New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 5, 1925, Page 2

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HO SFALLS 9399 Msulum Street Humnrd. “It Pays to Buy Our Kind" Store Open All Day Fyery Bosiness Day PREDICTS GERMANY WILL GAIN POWER (Institute Speaker Sees Her Re-. | markets and in | | Har the i stored in 80 Years wi i antleas ametown, Mass Through “dstermined and re paving of her war indemnity” Gor. many will recaptiure 30 ye toreign | ars will have n the Gay won much more than she lost Edward A ard said today in an addre war, Professor of at titute of political eonferenee the forcign policy of the United the forecast of possimistic we our in elosa "It present perts 18 not too United States will at of this 30 year period he longer of food stuffs and raw mu- ch a8 petroleum,” Prof “We shall he secking & ide in intensely comy markets, with the of a superior German trade zation which we nurselves shall have lone most to stimulate and no D organi- to estab- | 1isn.” { goods and services of her enterprises | turn up. Professor Gay pointed out that the repayment of this country's war debts would come in the form af| commodities from Germany through France, England and Ttaly “Germany before the period payment 18 half over will pay from her own savings to finance the cap- ital needs of her own enterprises at| home and abroad, and then the rep- | arations payments, increased by in-! terest on private loans, will be in- | creasingly felt in the export of com- | modities,”” he sald. “Export prices will be depressed, inviting purchases from outside, while import prices in| | the United States will stiffen, thus facilitating imports and making ex- ports more difficult. . “It is possible with our great and growing international commerce that this movement of payments by Ger- many may not be serfously felt by ns, but it seems fairly certain that the effect of her outward flowing of! domestic and forelgn, will be not merely the payment of reparations by the balancing of hooks and the| fabulation of trade statistica but the | reestablishmont in the world of Ger. man credit and German trade org: izations, the recapturing and exten- | sion of her foreign markets and the continuous growth of her shipping, | foreign banking and trade estahlish-| ments, Id “To such predictions the shrugs s shoulders and t Micawber-wise, that something m But we shall wait and n- | wm\/} {an the inint round table eanfere limitation of arman area At the Mediterranean ..__—_._._/‘m‘\« Maurice of Tondon said e 10 DISCLSS DETECTIVES hu( T nd con \SHce or in 1o include coun- Jet ate de g0 I on Mon- 0 a. m, sta ernor Trumbull police 1in the Ve il he i attorn this ¢ n accorda lowing the 1 158 the 1 t it cision fol ce that an to further dis Lezrn the fascinating art of Beauty Cuiture as taught by Marinella Marinells, 368 Fifth Ava.. New York City H %Vesinnl ready or burns or cuts. It quickly stops the painful throbbing and hastens hmIm"" esinol L\pcctant Good for Tittle temmi Safe for nited bear a ecertain responsihility smugzgling of arms to the Riffs in Morocco, At Paris in 1919 Lord Cecil brought about the drafting of convention of St. Germain for controlling the traffie in arm he aid, "When the ention ¢ 14 cerfaln te ul- | refused to ratify trade in ent States must for the Robert | the cony ne his Aiff it ey fon Anical tiea and E on and 1 dur of th salt Jrms v umutat Murel rac most of the arms war are gone Riffe.” r Frederick said mueh ed {f the Frenc] crnment envisaged a program of ey wera probably wil honarable among thesa the the Riffs were Hevs got- hould inter 1y Marocea there s rence fn Fren - W ashmgton Man (,ets in Paris 5 (P— Loui of Washington, L. C, writar and head of the in department of W. B, Hibbs company, today was granted a di from his Helena Elliott on grounds of adu d at Wiar Mass., Divorce aris, Aug I'rederie idekoper, litary stment ife tery re marris o, a Huidehoper i ard of the ¢ American the World s Trede Lonis Har Ernatin o of 183 € ] with the tonary forees in ed nt of the 33rd med in for meritorio 1021 nilitary affairs Scopes Has Lost Job, Successor Is Sought ille, Tenn, Aug. 5 (Pr—Fred ineipal of the Stop Raffle of Auto to Raise F unrl for \mlt romtider the Eeatt coce as under the head of charitie | by terms from ships, |money NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1925, (NEW ZEALANDERS ARE | CORDIAL T0 SMLORSi Vartous Organizations Turning Out SureRelief FOR INDIGESTION BE\.\.'N\S mmassnon to B Welcome to American 6 Bl:u.-ms Hof water Sure Relief Fleet, Mngton N Z, every (M and com- in Wellington 1 function In honor of the American fie to Aug civie 8 Practically munal organization has arranged the visit of « port. clvic Coontz and at the gov to Admiral | will be held Boups The re. ception will he 1 by a dinn ¢ Packages Everyvhere and a ball. A ball will ba given in honor of the visitors by the TR Organizations which have ar- ranged for the fleet vis. French Refute Reported Peace Terms With Rifls itors The Rotary club, New Pr—The foreign Zealand club, the English-speaking unfon, the club, Wellington | loague, A re- | arranged by the general for the [office today denfed authenticity of an account published in Paris thls morning of peace terms alleged to [nave been oftered to “Abd-Fi-Krim {the rebel Morocean chieftain, by France and Spain. The alleged terms included administrative au. [tonomy for the Riff, |recognition of the spiritual anthor lity of the Sultan of Morocco and purported to set boundaries for the RIff state, Tn official eircles here the ac- reception his offic follo citizens' rs functions Savage the Navy has heen Amerlean consul visitors club and ceptic Parls, Aug. 5 Special sport rughy 1 and ot attractfons cer foothall athleties both inelude hasehall local and Several private entertainments have been arranged for officers and men. Speclal trips have been ar- for officers to Roturua, the {amous Thermal region, Other 1 trips kave been arranged for enlisted men, The town hall has been converted | intc a clubroom for the enlisted men. | A number of dances hiava heen ar- count published is attributed to the ranged. All golt links awl tennis | courts have been made avaflable to |Rifflan leader himself. Officials that the alleg ferms are | the officers, arrangements have hewn |2dmit made for deer stalking and pig COrrect as regards an offer of shooting expeditions. Special sleep- ‘“"’“"""“ to the Riff 7"“ ”“ PR eciommotiions frontiers outlined in the account as conditions relative to ashore 1ave (fron been provided by the Y. | . ; Rift army are declared to be either {imaginary or propaganda Spanish Swindle Still } el ol ore s L rataniner® \lchmmlw; Amerncan: ship of the document is thought to Washington, Aug. 5 (P—Despite |P® 2 part of the Riffian leader's repeated warning from the gevern. |Pollcy aimed keep up political | ment, Americans continue to he vic. [a&ltation in France and fo present timized by the “Spanish Swindle” [the peace terms in such a light as an old scheme for getting their !0 make them look unaceepiable fo through letters promising [{he French soclalists. This policy them big rewards for financial aid |1t i8 sfated, is also aimed to raise | in attaining the release of fictitious [11estions which are likely prigofiers in far-away dungeons. international difficulties in The department of justice has tlement of a regime {15t Uncotaredla LTacenti veraiont of |Ltolibladzonetot Morocdo this swindle on information furnish- | 1t 8 pointed out at fhe ed from ifs office in Spokane, [D'Orsay that Abd-El-Krim \\T\\H‘ where a lelter was recejved |Puvers have already provoked a ndicating that the scheme was he- from Rome that Italy is | ing worked from Cuba, the depar watehing developments with | ment notified the Cuban authorities [# evenfually to demanding 1as iust received word of the compensation if the status of Mor- irre re of Jesus Gony Balan- |00C0 as fixed by the Algeciras con- A4in & Zuloago, known to police M rence of 1306 §s modified authorities of many natlons as an| It 18 said that France and Spain r |may be obliged to publish the peace {terms which they have agreed on |in Madrid in order to avoid furiher misleading inferpretations. Before dning this, however, they | ADA-EI-Krim a little time to official cognizance of the terms of peace if he is &0 inclined, |The impresgion prevafls in o,, to the sef- ne for anal man- statement clogely view Lational 3 investization at more 100 replies ad been received by Pa- the United ts on the than Jm persons in take Quick Settlement Seen Athe Aug. 5 (A—Tt the general conviction hare that the Jifferences which have arisen he- tween (Greece and Rulgaria over the murder of a Greek at Stanimaka Bulgaria, will be rapidly composed he Bulzarian reply to the Greek | nment's nofe in regard to the | hmond, Va., Ang. 5 (F-—-Piling has been received here and lup s maijority of more than twenty emphasizes the contention that the [1haueand totes, State Senator H murder of the Greek Nicolaides hap- | Fland Byrd appeared to have a eafe 4 two davs after the murder of |joaq Walter Mapp for the anoth all evidence pointing | yyrginia governorship nomination on ta bath by face of returns early today BUlRAT (o0 mare than half of the precinets contends indicates o gogave demacratie primary persecution o€ | goy e from 905 ant of 1648 pro- ""’”“"" ~inets in the state gave Byrd 6 U [ Mapp 43 John R for attorney ns, Gresce, is |2 position where he will he fo reply. Bud I< Leading in (zubernatorial Race al ey pen over G, r Greek heen committed This fhe riminal he ime o government neral ria can be As that \sures have heen order an Ig: ener; an 4 for the of Saunders, seeking genaral offi even wid in iy fignres remoni in ona s on the margin those re- punishment the L nation Zailty of the athar two Mar the & state hallat Prince of Wales Visits Island of St. Helena tirns Ang. & (P—A guard of hoex-servicomen, hoy girl guides and enthusi 1 the Prince of when he land for ape- s on heing Saunders with Tohn incumbent Archer St 57,107 Smithey rare for of 1 and Stale (reaslrer wes closar, chimond seonts # astie ¢ 15 weleom votes and Wales A from here yoste the o rday Lattleship ay Repulse 4 short from ¢ Yale Hockey Team Will SO ern- | tved | bers of the commu- jsited Longwood s interned estate by the th afternoon Wales |hockey team evening Yale | an offieial {DUrning some government honse a games including one vill he plaved in Neaw at Spr lastern will he Haven ed today gficld, Mass Conn. Aug. 5—-Tt at tha arena in one of the buildings Yale soa- prominer nity. 1 Nanolt and sition n are In ome" rink of 1 next ind ) was show caretaker the guest dnuring the ad no rink of the ar and last year home games played Jome «on s b N hanor at Yale's ith Harvard but it ton ser- dinner at the position here (zeneral Electric ('o. Has “Fading” Tests s exnected that i L 5 3 & in New e will be arena ince (P)— (18 nission & conducted by in 14 ompany n 1 =olntion af Al-aanderson Baroness Is Divorced In Los Angeles radin <ditors A Reston mpans ~ho in & research laho- Los Aug. 5 (A—Ti Mildred Te Vryes V was granted a div superiar court yesterdas e Raroness ~ourea af demanstra. [ LoT Mr Doesburgh Srce i Rar- Doe ss Van m the deseribed as a W fam plaining that her titled hnsband to knew how waves Tiat ki bronrintut DI ven eam t which can b X N Rl (iar Bxperi too nohle even to were mads an a radius RANK STRIKFRS' DEMANDS Paris, Aug. 5 (P —The striking & committee presented Music Prize Is \min Won h\ Re\ .S, Evans 1e ales, Aug. & UP— Walth Eistedd L hird tim ns of %H!:‘ 1 to the ot minister nf erday proposed at fran h sehedule z wage beginnir francs per day reaching mplove is Ona of the deman r wages be double iteratur i monthly when age embe 1) P an years of I8 that De fone in Fran o servants t Angr T and r"}'(r approved the and either fixed nee Al of them rk strike ves 1o go out wher 10 80 by their unions. MATCHES CALLED OFF 3 Aug. 5 (A—Rain te the postponement of ew York state women's pionship. Contestants contin round before the semi-finale tomorrow, weather permitting. Quick, safe, sure relief. Prevent shee pressure. I 23 ) At drg ond thoe sores : DESCROIls o onthe in the Abd-El-Krim | to cause | | the will give ! real | : offieial | In Greco-Bulgaria Mess cicies that the Riffian chisttain is | determined to aveid heing placed in | | obliged | Play at Springfield Rink | POSTAL ZONING ORDERS STRONGLY CONDEMNED Business Manager of New Tork !BODY FOUND IN WRECK OF FISHING TRAWLER TENN. WILL FIGHT - T0 DEFEND LAW Governor Detelmmed Evolntion: Disastar . 4 | sl STRIKE 15 11KELY ONSEPTEMBER 13T (Continued I'rom Yirst Page) Derelict Now Sought as More Men | | Times Calls Tt “Tax on Edu. | May Have Lost ILives in cation.” New York, Aug. 5 (#—The rnvtr-— rons system of postal rates was af- tacked today as “a tax on rdm"\ltnn by Louls Wiley, business manager of | By the New York Times, appearing l»n.‘ fore the special jolnt sub-committee ernor Austin Peay of Tennessec, in of congress as representative of the a &fatement here today announced Publishers' association of New York, [that his state would employ counsel he system comprises oppres fo combat every question that can| tarift, equally burdensome on pu raised on appeal of the Scopes lishers and the reading public, Mr. | case { Wiley asgerted, and should he aban- doned 1t is impossible, tha witness sald, hulk of a frawler, with the body of jagainst the owners in final review | a man entangled n the wreckage, to- | He charged that the owners wanted 1y was being sought by the United (to eut wages to ‘*increase prefit States cutter Tallapoosa 60 miles off [margins,” and that they had op- Little Fgg Harbor, N, J. Fear that pcsed every “construction sugges- | the death ship may tain - the ition that would have meant cheap- hodies of at least six men, who nor- 1rr coal." mally eompose the woof vessels of | He cited an upward movement in was felt by Ping men. [the coal market recently as proof First definite news of the drifting [that the ‘“non-concillatory attitude” governor and Mrs. Peay 1eft| jupeliot was received from the coast [of the aperators was already forcing |today for Nashville after SIX | guard patrol bhoat 160, which noti- lww anthracite (mmunnng publie to weeks' rest here, fled Captain W. E cobs, com- |"pay through the nos for any Metropolitan newspaper to| “What the effect of the evolution | mander of the coast gnard here, The| He denounced the operators' plea maintain a nation-wide mail snb- tria)l at Dayton wlll have in the s Immediately sent to that differences be submitted te ar- scription list under present rates. In- | long run is for the future,” the gov- pick up any bodics and | bitration and said 1t had onee cost creased expen of the Times alone lernor said, “Surely it will cause a ! (o sink the reck menace to (the miners $600,000,000 in wages in under the new rates have amounted yiore widespread investigation of the | navigation. Today the Tallapnota re- |1we vears to learn that eperators al- to $372,960.00, he sald, an inerease whole theory of evolution that will | that the ~k had not bheen | ways “kept close” to an arbitrater, of 250 per cent over pre-war rates.!go a long way to clarify the atmo S carch would| Mr. Tnglis® rejoinder was to securs “The newspapers ask for 1o phepe, {from Mr. Lewis affirmation that his privileges,” Mr. Wiloy stated, “In|" ‘rhe rockiess teaching of a sib- |letter meant the miners wished to urging permanent equitable legisla- | oot which has been carried on until !call off the parley because of the op- tion to remedy the present situation |yow and going un ceted and un tors opposition to a wage in- we ask that postal rates be deter-|iseuted has been steadily making reaze, and that arbitration was not mined upen the basis of facts and|yenogiics and unbelievers among our 1 by fishermen. 1o he thought of. The Associated Prees Battle Creck, Mich., Aug. 5. —Gov he et Ihe a Tallapo | the seene { wr Neither the n the wre nation- ki known, but the tically em- 0 hulk indicates nets fantas bre was presence of meshed in th has k. we em- by the cr W DO‘ BLEHE New York, Aug. 5 American-New York-Deatroit postpon=4, douhleheader will he plaved Saturs as horn 1546, and Hiram . Northrop. ADER ‘%T, was a game town clerk yenrer here for many ahsolute ! | its PAYS HIS OWN FINE BUT WIFE REMAINS 1N JAIL, NOT on the Box, it is NOT WD BUININE HELP FOR MOTHERS OF AILING DAUGHTERS Quigg and Mrs. Betton Tell in the Following Letters What Is Best To Do with girla whe have these traubles, " —Mrs. QuIGG, 210 Main Street, Roy- | ersford, Pa, Mrs. Betton's Letter Ridgely, Md.——"'T want to tell yon | how much good your Vegetable Come yound has done my daughter. Be- Em‘t' she started taking your medi- cine she was in a nervous, Tun-down condition, g0 that she could hardly sleep at night, She always had a psin in her side and sometimes eramps so that she would have to go to bed. She is a gchoolgirl and was going to school only halfg!hn time becanse she was 50 weak and run-down she conld not stand it to walk there some days, She was this “x{’ for three or four She had been reading your | advertisementsin the different nesws- papers and she noticed that some of | the girls and women had suffered just |as she had. So she took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and |isa lot hetter. With the first bottla everybody could see a big change. She can go to school every day and | can cat just as much as any one elge, headaches and pains in her sides and ‘\-hrn before she did not have any back. She was this way about six | appetite. We have told others ahout months before I began giving her the medicine, and we are perfectly Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- | willing for you to uge these facts as pound regularly although she bad|a testimonial. We are also willing to tried it hefore. It helped her very |answer letters from other women She is not bothered by head- | concerning the help my daughter has aches, backaches,orcramps any more, | received from the Vegetable Come and has not missed but one days work. [ pound.”” — Mrs. JOSEPH BETTON, We recommend it to other mothers | Ridgely, Maryland, ' MOORE BROS. QAVITARY Miiad i AN £ Is the Place To Select Your Sea Food 5 New Haven Hushand Turns Fack on Woman When Both Are Con victed of Bootlegging. New Haven, Aug. § gredi paid yesterday the city coumt for liquor selling, allowed his 10 go to to| work out her fine for the same of-| angredi was fined 300 and his wife $600 hecause the evidence showed that Mrs. Tangredi had been | M more active than her husband in celling the —Martin Tan- | his own fine in ition when but | wife il in near liquor to laborers brickyards in State Tangredi home, Judge Booth had given the couple ¢ in which to sell their home monev to pay their 4 oy reported vesterday that i & % | were unable o do €0 and the judge told them they must settle with the eourt or go to jail Buffalo, 7 i quickly found to IS Tayton, Ohin fine, but turned his Bud Geoghegan, Hartford, owed her to Schweltz- Samuel Aot ihioiHon statistics correctly ascertalned. The | youip yn ghocking numbers. R | The miners are demanding a second class rates alone of the four|™ woyuprs from the beginning cansed the wreek, The terms for a new contract that wages classes have been maintained at been a Christlan nation. Its doom wighted was o wolged ! fncreased 10 per cent for con- time levels, when all other elasses g goq0q gud jiy descent toward ob- | cn timbers that it conld T [tract miners and &1 additional for | have heen restored to former IOWer |y o) " \ar bogin whene iricatea 1) day workers, recognition of the rates. We have suffered & compara- |, oo jnadelity and agnosticisi as | nnion with adeption of the check- tive injustice for five years.” a people” off o two year contract and various TR The people of Tennessce, Gov- S 5 . other advantages. i othor Das i said, know that evelu- | MATH G ""‘,‘ HERDIBS _ | A suspension of 20 days two years | tlon is, and In the very nature of | COlbrook. Aug. 5.—\iss Julia F.iagq was settled by arbitration. The |things must always remain, a spec. | NOrDTCR. Who was a teacher in the piiners got a 10 per cent fncrease i |ulation and a theory, They belfeve | ¥alerbury public schaols for more |yages, ‘ MAKES fifl[][’ MARK [hagitheSBibis Iafihe eveaieaan il ian SIERIR AL d ORI RNOMERT | msmrml word of the Creator of all [C0lebrook taday i [things and are unwilling for their | PhUAd<iphia in | children to he taught the contrary. "-‘"' of the lats (eohiegan Among Fn"st Dozen at| e sovernor said i o | g no fr]trg] anestion in {he ears | s [and except as forhidden by the fed- | constitution has and Garden City, N. ¥, Aug. usive authority to regulate fts| {Ninety-eight municipal golfers en-|jooa1concarng and to employ fts po. | tered the second 1S-hole round a(\“(“ SO GRS P Seereet | [thetr fourth annual champlonship |5 POROFS THAOWS an) qualification fest at the Salisbury | \“LEI00 R S {Country club today with rain, which | STELIET 1he JaWs when property | i‘:m"n‘w|||:1i’1]x,f|{"'[:\yl‘1”\d e Scotis e theory of evolutlon remains to Ray Meaulifte of Buftalo, who led peseen R Lidcenialnivnoliolis SNt b p eaching as a fact. No state shonld the field yesterday with a 70, started | S v eveaTE in a ghower, whicli soon disappeared. | P! L paan ebalinne [Waiter Murray of §t. Louls and Eli | 50 whm“".‘fM"'y";:”:]'L‘d; :{ "'nz:']_‘;;jf “ The 32 leaders at Qha end of to- "‘N'inz with meddlers from else. day's play will continue in the tour- “Where who undertake to tell 1 |nament, mateh play being scheduled | NOW 10 rin her own schools she will for the remainder of the week with Eive them no attention.” a final fest of 36 holes on Saturday | The best scorc among fhe first dozen was that of Bud Geoghegan, | of Hartford, Conn, who returned | with 75, two over par, which, with | his 82 of yesterday, gave him 137, apparently safe figures. Willlam E Boyne, of Buffalo, William Suther land, of Detroit, Sam Graham, of Pittsburgh, and E. B. Lloyd of Chi- ragn, wers certain of qualification |with rounds in the 70's. | Dirk Walsh, of New York, cham pion in 1923, was on the border line of qualifi he returned [with 15%, a 7S being added to his 80 of vesterday. Walsh played par olf for a great part of tha distance to faltersat the end. His partner, | Eddie Hasmann of Cleveland, fhe Ohin amateur champlon, appeared fo be out of the running when he scored a 78 to give him a 36-hole total of 181 Ray MeAnliffe, of Buffalo, N. Y., who led the field in ths first round. | nday required a 78, whic! vith his 70 of yesterday, give him a total of 148, still sufficient to head the list with ahout half of the field reported inclnded the follow- street, the Scores today ing William o e Boyne angredi 2300 his Kk on his wife g0 10 jail ate, own Cleveland, | Graham, Pittsburgh . Lloyd, Chicago, Rronston, Toronto, 8-81 liam 17 k. New York, 154, Fred Hannon, 187 Schupnek Brings Action Henry Schup: et al. through Ldward A. Ma brought an ac- tion for against Samuel Naples, ster Napolitano, judgment for § or of the plaintiff hy the local court on May 25, The writ {8 returnalble the fourth Mon- day in August in the city court. hav foreclosnr alias Ito satisfy a rendered in fa Boston, Ive ARMY Osgnod ENLISTS TN Lindquist of avenue, in his father's foofsteps, onl in the United army and wiil soon leave Fort cum, N. Y. for Texas, where he will be attached to t light artillery, Young Lindquist is 18 years old, but received his parents’ consent to lis enlistment. His father served twice in army, during the Spanish- American war and the Filipino in- surrection | Tea following ; DAUGHTER OF MRS. QUIGG has 210 MAIN STREET, ROYERSFORD, PA, Rayersford, Pa, — “My daughter was sickly from the time she was 13 | years old, and when she was 15 she irregular and also had seve: isted States — NAMED TO FINANCE BOARD New Haven, Aug. 5 (P—Tdward | A. Judge, of the Governor's Foot Guards has been appointed memher finance board Mayor TitzGerald to fill the pired term of Roger S. White ope who resigned recently, majior a hy uney of the the now LEAD PRICES ADVANCE New York, Aug. 5. (P—The Amer- | fean Smelting & Refining company today advanced the pr fram £.50 to 875 cents per pound Swedish can | American radio programs the | Swedish radis servica will |rouree in English this fall € people enjoy fficlal offer a of Angeles Court ' Lake Compounce PRIME SOFT SHELL CRABS DEEP SEA SCALLOPS O LIVE AND BOILED LOBSTER LIVE AND BOILED SHRIMP BLOCK ISLAND SWORDFISH Elegant Shore Haddock, Large Weakfish, Faney Block Island Codfish, Native Eels, Fancy Boston Bluefish, Elegant Fresh Salmon, Fancy Cape Butterfish, Faney Large Flounders, Large and Small Silver Bass, Large Porgies, Large and Small Fresh Mackerel, Large Cronkem. Large and Small Sea Trout, Block Island Bluefish. Round and Long Clams, Little Neck Clams for half shell. Salt Cod 18c¢ pound, 3 for 50c. Moore Bros. Fish Market 30 COMMERCIAL STREET Open Until 9 P. M. Thursday Everybody's Playground Tonight 1SetFireworks Carnival of Dancing at The Ballroom LARGE @ LARGE All Rides and Concessions in Full Operation.