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Land Court cases; foreclosure of tax liens under various petitions brought-Advice, also attention to filing various petitions and to motions and other papers and subsequent proceedings.
Charles H. Mason Estate in Bankruptcy-Preparation and filing proof of claims and attention to allowance.
Axel E. Johnson Estate in Bankruptcy-Preparation and filing proof of claim and attention to allowance.
Frank W. Mansfield; effect of assignment as to claim for taxes-Advice.
Board of Health
Action to compel landlord to furnish water to tenant where health menace exists-Advice.
Whittemore Coal Company alleged coal dust nuisance situation- Conferences and Advice.
Clinton Garbage Contract, as to termination in view of complaints- Investigation, review of papers and advice.
Action on Louis Joseph alleged violation of plumbing regulations- Advice.
Public dump alleged nuisance situation-Advice.
Public Health nurse situation-Advice.
Board of Assessors
Applications for tax abatements-Review of papers, conferences, study of Board of Tax Appeals decisions, attendance at hearings.
Machinery and water rights valuation bases-Advice.
Data for 1933 Town Report Re tax appeal cases-Preparation.
Right to drop from Street List citizen who has absented himself from country for several years-Advice.
Status of title to Day property as to 1934 assessment-Advice.
Status as to 1934 assessment of land conveyed by Norwood Estates, Inc., to Norwood Civic Association.
Questions as to title of certain properties for taxation-Advice.
Services rendered under special retainer with respect to tax abatement cases taken by way of appeal to the State Board of Tax Appeals have been reported direct to the Board of Assessors.
Board of Public Welfare
Position of Town Re situation as to relief claim in behalf of female prisoner on parole from reformatory-Advice.
Various relief claims-Study of data and advice.
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City of Boston, claims against, also claims in favor, for relief furnished- Advice, conferences and other action.
Town of Brookline, claims against, for relief furnished-Advice, action and settlements secured.
City of Cambridge, claims against, for relief furnished-Advice, action and settlements secured.
City of Somerville, claims against, for relief furnished-Advice, action and settlement secured.
City of Worcester, claim in favor, for relief furnished-Advice, action and settlement made.
Planning Board
Form of notice of public hearing on proposed changes in existing Zoning By-Law-Advice.
Zoning By-Law adoption procedure-Advice.
Proposed set-back on super-highway (Trunk Highway) by way of amendment to Zoning By-Law-Conferences and advice.
Fence Viewers
Certification of charges for services in division fence case-Advice and drafting appropriate paper.
Inquiry regarding a certain division fence situation-Advice.
General Manager
Procedure under by-law relative to proposed purchase of new pump for existing fire engine-Advice.
1931 amendment to 1928 Sunday Sports Act particularly as to limita- tion under statutes to outdoor games and sports-Advice.
Question of the use of Civic Playground Building by American Legion Post No. 70-Advice.
Situation as to proposed sewer easement in property of General Print- ing Ink Corporation. Examination of title and attention to papers.
Norwood Gas Company grant of easement and incidental matters- Advice.
Form and substance of instrument for sewer line purposes-Opinion.
Situation as to repair of drain on Cox premises on complaint of owner of adjoining property-Advice.
Agreement as to easement or other course of action as to main sewer line through property of Norwood Gas Company and attention to agree- ment questions and as to General Printing Ink Corporation proposed easement releases-Advice.
Subject matter and form of proposed agreements of Town with Norwood Municipal Light Department and Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company as to one agreement and Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company and New England Telephone & Telegraph Company as to another agreement with respect to conveyance of property and attention to revision question-Advice.
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Control by Selectmen of motor vehicle repair work-Advice.
Zoning By-Law application to proposed business activities based upon inquiry by citizen-Advice.
Right to claim damages for street construction affecting adjoining owner whose land was not taken-Advice.
Right to secure and use Town funds for doctors' bills or compensation in accident cases involving Emergency Relief Administration workers- Advice.
Rockland Park land proposed drain situation-Advice.
Right to provide funds for accident and sickness compensation to Federal Emergency Relief Administration workers-Advice.
Claim of Town vs. Hartford Steam Boiler Insurance and Inspection Company under provision of insurance policies based on liability for Gould pump shaft break at Ellis Pumping Station-Advice and attention to papers.
Distribution of advertising circulars-Advice and opinion furnished.
Vacation rights and day off in eight of police officers-Advice.
Modification of terms of order of taking for sewer line purposes in the property of the General Printing Ink Corporation-Advice.
Amendment to Municipal Light Department pole specification order --- Advice.
New draft of order of sewer easement taking in lands of General Print- ing Ink Corporation, et al-Advice.
Duties with respect to purchase of furnishings for schools and for Morrill Memorial Library-Advice.
Action by Selectmen with respect to use of poles other than chestnut poles by the Municipal Light Department through amending the existing order and drafting amendment to pole line order-Advice.
Sewer line easement taking-Advice and drafted new order.
Fulton, Myrtle and Howard Streets drainage questions-Advice.
Accident compensation claim for Federal Emergency Relief Administra- tion worker-Advice.
Right to permit erection by Bird & Son, Inc., of a direction sign on Union Street near highway-Advice.
Public Works Administration project situation-Advice and action.
Town Meeting article and action and developments at Washington as to scwer line connection project-Advice.
Public liability with respect to conduct of Municipal Light Depart- ment-Advice.
Restriction as to closing hours and other alcoholic beverages license regulations-Advice.
Town Clerk and Accountant
Form of articles and motions in Warrants for Annual and Special Town Meeting-Advice.
Election recount procedure-Advice.
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Board of Public Welfare questions-Advice.
Acceptance of provisions of law authorizing pensioning of school janitor -Advice.
Use for library purposes of Plimpton Fund-Advice.
Payment of bequest of Trustees under Day Will-Advice.
Action as to Civil Works Administration projects and particularly as to situation of approved projects for repairs and improvement to various school properties in the light of no appropriation being available for the Town's share of the expenses-Advice.
Action Re special legislative bills for Norwood-Advice.
Liability of Town for bills approved by Board of Health-Advice.
Thomas electric heater situation and action-Advice.
Approval of payment of salary of school teachers during the period of absence from school on account of injuries received while on school duty- Advice.
Consent of parent to marriage of minor-Advice.
Right to appoint a minor as sworn weigher-Advice.
Articles proposed by School Committee for Special Town Meeting Warrant-Advice.
Right to list for jury duty a doctor of dentistry-Advice.
Fales title and deed situation-Advice.
Taxation and tax sale questions-Advice.
Release of land for swimming pool purposes-Advice.
Action with respect to alcoholic beverages license application question -Advice.
Situation and action as to bond loan issue for sewer construction work for connection with Metropolitan Sewerage System and form of article for action of Special Town Meeting-Advice.
Right of Library Trustees to spend funds received under Plimpton bequest for library purposes without prior authority through Town Meet- ing action-Advice.
Permissible regulations with respect to the conduct of licensed alcoholic beverage business-Advice.
Liability for personal injuries resulting from Fire Chief motor vehicle collision-Advice.
Right to pay teachers' salaries for period covered by delay in opening school in September, 1934-Advice.
Status as to compensation liability on Public Works Administration projects of engineers, bookkeepers and time-keepers-Advice.
Action with respect to proposed lay out of certain ways and as to pending Land Court cases for foreclosure of tax liens questions-Advice.
Basis of approval of By-Law of the Town of Walpole as to set-back on Route 1-Advice.
School Committee appropriation and teachers' salary payments and incidental questions-Advice.
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Proposed legislation as to park land adjoining Bond Street-Advice.
Mandatory character of Town Meeting action with respect to new street lay outs and takings-Advice.
Withdrawal of opposition by Norwood Estates, Inc., and Housing Securities Corporation to Land Court decrees in pending tax lien fore- closure cases-Attention to papers and advice.
Question of new bond or endorsement of old bond in respect to new licenses for sales of alcoholic beverages following Town Meeting action, also Re application and provisions of special laws to druggists' licenses situation.
Regulation of conditions governing alcoholic beverages licenses-Advice.
Proposal to furnish American Legion Post with headquarters at Civic Playground Building-Advice.
Fire Department
Action as to fire menace on certain premises-Advice.
Article for special town meeting-Warrant drafted.
Action as to demolition of barn on Sullivan property on Railroad Avenue as a fire menace-Advice.
Purchase of fire pumper engine-Advice.
Town Engineer
General Printing Ink Corporation grant of sewer easement and title situation-Attention to papers, advice and report.
Jennie F. Fales land purchase for playground purposes Re title questions and option for purchase of other parcels-Advice, review of plans and title search data and records at Registry of Deeds.
Inspection of Buildings
Application of Zoning By-Law and fire limit by-laws to property as used on Douglass Avenue near Washington Street-Conferences and advice.
Miscellaneous
Town Counsel Report for 1933-Preparation.
Decisions of Board of Tax Appeals as to machinery valuations for taxation purposes-Reviewed.
Drafts of motions under articles in the Annual and Special Town Meet- ing Warrants-Reviewed and revised.
Law Department budget estimate.
Title questions Re deed for purchase for playground purposes of parcel of land from Jennie F. Fales-Conferences and attention to approval.
Option to purchase additional land from Jennie F. Fales-Drafted. Nahatan Street Extension and Underpass-Conferences.
Drafts of petition and bill for legislation for construction by Public Works Department of underpass and extension easterly of Nahatan Street through railroad location-Preparation for and attendance at hearing
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before State Department of Public Works Re situation and proposed legislation.
Attention to situation and action as to House Bill No. 933 and No. 978 Re Super-Highway and Nahatan Street Underpass.
Civil Works Administration projects-Attention to action.
Attention to hearings on bills by Legislative Committee and the modifi- cation of proposed legislation.
Senate Bill No. 286 Re borrowing for extension work-Revision and advice.
Action under particular article in Special Town Meeting Warrant- Advice.
Action Re payment of awards for Nahatan Street Extension takings in existing situation-Advice.
Form of contract between Norwood and Simpson Bros. Corporation relative to construction of underpass bridge in extension of Nahatan Strcet -Review with respect to approval.
Alcoholic beverages control legislation Re questions raised under same- Review and advice.
Deed of the Town to United States Veterans' Building Association of Norwood in the sale of the East Side School lot, so-called, under existing option-Attention to papers and drafting deed.
Applications for Soldiers' Relief-Review as Temporary Clerk.
Services as Temporary Clerk during absence of Clerk Pendergast and attendance at meetings, attention to records, notices and correspondence and incidental matters, during such period.
Compensation liability Re Martin accident -- Advice.
Course of action as to Special Town Meeting on suggested amendment with respect to sewer construction loan appropriation.
Proposed street development work in outlying sections-Advice.
Necessity of profile plans to be furnished to Selectmen before hearings to be held with respect to the lay out of new streets-Advice.
Release of land damages with respect to the lay out and construction of proposed new Town ways-Prepared draft and advised on questions involved.
Petition to Probate Court of Norfolk County as to transfer to new church organization as trustee of existing church property held in trust- Attention and Advice.
Conclusion
The record for the year with respect to claims and litigation has been a satisfactory one and the outlook for the year 1935, as to such field of cx- pense, appears to justify an expectation that the financial burden will be about normal in character and extent, even taking into consideration pending and prospective cases before the State Board of Tax Appcals.
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It is gratifying to report such a situation which it is believed is much more favorable than that enjoyed by most municipalities of similar class.
The confidence and consideration shown and cooperation extended by all officials, especially by the Selectmen and the assistance rendered by Clerk Pendergast in the conduct of the Legal Department are gratefully acknowledged.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES A. HALLORAN, Town Counsel
Norwood, Massachusetts January 26, 1935.
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REPORT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
The Board of Health submits the following report for the year of 1934:
At the regular Board Meeting held March 1, 1934, the following officers were chosen: Charles L. Lynch, Chairman; John A. Shannon, Inspector of Plumbing; Francis X. Maguire, M. D., Milk Inspector; John A. Shan- non, Agent; Katherine E. Kingman, Public Health Nurse; Dorothy L. Bemis, Clerk.
The various activities of the Board were carried on in the usual way, regular meetings being held monthly, in addition many special meetings were held.
The following is a table of contagious diseases reported:
Chicken Pox
Mumps
Diptheria
Scarlet Fever
German
Measles
Measles
Typhoid Fever
Tuberculosis
Cerebro
Spinal
Meningitis
Infantile
Lobar
Pneumonia
Influenza
Whooping
Cough
Infectious Eyes
Dog Bite
Septic Throat
Total
1919
14
41
9
2
19
1920
5
29
48
5
9
1
29
6
20
1922
34
17
24
23
-
10
24
1924
31
102
11
1 20
41
206
1925
56
138
13
75
27
2
11
9
1927
6
25
13
217
2
10
1
1
3
18
3
5
2
16
114
1930
14
6
5
9
2
4
12
13 13
1
4
2
21
14
205
1932
6
2
2
98
79
7
1
12
1
3
9
2
21
1
13
126
It may be noted that there have been no cases of diphtheria during the years 1933 and 1934:
Report of T. J. Curtin, M. D., Dental Clinic:
The report of the Dental Clinic for the year ending December 31, 1934, is as follows:
Number examined
2438
Number O.K.'d at Examination
365
Completed at Clinic
858
Adults
15
The pupils in grades one to nine in both the public and parochial schools were examined, and in accordance with the policy of the clinic, those of grades one to three were completed first.
The Milk Inspector, F. X. Maguire, M. D., reports the following:
During 1934 Health Department Milk Inspection Division issued sixty- seven (67) licenses for sale of milk and cream.
Four (4) plants were licensed for pasteurization of milk.
8
255
1933
1
1
116
1934
2
7
32
4
2
6
1 3
37
85
135
1921
8
10
64
142
8
19
24
1
238
1923
111
1926
137 62 250
1929
9
4
1931
28
1
2
24
25
36
8
102
-
9
8
19
1
448
4
1
9
7
8
1928
2
-
4 32
11 45
141
2
23 26
28
-
500
602
146
36
224
13
17
Paralysis 16
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Regular inspections have been made of dairies supplying milk to the Town of Norwood. In addition to the regular inspection of animals, methods and equipment, samples have been examined both for butterfat, keeping quality and sediment monthly. Number of samples examined monthly (12).
All dealers are keen not only to keep the quality of their milk within the law but to make many improvements not regularly required.
The addition of Vitamin "D" milk is just one instance to show our dairymen are progressive and anxious to be a factor in the general health of the community.
The Inspector of Plumbing, John A. Shannon, reports that during the year 1934 he made one hundred six (106) Inspections in the Town of Nor- wood.
The Public Health Nurse submits the following report:
There were forty-six (46) T. B. clinics held in 1934. Twelve hundred thirty-four (1234) attended the clinic. Six (6) new cases were diagnosed and found positive.
Regular visits were made at home during the year, the purpose of this is to make sure the patients are receiving the necessary follow-up care and to advise them to see a physician or attend the clinic every six months or a year as the case may need.
Dr. Griffin is at the Board of Health rooms every Thursday night at five o'clock excepting one month during the summer. In an emergency he will see patients at his Sanatorium in Sharon if the family doctor de- cides the case cannot wait until the regular day. This is all done free of charge for the patient.
Nearly all our cases are recommended by a doctor or some hospital. In turn the patient's report is given to their own doctor. This is just a diagnostic clinic and no treatments are given here.
The Sanatoriums to which our patients are sent are Norfolk County, Westfield, North Reading and Lakeville. We also have available Sharon Sanatorium for the children, if there is a vacancy. This is done through the generosity of Dr. Griffin.
The Board is glad to report that the expenditures of this Department were within the estimated budget for 1934.
Respectfully submitted,
THOMAS H. O'TOOLE, CHARLES L. LYNCH, HARRY A. SHANNON. Norwood Board of Health
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
The Norwood Board of Public Welfare submits the following report for the year ending December 31, 1934:
At the first meeting in May 1934, the Welfare Board organized as follows: M. Joseph Roache, Chairman; Clement A. Riley, Secretary; Margaret M. Giinthner.
A detailed schedule of the kinds and number of cases aided in 1934 as listed by months, is shown below:
Mothers' Aid
Tem- porary Aid
Tem- porary Aid Unem- ployment
Board in Family
Institu- tional
Hospital Total
Jan.
18
44
30
29
8
1
127
Feb.
19
51
47
31
8
1 157
Mar.
19
47
44
29
8
1
148
Apr.
18
50
46
29
7
1
151
May
19
47
47
29
6
1
149
June
18
46
42
28
7
2
143
July
18
42
34
27
7
1
129
Aug.
18
42
29
25
7
1
122
Sept.
18
37
26
26
7
2
116
Oct.
18
38
28
29
7
2
122
Nov.
18
38
28
29
8
2
12
Dec.
17
38
30
34
7
1
127
The Federal Emergency Relief Administration continued to send to the Welfare Board surplus food commodities, at different intervals, which were for distribution to Welfare recipients, Emergency Relief Administration Workers, and persons endorsed by private charitable organizations.
The amount of goods received and distributed during the year is tabu- lated below:
Disbursed
Smoked Beef (Lbs.)
5800
Butter (Lbs.) .
2550
Dry Beans (Lbs.)
750
Lard (Lbs.).
750
Flour (24} Lb. Bags)
225
Eggs (Doz.)
360
Oranges (Bags)
50
Milkwheato (Lbs.).
528
Canned Beef (1} Lb. can)
2679
Canned Beef (1 Lb. can)
1296
Cheese (Lbs.)
110
243
Veal (Lbs.) . 989
Cabbage (Lbs.)
4091
Potatoes (Lbs.)
8765
The local Emergency Relief Administration has in operation a sewing project. The weekly production of finished articles, from this project, are sent to the E. R. A. Commissary, for Norfolk County, at Quincy, Mass. The Norwood Board of Welfare receive there allocations of cloth- ing upon request, from this Commissary.
The clothing received is distributed each week on the same basis as the surplus Food Commodities. The kind and amount of clothing re- ceived during the year 1934, is listed below:
Aprons
33
Quilts 47
Bibs
33
Bed
Baby
Sheets
880
Blankets
145
Slips
1071
Baby
Pillow
Crib
Shirts
787
Bloomers
274
Men's
Women's
Boys'
Girls'
Slips 88
Diapers
864
Women's
Dresses
921
Girls'
Handkerchiefs
12
Suits
299
Holders
90
Boys'
Pot
Girls'
Knickers
60
Shorts 148
Boys'
Boys'
Kimonas
175
Men's
Children's
Sweaters
17
Layettes
16
Men's
Nightgowns
390
Towels
417
Women's
Face
Men's
Dish
Children's
Underwear
148
Pajamas
472
Boys'
Girls'
Men's
Children's
Respectfully submitted,
Women's
M. JOSEPH ROACHE, Chairman, MARGARET M. GIINTHNER, CLEMENT A. RILEY, Board of Public Welfare
Feb. 19, 1935.
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The Norwood Bureau of Old Age Assistance Submits the Following Report for the Year Ending December 31, 1934
The number of applications received during the year were seven. All of which were accepted for aid.
Six recipients of Old Age Assistance passed away during the year.
The monthly total of persons receiving Old Age Assistance in Norwood is tabulated below.
January
29
July 26
February
28
August
26
March
28
September
25
April
27
October
27
May
27
November
26
June
26
December
27
Respectfully submitted,
M. JOSEPH ROACHE, MARGARET M. GIINTHNER, CLEMENT A. RILEY,
Norwood Bureau of Old Age Assistance.
Date, February 19th, 1935.
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REPORT OF BOARD OF ASSESSORS
To the Citizens of Norwood:
The Board of Assessors herewith submit their annual report together with the statement of valuations as determining the tax levy for the year 1934.
Organization
William J. Dalton was reappointed by the Selectmen for the term of three years beginning April 1, 1934.
The Board organized as follows: Patrick J. Lydon was elected Chairman and Agnes M. Coughlin, Clerk.
On September 22, 1934, Agnes M. Coughlin resigned and John F. O'Connell was elected Clerk.
Assistant Assessors
On March 13, 1934, J. Benjamin Paddleford, John P. Crowley, Robert B. Oldham, George L. Banks, James E. Roache, James F. Foley, and Mathew F. Kelley were appointed assistant assessors by the Board under the authority of the Town Meeting to serve for the period of thirty days from April 2, 1934, or such shorter period as the Board of Assessors may determine.
Tax Rate for the Year 1934
On September 27, 1934, it was voted that the tax rate for the year 1934 be determined as $32.30 per thousand.
The table of tax requirements submitted herewith exhibit a comparison of the year 1933 with 1934.
It was voted that no Special Assessments be levied against individual parcels of land in the Neponset Valley for the purpose of meeting the expense which the Town has been called upon to pay because no agricul- tural benefit can be found to exist.
The financial statement of the department will be found in the report of the Town Clerk and Accountant.
Tax Appeal Cases
Appeals were taken during the year in several cases to the State Board of Tax Appeals from refusal of the Board of Assessors to grant abatements sought with respect to taxes assessed for the years 1932, 1933, and 1934, following hearings given on applications relating to assessments levied both on real estate and personal estate. Of these cases eight have been withdrawn, viz .:
Docket No. 3221 Roger McGrath Withdrawn March 21, 1934 Docket No. 3222 Carl A. Johnson Withdrawn March 21, 1934 Withdrawn January 8, 1935
Docket No. 4008 Bird & Son, Inc.
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Levy of 1933
Docket No. X-1420 Herman Dana et al Withdrawn September 6, 1934
Docket No. X-1421 Myer Dana Withdrawn September 6, 1934
Docket No. X-1422 Myer Dana Withdrawn September 6, 1934
Docket No. X-1423 Myer Dana Withdrawn September 6, 1934
Docket No. 5827
Bird & Son, Inc. Withdrawn January 8, 1935
and the following cases are pending for hearing in which answers have been filed, viz .:
Levy of 1933
Docket No. 1287 Plimpton Press
Docket No. 2041 C. B. Fleming and Company
Docket No. 4725 Finnish Workingmen's Association "Into" of Norwood
Docket No. 4774 Norwood Press
Levy of 1934
Docket No. X-2631 Martin Miner
and decisions have been received in the following cases, viz .:
Levy of 1932
Docket No. 2962 Ona Vasiliauskas
Levy of 1933
Docket No. X-1425 Emma L. Shattuck
Docket No. X-1427 Emma L. Shattuck
Docket No. X-1431 Thomas N. Perkins and John Richardson, Trustees
Docket No. X-1432 Thomas N. Perkins and Leon G. Morrill, Trustees
Docket No. X-2042 Berwick and Smith Company
Respectfully submitted,
PATRICK J. LYDON, EDWARD A. FLAHERTY, WILLIAM J. DALTON.
COMPARISON OF TAX REQUIREMENTS Valuations as Assessed in Each of the Years
Appropriation by Taxation
State Tax
County Tax
20,373.70
$ 484.79
State Parks and Reservations Tax
60.28
223.87
163.59
Special State Tax (Old Age Assistance)
4,700.00
4,700.00
Overdraft, Abatement
140.25
1,318.32
1,178.07
Neponset Valley Assessment
1,960.35
1,960.35
Soldiers' Exemptions
117.48
112.46
5.02
Division of Accounts
2,408.37
29.58
2,378.79
Metropolitan Sewer Assessments and Interest
44,945.79
45,948.25
1,002.46
$1,338,187.79
$1,417,527.06
$ 86,907.97
$ 7,568.60
Estimated Receipts
387,074.38
485,673.41
98,599.03
Estimated Excise Tax
18,500.00
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