| The two teams were charged with the task of selling ice-creams in down-town Manhattan. |
| Sometimes he would ride down-town with a party of friends to the cheap theaters and the music halls and other haunts with which they were familiar. |
| Having saved some capital, she embarks on a down-town tea room. |
| Then I confided to Mr. leet the object of my mission down-town. |
| Smith McNell's, the old down-town restaurant and hotel, will change hands shortly for the first time in its long career. |
| In the down-town laundries, where the wage scale runs lower, the amount is usually inadequate for the barest need. |
