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”DIET! WAR AGAIN.
In Lon Angola.
which from 11011 Angelou. (3111.,
t Lieutenant General
tos Army, predicted
States will again go to war.
edictiou was made in the gen
:tioluen, wu1 will come again.
Int-111111111 that we have now be-
guest interests to defend.
ntiy' prepared for it.
m W111 is not what
ii oman.
o‘Jupancsc are 11 nulitarV people.
a are. 1101
military pit-11111111101111 as they do
we should be 1'111Idylorconili1ts.
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‘ ”31110911750 INTO INDIAN TRIBE.
tmnnt of Government Land.
>AS,~'H1NGI‘()N . ”91.
11 has Ioudeied 11 decision 111111'1-11
fthe judgment of the district 1111
nine court 111 the 111141» of Willis (‘
West against Se1-'-11-t1111'HitclIco1-.k
. out. having 111111'111-11 1111 1111111111 wom-
.‘by adoption" 3 member 111 the (‘hoe-
19:39w tribe, to which the “111111111 be-
longed, 111111 Win entitled to an 111101
11111111 or land in ludinn 11-1'1'1101'1.
The secretory denied \1 ("st '1.- 11111111111-
Oil for 11110111111111 on the ground 111111
1919111 alleged udopllou had never receiv
gtiie uppiorul of 1111- lnterior1i11pur-t
Dimit.Wes1 111111 sought. by 11111111111-
‘fii'oceedinns 11111111111111 1111 sec-Ic-
to recognize the adoption
Tile trial 1.ouI'I held that the winner
11x involved the exercise of discre-
391011 and could not be controlled 111'
so the stun-111111 1111111 11111111111.
'MURDER AT GREENWICH.
ing Knives.
GREENWIUH 1191-. b.——'Whiie
W. Post, last night.
ore used freely. Insulilng in
tabbed in the nbdoIneu.
711er 111111 shouting 111111
Mbod and then fell deud
.1199 of the crowd oi ltullnus
their escupe one of the 1111-11
be
1111 in his 111-1111.
111111.11 he held us 11 witness He will
‘ ve1'., -’ The police believe that tho
it who killed Sebastian won the
fan, who is now ii)t't’iitl up.
LIVERY TEAM RUNS AWAY.
ti Washington stieci bridge shortly
are it 11'11111-11 lust 14111111111.
mitted to run. 'I‘hc pniI dashed 1111111-
9 tionnl fright
,1 Write to min» 11 passing blcyc.lisi
,,,. 9d idodging sovernl 1vusons.1--outlu
“91 out. Washington street and siurted
9 i‘iyh‘rd the '1 111111111111 "ilIev 11"1-11- 111p
’9 1! after they bud ilrod lineup-1111111111
":11. .1111 11111111 belonged to 0110111-
11: the Norwslk iivoiyluun
111111.11 111111.11 9st Reception
. public reception in his honor
and
,9 Stair Adnu R. Uhuitoe, of the
that
ress regarding the work of
re plenty of men 111 this room
”9 see our country at war 111111111. 1
our own soil perhaps; you
.thui War comes we must be
We do not got on
iii-rind Squaw and Wanted Ai-
drained 11-1-
191,119. claimed 111111 111» thereby become
,2th secretory showed that his r-ui _
huhdamus 111111 111 this view of the
,RIIF" Workman Engage in Row, Us-
,1...
turning fiom W‘Olk on the estate 01
-- 20 ituliuns on
you in 11 quarrel in which knives
the,
Mil of SuiV'utoIe. Sebasti.1n,wi1o wns
, Sebnstiun
lked 11 1ch feet after 11111 knife eu-
was
All but
made
being
lid on the ground with 11 painful
The, 1111111. whose
Trio is nwo k110w,11 was arrested 111111
e one who stabbed the unknown
A pnir of liverv noises 1111111111111 to
top wagon \\'t'l'(' leII unhitclu-d on
’I 111 1
111111: frightened 111 something 11111|
across the bridge up Wsshiugion
root and unde1 1111- rulii'oud bridge
"5111' 11 passing train gnve them 1111
'l‘boy swerved just
11.
and
:i'eportod this noon 1111 helm; 111-
* 999,111“. He who is carotid
111111 expenditures and snven
9 may in on the sum road
'3 on. An account with this
. -In 11 smut Incentive to
9 ulld up yuni funds. '
, floodlit: oil .1 or 91111111.
‘ 11,1 overyoi: 111111111111.
97119111111111 osmium" 9
WWIWM
30 111.51.111.11... It”
i
i9
, pupils appeared.
, the immigrant wagon.
, fruit soup,
it use,
No 1111111 is fit to couuuuud
who is not a scientific and well,
Modern wurl‘nrn must,
éntiflcully treated to sure human-
louuh Not-walk.
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FEW SWEDISH REBTAURANTE
m...
Dec. 11—41. dispatch to: "M" Hm" ”mm” 19“ WW"-
Scattered to Support Thom. ..
Few Swedish restaurants flourish in
New York. The many thousand
Swedes in the city are widely scatter-
ed in little colonies throughout all
of tho boroughs, and few 01 those lit»
tle groups are able to support it res
tuurnnt devoted especially to their
native cooking.
One reason why it. is difficult to
keep distinctively Swedish restaur-
ants going in New. York is that the
Swedes are domestic in their habits.
Many who have not homes 01 their
own are servants in the homes or
no of the nations of the north. 1 others.
An article that is characteristic of
the true Swedish restaurants is 11.
usually thickened with
cornstarch. A puree oi! apples or of
. pears sounds a. little odd, but such
purses there are; also 11 puree oi
prunes. These fruit soups are served
cold, and oftener in summer than in
winter. Even persons not accustomed
to Swedish cooking profess to like the
fruit. soups.
in the matter of fruits and vego
tables the Swedish restaurants are
much like others. There is among
Swedes of wealth a. somewhat oxirav
afunt tradition as to the table, but
most Swedish immigrants bring with
them 11 dilierent tradition. and the
Swedish restaurants of New York do
not reflect the luxury of Stockholm.
Deserts. however, are of many kinds,
111111 rice is much used in making pud~
dings. As might be expected. only a
few fruits are much used 111 Swedish
cooking. The. banana is usually a
curiosity to the Swedish immigmnt;
he 1'111'1-11' sees it at home.
One berry is largely imported into
this country from Swedeti-—tho lln»
gou. sometimes called the Swedish
cranberry. it grows upon upland on
11 low bush and 111 great quantities.
The berry somewhat resembles our
cranberry 111 color, but is much small-
er. Theso berries are cooked and
burrclled in their own Juice for expor-
tuiion. Here they are sold in glass
jars by Swedish grocers and are
much used in the Swedish restaurants
111111 by Swedish families. They are
served as a sauce with meats and
sometimes preserved pears are min-
gled with them. The Swedes prefer
the sharp tort, of the iingon to the
flavor of the cranberi'y.
There are n11 untiV'e Swedish wines.
—-New York Sun.
Railways 111‘ Mona—191133799“
111 Mexico railways are being extend-
ed and facilities for transportation are
being improved. The port of Vera Cruz
has. 111 a cost of some. $113,000,000. been
made into one of tha finest harbors in
the world. and its miles of magnificent
Slime qusys shame the flimsy wooden
water fronts that characterize New
York and San Francisco.
SALEBMAN'S TRAGIC DEATH.
HARTFORD,i)111'.ii.-~Wiili11111 (iui
1111111111311 trawling suit-111111111 employed
by the llcsuuill Publishing Company
of Boston moi 11 tI'ngic death today bv
falling down 1:. flight of stairs leading,
from his upuIInIeuts 111 1211 11111111
slim-1.111-wns descending the stair-
\vuy, t'ul’i'ying two 111111111111 cases when
he tripped 111111 l‘cii. His ucck wus
inokcu 11nd deuih VV'us instantaneous.
111- was 12 yours 11111 111111 leaves 11 tutu
iiy. (111111-1111111'1'un1e here from Michl»
gun.
BETH BULLOCK FOR MARSHAL.
WASHthi‘i‘ON, lit-1'. 11. -«Amoug the
unniuntlonu 111-111 111 1111 Senulo yes
lerduy wus mm of Snlh liuiiotk oi
l), «th0011. S D” to the 1' 11111111 Stains
Muruhni in douth libkoiu. iiulioI-k.
who is at present, supoI'lqundout of
the Blink Hill Forest reserve is 11
p111 111111111 Irloud oi the president.
m
" A Family 311111.
A few 1111111 11110 111111 111‘ those hog
and humility trurelors drove up to
the front 1111111 in his wuuon. which
“1111111111111 it lurgo bunch of children.
'l‘welre. or fifteen 111' Bloot'niield
Academy were Iii-111111111 in i1111 spu-
clone from yard. The follow poked
his bend out of tho wugou 11nd 1'11-
marked: “Say. who lives 11mm?"
The. mun III the late replied. "Hin-
ihuw.” Pointing to the young
111111111111 the follow romm'ltod “Dunn
1111 them belong to iiinuhuw’l”
"Yen.” answered the man. in 11 mo-
ment or so about a dozen moi-o
"Hay. who donu
11111111 belong to?” “Why, l-linhaw,“
answered the 1111111.
'i‘hitro wore’ubout ten children in
The follow
11111111 u took 111'. his wits and cracked
. his whip and drove away 111 n rapid
' pipe that he comm-Denna 11. '1‘.)
,3 Bandits.
111111, axe-11111111113: "0111111 1111111., what
lit family 1111111 111111 are Hinnhaw I11",
And he will think to 1th day that
111111111“ 1111 the Inther oi 1111 11111 pit-
Ono little missionary
in the Congo suits:
"(innnlbsin 111111111 Mons.
And then 1111 was 11111.
'1 uninvnisud button
1
*wood Dr. 11.1). Grows. the 111111111
Morninb by 111111. Mouton! 1111-
Im‘l’nert‘ ‘
Win-Emilia? Doc 6.1639119 pm
9919111110311 continun‘d the introductoin or
1111111111111 1011041 in (1111 trial in the so»
[111111111 Court 111.1 Charles 131111111111. 11111111111
ed with murdering Thomns 11- 13111111,
medical 11.111.111.11... was on the wit-
ness stand 1an yesterday.sttorn0011.
was recalled today and the defence
croswxamlnod him as to the nature
at certain :11er on the body. 111111 the
omb‘nlmins moons. Dr. Ginvel laid
the ompulm 1111 was perfect, that 1111
process 1111111 nothing to do with the
marks. During this cross “examina
11011 Dr M. .l Donobue. who will be
called on expert witness by the (161
tonne, t k frequent notes 0! Dr.
Gr‘itvus testimony
George Ii: Townsend of Middlobury.
a rural delivery 1111111 carrier. testified
that on March 8.01 this y'onl when he
culled at the house wheio Lockwood
lived alone. to deliver a weekly p11,.11
he found the aged recluse in 11 badly
buttered and apparently weakened
condition lockwood stood in the
doorway 11s the carrier stopped. Later
the witness culled 11.1 the house 111' .1011
111111 11}. 11151111. 11 quurtei of 11 1111111 away
and told Mr I-‘ortin of the condition ol
Lockwood. Mr. l-‘ortin drove. over to
Lockwood's house and on his nrrivai.
found another neighbor, Mr. Atwood.
with Lockwood. The latter told them
that: he had been assaulted by three
men and robbed. .11‘01'11n. ,who follow—
111111111 told of his coil 111111 11111ch that
he 11111-1 wold diove to Waterbury 11nd
notified Detective Doods of the police
bureau. Mr. Atwood also testified
11-11111-1111111,r his visit. Herbert N. Look»
wood of New Brituiu. u nephew of the
victim of the assault testified to tak-
ing (are of the aged 111111: from 111111 1'11
3 until his death. Photographs of
Lockwood showing (111,- nppeuruucos oi
the bruises and other murks were ex
hibiied in the court 1'.oom
Consky 111111 Leonora. who are occt’is-
etl of complicity with Bussett. in the
attack on Lockwood had seats 111 the
prisoners‘ box. one 111 each 111111 of the,
box and snparuied 11s 1111' no possible
from each other. This was taken as
possibly supporting the rumor that
one of these men will 111111 suites evi-
1icn1e.l’1'este11 the other 1111111 thought
to be itupiitntt-d 111111 11 chair by bitu-
s1-il' near the sheriff's desk. Preston.
it is understood, will be put on the
stand by the state and is expected to
prove an iInpot'tunt witness.
—$lO WILL SECURE YOU A PIANO
FOR A XMAS GIFT
At Steinert‘s, 1; South Mnin
South Norwnik.
Si I'eet
JEWELS DlSPOSED OF HERE.
Large Portion of $200,000 Secured in
Paris Came to United States.
NEW YORK, iii-1'. ti.——«'l‘ilui the lung-
or portion of the $300,000 worth 01'.
jeu'eis stolen from :1 Paris il'ilVit‘illLZ
91111111111311 in iiirniiughum. 211121., lust
Mill‘t'h. VV'ere disposed of in southern
111111 Western cities in 11111 United
States by :1 11111111111 coui'edorult- of the
robbers is the opinion of the New
York police. 'l‘wu necklaces mined at
sen-mi thousand dollars. which were
identified by the victim of the robbery
us port of tile plunder. were found in
u puwnshon h1-I'1- vestorduy. ll “'11::
1111111 then ”1111 other persons were
wuutod I11 connection with the rub.
hour. and 111111 nothing would be mude
public until they were nppreiit-uideii.
As 11 result 111' the investigution
which followed. however. 11111 polled
announced iodnv that they did 1111i I-x-
pci'l to find our more or the stolen
property in this city. The theory of
the womnn confederate 111111 the pawn-
iug of the jewels in the southern 111111
Western cities “'11s announced 111 the
same 111111,».
Sale of Real Estote
i)lstIi1-i 11f iluniuu'y.
1111., Town of linuluu'y,
1905.
Estate. of Timothy 1]. Foster. late
of ilnnbury. in 1111111 District. duct-used.
Pursuant to 1111 order of the Court.
or Prohuie for the District of ihiubury,
1 “'1” mil 111 privuie 1111111. rcrtuiu reni
osiuie 1111111111 dereused. 1111111111111 111 Ibo
towu ot' Noi'wnik, in the ninic of 1,5011
noctlcui. 111 111111 1111111111. so culled. us
bounded uud 111,,1scrlbed in the, uppllcu-
111111 for the order of 111110 1111 tile in
said l’i'oluue Court. For turther'deo
criptiou of the, promises to be sold ret-
eroueo now be had to 111111111 of 1111111
B1111 lsinnd on llio‘ in 11111 other of tho
Town Clerk of said town of NoI'wnlk:
til 11111, 111111111 111111 be obtained from
Riehurd H (ioldeu. 1121111.,111 South Nor-
wnilt Conn.
For further iui‘orumtion, terms, ctr..
i’I'obuie (,‘ curt,
November 28111,
nppl(yto
111m H. N N'l‘ON. Administrator.
11:10 do Dnnbury. Conn.
Fine Building Lots
IN NORWALK PARK
For sale at very low figures.
Initiated Property.
For prices. particular and terms.
Address
J snob M. Layton,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
5 Railroad Ave.,
111111111111 8111
Still anlinucs
Gottiiob’o
’oto'rI-Imu, noon mo
walnut-Imus.
ed the letie1 carrier on the witness ,
So. Norwnlk 9/
WE ARE SUCCESSFUL be»
cause we: 11111111,. and mostly . 9 9
try to .2111 annotation to every .
customer who plane‘s his order on
0111 1100111919. Everyone. who sp-
promo“. 1111111131111 and careful
1111111111,; of his Coal will find it
19,1111 advgnisge to buy of 1111.
Don‘t 11191er 119.111 blankets to
keep warm. but my good Coal of
a reliable dealer. . 9
111 111111 1111 11
999999
“,~_
'1
if you»
Want it nice ring. pin. clock. or any»
thing 11191111» dowelry line, you will find
11 large. assortment of first class stock
AT
D 9 '9 ’
Richard Noack 8
North Main Street. _.-.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
_~
HOYT,’S THEATRE.
W...
27th YEAR 27th YEAR 9927th YEAR
Bennett Moulton
Company
ENTIRE WEEK OF DEC.4tl1
Daily Matinee Beginning Tuesday.
Producing Justin Adams well known
~ In.
REPERTOIRE.
, .,1..Evonlngs
W1111119estluvanusi.
'l‘bur sduv —ilenrts Eutlu'ooiul.
11‘1'11111y—r«Shatlon'eii Lives.
- Suturduy~Side Lights of New York.
Matinees.
W1~11.-»~'l‘i1e Lyndon Bunk Mystery.
'i‘hurs11ny~—’l‘o be announced.
i1‘I'i1iuy--'l‘o be announced.
Sattu'dny-Ji‘hn Grout Copper Swindle.
Our Vaudeville.
.lm-k Westerxnuu. the 1111111 with the
inexhaustible fund of humor. W J
Downs 11nd Eva Scott. comedy sketch
nitlsis stings lllustrnted in water col-
111. Josephine Gerrisii, singing and
111111111111 "W. C Bry.son 11111 popular
entertains-1 0111'spe1'iai vuudeviiio
feature, MADAM FLOWER. the.
BRONZE MELBA, will appear nt cv-
t‘l‘y. performance.
Price: 10. 20, 30c; Matineeo, 10. 20c.
Mouduy. ludics' lmrguin night. 300
best reserved sents ut 1111'.
Daily the toNew York.
STEAMER JOHN SYLVEBTER.
On and utter Monday, October 11
will leave Steamboat Dock, South Nor-
walk.11t 7: 30 n m.
Returning will leave Pier 28. E. R.
(now l’eck slip.) at I p. 111. Foot. of E.
31st St. 4.15 p. m.., arriving at South
Norwulk in time to connect with trains
for Dunbury. Bridgeport and intermed-
iury points.
FARE (round trip) ....... 501:
(Good until used)
SINGLE FARE .............. .. 3011
NORWALK STEAMBOAT 60.,
Analog J. Smith. losses.
C. C. Housman. (ion. Ant.
11911111191 Itutaiiaga 11111113
501 1111111
JOSELOFF’S
72 N. Main 5!. So. Norwoik
Tel-phone ass-,1.
When 1111111 11
SLED
111111qu
Bgou or Girl.
BUY A PARIS.
Then are strong and
durable.
c1111. AND 111111111111: mm on.
Iron swish sssnwssns.
Chariot E..an s.
HARDWARE
11 11111111 1111111 «ms touts Mom-I11.
\
' 1.. WAIWR mm
PIECE OF FUR THAT WE SELL.
‘I
II Group.
011nm.“
iiiSTiiliT REiiiEFm
011le“
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Post Cards.
Local. 2 for .................. 51'.
New Leather Cards ......... 951'. each
Comics. 6 for ................... So
POST CARD ALBUMS,
All Prices.
ice—NOVELs—ioc.
' By Mrs. Georgia Sheldon. By Char-
les Garvico. 1
Fine Quality Envelopol ..... 5c Pkg.
Vioiln. Mandolin Guitar and Banjo
Strings.
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Ilook. 134 Washington It.
Aunt tor Crescent Lnundry.
Rninconts ,
Fancy Vests
lnukc very useful, as Well as
hnudsome
Christmas 61113.
Our entire stock or Reu1ly»to- .
Wear Clothing make good Christ
1111111 presents. . it is of the dc-
pcudabio “Remember you every
day 111 the yenrwkiud.
liuiucouts from $10.00 up.
White 111111 Fancy Vests from
$1.50 up.
After Doc. litb opcu
night until Christmas.
JilSEPH iiilS.
TAILOR.
CLOTHIER.
FURNIBI-imn. .
1111 WashinltOn 81.. So. Nornll.
W~m u. .fi" . .,.......
every ’
A
1 E. A... 'E. N..-
m ..... m-..
"11101115 1111 1111131.
.. “A":
O!
You cannot discount 11
PATENT SHOE
for dross effect.
Women’s Patent Colt Button
”COLLEGE LAST, DULL TOP
34.00.
Women's Patent Colt Button
NEWRORT LAST. ,DULL TOP
. (The Cross) 9
$3.50.
9 $2.00 to 8340. 999.9
'1‘ nun—1h.-
9 “‘0‘“ 4531
THE VALuss ws' 011111111 ARE Burma THAN EVER.
1s BECAUSE WE sstsc'rso 01111 1111111111 EARLY IN THE sanson, BEFORE 1.111111 wns ANY ADVANCE
lN PRICE AND WHEN WE HAD 11-111 CHOICEST 111111118 TO sstncr FROM. 7112111111191 NOTHING THAT
we 351.1. whens 'ruens is so M can ROOM FOR OECEPTION As IN runs. we ounnm'rs: svsnv
THE REASON WE ARE ABLE TO SAY THIS
THE MANUFACTURER STANDS BACK OF US. 80 WHEN WE DELL
YOU A PIECE. OF FUR YOU TAKE NO CHANCE—YOU ARE DURE. TO FIND IT JUST A3 REPRESENTED.
WE ARE SHOWING ALL THE NEW SHAPES IN SCARFS, ALSO ROUND AND FLAT MUFFE TO MATCH.
1
TRISTRAM 11 HYATT, NORWALK, court.
Other 11111111115 and 1111111111: (319119
11111131111111 111111.11
We Furnish H om es
(in Credit.
1353.9”? it
11,51 1
YOU MAY PURCHASE ANYTHING YOU NEED. WE WILL
FURNISH ONE ROOM OR SIX ROOMS WITH ALL THE NECES»
SARIEB REQUlRED FOR A NICE HOME. UPON FIRST PAY-
MENT ALL GOODS WILL BE DELIVERED PROMPTLY, THE
BALANCE OF THE COST PRICE YOU MAY PAY IN CONVEN-
IENT AMOUNTS AT CONVENIENT lNTERVALB TO SUIT YOUR
CIRCUMSTANCES. OPEN AN ACCOUNTANT) ENJOY THE AD-
VANTAGES OF THE KRIEGER CO. CREDIT PLAN. WHICH I8
PROVINO BUCH WONDERFUL HELP TO THE PEOPLE OF THE
NORWALKS AND VICINITY.
\
H. KRIEGER 81 0
West Washington 511111
Bic And Lillie Turkeiis
for big 11911911 lliiin 111111111110. 'l‘houxn
our Thsnkuivlns 111m may very in
also. their flavor. tenderness nnd lus-
cious 11111111111111 do not. Thor are 1111
selected with tho out one from
corn-tad carefully rll towin, grown
especially for our trade. Your Thanks
xlvinz toast will not. he s success
without s good turkey on one now,
sud it will 1111 1.1111 but you him 11..
Fruit Pork .. 11o
9'th .I‘DMIGOF avian-0141111111 ‘
Norwalk Chronicler