The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-22
NEWSLETS

Dear Boy. Last year Thanksgiving time,
also the year before,
You wrote YOU were too busy to come
homeward. as Of yore
You said your work demanded that
YOU stay I'm town that day"
But hoped that maybe later on" you'd
get 20 slip away"
/ bore IL patiently enough--you ddn' (
know | cried
Each time almost as hard as when your
father died
But this year. as the day draws near, IL
seems | can't forego
The Joy OF having you at home-you
mustn't tell me No"
I'm not so strong som~way, my boy. I'm
haunted with a dream
OF days when he was with mel can see
the fireiRht gleam
Upon his rugged tired out form when he
came home az night
And warmed himself and rested by the
fireplace brave and bright:
see our kitchen table ss we ate our
evening meal
No single towhead missing: then the
homely feelings steal
Right back into my heart-they'll all he
here but you. and so
That's why | write 10 tell you that you
mustn't tell me NO
Your mothers not a weakling or a baby.
hut. my boy.
! thought you'd like 10 have me tell how
YOU could bring me JOY;
You used to-in the golden days when you
were at my knee
Lisp. "Muvver, sisters helpin'-ain't you
dot job for me7"
SO. here's your job. my grown up child-it
seems little task
But OH n YOU could know how dear 10
me is this / ask
The man that's still my babe" 10 me
would let his business 90
And eat Thanksgiving dinner with his
mother-is IL MOP"
baltimore American
Martin McDermott. or IS Borden street.
reports property valued at 5000 stolen
from his attic recently.
Paul Weir was held in 5000. by Judge
Sweetland today for trial next Friday
for an assault upon Antoine Weber
Richard f. Smith was held in 5000 by
Judge Sweetland today for trial next
Friday for a simple assault upon James |
Knott.
George A. Fisher reports a pane OF
glass broken I'm his shop window. SO Sabin
street Sunday night Valves valued at s95 .
We're taken.
Charles A. McManus was fined $50 and /
costs in the 9Th district court today for .
stealing tobacco, valued at si.26 from .
John j. Quinn.
Andrew S. Degan pleaded ont guilty in .
Judge Sweetlands court today and was
held in $500 for trial next Friday on the .
charge of non support
Charles w. Spencer reports a pane Of |
glass broken In his store at 226 Harrison /
Street. Sunday night and that leather. !
valued at 81, was taken.
William Galligan. a boy. was fined SO |
and costs i'm the 9Th district court today |
for the theft OF coal, valued at % cents I
from the n. Y, y. II. and II. r. II. Co.
IAzzl Mounto and Maude woodard were
placed on probation until June 2sd by
Judge Sweetland. today, for the theft OF
two books. valued at 81 from Mary ii.
Clapp.
Frederick Pausero was held by Judge
Sweetland. today, and I'm $500 for trial
next Friday. He was charged with hav-
ing made an assault with a knife upon
Luciano Barletta.
An electric express collided with
Charles r. Dana's buggy. at the corner
" Elmwood avenue and Rutland street
II 9a5 a. m. yesterday. Mr.. Dana. who
'esides at ~ Libby street, was thrown out
IND his side was bruised. The buggy was
osiderably damaged.
Charles r s Mitchell OF $50 Weyhosset
street. reports his hunting case Eold-hn-
ID watch, valued at $40 and a-eAa4H- waltz
d at TO- were stolen from his vest pocket
ast night. The garment had been hung
Ip an a locker in a Clemence street bowl
ng hall.
Palo Polineau Guilo Delmonico, Ameri-
us Longan and Rafaela Capone were
ned 81 each In the 9Th district juvenile
ourt today for stealing two cakes, valued !
{ 20 cents from Arthur Brown: belmont .
O was also fined 81 for the theft OF fish. .
alued at siSS from Fearney.& & Son, and
olineau. Delmonico and Longan were p,
eld for the grand jury for breaking and )
ntering G. ~. Sprague's store and steal
" property, valued at ~ cents.