The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-01
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In the garden. long ago,

IN tne Hhtuen, fOhS hbo,
Walked the lovers TO ana fro,
Where the primrose buds were sleeping
In row.
Where the lily bells hung dreaming
And the rainbow tints were cleaning
On the dew drops in the clover
Just below.
In the garden. long ago,
Some one whispered soft and slow
An old story. sweet and tender.
And / know
That the maiden fair who listened
Dropped her bonny head. while glistened
Her bright tear drops on his shoulder.
Just below,
In the garden. long ago,
Came her answer. sweet and low.
And her lover caught and kissed her
q heard so)
And they wandered, idly dreaming
In the garden. midst the cleaning
or the dew drops on the clover
Just below.
In the garden. long ago,
Walked my grandpa, 10 and fro.
with his sweetheart-'twas my grandma.
Don't you know
And there's some one-my own lover,
Standing now amid the clover.
And he calls me to the garden
Just below.
Men and Women.
Peter Cox was fined 81 and costs by
Judge Sweetland today for throwing glass
into Fountain street.
Ernest Claim OF 254 Weybosset street,
reports that watch valued at sl27b was
stolen from his shop window yesterday.
Edmond Cloutier OF S21 Knight street
reports that he lost in some drinking place
In the Fourth district yesterday violin
valued at $50.
Charles Kean OF It's williams street.
reports provisions valued at $50 were
stolen from an ice chest in the back en-
try Of his house yesterday afternoon.
Minnie Burns OF lS Hendrick street. re-
ports that while she was on a Mount
Pleasant car. on Atwelrs avenue, last
evening. somebody hit her with stone.
Mrs. Frank M Day, residing at rs Pekin
street informs the police that a pair OF
wheels. valued at 50. was stolen from
baby carriage at her house. Wednesday
night
James Murray. 20 years old. residing
at Simmonsville. r. l., fell from horse
on Peck street last evenin and sprsined
his right ankle. He was sent to the
Rhode Island hospital.
An alarm given from box 34 at
7:a5 o'clock last night, was for a fire In
pile OF mattresses and bedding In the
basement OF The Colonial" at 65s West
minister street; cause unknown.
Mrs. George Grace OF II Lisbon street.
fell from an electric car on Orms street
at IL o'clock. yesterday noon. Her left
arm was broken at the wrist DR.. II.
s. Flynn OF 331 Smith street attended her.
There will be a meeting OF the Provi-
dence woman's Christian Temperance
union in the small hafl OF the Young
Mems Christian association, Friday, at 3
O'clock. Reports OF vacation work by
committees and others.
Beatrice De Lugia was fined so and
costs In the Sixth district court today
on each OF two complaints for assault
one upon Marish Caliva and Francesca
Imbrugha. Jealousy caused scrap"
in which Beatrice slapped Mariah's hand
and scratched Francesco's face.
Walter b. Frost. editor and publisher
OF The Manufacturing Jeweler, has been
chosen a member OF Jury No. l In the
department OF manufacturers at the St
Louis exposition. That Jury Is to pass
upon stationery, silversmiths and gold
smiths wares. tewelry. clock and watch
making beginning it's work tomorrow.
James Hartley was fined SIS and costs
in the Sixth district court today for the
theft OF Is yards OF cloth, valued at 81
from the United States Finishing COM
pany. whose plant Is on Charles street.
He was arrested as he was leaving the
mill last evening. Some OF the cloth was
In his dinner pail and some was under
his clothing. Detective Godfrey also To-
Gated 60 yards OF the cloth at Hartleys
home In Centra, Falls.
Jaspar--I often wondered why Jenkins is
not more popular. for he Is the most
polite man / know.
Jumpuppe-That is just the trouble.
He is so confounded polite that he leaves
the impression that he wants TO borrow
money.--Town Topics.
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