The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-03

re s,h-r dsv . f.suay w-r~ -.-sains
her furniture o. s,uraNs. nnd ons - th~
en@ gusir maEniSrs - the hostuahs,ld
lAfsiisd n snarrnaits hlark r.,inisssl l-stsru
~ssrh htrriapps-i agtiris ~ thu 80 ~
sent dnSn N. sir~-s no crai. on ,h-
inll.uard loudly prnrlaiuisi -ffhsl's
Wa,h-tand- IN l"t'~rs f'iIiy fpot hiEh
4 n-sr~--. v-ry ~ ard eel along N
y~ar-. samisrrd intp th- lohiy ~
isss'ss'==y ,hs-s.s- ~ "sh~r sav and a,k-si
for he MANAGE
'Wha, can ~ ior yo,I. nanny
A-ke'i the mana k~r
san' . tickri into th- gallery. hoss.
shs' r"plish calmly
-Bii ghy should give Won a tick~,7-
% I'm . rettr''ti N-fr-~s
1on' Wha dol yur do inquired tho
othsr IN Arnita--neuf
i played ia Aniony and Cl..opaira
J "a. Ian i-sar"r tor Ni-- Fanny bat-n-
IsFt
sl- a. her trck-t
Two Young men wh,.-- wahnK sticks.
nsN crown musia-het and hutiih,.l
-hu'Ild-rs proclaimed ths.ir recent return
nom the Other -,sL. pA-s..,i .luns 80,
jr~-lry counter anil siopp.-i 10 -v1uinr
a case 20 -cErfpins
W" have lDt- 20 that = - A thi. ,im..
W ycalr. remarked clerk
VIA arr th.y AFTER 10. " - agk~tl
It's -ingtla. Wa The r.iLy -bus
they Sslni nothing buS Europsan souvenir.
Tor their friends And a. clerk and ctt-.
tom"r turDssl To- lnnk ~ the ,,.air On. of
them sNid VA al aCC-nl toticll..i With
british. Heres n very foreign lOuking
On" HE u never know the difference
Among the many business establish J
m~ni- % on. sort and another that keep
open day aud night In this city th-r. is .
a. least one devoted 10 Tailoring. a tailor
shop that keeps open around the clock .
every hour in The twenty four. You /
can act your clothes pressed her. az |
o o'clock in the morning iI Won Want To 4
Jitst ~ YOU cO,ild az O'Clock ia the after
noon Practically all transient this y
shops night trade H. the trade nl visit
ing strangers. Who may have brought I
with them only IA. clothes hey nave ou
OF whose trunks have not vet CONS.
They may have met with some mishap
az night or NAV have hrcn caught out
IN the rain. and naturally they want To
get this work doue " they can whenever
the necessity arises. In such Cirrum-
stances The all night tailor shop come
times gets work Ia do on women'a gar
men,s A. well n those OF men
Nearly every ono who rides on the els-
waited railroad knows that when the
tooi~ his whistle he - saying
hut few know the significance
u the different toots
We never nae one blast on the whistle
because ~ - too easily confused. id an
Did n. n. 7 motorman Two toots 10
an answer TO any signal that may have
f~,n given showing that we understand I
Tire" means that The tram. for some
reason. - gong to stop a. n by-station ]
whore II don't ordinarily stop. Il
Four blasts means several things at
1lHeTeht localities u may mean that a
coupling ~ out of gear and We want the
COUPLING repaired. ~ NAV call IN flag
nan whom We have sent out and IL We
are approaching tho Adams street station
= notifies the tower man that our train
= crippled and We want to he switchsd
INTO th" loop on The BROOKLYN SIDE and
transfer our pasSnegers so We viii not
have 10 CrosS the bridge 4
1--WE toota call for tho electrician and
III the airbrake man. II you hear me
footing continually and frAnticaliy with
J'it Rnv reference To number or length OF
toote. you will know that there's trouble
on NV train and that am yelling at the
-op OF my metallic voice, Help, Police +,
Police! That's one signal that ever
,op within hearing knows too.
Hal' dozen boys were playing a game
'v"r on Elisa5ejh street the other day
which was a sort of compromise between
he American game NJ one ~ cat. and the
English cricket. The boys used a ha-e-
BAH and bat but the pitcher tossed the
hall over hand so that v was not more
han siE INCHES from the ground when "
reached the batter \ lamp IO-t served
" the base. The halter had ;ive strikes
md dldn' have 70 swing AZ the ball unless
he wanted To II was very Ingenious
pane. too. just adapted for PLAYING in the
'Ir"et Tn" illl never went very far or
hard a
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