged him to. '
accept the presidency pro tempore.
but the Senator antn declined W 5‘“
beallowadoanollarnay. '
mm .
31.00 will br'mcao your home any Kitchfi
cabinet you aelact (ltd 81.00 rebate vv‘ 1
be allowadoamrnay.
P0308 MOO!
newt-abatewillbeallmdonany Pout
Myanmaymbotonwuf
Domentopayourltmavidtonnolhrnayaawcan not oonfiningom-bargains for '
Bollubayaoahwmntminmmwinhmuabigndwm on
Mar-Day. . -,
h "u
A. J. COLLINS CO. EI‘
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crater yon-fleet and a $1.00 rebate will I
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llnghnynen. New Jersey: Sutherland.
West Virginia: New York; l
Hale. Maine. and Curtis. Kansas. who“
had been mentioned for the Milton.
but who had be!) active in seeking to
adjust factional diflcultiea.
-.... unit
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MULTIMILL‘ONAIRE 01w.
YOUNGSTOWN, 0.. flay H.—Davld
Tod, axed 4'2. multimillionaire manu.
man. died at his home here. today of: -
typhoid pneumonia. _
Mr. Tod was a candidate for nor-‘
emor of Ohio in 191 l, running against. t
He was prominent in’
local and male politics for many
r'
years. ;
His business interests included many
liam 'l‘od Company. recently taken
over by the United Engineering, and
Foundry com party.
—Try A Sentinel
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MN ”l __ .
~ sum or all comes .
Sills l0“ W783
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With 6 an Blades
$1.W
aleepleaaaess and all sons 2 for $1.00
”331.60 “"300 Value-
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You simply must keep your kidney!4
w' "-v WM e”.
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Q-W‘ssabyseo sunsuwrlated
living if pay day stopped ‘ I
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l’Street & Son.
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5' .Mrs. Smith and his
once the duty of-tnviting’ the lriah Na-
tion representatives to be prone. at
its deliberations. and support the
claim to freedom which they arewalt—
ing to place before the tribunal of the
nations."
-Atlas cement and sand. Ravmond lbe’m'e breakfast for a few days and.
a
: George H smith. 'ho expected. with
father, R. M.
'Smith, to occupy his own home on
5)!de avenue, has not been able
FIVE : (WEEK m
{to do go...“ expected by May I. as 31- FOUND GUILTY
’alterationa which have been in pro- ? ' ..
I :o" (A-
'm Efor sevaal weeks are not yet 0’ Continued 3‘ m Page
unaided. Hrs. antler: is sort visiting --—= .. ». alike-amt m mu. .,
mam,“ Joanw.Fx-eenu,whoVaaan-ae’ drink ’
od'ln unsure-m aura. an: “m
s l "
W. and lemon juice. combined with '
lithia. and is MIMI-to and: cloned
quarto” and stimnhte them to nan-all
'actlvity. it also neutralise- tbe acids
in the urine no “mow irritates. “‘
thus ending umw- ‘
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llama“
'roor kidneys will then act fine. This 2.
means is madefromthelcidofs‘
, Jad Salts‘ts mane-u w e: t g
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