The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-13
LIVE TOPICS ABOUT Town.

license to dr6eB as no ploa6oS. LOOK O
that window hats Of every style from tn
time OF the cave jewellers. You have t.
keep them, though. man may be per
feotly sane In tho matter OF dress all tn,
year until this season. Look at that, viii
you-you can hear the band a-playin'--
Gazing intently at the window was q
man about 20, who aside from his mode
Of dress appeared to lie rational. Hif
hat was Of Unusual shape. with wide rolling
brim, and the band would have made
brown coat, with the bottom button fast.
ened, showing bulging pink shirt and a
soft necktie Of lavender with long ends;
white flannel trousers with broad stripe
of baby blue, low cut bronze colored shoes
and heavy walking stick completed his
makeup.
"A thing Of beautyuyes. I . know him. M.
of my regular show window customers.
Hell stand there for half an hour at a time.
He gets his ideas here and goes elsewhere
and builds on them
One Of the methods by which the Loeb
School OF Music is going to supply the
atmosphere OF musical study found In
the European Conservatives 10 the daily
luncheon This will be held In the dining
room OF the old Lenox mansion and thege
viii be special lunch prepared by cooks who
are presumably capable OF supplying what
will tend to increase tho musical atmos-
phere.
Professors, pupils and all the function
aries OF the school viii meet at this MONDAY
meal to talk music and help along the at
mosphere as much Is they can.
A young business man Of Harlem who
didn't love dogs surprised his wife the
other night by bringing homo dtsreputable
looking, half starved mongrel.
Nov, It's all right he told her. This
you hear tho circumstances you won't
object. About three blocks away from the
house this dog deliberately stopped IN
front Of me. The beast looked as II he had
not eaten for days. never had q home and
had been kicked and cufied by nearly every
ing way that couldn't he d STOPPING down
and patting him once or twice on the head.
Il thought no moro about the matter
and continued on my way home. When !
had gone block or 30 ] suddenly felt some.
turning around saw this poor beast, out
him on the head, licking my hand.
After this dog gets few meals and
wash he will look very different from the
way he looks now. Anyvay' want him
to stay
The dog stayed.
The purchasers Of English handbags
and other sole leather articles Of luggage
are proud enough Of these possessions
until they lose the key. The looks are so
constructed that it is impossible In nine
cases out Of ten to find or make key that
will fit them. All the makers can do Is put
on a new lock.
The cost of that when he has only lost
key will put the most satisfied man out of
oonceit with his London finery.
Its odd" said the casual diner in the
quick lunch restaurant, to his neighbor, a
stranger, "and it's an old query, but did
you ever stop to think how II is that fly
shs fa lie. Ss W hts sss h H0s
He flies from the table, for instance, up
to the ceiling and there he halts moment
to wash his face, but presto, he is upside
down How does he do It? Does he grab
hold with his front hands and swing himself
under? Does he do a oorkscrew curve
and catch with all fours, or skies? Or how
does he do IT,"
my observation OF smokers" says a
cigar dealer. leads me to believe that a
mans character can be read pretty &C.
by the way he handles his cigar
Take the man who grips the butt fast
between his teeth aud just let's her burn
any old way have always found him to
be aggressive. bound to get what he wants
and do what he pleases, regardless Of the
rights of others
His opposite IL the fellow who smokes
slowly and deliberately. turning the cigar
around and watching the smoke curl up
ward. He's q good fellow, / always think.
and true as steel.
The weak, characterless man puffs
the nervous man handles Lis cigar cumsily,
as IL he didn't know just what to do with It.
The vain, boastful man tips his cigar to
the sky, while the levelheaded smoker
keeps It horizontal and puffs away regu-
arly. The man who chews his butt and
visits 1t from corner to corner Of his
mouth is generally Of a tenacious disposi-
lion. but high strung.
THE best fellow Of all. from a social
point is the man who can't keep his cigar
flight. Youll always find him Jolly
companion with fund Of good stories
Match' Yes, sir, Here you are"
Two verdant men. evidently in New
York for the first time and bent on seeing
all the sights. had travelled uptown as far
az where the subway trains shoot out Of
The tunnel upon the elevated structure
md into the earth again.
staring agape at the lofty iron STRUCTURE a
rain came along and darted into he tun-
,el
We'll it went all right that time said
me to the other, "but one of these times,
hem cars ia going to miss that hole, and
here II he the durndest smashup you ever
Jaw