The evening world., 1906-08-18

TT was iary afternoon. exc pt FOR
those moments vicn the auto hit
the high places Mr. Fitch wos m
summer suit and n mood TO match.
iIe sat in front with = young man who
hld sunhurncd hnlr. an Impressive
silence and strouE rrfp on the sltla-
tIon Occasionally Mr. Fitch would
squeeze gentle squewk out % us
horn that rested In his lap and then
that pucstlon which has come crying
down the nges-'Yhs does n chicken
cross the street 7''--would be answered
by short-leEgsd puilet or long
>JeFgea somethInF-or-o other
We we're seeing Greenwich and We
loft >thc dry ola drama far bchind IN
the dust once. and only once. asked
Mr. F1ica what be hos boen doinE FOR
the drama during tho good old sum
mcr time.
Don't. please DON'T" he impiorcd.
Don't worm Il out OF me I've not
forgotten the last ums you wormed
my new play out OF me. And DO YOU
remember what happened 70 that play
II was a horrible isHurer'
Tho auto Bhudd~rod and psonsed
mAdiy down steep hill.
This il IN. HILL" said the appre-
hensive Fitch down whleh Israel Put
nam made his famous ride.
And now the electric car u beating
| his record"
yes. y hs had NOited a few year
/ be rntznt have taken car"
This feeble attempt ~ huFnor quite
exhausted both OF u.s. ana We haruiS
spoke again until tnc Fueh country
house doomed W hlgh and White on
-azs - ''z.s -
bit in its teeth and made FOR home
Ike hungry horse. Presently white
figures giesrnei out OF the green. and
with n last tsra snd iureh tho motor
aes- a.fass-sf So. s4pnEssfia sr Italian
garden.
This fsai:an garden IN Connecticut
is the funniest thing clyde Fitch has
ever done. Not that II was funny In
Itaelf. ,,ut that Y seemed funny in Con
nectieut-not one og those unbiushinx
statues with even a Connecticut wrap
per one af these days Mr.. Fitch may
write On Tho Conversion OF Connecu-
cut " The netrthors are marching on
I In fact, they re getting a bit too close
b sIit Mr. Fitch.
when ] built here was away out
IN tho country. ne eaid. Bat
Greenwich has grown until I'm only "
ruburbanite / want 20 sell s-le place
and build another hous. near the n ID
son. where ! have several acres Of real
country"
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n'" sF'rE Neuh 'N,Fn Io' IN" u'lnss
: "H' hul am ',r'tUl 70 nuy INNS
,hAi haVe reai VaIHe' ana u SHOULD
pe nriten in'o hHVing "hle-~oht come y
we went info the saFsefs Aaud"- a
i"rTaeea portion Of M Win chairs
enough Tor . ho1Ah Tariy. ana cushions
enough Tor college, play.
''Rests1l Isn't IT, rnurrnured Mr.
Fltoa' Mfhlns in'o the scenery. 'iNe
faine' 'ihc VNiet corner
II wAs 40 Al'orethrr reS'ful thht
wondered WY an American huthor
rhouh ko abroad 10 write an American
play.
''But 7 don't NJ sbrn,d IA writ. %
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FOR angther klnA m rest. v1u know 10
havN \ rnutuni f,A.ts-siAsnst,s, "a p-,-,
the windows and let N The air. Also
Vote rrwt u Impossible where ono can
be reached AZ shy TINA Of the dAy or
niThf nv tcIerraph. telrohofre. train or
rn"tor-ehr- The rnanaeNr CART I'm At
me- on 'he othNt SIDE 70 ask about a
tack In The scenery. Dn'ly Jones' CANE
hWoop h6Wh Upon me- with her taekers
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| X. yslr,v .ooA -, ~, o,,iv ar
weeks behind In my work. II sha's a
bad Actrest I'm always six yeAnh b.
hind"
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