Last year, the city's Department of Consumer Affairs said a typical garbage-hauling bill for a delicatessen or grocery store was $15,000 a year; for a restaurant, about $50,000, and for a large office building as much as $1 million.
A Sutton Place matron, noting a switch in delivery boys for a delicatessen, asked the new boy what happened to his predecessor.
His father worked various jobs, including driving a truck for a delicatessen, before becoming a proofreader at a newspaper called the Age.
When he moved on to classics such as Ibsen's Peer Gynt (1971), The Oresteia (1980) and Three Sisters (1984), he was attacked from the left for producing "delicatessen theatre".
During summers in St . Louis were he grew up, Mr. Moore earned extra money selling honey and delivering orders for a delicatessen.
By Geoffrey T. Hellman and John Graham The New Yorker, December 31 , 1949P. 11 A Sutton Place matron, noting a switch in delivery boys for a delicatessen, asked the new boy what happened to his predecessor.
Yesterday, when I left the opening of the dramatic Jews in the Los Angeles Mosaic exhibit at the Autry National Museum (4700 Western Heritage Way, LA 90027 (323-667-2000) across from the L.A. Zoo in Griffith Park, take 134 Freeway east to Autry-Zoo Exit), I headed for Langer's Delicatessen (7th St. and Alvarado) for a pastrami sandwich.
Every Saturday or Sunday morning for 25 years, he took Casey to Nate n' Al, a Beverly Hills delicatessen, for matzo brei and a life lesson.
For years, delicatessens in Manhattan have taken orders by facsimile.
