The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-05-12
BIT OF ITALIAN "A ING,
scene in Connecticut Watch Added
Flavor TO Radishes for the
Behoider,

| clicking up one from dish OF the MUS
pink bulbs that stood on the table be-
fore him. remind me of some that ]
saw on a very different table. and in
the midst OF very different surround
ings, on a canoe trip that friend OF
mine and myself made in vacation
time last summer
Striking In from Long Island sound,
up a little river that comes In on the
Connecticut shore, we found It to be
picturesque stream enough In some
places along II there were little bluffs,
ten or u feet high. ard az some places
trees, and along some stretches OF II
there were grassy slopes coming down
10 the waters edge.
1t was a pretty stream. running
through a pleasant country And
padding on we came. AZ half a dozen
miles or so above us mouth. 20 more OF
those little ten or t2 foot bluSs. quite
appropriate e he iks of IA river. and
over back Of these bluffs we saw two
or three farmhouses
IT was roo- then. and the day was
hot and We wanted drink SO we tied
up the canoe and climbed the bank
coming out At The top upon little ele-
vsted plateau laid out as truck gar
den
Every inch Of # was cultivated. but
the ground had not been plowed
throughout in Uniform straight fur
rows as in one great field Il was laid
out in patches. IN which the burrows
ran in various ways giving variety 10
the appearance Of the whole. but in
every patch every inch was cultivated.
And over at the other side OF this con
siderable garden farm we're the houses
with barns and trees and the well
While everything about the place
gave evidence of constant care. there
vas. when we started across for that
well. nobody in sight anywhere: but
shen We had come 10 an old-fashioned
grape afbor that stood near one Of the /
houses. and hsd looked into that. the
absence Of people from the fields was
Instantly accounted for. For sitting
under this arhor there were 20 or more
persons. men wa1en ard children
evidently al fhe people on The place
eating their dlnner comfortably in its
shade
This vas apparently their regular
custom Running down the middle IN
der fhis arbor there was a long Fixed
table upon which ihe food was placed
the people sitting along the arbor
benches on each side. and the dinner
that they were eating here in this cool |
end leafy dining room. which the COM
pany pretty nearly filed consisted
wholly of bread and radlshes- black /
bread and radlshes.
There we're quantities n the RI
lshes which Sc contained IN two /
or three bic wosda bowls. IKE chop
ping bowls piaeee e. intervals alons |
be table and there was plenty ~ I
black bread ard % this simple bai
abundant meal iheg were al eating
viih eyerys Indication Of wholesome
and hearty enjoyment
They were Italians. and cookbook.
Ing and healthy looking people. all.
iEo OF three families Of them. appar.
.ntly, that bad Joined forces and set.
led down here in ihis rather out II the
Fay place 70 make their fortunes. and
wing here IN their accustomed man.
lef.
And 70 come upon them thus. and
u 50 Unexpectedly. was running
cfbss. IN Connecticut q little BIZ of
tally; and" the speaker. relates the
'ew York Sun. concluded. rs be helpsH
lmEeIf 70 another from the dish.
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Tess-Aud when he asked you II yoa
onidn't like him 70 HISS You. your re-
y. hove vas properly scoFnful.
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