The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-07
IS
OPENED AT
ELIZABETH
"Old Home Week "Celebra-
ton Begins TOday--Ka
enbach to Speak.
Continued from First Pase.)


the Queen of the Carnival and adj
dresses by Mayor Patrick ]. Ryan,
Foster NJ, Voorhees, and others.
AT two o'clock the big civic parade,
the greatest Elizabeth has seen for
years, started. The parade was led by
Grand Marshal General Dennis F. Col
Inns, with Colonel Robert l.. Patterson,
as chief of staff, and a number of
aides. The Queen and her court, mill
tia and fraternal organizations and
bodies of unien men, clubs, etc, formed
the procession.
The "Old Home Week crowd is look
ing forward to seeing the two rival
candidates for Governor. 1t was ex-
pected that Mr.. Katzenbach would be
here by two o'clock this afternoon.
Mr.. Fort may arrive during the after
noon, but this is not certain.
The program for Mr.. Katzenbach in
cluded his reception at the "Old Home
Week headquarters, a hand-shaking
seance at the carnival grounds n
participation in the "Old Home Week
parade this afternoon.
The program for the rest of the week is
as follows:
TUESDAY. OCTOBER S.
Q a. m.-Carnival grounds open.
10 a, m.-The convention of the Catholic
Young Mems National Union WIN De
opened at the Young Mems Catholic Ly-
ceum building. Court street, with delegates
from twenty States.
9 D. m.-Professional baseball at the At
lantic League Club grounds.
; %. Morgan recital at St. John S
Church. Broad street, by Bauman Lowe
organist of the church. Admission free.
s p. Morgan recital at Westminster
Presbyterian Church. by Thomas Wilson,
organist, assisted by Charles Norman Gran
Vile, baritone. Admission free.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER o.
9 a. m.-Carnival grounds open.
10 a. m-Convention of the Catholic
Young Mems National Union continues at
the Young Mems Catholic Lyceum building.
on Court street. The convention will come
to a close with a banquet at 8 o'clock In
the evening at st. Patrick's Parish Hall.
10 a. m.-Quarterly session of the Grand
Division of New Jersey, Sons Of Tenn
perance, at hall In New Lyceum Theatre
building.
2 p. m.-Professional baseball at the At
lantic League club grounds.
8 p. m~.-Songfest and turning exhibition
Mt the Home Week grounds, conducted by
the Liederkranz and Maennerchor Singing
societies. and the Turn Verein Vorwaerts
The program Will be varied ana inter
3 p. Morgan recital at st; John,:
Church by Bauman Lowe, organist. Ad
mission free.
7:3O D, m.-Union historical service of al
, downtown churches at Fulton Stree
Methodist Episcopal Church, Fulton street
near Second.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10.
o a. m.-Carnival grounds open.
9 D.. m.-Professional baseball game a
the Atlantic League Club grounds. -,
) p. Morgan recital at ST.. John.
Church by Bauman Lowe. organist. Ad
7 p. m.SWater carnival and parade wi
start at B. q o. bridge, Staten ISLAM
Sound, thence to the corner stake opposft
Singer factory, thence to E, q O.. oridg
and dismiss. Captain William T. Coz
grand marshal.
8 p. m.-Magnifcent display of Fireworks
from a barge in Staten Island Sound, an
chored opposite The city dock.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER IL.
9 n. m.-Carnival grounds open.
2 p. m.-Professional baseball game at Al
lantie League Club grounds.
3 p. Morgan recital at st. John,
Church. by Bauman Lowe. orsanist. Ad
mission free.
7 p. m.-Mardi Gras and carnival paEad'
leaves the carnival grounds. This parad'
will include many magnificent floats.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 70.
. a. m.-Carnival grounds open to tai
public.
9 D. m.-Field day. Atlantic League Park
South Broad street and Bayway, under A
A. L. sanction, with the following events
1~00-val1l dash. 500-yard dash. SS0-yard run
one-mile run, two-mile run, two-mile relay
throwing discus. throwing 16-pound han'
mer. Understanding jump; special invita-
ton race, sS0-run scratch. Prizes, sollf
gold. silver and solid bronze medals. Ad'
II isslon, 25 cents.
Z p. m.-Automobile parade will leave the
carnival grounds.