The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-20
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She winled again. and did, tooi
I thought II jolly-wouldnt you?
For she was just as chic and sweet
AS any girl you'd care 10 meet,
And though a perfect stranger, yet
| felt as IL we'd often met
And smiled at her Familiarity
The while she winked at me.
She winked at me, a saucy wink;
Such acts are naughty. you may think'
But IL rather liked II, 30
We kept on winking 10 and fro,
First she at me, then ] at her,
Till winks were flying liveher
Than shot in battle. on. such fun!
She had my heart completely won.
And ] surrendered willingly
Because-she winked at me.
She winsed at me-the little hirti
No matter. though. II didn't hurt;
No one would censure her for IL;
Her mamma never cared a bit,
And mammas know precisely what
Is strict propriety or not.
''I would have different been I own.
II she had been maiden grown;
But she was only eight, you see,
And so--she winked at met
Sidney Warren Mase I'm Puck.
Mrs. Louise Pratt OF 2SS Lockwood street
reports that a gold watch valued at s35
was stolen from her house Sunday.
James Chadwick. a common drunkard
was sent to the farm for six months by
Judge Sweetland today.
Mary weststein OF 1ss Blackstone street
reports her husband, Charles, missing
from home since last Saturday. He Is 40
years old
George Wiseman. nine years old. was
before Judge Sweetland today as a sturdy
beggar. His case was continued until to-
morrow for sentence.
John Tracey was bound over TO the
grand jury In $500 by Judge Sweetland
today for an assault upon Louis San
dusky. He waived an examination.
Alice Benoit, a pupil at the Bridgham
street school, was taken seriously Ill at
S:1O9 o'clock last night and was taken to
her home in the Rhode Island hospital
ambulance
Elizabeth Carey was fined SO and costs
I'm the Sixth district court today for de-
facing a building belonging to Michael
Mley. While drunk last night she
smashed a window sash.
Paride Toll was fined $50 and costs In
the 9Th district court. today. for an as
sault upon Francisco Carputo. These men
got into a quarrel over the finger game.
while in an Italian saloon and a blow
followed a taunt
Felix Gallagher, who dubbed John Rice
an old man, because the latter told Gal
lagher to stop beating his, Gallagher's
wife, was today bound over TO the grand
jury In $1,000 by Judge Sweetland.
William Rodgers was tried IN the 9Th
district court today on the charge OF
breaking and entering the shop OF Fred
Turootte. with intention to commit lar
cery. He was adjudged probably guilty
and held for the grand jury In $500.
Hose Q and Hook and Ladder 6 extIn-
guished slight FIRE In J. Schivone e.
Co.'s plumbing shop. % Lilly street at
$3.50 o'clock last night Some rubbish at
the rear OF the shop caught 1re from
some unknown cause.
Bernard Weathers, who keeps saloon
at 7s2 Eddy street. reports that Frank
Nelson OF 6S Wheeler avenue, while
asleep In the saloon at 10: 80 a. m. yester-
day was relieved OF his watch by man
whose name he gave to the police.
James Garigan. 20 years old. residing
at 162 Mantle avenue. while under the
influence OF liquor. fell when near his
home at IL o'clock last night and frac-
tured his right leg near the ankle He
was taken 10 the Rhode Island hospital
at o'clock this morning.
John Brennan, John Beauleu and
Thomas Stanley. young boys. were held
for the grand jury In $500 each for break
ing and entering Genardo Colaecios cob
bling shop on Branch avenue. last night.
and stealing $3.50 In small change.
HELD NO STEEL STOCK.
II was stated that Mrs. w NJ Bush in
a recent interview with a reporter OF The