New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-16
"LITTLE EMILY" G1RDEA En-.
SHE. WITH OTHER LITTLE CRIPPiEs, VISIT
DE WITT CLINTON FARM.

IJttIe Emly was the observed of all observers
- NJ WIZ clinton Farm Garden yesterday
t.or,oo, LITTLE Emily was jolly colored girl,
who came with load OF little crippled chloIeI
from, the Childrens Aid Society school 10Y Nfppeu
children at No 224 West Sixty-thrd-St f4liiS
did no. appear at all lame. and IN Iac'' she was
.-na,sntiI, IN some concern lest she be excluded
~ -. 80, on nv braces to-day" she said jovial-
J., hut III have EN- on tomorrow. when they
get mended su
Then she fell upon the small rakes ana spaces
with great joy and the paths OF the De VIZ
Clinton Park Farm got snch raAiiis o. my
not had all summer , -. -.
erov.nup. touching the leaves Of the tan cofh-
stalks. Ill, :, .ora
Of great contempt -, ala
Affer q while she stopped examined her rant
.,,.,,,otivsl,. and then took # TO the gardener
..l1ister.. said she. please break of piece OF
this rake: it's too long o
Emily, who is almost cured Of her lamehess' WAS
the only one able put in reallE haru ia
-rorl, a., the paths But the paths were fuh u
80 49, boys and girls hobbng slowly about
and handling the garden tools with evident de-
rgbt MANY Of them were quite base as 70 ts
Tesetaoi.es,, and though they hesitated little
over the Iurnips. they hailed the Ion,c per
" n1 Who had lust returned from their vacation
enf To explain their work the visitors and seH
eral small hosts and hostesses distrlDuttsa; ~
and turnips with royal hand from tHeiI wv"
Kate ought you to pick those? said an inter-
fering ssrownup' 10 one little girl NTH .
oaIeb i Of nrIde in her infection the last word
The wsgonette run by the Childrens Aid ooGIe C
for It's crippled pupils piled between me SCl1oo
sive loads of the children for prachcai iess'" III
The crops are ready to gathered now at any
II@os,. zone home from the garden But the
manaFement is trying TO keep it in its present CON
dition as long as p0sd,pd and eight Children from
the cripple schools and N5 from the puoilc SCI u.o
have visited II for nature STUDY lessoils au nS
IncaI have inspected it. Members OF boards on
Long and Staten islands have been specially ~ IL,
terested. and anxious to introduce inc System "
ln .d ,rish said Mrs Henry Parsons yesterday,
that YOU could have seen ninety chilureh neie.
each standing by his plot to nave me sdroei I
1botoqranhed With all Of them together. ana
only my daughter and here to look atter mem mem
not bed was stepped on: noS one deaL IL VA
heir garden Do you fence? Not a KNIFE
marx on IL Not much as name written on
II this summer. Ioesn l thal slio" d" sO0u 1'
ence from this garden? -. ,-o,5
meeting of men Of the neighborhOod was heId
in the tent in the park last Sunday afternoon. a.
the Invitation OF Mrs. Parsons: TO get an eaPi'9
aor Of what the neighborhood itself wanted IN the
10y About forty attended, who were
unanimous IN their desire that the lsFn satut id
further that II to be a park Of the ordl-
nary description. like Bryant Park which was
DhnniS never go into it All such small parks
throughout the city. they said We're 'ie TeSoI Is
for loafers and buns who patronized IL 10 me IN
cI1lsion of citizens of the neighborhood A desire
yas expressed for a gymna SUM. shower paths,
and place for outdoor sports. as well as a spot
OF grass and flower beds for those VINO wanted TO