The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-07
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" is q curry eating house. There isn't n place
in New York. rs big as II IL. whore curry is a
specially. As for myself, I'd rather have a
good curry than a trip pass to the Rlondike.
What is q good curryp 1t is one that YOU can't
ind in New York or any other city In America
that 1 know OF. Where do they make them9
In Singapore. for instance; in East India gem
orally; China and japan. The SinghOlese are
most famous for their curries. London has
only one good curry place. The curry Is not
indigenous TO London, though the English eat
moro curry than any other Europeans. You
SEQ tho British officers returning there from
t Wbdt E cuTry lnS TSs, Se SSeoHn Ehf tor t tSSt. l'asst tiiii
iinGHSS4l b IF ESnSsffssnTG Ga Il y G not q Che ne ssh Rais m tSin sS
they, do In East india, Tor. the roots and herbs
and truck that go into L the cayenne Pepnper.
for; can only, be found attheir best and freshest
IRnerres s which 8Rfs2n would AT By SG e. M much S3u' Set feF0 than STst 'tSs
best we now, have that they would be equal, to
stlnSfnG aed aI SS too SSm mnach 81 IT i Is bad Sp io2 the h fi S!
sides Of 2 man. particularly the liver. which
seem e. into to be. sensitive ITO, to curry; =, Curry should aid
iiseStssg nrc at ,tRefrt, minimum. indeed. curry I
should be opened, here which would make. a
for each day ofthe. week. so all tastes might DO
prove to be such a good. thing that every first
class eater In town would do what he could to
push II along to permanent success"
Did you ever notice on the street as You
walked along with nothing especially impor-
ant to engage your attention" remarked the
young fellow with a flexible face who might
have been a"masher' IL he had been reared
differently. what n difference there is in the
way people you meet look at you ordon'tp Men
or women; tho question includes all kinds.
About two-thirds are 80 intent upon their own
thoughts that they don't see you at all. as you
know In many cases when you meet people Of
your acquaintance who pass within touch OF
you and would miss you completely unless you
took means to prevent 1t. or the others, some
times you will meet a man who will look at you
with an interest that will make you wonder
what he really thinks Of you. 1t is kindly in
terest, too, as you can see by his expression.
Sometimes there Ia a start Of recognition which
stops on the moment when the locker realizes
that you are a stranger similar nih3r in apPsnrenee
Of as Esli you u passed as him, isSomettikmMes a man win
aSafa q be S Som s2 hiinse9 ouy o o9e wh SSRR a lSSt t goqr
clothes, and YOU take a GLANCE at yourself IN
The chances are that you have on a suit of
IF he his Is m ITisai%s has an o HPd uc he assls like fH
an unexpected place. sometimest the attraction
is s on eosslsly II a t Bond wPy h Of a S coat yS eS3lr sht tnE9sa
will, make each Of, you look at The other and
s needs mo GtFodS SS foe Go zane e hhmaa sdeli Rm saSs
the women there Is less OF this. even as regards
often meets a woman Who looks at him with an
interest he wonders at. but never, knows the
Il fs she should Z; Use see et that ! he eI notised It. her G!' emib al
rassment would make her, feel decidedly like
they have sons ftheir own about that age whom
they may compare in their minds with these
again. Perhaps the memory Of a son gone to
his grave Is 9niGkened by the meeting N the
younger women and the pinHE.cheekeeddT maidens
they cannot help occasionally seeing, a face
" the throng that c39mpels them to look again
denly and seek an interest at once in sormething
S Se% woman IN si E6sld fG mt seRst T TSas sense sS eS 81 sss@e
G{ 15 a SlssS W whiGa SSe e ntfsrly f1Ras sS9grssS S t1e
ss@esFSsassts n 's E @sS 81 w f%e@ eou IA RRs PAVE 6sa sdr RS i&n sa sst
in her. That's women. Another kind is the
she gives the whole snap away BY her 11unny
attempts TO conceal that consciousness, Some
ming OF a little air; sometimes il is q sudden
Interest In the person she is with or In some
sRhin Ge N a tXhi 6GsSt, a yoai 6 10 % 81 tSs s4 fRi 1h!Rf I
have never been able to do yet. though. Is to
make & woman Ins1aG come toy toward you on a straight
Where h the way before 20 you for a hu1dFFed feet Or
more is clear. and there IL a woman at the far
course she can't help seeing you. but she
doesn't know What you are thlpkLnS Of: Nov
S S5SnS FIAT # u.s. Is. try Te{ e. G GPIiE L. k?TfRR e asr i iR ti one T IN J
you can run a woman. of the sidewalk and not
conditions are favorable try 1t and see"
New York is too big for me-" sighed the
clerk in q Nassau street office. and I want to
go back to my dear native land. I've lived
here now for going on two years, and the feel.
Ing OF strangeness and Of immensely and dis.
lance Is fully as strong now as it was the first
day ! landed here. In my town in the West
and 1t has over 100000 people. 80 It is no vii.
lage-I knew a letter carrier or two. a police.
man on the beat where l lived and another or
the beat whore I worked. I knew the milk
man and the huckster; 1 knew two fruit stand
men; among the clerks In the stores whore
did my dealing l had several very pleasant
,st9re sequaintanees, and was on terms with
or course. the acquaintance was q business
one, and ibid not claim any social recognition
agreeable to me to be greeted by any or ali O
them with a smile or q nod ora Good morn,
the humanity lie rushed orcrowded out OF eyery,
body. l know that all my attempts at friend
i ttV0't that nF0 reminds eflHitIu me-" Of 'fe sweIYV SOCIETY,"
1t is, worse, for there is. a sense Of suspicion
and l feel that l am watched as II I had ~slniste
ing seen a policeman or letter carrier smli,
whom on duty. and once or twice. when I wa
feeling good and attempted to be a bit frivolous
with them, I was. frowned down as III had beef
guilty OF a breach OF etiquette. Indeed. l al
ways feel In addressing them as II they resentet
my speaking to them without an introduction
have fonnd policemen somo direrenti In Brook
lyn, but IL IL nearly as far TO Brooklyn as II 4
out home. and I cant go there for relief from
the strain. ! have been In. a good many New
forE stores If 81 I abd I'm IN some so nee OF t them a god iSd G mnap!
never recognize me when / come again, and 4
In thoughtless exploration / have said Goo
morning to one of them. as ono naturally Woul
In meeting something familiar In the Desert O
Sahara. while ! might be greeted in the sam