The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13

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Itlpeeant nlnlafufs "a rfousri With 4 street.
plano attach mont, run by ciockWork, has
made isa atpstrsncs on the upper West
| eide 10 tho dsileht ~ the chiliFcn TIM
clfrsu~i cSfalats n q circular aett, with
room for about slr children N u at on q
~sst which alao betfa the street piano,
| and Ia drawn Nv q Eayly cBpsflsoped donkey,
The outer edge n the sat IL a~IFtnounted
by a hlah back, ~ that the little ones cant
fan out. They lean against this, letting
their feet danRle " The centre. WHOM
the circular sat is fun, tho door In the back
Il closed tight, there u a click, tho street
piano strikes up a lively tune and the mlnia-
ture carrousel begine 10 whirl, With a gentle
up and dow motion added. The whole
machine Ia operated BY. clockworh. After
mInu,es. the cl1ckwork Is rewound and
| oarrousel and street piano are ready for
| another performance. The children pay
two rents apiece for each ride
lie brought out a roll Of a rather incon-
v~enicnt size, paid the esther, slowed away
his change, and moved for the door. The
man behind him stopped to gathered some
thing on the floor, and stopped him:
did you drop any money!
sNo, that is-leVs aee.' They walked
over 20 the window and he counted his roll.
Wonder II I did The other man began
to look sad, He noticed the look. and
thought things over. while the crowd
Now look here. I may have dropped
that money and / may not have. III did
it's mine and II didn't it's yours Let's
arbitrtte."
90 cents. Then they went out. both looking
An eiaborately dressed woman hurried
in and asked if any one had seen a dollar.
Sure. It's about five blocks away. now
said the bystanders.
.Deir, dear" said the woman. and she
hurried.
The other day" the Southerner was
saying, swhen ! made a call at a magnificent
building of flats and waited In the lobby
while the brass buttoned iunky t~elephoned
my name, residence and pedigree in order
to discover whether or not my hostess,
whose voice | could distinctly hear through
the phone, was at home, / couldn't help
thinking how different 1t Is in the South,
even now in her days OF poverty, where
you drive through gate, which IL always
on the latch, up through a redolent avenue
Of pines, which is always free TO you, get
out at an inviting vine covered veranda
and walk in at a door, which is always
open"
At an afternoon reception not so very
long ago a young woman met Charles q. ID.
Roberts for the first time. Putting on a
baby stare she asked in a manner so naive
that it could not possibly deceive any one,
let alone a poet of several New York sea-
sons, Are you the great Mr.. HobertsY'
Il don't know" he replied gently, there
are 80 many Of us. I am the one with the
most initials"
The latest thing for dogs is a necklace.
This fashion is best illustrated on a fox
terrier or some other small smooth haired
canine. A pretty girl Oh Fifth avenue the
other day had evolved a color scheme Tor
her pet and herself in q manner hat was
effective and artistic, Her suit was OF a
light tan, with touches OF turquoise. Her
small fox terrier was snow white with a
little tan color about the head. A light
harness went over the shoulders OF the dog
and on one side Of 1t was tied a tan oolored
satin bow. Around his little white neck
was n string of turquoise blue beads, and
it is a safe bet that few women missed