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11h Kiddies’ Hour
Bill
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GALA DAYS
Time Tdntor-
.1" .1rv focused on
1 “111 be a gala occn.
blunders and their
. trnlval starts Satur-
1'11 thv children's hour
k. Mrs. Woods and
2 ‘1.» :1r-- in charge tune
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121.1)1ng. The grown-
;wn ram or at nint-
11 111cm The balloon
1» 12-11111": of tho cvu-
.erluy morning the .
:11 will play baseball
. ill llf‘ltl through the
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11122 grime will be a
.21 the married and
112- grand stand will
'1 .111nr View Rooters.
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2 .111r1:v- claims he has
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.1112. In tho attor-
1'h:1rl(-s Smith will
Tournament final:
I’ will he a. keenly
races. At 1: :0 p. m.,
a parade bespon by the sin...- Vlswi
m'm "Art on its way from the
Hold lawn. The babys will be the
teaturo of is event but the grown-
up babies ill have their place in the
line. Theo ore Henry will be Marshal
and it is expected over youo on the
island will march. At. 3 p.m .. the
Aquatic sports will take place. There
will. be many novelty cv ents. A spe-
cial exhibition race will take place
between Shirley Johnston. Bury
Held and Bob Stretton. In the even-
ing the presentation of prizese will
take place at tho club after which a
dance will hold sway. John Potter
is chairman of the committee 0: i
games. He will be assisted by David
Page and Charles Boge'rt. Mrs. ilaid
is in charge of the baby parade. Mrs.
C D. Steurer and Mrs. John Potter
who Wore very successful in putting
ovens. program full or advertising
will be on hand to see that the slo-
gan "Patronlze our advertisers will
be lived. up to " Carl Jackens will
be the clerk of the games and Wil-
ircd sins will be omcial starter.
SU JRED FIVE YEARS FROM
. moneys.
“I suffered with kidney trouble for
five years or more. I could not sleep
at night and I was always tired after
coming home from work. and my
back achcd." writes John R. Gordon.
Dunvtlle. III. “I secured some FOL~
l-iY KIDNEY PILLS and after a few
treatments i felt better and could
work with more. case. became
stronger and could sleep better." For
quick relief from Backachc. Rheu-
matic pains, and Kidney and mad-
dcr trouble. use FOLEY KIDNEY
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Electric Ia'ghts Install-
ed 'o‘n 1311211111100: bf
uilding— More Int-
rovem‘ents "‘-‘N c it t
year ’ ‘ ‘
When the doors of the Franklin
junior high schoo lare opened. Tues-
day. for the tail and winter terms.
the pupils will see many improve-
manta] For during the. summer
months. the building both on the in-
side and the outside has undergone
extensive alterations. .
This is the first time. since the
building has been erected that the
interior has been so thoroughly re.
novatcd. 0n the first floor electric
lights. have been installed to take
the place '0! lb cold gas lights. The
installation 0! the electric lighting
system is an innoVation which Fran—
klin school has long noeded. Night
school is held on the first_ floor and
the old system of lightin moved a
constant annoyance to both the tea-
cher and the pupils.
Flectrlc lights have been instal-
led in the basement and in the as-
sembly hall.
The walls of every room on the
first floor have been re-painted, as
have. the corridors. sthirways. the
principal's office and tho teacher's
11%?“ 22 roe:- willbs m.‘ I 5‘ . .X. 3' ’ ' 2 V..." ‘3
1:: $111 ‘ mm “d '“V” m R ‘ 9 “:33. an amount menace;
‘ a, the “"0 ~ M to the winurs roi- axing our the mining snowed-
tor only tho alteration we on the
first floor. it is the intention ot the
school board t appropriato a suiti-
éient sum. next year. for the doint
m at the second .tioor. while the
following your electric lights and the
renovating of the third floor will be
taken Q29. Qt. .. .. .. .
Local Plumbe
rs to
Have Bake Sunday
' The local Plumbers Wilma!) is hold-
ing its annual ciambake today at
Schmidt's Grove in Cranbury. The
bake which 'was prepared by J. But-
tery started at 10 o‘clock. A special
o'clock in the morning. A special
WOSram of athletis events has
been arraigned by the .committee in
charge of the affairs and it is expect-
ed that a large crowd will be on
hand. as the Plumbers are always
noted for their fine clambakes.
Rowayton Teacher 111;
Not to be in Schob'l
31....
Miss Edith M. Lewis formerly at
the Rowayton school. will be unable
to accept her Contact this year be-
cause 01' illness. it was announced
today by Spucrintendent of Schools
G. V. Buchanan. It is possible that
Miss Len,“- may be able to resume
teaching in October. In the mean-
time. however. her place will be tem-
porary tilled.
'FIRST FOOTBALL CHALLENGE
The ,Pastims~ A. (1. would like to
book games. with any local football
teams- of 1302135 average. Mail
answer to Theodore Coleman. 11
a .
' “Each «"611: Mt mantel}
unrest." ho continuod.“‘is duo to m
_. failure at the chill-ch to insist M
ithrtstiolobolastu-aqwm .
he must bo Mr cvcrywbore.
the Christian Church insisted iron!
the beginning ’tbat Christiano cannot ‘
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exclude their
tbéir 1.14.:
A in the home of Cfliflo
newton terrice. Th‘
covered by Hr. mead
upstairs to get hibhatandfousfl’ .. 7‘
iioar in names. The biaao was
out: before the firemen reached ..
The damage was‘estimated at Mf-
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ness. their politics.
sir national and in.-
ternational interests from Christ‘-
s'overeixntv. tho prudent industrial,
find international unrest would have
“You will find than: u a. simple:
matter to remove a tiro tron: _a_ rim
‘é'r r-fitrr“
NEW YORK; Aug.- 31.—A call it)»
been impossible.
the wple ot the United States to
bring all American industrial groups. 2 The present industrialthunr‘elzt i:
——-labor. capital; the management and ‘ direct condemnat 9" o: e c "3
the public—together, in “right rela- 10'; 3:“ ind-unis thin '13: £38501;
tion to the welfare ' of tho whole" ti: c 0"“ a.“ ‘0 er Md
conrmunity." was issued today by and coal mines. over steel mills an
Dr. John McDowell. secretary or the; ”“0“ “dorm. over an atom and
Presbyterian Board or National 1111;— °°h°°182 over all congressesd ‘1 fad
aims. in a Labor Day. message to the “hatches! Eyegfl‘l‘lhnuégmfitmuyn :3;-
na ona e. e 3 -
P'fisl’iiififihfi'iifi‘unmuon en-- muted ‘0 the Church the calm-2 River left NOW?! swipe“ the
titlerd "The Church's Challenge to tion. of mankind is a. law for the reg- holiday in the Ad ,on . . , _
Induslry’f was addressed to 10,000 “Nlon of society as well as a way . ,
Presbyterian churches. which re- °‘ "1331‘“th 193‘ thtiigdlviduali. 1
present a membership or 1. 800. 000. Th"°hi"¢h .WU never w n or
Special Labor Day services will be her-Master the .Illezlance ot the
held in most oi these churches to- “$938 men 0! this world until she
mOITOW shown thin: that Christ has the pow-
i or sub ect er and t c purpose to rule the shop
mW?§3511hl§1§h3§2 time J1111.2. “w ““017- th- counting house. the
coma. when. the church must lead. labor “‘WI-tlfl the manutactprer’ g: \ ma of Yunnan m ,-
not follow industry: must challenge. associations 3-3 NW“ 18 9‘3 church 3
not wait to be challenged by hdus- and the home‘ Charged with these= VWAL STUDIOS
tr .. inescapable divineand human obli—
yHe oritized the “rule of grab, get 5‘22”“ 2“” -°-’2‘-“-’°h--9h9“m 1” "“3
Boos. 1: and 18
“‘ " ’ ‘ Studio m “it
that has been shellaced. Clean your:
tiro rims and paint them witlrahel-
1 lac the next time you remove a tire
and then allow it to thoroughly dry
before you attempt to puLthe tire‘
on again._. Ygugyill be jut-prised to;
see how easily the tire comes on.
Graphito,.ia.a.lso recommended tor
this purpose——Just paint the rims
vim-,2 thin. film-,2
Mrs. Philip '1‘. Cuneo of W
ton street in! maimed m .r
with friends at. Short Beadl.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mills. of Broad
first to see what Justice demands.
and toe " and declared that the
church gust challenge "everything gh“;ih°“°'1”q“‘""t ":5 was:
111.1 is unChristian in industry to- “1' “n 393“}! 3“ es n . .
da
{The church must establish the
authority of. Chrigt in all human re-
lationships—domestic. civic. com-
mericiai. industrial. educational. poll-
ticial. national and international."
Dr. McDowell'smeswgc said. 9.213111-
eousnero cannot be excluded wfrom
Miss Bertha Coiling: 01 the loc-al‘2
telephone company is enjoying a two
weeks vacation. . . I ‘
any department of our manifold
Hominy .nt ton PILLS—Adv. rest room. The exterior of the build. First street, East Nor-walk. Conn. life.
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3: ‘3. . wondrous quality of fabricL—siiic Crepes, crepe dc chine 11nd georgette.
’5 . l ' They will tell about the dainty pirates that make them so becomingly charmingl . .1:
’? .3." , .—Some will delight 1n the embroidered designs—others will see the charm of pretty: 5.2
" 3: ’ 'dceveHach will tell a story of wondrous dresses at a very low price. -1
. 3. . “ The maid of 18 will vie with the mature matron or the woman of full figure in
‘ X telling the- story of these Wonderful dresses at $22. 50 l ‘
u 3‘ They will be ready for sale Saturday and While they last—will you be one to tell ‘r
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. . ~ ‘ ’ 1 Women’s hosiery in‘ silld .}
5 i ”Qitlle gr lorlg 9r *Qfl with lisle top and sole—full ' a.
4' Trunks and hand luggage of sort that stands up un- “timed-brine]: 51.501, $1
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1 -( . ‘57. 50Steamer trunks with 111.151 cover and iron binding— size lcllmllght weligrlli lisieil 11‘
50 yard swim Girls under 14 yrs :- 1 2 . - Basswood 1mg... 1.- Canvas covering and strong ”115503113, ,5 1.0.1.. _11 1. ‘
I . 5 i h rd 00d sluts, iron in m and strong‘ lock ,——_312. 30 3 g . 2
d 14 _ a V f weight fine lisle—full rash-l .
50 yard SWim Boys 1111 er yrs. - I l - .‘d' 511:“;15135i of télacléslfislspont fabric with steel tame 1 cued—black or wh1te$1
4 an Cl'e onne Inln — ' ‘ ‘ N Main floor. left rear.
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W - - . _ - .. 2 * Black enamel Overnight suitcases with pretty cre , _1
3 1‘” yard S W im vaep ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ i i l tonne‘lining—52. .SOdtO $3 .50 u Smevgfit’ce . .‘ :2
. ‘ ' " Cowhide oxfor bags for men, three piece, we 2 . . 2
2 100 yard SWim Men -» " ' ' ," '_' ,- 1 ‘ . I e'dge sewed by ban to Steel frame, leather lining and Printed crepes for 13103;:
. . . 3 I three pickets, smart wed-on handles—$12.50 tr 5: or dsegics l:11 navy bro .
W 0m 1] _". " " ' " " ' - ‘1 —2 3 - Boston overnight ba 5 in black,“ tan ‘and gray, s ong 11 an ac '_- cry pr. .:
Fancy Dive . ' e “ . steel frame and attrictiveg‘moire lining—$7. So fi~ hat patterns;1 g; niches Wide *2.
i - . .. . - .. .. 2 E s of black enamel ca 11: Spec” - Y .5?
Fancy Piv'e Men “ ' " in sugaggigf-Psast. ”0er ~ rry 'A clean up of fine fan
C T11 t " ‘ .1. ’3" ‘ , . .1 ' ’ 'rmmm ‘ * silks—odds and ends tha .5
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. -. 2 2 _ . ‘1 hwhhoes ! m3”; . big—$2.95
0 ant t I— I - - -’ 3 .v .1 , . Prettysp 0ft fiél‘CfilefS in . 3' r. '_
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‘ n I I - - - ‘ 3 guns in ‘Com 1' 1 , gnen’ 3 8107”,?
2 Harlqum R_§.c§- for Men I? “ ’ k c 51113:: rmi‘lisgrilmpsea‘ffhgl’ M5915 handkerchief: Of Wofien’ ’s gloves—sir: 2 '
f W - - .. - .. *1 cuban‘heel and rub rhefc the Gwpegggfig’gdh‘ wrist in chamoisctte V11. 25. ._
Harleqqin Rang 01‘ Pmen 2 — - ' 32.50 2 , 3 fall?!“ “I“ r " embroidered backs-421v v;
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. , _ , ; 2, l ‘5', 1mm women s gloves ... 1 .
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