The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-27
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The baby out for an airing the other after
noon. The wagon he used wAs small and
II was close ht even for such mite. The
day was bright and clear, there was = bfac-
Ing breeze from the North River and the sun
wasn't too warm, but the baby was In .
temper and was screaming. The young
ster stopped several tines. sorely perplexed.
He rearransed the light covering and tucked
II In oil around SO the baby wouldn't get
cold. He remembered having seen HE
mother turn the baby over on its face when
something seemed to be wrong. II required
all his strength to do this.
Nov baby mustn't cry he said with q
sh:ky iit:ls voice 'or big policeman will
Around the corner from Seventh avenue
Tho little fellow had seen big boys run
whom . policeman approached, and 70
could run. too, n 4 wasn't for leaving ne "a
% Tie pcc co.,: Station and .uppsr
The thought was too much and he Joined In
Hslie, little man" said the cop. what.
si thts' ~ 2 tight squesss for baby.
.ston and Syr h pn t. yo s Ao a1s ar: s
Ms. Meduirs's little Soy. amt you' web,
come along"
The ingenuity Of the small boy has turned
out nav toy, which 10 furnishing great
sport In the outlying sections OF tho city,
although 1t would hardly 20 on tho East
Side. tits land yacht built on the plan Of IN
iceboat. but with rollers instead Of runners;
With . nvs-foot mast igged with E np eno
MAMMAL one OF these yechte VIII ehoe ovef
the asphalt IN almost any kind Of nseeee 4:
land yechtsmen over their queer GRAFT, par
ticularly In The Bronx, whore there b less
danger Of the sport being Interrupted
Regular customers? Well, I should say
replied tho cashier in . Broadway auto
matic vaudeville place. There are people
who have been coming In at least once
week ever since the place opened. They
60 tho rounds and pick out the music that
weekly, and there Is often q special feature
like the voice OF the Pope OF Joseph Jeher-
sThs people have their fancies. too.
That young fellow over there with long mar
combed back -ed'ye think he'd listen t1 81, :
Classic ssf for biz. And that old gentleman
he's one Of our oldest and most regular cus-
toners. He looks grim. but he's got q senti.
| mental spot in his heart and always picks out
music like. When the Harvest Days Are
Over Jessie Dear. Take This Letter TO
| My Mother and the like
Situated near Union Square Ia an eetab-
lislimsnt that IL familiarly referred to ~
polyglot printing office. Here a speciality
! Is made OF job work and ietterpress In lam
qua ges not frequently employed in busi-
, ness. There IL certain element among
the aliens which prefers home text, and II
is from them that most OF the business n Is
| have his choice OF Chinese. Finnish, Greek
Polish. Russian, Ssrvian. Tamil, Welsh or
! Yiddish.
Some OF the dusky prisoners who were
caught by the police on the night OF the San
,Juan Hill riot made elaborate defenses in
the police court next day. One warrior
with banda ged head. thought TO impress
the Ma gistrate by his plea.
4 was guilty Of f1ghtin'," he admitted
but l certainly wasn't guilty OF contempt
| to riot,
A woman dashed into the Twenty.third
street subway station the other day. hot
and hurried, and ran to board waiting
trim. At the ticket chopper she missed her
ticket looked into her purse, shook out hei
| newspapers, examined her parcels and
grew desperate as the train moved out.
Its in your mouth, madam, said the
ticket man, finally.
saw II there? ] missed my train!' snapped
at amt for the likes o me. ms am,
said the man politely: Ito he tnktn' tickets
out OF q lady's mouth,
.No." said the connding and self-con'
scious trolley conductor. who wore marrow
strip OF cslluloid around his neck in such
fashion that it might be mistaken for acol'
lar. Il don't like to wear celhloid collars
anv better than you like to look at them
But the company's regulations require uf
to wear white collars, and you can imagine
how long linen collar would last on
prescribes that We shall wear uniforms OF !
certain cut, with 80 many buttons, OF clotf
OF certain quality and weight. The winter
and summer uniform 10 the same. Besides
being kept on the jump. We have to carry
several bounds OF silver change, q report
hook, q ticket punch, a watch, and lot o.
other things. I don't see why the com
pany couldn't let US wear gray serge blo'ise'
In summer
A novelty In portable sun dials Ia found II
ono that IL contained, along with compass
In a run metal case that IL no larger thar
that Of an ordinary hunting csse watch
The novel feature Of this little sun dial con
sists in an adjustable gnomon, which can 3.
moved along scsie th as ~ misEec "a, iii III
The anomon OF this little sun dial to the RICH
arure on the scale 1t viii tell the time 10
him a. correctly In ono latitude as IN an
other.
Il think said dealer. that more Their
mometers are sold in winter than In sum
ner. In summer, when windows are al
open and the temperature IL the same In
doors and out, people can make close
ruees at the temperature without Their
mofneter than they can In winter, whoi
thsv sre part OF the time In warmed room
and mart Of II in the colder outer air.
Alocal Sunday school that gave It's annua
picnic recently adopted new scheme TO
providing each member with al the pleas
~. ~ The trip Special trolley cars wer
chartered to carry tho party to the shor
and each member was tagged like ane express
package. Each tag had number Of coupon
sttached. Ono coupon was for nee cream