The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-29
lATCHDEN GERRYS, SAYSIzzY
,ro DEY WON'T GIT A MAD on you
VEN YOU VAS RICH LIKE ME-.

...,r,lcht Youngster. Released From the
society Into the Lap OF Plenty. Gives
s.xe Advice TO His Neighbors- Bright
Outlook for Mother and Her Boys.
L,us Icy and Able Sternlicht are back
=. Nome, at IS Lewis street, with q young
,..ish woman to look out for them until
.s.,, mother gets out OF Bellevue Hospital.
Ius,ice Wyatt OF the Children's Court
wv them out OF the hands OF the Gerry
.ociety Yesterday and turned them over
~ Mas Pearlman OF the United Hebrew
n.Ities She found a woman to act as
ether for the three boys until Mrs. Stern
,obt Il we'll, and as the representative OF
,hs Hebrew Charities she will keep an eye
Oh the boys ever. day to see that they
,snt nothing.
That part OF Lewis street where the
usrnichts live buzzed with pleasurabls
settlement last night. Most everybody
"a the ueighborhood called on the three
bon. including Ltwoch, the landlord.
Who sells pickles from puschart. Even
nd Aaron Heidelberg, the pushcart Rookie
tsller Of Lewis street, who used to threaten
ma small Sternlichts with cops and shoe
tbem away from his cake wagons, dropped
IN To leave some sticks Of striped candy
and null his long whiskers the while he
quoted wise advice to Izzy from the Talmud
about the duty OF the young to be humble
IN the face Of new riches.
The aged rabbi from the synagogue
around the corner was there. OF the small
friends of the Sternlichts, the ragged little
tsnement dwelers who would like the
rood fairies to do few things for them.
there were scores.
Louis, Able and Izzy received them with
dgnifed hospitality. Izzy. with his mouth
hll of very filling Hamburger steak and
apiece of apple pie in each hand, was moved
to sage advice TO his youthful callers:
.Neher' said he, "let dem Gerrys get a
mad nit you,
.Vot ISIS dem Gerrys?' asked Isadore
Cohen of the same house.
.Dey iss mems vat waits until your mudder
roes 10 de sick house and then makes grab
On you" said Izzy. III dey get mad on
YOU dey call cop an chase you to big
you, We're rich now. De Gerrys don't
make any grab ven you vas rich.
The young woman that the Hebrew Chart
ties has hired to take care OF the Sternlichts
has tidied up their two small rooms IN the
tenement until they fairly shine with scrub
plenty Of good things to eat and the cup
board s full The great danger is now that
the small Sternlichts may geta stomachach che
from too much watermelon, pies and candy.
The three boys are generous, however,
and they were doing their best last night
happy with portion Of their gifts The
Young Hebrew woman dispensed water.
melon, cake, candy and pie to scores OF
little people who cha ttered in Yiddish.
Never was there such delightful gobbling,
such fine filing on sweet things. Goodies
Of pushcar Carnegies who didn't want
to die rich, were there for the asking;
Litwoch, the landlord. has been paid his
rent but the Sternlichts may not stay at
vii put them in another place as soon al
Mrs. 'Sternlicht gets out Of Bellevue.
Now that the Sternlichts are famous and
rally rich In the estimation Of Lewis street
there Is something better in store for them
,aan two rooms in tenement s, floor, scrub.
icr tho boys. The United Hebrew Chair.
f.. the secretary of the institution said
Yesterday, will take the money that good
hesrted New York ers sent to THE Sun
tor the family. and gave in other ways, and
IT, vii set the mother up in a small candy OF
notion store, where the work will be COM
uratively light and she can make living
With the assistance Of her bright boys.
The Sun has received for the Sternlichts
nfar ts4; SOS has been credited to the family
he boys by callers. That makes Sle3
With whatever sum the United Hebrew
Charities decides to add. that will make
,nice investment toward a small business.
When the three boys were told about
he plan Last night they were 80 80 happy
, degree OF pleasure not TO be measured
BY ordinary standards.
We will pc merohants,' said Izzy proudly.
unit make profits on all goods. Maybe
will come py q bank unit wear long peards
mt high hats like tho rabbi Isaac
Icy was for handing out jobs to the
mail callers right away. He went to bed
10 dream OF riches beyond the dreams OF
,varoe. Louis, q level headed .youngster,
received the news as befitted the head OF
the family.
1T viii be fine for mudder, said he. .Ve
an help her that way unit never pc pehind
With the rent or get IN the hands OF the
Gerry society again
Agent jenkins Of the Gerry society de-.
MED yerterday that that great and good
institution butted into the Sternlicht case
Of It's own initiative and snatched the chill
dren from their home after money had been
poeivsd for their support and plenty OF
People were ready to care for them. He
aid that citizen had asked them to take
Charge OF the children.
When the Gerry society sent tho children
70 Children's Court yesterday ana MISS
Pearlman appeared for the United Hebrew
Charities Justice Wyatt didn't waste much
time taking the children out Of the society g
hands. He asked Miss Pearlman what
she intended doing with the Sternlichts.
she informed him and he gave the children
into her charge without more ado. The
mall Sternlichts put their hands in Miss
pearlman's and left the Gerry agent with
relief in their faces.
THp Sun acknowledges the receipt Of
tbs following moneys for the benefit o.
he Sternlchts yesterday: Continual
ssader,', sent s.; Sympathy s: 2; Il;
u Anglo-American.S by check. $40; w. b
H. 81 p. O. box 39s. Atlantic Highlands
~, 81; H., $40; l.. E. G., 81 and M. E p.
W. Ca