Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1909-12-24

be shall lind me IL neeas eas :.
10 hiring me 10 him The slener wit
pardon ne. hut he is isSe-liSe q son.
Thanks. Giovanni ny The way. did
yca kear woman singing n The
street isst nigh; s.
Yes. Al ar<t,.- Giovanni heSltsted
~Ah. bat ts'st ceu'd net he. Giovan.
nj: that coaa act hcs'
ssNe. It eauld Hes IL. Rst she sang
WE'LL the cid servant vcatnred
80 thausGs even ran cut lnta
the street IA md ,nt wha she Wa. tet
SO xani h=a isse f'ie tasiy r. The con
thst. While s6e sang in stailaa. she Der
SELF was aes wholly Of that race
"BuontSSima Gkosaani struck
noiseiess bravo with his hands. 'fiave
! not always said that The sivnor's
cars ar as harp "a my ewnf Ne. the
voice was very beautiful. but It was
not truly Remain. IL was more like
they talk In Venice. And vet the sound
Of the voice decided me. The bills have
always been calling to me. aud must
answer
And the unforgett.ug carabiniersy'
"oh. must take my chance" With
the air of fatalist.
What shall you dos@
II have my two hands signer. Re
sides, the siSnor has said it'll am
rich" Giovanni permitted smile 10
stir his thin lips "Yes, l must SO
back. Your people have been good 70
me- and have legally made me one Of
them. but my heart IL never here. II Is
always so cold, and every one moves
% quickly. You cannot lie down IN
the sun. Your police. bah, They beat
you on the feet. You remember when
I fell asleep ON the steps Of the cathe-
drals They thought | was drunk aud
would have arrested mer'
Everybody must keep moving here.
II Is the penalty Of being rich"
And | am lonesome for my kind |
have nothing IN common with these
herds OF Siellians and Neapelitans who
pour into the streets from the
wharfs,. Giovanni spoke seornfulls,
"Yet In wartime the Neanolitans
sheltered your pope"
VANITY, They wished to make an
impression on the rest Of the world.
IL Is Gun here besides. There Is no
Joy IN the shops am lost I'm these
great palaces The fiesta Is lacking
Nobody BARGAINS. nobody sees the pro.
rrictor You find your way to the
streets alone. The butcher Says that
his meat Is so aud SO. and yan paw.
The grocer marks his tins snsh and
such. and you do not question. and
the baker says that. and yon pay. pay.
payl whats need cellar; II l.
auindici- fifteen ven say, | offer quaf
tordlci | would give Interest 10 the
sale but. no. The collar gee4 back
into the box ] pav uuinsliei or ! SO
without. II is the same every where
terry dnll. dead lifsiess.
Hillard was moved to laughter, He
very we'll understood the old mans
lament In italy II there Is one thing
more than another that pleases the m.
tive II Il ia make believe 10 himself
that he has rot the better Of a bar.
gain. A shrewd purchase enllvens the
Nifbte Vi u II tt8ss = = tt3ats t%tAss"Ft
over and becomes the. history of tho
day.
Hlliard presently left the house aud
hailed Fifth avenue omnibus. He
looked with negative interest at the
advertisements. at the people tn the
streets. al his fellow travellers. oae Of
these was hidden behind his morning
paper. Personals. HilIard sgnlrned n
little. The world never holds very
much romance 10 the sober morning.
What stupid piece of folly ine
Idea Of bis sending that personal In
quiry 10 the paper! Tomorrow he
would see II sandw iched In between
samples OF shopglrl romance. qucs-
tionab bic intrigues and divers search
warrants. fe gods. -will the blond
who smiled at gentleman In blue serge.
elevated train. Tuesday. meet same In
park. Object. matrltnony." Hiiiard
itigeied Young man known as Ado
mis- would adere stout elderly lady IL
dependeDiiy situated Object. mntri-
nony." rish' -Girlie. Can't keep mp
pointment tonight. WILLIE Tush, "A
French widow Of eighteen. unincum.
bereti..' and 80 forth and 80 on. Rot,
bally rot. aud here ke was on the way
TO join them! "wilI the lady who sang
from Nine Angot' communicate with
gentleman who leaned out Of the
window? J. H., Burgomaster Club"