The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-29

Drive who u glad they have restored the
motor buses Every dAv no picks ur
two or three dirNes. and s1Tnetlmss larger
co'ns Folks get on tho buses With the
J money already "a their hands and nave
Z u barred out whom ,he buss hits bump
or a rough spot. Often. too, just as a
handbag Is opened a Jolt sends a Shove
man was telling Riverside pcdestr ian
about this yesterday afternoon. and had
B Just pointed out the sweeper. when the
} latter leaned over his broom and re.
B trieved a dime.
One person who 10 sure 10 appear at
ths salvation Army's old clothes exhibi-
ton sooner or later is the man or woman
who has given us an odd shoe said the
army cobbler "A lot IL people do that.
one shoe NAV be too far gone 20 he Of
any Use 10 anybody. hut the other will
stand mending II IL while Il il standing
/ around waiting for a mate to come la that
the donor makes hls visits to the store
room. His shoes chances Of finding a
mate get on his nerves. He wonders u
anybody else who wears shoes Of that
sire and make will donate a shoe for the
other foot. He makes many trips to find
out II none comes in he wonders why.
Ia his foot bigger than anybody else q, -
I II peculiarly shapedg ittook four months
20 find q mate for one shoe. In tina, time
the owner got 50 deeply Interested In the
Salvatioss Army that he took 10 giving
In money instead % old shoes
Tho northward progress OF New York
has always been discsrnible from that
part Of Broadway which the actors select
FOR their summer resort There was
n time when Union Square was the spot.
although in that region to-day the sight
Of an actor on the screen OF moving
picture IL all but unknown. BY degrees
the place OH heir vacation hours passed up
Broadway and IL was thought a ten years
ago that Broadway and the upper lhirtics
would remain for SONS years what had
been described a. the klalio. II was not
long. however hefOre that spot was
neglected and there are signs that the
present season will esta blush the west
sids 81 Long Acre square a. the part
Of New York that the actors have selected
as their own for those summer months
IA which they are de-Crihed as resting
Never heard Of a refrigerator with q
door ia Inc back as well az the 'FRONT.'
said the dealer ia hospital and sickroOm
equ pmenf oh yes; Ne nave made
them for some little time They may
he used IA various establishments or
inst buttons ~ which considerable
number Of persons are dOmiciled and
tn which an infTmary may he maintained.
Such a refrigerator ~ installed with IL
commonly used door opening into ths
sickroom while its other door opens
on the corridor outside. so thai ice and
supplies ran be placed N the refrigerator
without entering the ntir'nnry.
saloon keepers may easily defeat the |
Mayors new SUNDAY excise order said !
"A wise bartender They have only 10 |
send 10 the headquarters of the Walters |
[ mon for new walters each sunday !
The warrants sworn out every Monday /
are for all sorts and conditions Of John /
Does. When the policeman goes 10 look
for the ia rticuLpr John Doe who served /
him in a back room on the sunday previous :
he won't find him That waiter will he I
woTRing In a different part ~ the city
A sweet young thing and a palpitAting |
youth entered the curates study and laid ,
a ten dollar note on his desk
What's that for?' aid the curate
Your wedding fee Said the youth I
q We were ina fried day before yesterday
But didn't marry YOU
NO sad the youth. -bu; Won helped
~ almost as much a. the man who did
I guess vou didn't know anything about ~
az the time. but vou prevented Interter-
snCs from two sets ~ angry parents
Hints dropped ia their hearing made
them think We were going o. he married
by Won at Z q clock and sent them sCuFry-
ing down here % head ~ On That gave
as - chance 70 slip away and he married
by -otn-bndy else For the good turn
YOU did ~ please accept $40
Before the ctirate could protest the
oo,IpIe had gone and he Was left lingering
tbs. ~aSI~-t SO that ever had come his
way.
There ~ no literature that I peTuHe
with greater pleasure. said the prospec-
tive acstlOngO@T. than that put out
annually bv the railroads. steamboats,
aud steamships. and which ~ all to he
had for>noth hing Although the-e varied
and often delightfully."- prepared and
beautifully printed publications NAV not
rank among the best sellers. yet there
them Ia cigCulatiOn and | aTp already
beginning to gather them IN and TO dope
out INV summer vacation
The man and the woman wer" discussing
the sharpening Of a pencil Why - it,
she SAD that men always hold a pencil
point toward hem when they sharpen
n while women boldly Whittle with the
point awav from them
We'll replied the man. y have studied
on Il myself | suppose u - due to the
difference ia the masculine and gemi-
nine thumb Women shrink from the
sharpness against their delicate cuticle
" lille men gauge the fineness Of the point
by their tougher skin