New-York tribune., 1907-09-02
OFF FOR LABOR DAY.
TWO PAR6DES At HONE.
Various Uays Of Observing Last
"RreGtkey" Before Election.

Unless signs fail. Labor Day, most loved OF an
the holidays by those to whom these days are yer
itabIe breathing spells. viii break to-day prlIe
and fare" The weather man promises a perl7-l
September day. warm. but tempered ny Reh'le
winds from the north This means that huHoi7uS
ef thousands will fee the city for a few hours 10
rest and ma ke ready the corning Of the fall ana
-ha beginning of another year OF work
Thousands of husbands and fathers viii take al
vantage Of special rates on railways and steam
shin lines 70 snatch day or two at the seaShore
or in the mountains with wife and children re-
turning with the family on che morrow ana swami
fng railroad with vast piles OF uuihS nc
will stay terminals long enough I" INSPIRE 'e
ror il, Tho heaits of many But usually the trunks
get TO the homes of the anxious ones in tiine lo'
railroads and express companies kno" "i''
coming and have been making ready
Convey Island will have of its biggest days
Until the establishment Of the Mardi Gras 1estlVai
labor Day was wont 90 be the wind-uP Of the sea
son at the pleasure city. hut new lease OF NE :
given annually to the late season by the carni' az
With Coney Island. the other beaches ana res'i .
VIII share the attention of the holiday throhsS
C,- course orgarized labor regards Labor Day as
its own Always there is a parade, and tn,S year
there are two. As usual the central feuei'''u
1-yo has one and to this will rally representatives
Of nearly all the unions IN the city. led 10y tile
striking telegraphers. 10 whom. as min'ii', iepi'
sea+afives Of the labor forces, the post q hoho'
is accorded. The other parade is that OF ,he c'''
soidsted Board of Business Agents or the oui'ii's
here is
parades. because the lines OF iil8iO"
made divergent
The Central Federated Union expects II "a.
more than fifty thousand men in line Wheil itS
parade starts at Fifth avenue and SUN Sl'ee'' - -
,rar,l, 70 Washington Square. The other pAi'u'
z.y1 start half an hour later. AT 10 o'clock from
point block above. snd will march up flI'n 9te-
nue. to 10Th street So Fifth avenue NH ha'e ~
III OF parades. of floats and hands. ana WIN -
all II wants 10 Of the music made py u'o """'p -
The thousands who VIII be in line
lanes P Holland grand marshal Of the oo"h-
town parade. while the uptown march VIII De uii-
der the orders Of John T Taggart To the FORMER
lanes H Hatch viii be assistant with james o.
,scr,she Charles Cyr Harry de Veaux and ThoTlas
Curtis as aids while the latter will have joseph
A Mullaney and W. o. Price as his aids
A. tha request Of the Presbyterian Board OF
.-t,-ch and Labor there was a reference 10 the
-s.-t o4 lsror in most of the churches Of that
REORGANIZATION Yesterday as well in many other
churches ~
The John F. AheaTn Association is going TO nave
a good time at Point View Grove College POINT
.o-as, The association has outing and DIN
ne-. and the Borough President will have a io' q
friends hand
The Brooklyn Disciplinary Training School 70"
Bows at Borough Park. has issued invitations 10
:ts exercises. which will begin with raraHe a'lI
military drill 1:a5 O'Clock The chief event "1
tbe dav however is going be the singing OF the
school song. a verse from which runs;
He used to wander round streets all day and Oft
He'd steda6die from an officer when came plain in
80 haul
f5e cante7ed from ire grocer ne Z e'Ne0' N-~
fight
work the golden RUE
st,5[ MANY lessons he neglected when at school
he is Young but willing TO 10 longer play me
fool.
Ana he's here for Reformation, in this the training
school.
The theory is that when the boys sing this song
with real enjoyment their point OF view mas
changed and they have really been reformed Ana
II viii surprise many who hear them to-day 10
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pretty nearly all reformed
In Arverne the floral fete which began on sat
,-asv Will be continued In the afternoon there
viii be a parade. and in the evening there VIII be
q han ip the Casino and a general good time on
the boardwalk.
There vii be the usual sports and athletic events
70 mark the day. and many thousands Will get
their chief enjoyment in this wav-