The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-26

Sc 'rrau yhr NJ leon out al day trying
..n .IIis AMI Sh.. 10 10 % l., - fI' 'l"rH
Whom 0.,r. -stu! Athy and sA'lssa Zion
r'l G'-t.ug u garment f"r uN.al' Every
hr'l, knows hrn hard 1t - Ter "A ~"iuan
W... -. 'itr. "ut|"D> ar" -uiu"vhaJ Hui'I"
Z 49, ready m..i, rlutninE hut h'l"''
i..,i3I. irg' | hns" .rly"d The uTril"m
g. -rrtuturr have .ur"lpt.T.-I slam. TaIl-
l"r. -nippy clerks who when ! aSk"'i int -
~t!It lruk"d rn'' 49, and down AMI ~aid con
'"-v"nlngiV IN $500. madame. bat am
airiid "" HAY" nothing larv" enough
fu' TODAY m. clerk from whom | p'ir
chased NV velvet suit was - larR" a. ]
ann ana she Ch-"rpd ns GA bv telling Iu''
81 the difficulties she herself had IN getting
ready made suits. and she Was ab-nlutl"r
'Ir"l"-- Ia her efforts Ia S'Iit m". Nt-r
fhlr ~ ! dan I 500. u stout clerk IN a store
II move an to the next. and my advice To
al big women IL To do hkcw iss.
Among the early Sunday morning pas
s.ngars are the fishermen. Even A. lat.
IN th- season A. mid Nnvember there AZ.
enOsIgh nf them Va make YOU look up and
wonder Where they are going or whence
they are coming At O'Clock la the morn
ing il hard "a guess hut MANY of them
carry lunches and lonk a. though they
were bound for mp toward Onkrr- They
start early 81 "a t. grt the hest places
doubtless
n the cost ~ considerable time and
! labor ON. high grad" shoe house IL hound
20 protect its goods On RAINY day "a
woman wearing wet shoes went In to buY
rIhhrrs The clerk measured the width
and length IL her shoes. removed them
and brought "A new pair of IN" same size
20 nv On Visions III "A depleted pocket
book caused her to .xclain. But don 7
want new shoes. only rubb.rs
understand. said the clerk am
only slipping these shoe, on To III the rub
hers over II soils tn. inside Of a rubber
10 SLIP a. on over "A wet shoe then " II
doesn't ~ and IN. customer do-sn take
, n y - Spoiled for tn. next customer
And The outcome of that experience
va- SAID the woman. that bought The
shoes a. well a. the ribbsrs and had them
sent home % 4 Maybe tina was what
b" was workIng tor all the time
/ don see. how Wild animal, can b.
famed hv being put IN cages sad
prisoner rh" other iay at the Jefferson
NarN- polio" court He was prosper
"u> business man and had been arrested
for speeding an automobile Before h-
was arratgn-d h" spent nearly an hour,n
IN" grated pen where offenders are de
iain'Si Will" the Jerks make out the ueC.--
~arN pap.r-
Thus - fh,. first TIM. was ever IN jail'
h" 'Old ON" nt the reporters. and ~ will
TO m" for - good Will. 10 feel Yourself
prnu"d m with heavy har- IA from of Won
and To know That vpu can get out Why.
- -.'' my hlood boiling and then 20
people walk up and down ~ 'rru' IT vow.
ir''' and vor a prisoner II wash any
r''insd reasoning. either. Just prImItIve
Instinct. and II animals ar. affected th.
L.sf
'lm" when | see hon Pacing W and
down al hl- cage a. the 700 again | 10
Nn"w ~ how h" feels and hay. a lot nf 4
y 'np1ihy tor him -"
Any one warming Tor information on
iu- history uf 'h.. BROOK Ivn Brdg- tn.
details ~ ~ -trIorIr" and It's comparison
with th- bridges II other places and
countries may hI.. himself ont 10 the police.
h""'u ~ th" WESTERN .ud Of tie. Br"oA lyn
tower on the hrt dg.. Ih-r. h" should
~ me. unitC-uaU On dItv 10 ~.'.. thu. hlcr
80 t..'' window -hnd" and II tn" puil, -mau
- i',umir' di'lng u" SIN pulI down tn.
had And uISIu ~ yellow linen ~ I.u-
'Ill"t ia" desired knowledge II Was
pat tn"r" RECENTLY Nv an old bridge en-
ruii-ia~r vho has s,.ui much 81 ms SPAR. P
'in'- getting III" Information
In per, .Ia>iy- tones the good lonatng
woman VINO hsi secured an interview
WIrn lr" 'aNtrIh manager tried 10 con
VINCE nm thai the COMPANY "~..i her
Something hruh" -" ea.d ami
Wa held "a tot forty i," minutes Wh.i-
? us' drawer fingered with tie rnlcu.n-
Her manner wu- 80 rnDr,--Iy.. that 'h..
manage wh~ IN the loru' OF writing u.'
% ,h"'k fur 'u- MONEY d..mlud..i nu'