The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-15
TO MAKE ARLATDUSH HOLIDAY
! INES TEAM WORK THAr rHE
DJ SENBERRIS FAVE NOR.


OId CIop MAN. IN 0la Jswelry NAN.
nat and 0eher TnanHs neshaea
C~m amt . susaor kepa Them nacA.
II msy he remembered that an unprs-
'reditatot circus which the Dalnsnherry
,hlldren and pets Afforded their nsiRh-
iors In remotest Flatbush almost caused
the Dusenberrys 20 move 10 Bay Ridge
short time o. Bat the younger MFs.
Iusenberry sOt her Iriah up just In time.
md 80 the total family remainsd on Flat
nush soil. Yet last right there were folhs
rc~idsnt ON Marlborough road and Argyle
rra and HiaNatha roa and other IOnx-
winded avenues who wished that the
I,n'saherrys had nsve known the region
long the Brighton Beach elevatssl nns.
The trouble was occaziooed by the per-
sI~tsnt efforts OF the Dusenbcrrys through
,It ,hS whole OF yesterday 20 90 on a
pcasure excursion Having by this time
cunDletely settled Themselves in their
home. 10 that tn, younger Mira D1l-
uterry has even now visiting cards en-
sra I tTlborouyA rod below Far
ragus- instsat OF tie plainsr SKY East
Fifteenth street.. the whole family looked
inward - yester ,ay with anticipation
7 they ara hooking hack n IL with
regret To rendsr this lee ambi xuous
It is nece-ssryNto quote Mr.. Dussnherry.
Who said that they had -ons hsli Of a
tine
J, was Mr.. Dusenberry's twenty four
hours OF from his exactine labors in the
municipal Police Department Rising
early. all hsnSs began to mako ready for
the JOYOUS holiday. Tho Gowager Mrs.
Iussnbc'ry watcred the canary and
~se,isd him and RaFnixhet the parrot .
are. over which she threw q cloth when
he ceCarae ps-sona In his profanity.
The CoGt was anchored in ca yard with
rac'us not angens TO the flower beds.
the cat Okuna VIVA sst az liberty and the
ioX terrier Deuce held captive on a leaah.
FouT-year-old negonia DusenbegTy and
two-yeaF old Peeunia Dusonberry wers
wAshe In warm water and strained into
new dresses. Everything movable about
the house was secured. and by 10 O'Clock
all VS. in readiness for the trip to Coaey
Island.
An old clos man cams along. chanting
Thvthmioally.
Both tbs Mrs. Dn@enberrys felt STIR
rings OF . primordial force Rreater even
than the call Of the c-ney Island villa
They returned to the house and ransaS he'd
clothes presses. The dowaeer Mrs. D,i~sn-
berry receive for various articles ss.7S
aud her daus hter-in-law so,d much Of
Mr.. Dusenberry's apparel tor ss.T5. Mean
While Mr.. Dusenb@rry vent into the
ut, hen to make sure that the now nd
beccming servant sirl Was doing her
tasks and not enseEtainins YOUNG men
unswlroe The new servant girl n
Welsh Her name is Cwm PennamaWr.
hut she ~ called only wm Ipronounced
'ocnl. Sc vas not entertaining Young
weeping out the kitchen and singing that
he&Utii'd nart HonR called -CwAg. Nv.
Dussrberry fingered TO show her how TO
10 her work rsdFe saaiiv while his wife
h+ 49, Nth anS lhE p &C or nan
uomenterily 20 themselves. gravitated
TO the backysgd Here they enjoyed
themselves for awhile making and ex-
changing faces et snd with the small giri
who lives next dor. Al lsn&th they
vesried Of this and after taking turns
AZ riding the goat they went indoors and
upstairs. Here they found a rat. Rush
ma down TO communicate the news 70
Hartmann. they found that the old cso's
we're comparing notes on sales. Both
screaHned a. bearing Of the RAJ. Tho
younger Mrs. DupenbeTry was for put
ting the cat Okuna upstairs on the trail.
TO employ . ras catcher. Her daughter
ID-lsw considered a cat better.
"A cat may look az a king retOrted
her mother-in-law. but a rat catcher ran
talk To the Mayor
That u only because the Mayor re-
meSnbers that Pied Piper who caught
rats In Hameltn town, said back Mrs
Junior Dusenberry. he recaln bow
rreated that rat catcher and the dire
result. Tha; Ia Why our Mayor - afraid
% treat q rat catcher otherwise than
POLITELY
n A.
Il their lungs. NJ. DVIsenbeFvTy. hear
Iug the Noise came forth from tho kitchen
\, unce he realized the fierce vocal COM
rat and while torn between tho desire
b" felt Tor his wife he finRsIS decided that
h- wife had less chance and he took her
slde. His mother had long since learned
now To talk and breathe at the same time.
while mis- younger. le@s experienced wife
-lll mad o. pause az intervals for breath.
Ny DVIsenberry Ihersfore called eagerly
20 his spouse: Hold on TO your wind
Jane. and talk fast /" and feeling that he
mad done all he could TO aid her without
tong accused Of partially he went back
Meantime where were BegoniA and
fetunia. They were playing Blue
teard.' Begunia was the poor fated wife
Who hung anxiosialy a. the foot OF the
TOT who Razed from the tin cornics or
r..ftIennents on the roof for q horseEnan
from afar. To Begonia's piteous queries
z -hs saw a horseman Petunia returned
me prescribed no every time. AZ length
bag1niA got tired OF tho negative and
mbed 20 the roof herself. She saw q
br shton Beach train apprcachinG and
demanded TO know Why Pctunia had not
20 4 yes Petunia said that 10 wes not q
tarssman and Bs6onia. impatient &C
t'ls utter lack ~ Imagination, amounting
-tUpidity. slapped her: petunia with
s'-oe tears and an incredibse amount Of
a.'-ndAnt NOISE departed TO spprise her
@ leT that an injustice had beer done.
E-I mother. having ears. wAs appriaed
Tng beiore Petunia reached h9r. She
ve-' up on ne roof and alnpped neeonia.
10" lowager Mrs.. DelsenbeTTy said that
~ wrongs did not make q right and
o. a proof OF her assertion pointed to
w. grief cAildren whore there
had cen but one before. Tha two women
Would undoubtedly have resannsd their
w.i e words had not . man como along
le'.uoning for cid tewelSy- Both Mrs.
b.s~nberrys were noon busy trying to
"t"t' him
y. Dusenberry. happening 20 loGk &C