The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-06

Various Parts ~ the Metropolitan
instruct Ilatbush u tsrON Ing Fast
The tasfefuIiy ornamental stone steps
ling tp the two family home of the
..-..lrr-ys AZ Marlborough road near
PIP. .ur.lun with Farragut displayed on
>....lay morning 10 the disapproving
....rl FIs'hush this sign writ in letters
go. enough 10 pleas" a uears GIFTED real
estate man
poyusrs wHuI NOT W,NrED,
VIII ~ tAKtN.
Ira agitation caused Ivy this public
r...a among Flaihushmen was con-
.t.rtUr Was u for this. then, that
., .tt moved from the Heights and
Dbl. R.-if1rt sections? Was Flatbush
.. .H.ur" a pastoral resort like Atlantic
.r1
rn.1Isly the only persons qualified
o.. answer these indicative questions
we're the D,senberrys themselves Mr..
ul.eanerry was away he was policing
ra. Bronx The younger Mrs. Dusen-
berry was mispronounced by the Manx
..rvGg woman to he not az home. II
therefore fell 10 the doWager Mrs. Dusen-
berry 10 answer the doorbell's loud
aarIrns every five minutes through the
aav
Ths first caller was a tall young man.
who asked what Inducements the Dusen-
narrvs offered n boarders.
None at all replied Mrs. Dusen-
berry the elder. The sign in front
should have told you that. We do not
vant boarders. hut II boarders present
themselves they will not bs refused
admttance. no matter how unseemly
the hour Properly therefore, 70 differ
.nuale our boarders from objects Of
CLARITY t will he necessary 10 charge a
small and nominal fee
Please nominate it, said the young
man
Well replied Mrs. Dusenberry hesi-
nr'Iy. we hadn't talked IL over. but
30 not think We could receive any one
frr .-ss than s. a day
The Colloquy was terminated hv the
Young man falling over backward like
.rma giant Of the forest which beneath
mo aXemans ringing blows crashes to
earth through the silence and under
ur!sn His head shifting the pavement
made almost a. much noise a. the tree
would II was absolutely necessary 10
cal. an ambulance to take him away.
Hardly had the young man been re-
novel when the doOrbell rang again
This time Il was a young woman with a
hrlAne hat which should have enabled
her 10 soar above common things, hut
,He I'D not She wanted 70 look through
me house.
Well. YOU can do 80. sad the dowaRer
Mrs Dussnberry a. she inventoried the
Young womans apparel with her ayes
However, YOU won't find a single thing
tie way you want 4. The chatting dish II
rr1ksn since Begonia ana Pstunia us@i IL
% nake their mud pies. The pies. owing
10 environment, suppose. i5ldgst instead
However, wehave hot and cold water and
yroquet hoors ami you can have chicken
IarQuettes every other night
The young woman insisted that she
must board in Flatbysh and 80 Mrs
Dusenberry resignefly gave her 4 room
on the parlor haOr Regunia aad petuniA
we're seated IN the front hall IN readiness
ioT any summons from the boarcer
room
When the doorrell rang again it an
uD.u,ei middle age man with cur.
Cunhmbs7t wh.skers he wlshe a room
on the thir floor With a la'h Mrs DIsen-
berry did her Rest 20 discourage HIM. hat
he was imperyiols % fear
-M course you have hash for dinner
nnce q week. he gT0wlei Have you a
.srvants You have Good 50 long a.
I'm not the ultimate consumer don't
gys an obstruction b nayisat lon
He was a professor IN Erasmus Hall
IN School. Mrs. Dusonberry was in
r-nsely pleased.
Three more boarders we're taken a.
20 Mason DiIssnberry They were young
raT who Callet each other ShaiTach,
Nestarh and AhetneEo, and who said
'r.v were perfectly willing 20 stoke the
lHl.@nberry furnace next winter II they
could have rooms adjoining They could
'.' but cheerfully accepted a three story
'- with a Renaissance corniCe and avn
rss - No. / canvas This AbeineRO
-t."l from Mrs. Dusenberry and re-
Easing 70 by a spring h. suhlet the lower
t.urs 'D his companions
..a rruss was now full. bat a gentle
wan arriving who desired only an open
OPP sa~glng room he was put upon the
f.r' ri'f a couple II shrOuds and a supply
H atInes There he constructed his
.ru rigging. permitting him instant ac-
Co.'s ID. fhs hack yard
Irs' ~ the two family house RAJ :
t'sl made happily ~ accommodate eleven f.
---s0us twelfth arrived. Such an upset I.
ril 'he twelfth arr wal make that Begnnia |
end pe'Inia Disenberry In order that they !
gf' be- properly preoCcupisd we're
se-' through the house q page Mr. Plah |
Par
''a twelfth arrival WIS christened |
.n.a DIseuserry She Ia the genius
Regarding her the dowager Mrs. /
iF.-.rHerry sad
Tho presence ~ Gladioll pusenbefry .
o. F- 'fe me uniailing cIre for race /
'- 10 The ID time Rule % Three /
w. zsi To- additions
srUen' iusDnct 1r WIN came az this ,
ra found OysrcrCwdng and ev- .
'' ..a gentleman from the roof and I
o.. woman who han foreg1ne the .
.-H and the whiskhroom who T
.. mel % he an ultimate consumer
'. o." .a. undoubtedly inspired by the .
..- hyperss0riiive neiRhhors. |
. ... 'H" many felix's IN Flatbueh I
r' 'tplrlti1n with vexati1n. ,
80 old" y. -srnerrv Tract ions drive
'"'v hall nut escape them.