The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-07
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Ten little resolutions all in a line
Good man burns his thumb, then there
are but nine.
Nine little resolutions wondering at fate
Ten dollar. comes in sight. then there
are but eight.
Eight little resolutions point the way
TO heaven
Long comes a poker game. then there
are but seven.
Seven little resolutions in a sorry TX
Pretty woman comes along. then there
are but six.
Six little resolutions trying hard to
Long comes a horse race. then there are
but hve.
Five little resolutions. only i've no more
Keyhole can't be found at all, then there
are but four.
-Four little resolutions still must pay a
Wife makes some inquiry, then there
are out three.
Three little resolutions looking very
blue
Some unhesrd-of circumstance brings
them down TO two.
Two little resolutions pondering what's
done
Preachers sermon hurts the man. then
there is but one.
one little resolution leaves a month
before
Never mind next New Years day you
can make some more.
Cleveland Leader.
Mr. Benjamin J. Buttolph OF Lenox ave-
nue. leaves tomorrow for a two-weeks trip
10 Chicago.
Charles f. Schoch found a pocketbook
containing a small sum OF money yester-
day and left II at the Fifth station
Ralph DeLaugs who was reported as
missing from his home at 142 Globe street,
has returned. his friends have announced
The front door OF the Mechanics Ma
tional bank at "a Dorrance street was
found open by Patrolman Kelly at 10 90
A. m.
Officer Briggs reports the cover OF the
fire hydrant on Weybosset street, near
Hay, as worn smooth and dangerous to
traffic today.
Mr.. William j. Weller. manager OF the
real estate department OF Beach a Sweet,
has been confined to his home IS Laura
street. by illness.
Two cans OF cream valued at s4 are
reported as stolen from Fannie Stones
doorway at rs Shawmut street, by the
Providence Dairy company.
The police OF the Third station found
Mortimer Sufivan's lunch room at East
River street open at an early hour this
morning and notified the owner.
When Elmer Tracey, a lad OF is years
OF age, was srraigned before Judge Sweet
land this morning he pleaded guilty 10
being an idle person ana wss placed on
probation.
Slight damage from a fire at $50 this
morning at the Postal Telegraph com
pany's office in the Banigsn building Is
reported as caused by a short circuit.
Hose | responded to a still alarm.
False keys were used to effect an en-
trance TO Enrico Marcello's at l02 Arthur
avenue during the night and the loss of
q dollar in change and some food valued
at $3.50 was reported TO the police.
An unoccupied pair OF mems pants was
found by Patroman T. T. Farrell on
North Main stret, near Grand View
street, at 1850 a. m They are awaiting
an owner at the Second station.
Doors were found open by the police
at Levin Brothers saloon c06 Gladstone
avenue: Harry Brothenan's harness shop
5S Black street, and George +. Peterson's 8
hardware store. lSs Charles street, all of
which were secured.
4 member OF Hose Company No. 3. on
Pond street. tripped and fell down stairs
at t4at station at 2SO this morning and
sustained a cut about an inch long and a
half inch deep in his head. The wound
was dressed by Or. Griffin.
The theft OF black marten mum valued
a s25 from the office OF DR. Philip Hen
riques at IS Aborn street. has been re-
ported to the police. The nun was the
property OF Bertha White OF Elmwood
avenue.
A black horse attached TO a pung was
found astray on Broad street about $50
last night by George r. Smith OF Tso Broad
street He took the outfit 10 the Fifth
station and Il was later turned over by
the police 10 Clyde Adams. a driver for
the Vermont Creamery.
While Thomas Corcoran was dancing at
Dimond hall i'm Randall square, about IL %
asst night. somebody saw his long black
box overcoat and admired the garment
SO much that he annexed A. When the
dance was over. Sorcoran discovered his
loes and reported IL 10 the Second station
police The garment Is valued at N5.
POLICE TAKE FOUR MOORE
CHILDREN TO CHARITY BUILDING