The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-01
NEWSLETS

When Lent begins, milady's face
Takes on a look OF heavenly grace;
Her eyes turn upward--ten degrees,
Like st. Cecilia's Ger the keys,
She's all sedateness In her walk
And circumspectness in her talk,
ON needles am kept. and pins.
Ply her l love-whel Lent begins.
When Lent begins milady's lips
Are scaled TO badiuage and quips,
To certain forms OF food she dotes on
The Kind she mostly feels her oats" on.
Also TO ksses-woe Is me.
Who has 10 sit around and see
The promised land wheneer she grins.
Sho tempts me so-when Lent begins.
when Lent begins-oh. me! oh, my!
So heartily provoked am |
with her ascetic rrudishness
"a sort Of psychic dudishness)
That would fain persuade her 10
Go on n moral raid or two.
Commit a hundred petty sins
For love OF them--when Lent begins.
Wnen Lent begins--l II take II back.
Milady on the beaten track
OF sweet pre- Eastor piety
A model OF propriety
IL quite the sweetest thing ] know;
And were she elsevise 1 should grow
|
I'm glad she's good-when Lent begins.
Baltimore American.
Walter II. Wood will open the store next
to ixby silver Company for the sale of
pitture frames and art goods.
Mary GrimIy NJ 40 Eddy street reports
the theft from an attic room in her house,
this week OF two rugs, valued at SIS
William s. Young. who has no home,
wAS taken III at n m, yesterday, when
near the I'd police station and was sent 10
the Rhode Island hospital.
Samuel Yamond was today sentenced TO
iail for 30 days. by Judge Sweetland for
the theft OF n bicycle, valued at $40. the
property OF Concezio De Magistris.
Miss Mary A. Bell OF q Mt Vernon
street reports that her watch. valued at
81 vas stolen from her when on West
M tter street. yesterday afternoon.
Nav Vernon and Emma Carroll were
r, reo on probation by Judge Sweetland
I. day having pleaded guilty to the
charge OF being common night walkers.
They came here from Boston.
John Clark, night watohman at 393
Westminster street, saw a man trying 10
onen several store doors near Empire
street. at 3:30 o'clock this morning. The
man hud two large buffehe~- Of keys
Today the announcement was made that
Arthur B. l.isle has been admitted To
membership In the firm OF -. A. Pierce
& Co. bankers and brokers, and IL has
been received with n great deal Of inter
est and pleasure by the friends of both
the rev partner and the firm.
Rev. w ri. Daniels. NJ. A. principal Of
The Pentecostal Collegiate Institute,
North Scituate is expected to speak nj
Peoples Pentecostdl church. Sunday
10 30 n. m. At 3 o'clock will be the quarter
ly love feast The pastor will preach al
the Z o'clock re ,iyal meeting. Stirring
song service with orchestra
Frederick Lopez was arraigned In the
eth district court today on private com
rlaint brought by Frederick Plstocco. who
cl.'ms that Lopez cut him with n knife
Iistocco had prev. .ously been before the
court for assault with club upon lopez
Tile assaults occurred I'm a house on
Ledge street. Lopez was held In $500 for
trial Friday.
Harry Taberiskv was placed on proba
don, by Judge Swectland. today. for the
theft of n watch, vehied at SIS from Jacob
Rlaustein The latter was given a hustle
~, four young men when at the corner of
North Main and Star streets Thursday
night When they left him Blaustein' s
watch was missing Taberisky. who was
of the gang payneG the watch. Detective
Coo frey and Lieut. Hartnett recovered
the property and made the arrest.