The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-20
NEWSLETS

At Ave maiden's wants are fcwi
A set OF blocks. doll or two,
A little place inside TO play
IL II should come a rainy day;
pair OF shoes. a pinafore;
| really think OF nothing more.
Nor wants she overmuch at ten:
A birthday party now and then,
A bit OF ribbon for her hair,
A little better dress TO wear.
Perhaps y pony cart to drive
A bit more than she did at 1--WE.
A modest increase at Is;
A party dress. i'm red or gree
A room alone that she may m
With bric-a- brac and candlesticks.
a parasol a fan-and. oh,
| quite forgot TO AIDA beau.
At twenty she Is quite above
All childish wants--she asks but love,
And dreams OF princes. tall and fair,
who come a-wooing and who dare
All dangers: and she keeps apart
For him the castle of her heart.
At twenty-five her fancy goes
To bonnets. frills. and furbelows.
A country place. a house I'm town,
better rig than Mrs. Brown
or Black or Jones, and just wee
Small figure In Society.
At thirty-well. little tea
For the distinguished Mrs. r..
Who writes-a prince 10 entertain
To prove her years were not In vain:
With silly tricks, q horse show box
And just a little plunge in stocks.
AT thirty-hve and forty-well
There isn't much that's new to tell:
little bigger country place
real good lotion for the face.
And some reduction made In those
one can afford to say she knows.
At fifty-does her fancy end?
She wants-ah yes she wants n friend
To prove her years were not nvair;
She wants those dreams Of youth again,
When princes-errant. tall and fair.
Lived, loved. and came a-wooins there.
At seventy she wants 10 know
Why Vanity and hollow show
Tempt wisdom from It's lofty sea,
She wants but case for gouty feet.
And peace 10 wonder what must he
The last leafs musings on the tree.
New York Times
Lizzie Gofman was before Judge Rueck-
ert. today. on the charge of shoplftins
and was fined 81 and costs.
John McVey was held for tho grand
jury I'm 5000 by Judge Rueckert. today, on
the charge OF keeping grog shop.
Henry Nelson was held in 500 by Judge
Rueckert. this morning, for trial next
Tuesday. on the charge OF shop-lifting
Daniel Harrington OF ASS BENEFIT street
reports stolen from shed on Bridge
street. Monday noon, an overcoat. valued
at S.
Underwear valued at s5. was stolen
from a clothesline at 20 Sheldon street
Monday Mrs. Susan Doyle makes the
complaint
Margaret McGair. who resides at the
rear Of iSs Public street. reports six tea
knives. Ave sheets and a pillow. valued al
s., stolen from her house yesterday.
Simon Berger residing at ~ Kane stree,
informs the police that his wife Jennie
Berger has been missing from home
since 6:O n. m. Dec. nth. She has five
small children and is slightly demented.
Henry Hermann was brought in on q
writ of capias, today. and by Judge
Rueckert was sentenced to the farm for
six months for being a sturdy beggar
Hermann was placed on probation. Nov
10th.
Norbet Fryxell, Is years old. was fined
$40 and costs by Judge Rueckert. today
for defacing building belonging 10 81.
mon Greenblatt by removing n gas Ak.
ture. and sentenced TO the reform school
during his minority for stealing metal
pan, valued at 1925 from Mr.. Greenblatt