The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-06

New York IL the same great metropolis. The
streets are as dirty as usual, and the crowds
OF people rush hither and thither. each
bent upon some scheme as 20 how best to las
500 the elusive dollar. Somehow the police
look more demure than IN days gone by, but
that may be only imagination. 1t is fact
that they are kept pretty busy In the daytime
at least especially in the vicinity OF the
crowded thoroughfares.
notice that the big clothing stores are sell
ing ready-towea clothing very cheap and
that there seems to be the same friendly riv-
airy going ON as there Is in Providence. Like
the Misht Clothing Parlors, some of the stores
sell a suit Of clothes for s7.97. which their
competitors do not hesitate to charge twice
the sum for.
1t is very noticeable in riding on the cars in
New York, the different kinds of people who
patronize the several roads at particular
hours. 1t is easy to pick out the banker, the
clerk, and the laboring man, and the fact that
in the majority of instances. they are news
paper readers, their faces denote degree OF
intelligence, suggestive Of the idea that 1t
would be hard work to induce them to buy a
gold brick
trimmings and Innings for dressmakers and
tailors, reads sign over n store on upper
Broadway. or course could not help think
ing Of the same kind of a store at 40s West
minister street, called the Providence Lining
Store. which has recently opened for the bene
1T of dressmalxers and tailors OF Providence
and vicinity.
I notice that the storekeepers, especially
those gwen up 20 fruit and confectionery, use
flowers in profusion for decorative purposes.
Why not2 Flowers, of all things the most in
nocently simple, and most superbly complex
playthings for childhood, or ornaments of the
grave, and companions CT the cold corpse
flowers beloved by the wandering idiot, and
studied by the deep thinking man of sciencel
flowers, that of perishing things are the
most heavenly i-fowers, that increasingly ox.
pand TO heaven their grateful and 20 man
their cheerful looks; partners of human Joy
soothers of human sorrow; fit amblems of the
yictor's triumphs of the young BRIDE
bushes, welcome 20 crowded halls, and grace
full upon solitary graves. What "a desolate
place would be a world without howor
in the invigorating energizing oxygen, the
| obtaining Of one of Irving Youngs fine turn.
outs is most conducive TO comfort and enjoy.
ment Bear this in mind some pleasant after
noon when you feel like giving yourself and
family a treat 10y drive about tho beautiful
suburbs of Providence.
There is $50 train from Boston. which
| connects with the Providence limo Of truly
| magnificent steamers, and sail down Nara
cansett Bay is worth the attention Of the
travelling public.
Wood q Watson, 93 Westminster street,
headquarters for gents furnishings.
No one asks how the White Shoe Store does
| q, but as long as they can sell the Oxford tic
shoe they do for ~. 10. the ladies are bound to
take advantage of it. These shoes, mind you,
are this seasons make, Of first quality and
right In style. Ladies, be sure you do not
allow this opportunity TO pass. The White
Shoe Store Is nc - Wcybosset street
Some one has said 4" 'Tis trifles make the
sum Of human things"-Corroct.
The program for the celebration of the
| Fourth Of July is one which will attract moro
| than passing attention this year. The cash
prizcs offered will be an incentive for friendly
rivalry by the several societies taking part
but aside from that for pure patriotism and
| fun, great interest will be manifested.
OLD VET