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The evening world., 1907-09-14
BABY BURGLAR
ALARM JUST A
LITTLE BIT LATE
Sick Infants Cries Arouse
Mother, but Thieves and
Silver Are Gone

The crying Of a sick baby early IA.
day frightened away the burglars WIN
were ransacking the residence OF waI,e,
Murphy at Rockaway road and Fourth
street. Garden City. l. !.
Mr.. Murphs's pretcnt.ors three story
residence Is right In the shadow OF tho
Cathedral but tho bold burglars, has
tened by the cry. managed to drive
away unheerd with s2.cto worth Of solid
silver.
Sheriff Gs.aers!eeve believes .as.
there We're three In the gang. and that
they had woman scou; to locate good
lays" ripo for robbing. Yesterday
afternoon Mary Wilson. n maid in thu
Murphy household. came suddenly cpon
woman inten,ly scrutinlziag the
house. Tho woman. tall blonde. very
styiiahly dressed. was startled and
asked nervously II any ons lived there.
after which she hurried away. saying
she WIS renting agent.
A man servant coming out OF the
house to.dny discovered a window oper
on the porch and three sdcooard
drawers strcwn around the yard. HI
arouslnG the household
and discovered that burglars had en-
tered through the childrer's psayroom
TO the DINING room. where they haa
ieisurely tested tho wars, throwing aside
the plated etun and carrying away ,h.
poed silver In the three drawers.
wheel tracks on thu lawn show they
used q buggy or wagon A space where
tho grass was found fattened down ~
feat from the h6uae shows whers the I
burgIars lay watching until the last
light was extinxulshed In the house.
There wore seven persons In the. house
last night Miro. Murphy waE asinep Ia
her room on the sesond floor when tina
rrT OF tha baby awakened her She
asSs -. StnrfaAd on q light and aduainsalsr.
gS r11SA!osnt. raturring to sieep without
sy sgSszf ssaas sssaBiea,s rare 4 AnsSzlaG
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DRAWS HIS RAZOR
UPON POLICEMAN
Nan Nan Arrested as Thief Tried to
Escape by Dashing Into
a Swamp.

poNcemcn ]. IT J, Hughes and Rob
~, Esseihorn. OF the Tottenvllle sta
non we're to-day detailed to look for,
Joe Fort. who disappeared overnight
from his bonrdinS-housa a; Perth Am
boy n. J. Al the same time disap-
perred $40 belonging 10 Mrs, Annie
stcphnano, the landlndy. and two suits
OF clothes belonging TO her husband.
Mrs. stephnano had warned the Tot
5tsnvIlle police that Joe was seen head
ing for Staten Island
The plain clothes men had JUS, made
a round o, Italian bosrding-housees
when they spotted a man walking along
a deserted road carrying bundle They
approached him and ne ;arned and ran
into swamp. rne policemen dashed
after him.
They were quickly up TO their hips III
mud and wafer. but after noundcfins
around the poke caught up with their
man. who turned aud drew razor. lie
was dlsarined, Around his waist WAS
a muslin belt wsth $40 In Il. In the
bundle was found one OF thu missing
sl!tb.
The evening world., 1907-09-14

.
Fifteen thousand IA who came out
20 see the Giants peri m for the last
tinie m Greater New York this season
were, treated to one long and grand
swAtfcst. There was clean hitting BY
both sides. All pitchers looked alike
% both teams. Jordan ripped on two
triples. a double and single out OF Ave
times at bat. Browne smashed out four
aits ana Shannon made three hits.
Every Giant but Dahien had his batting
sys about him
Bell was touched up for eight hits in
enc and half innings and retired in
favor OF Mcintyre, who WAS also
touched UP occasionally. McG!nnity -as
taken out Of the box, In tho tenth I'M
nina To- sllow Bresnahsn 10 bat for
MN. kAfsd ktsfsAr mia ,eok the slab and
rentnd the si1e IN strikes In that Ia
SfhSn .ths team. starred on sha second
t,ams of the doubieahfader there were
aboa, i.,gop persons In the park ss
agreement the seconi game was 70
last seven. innings.
\ First Inning.
eaunnou singled. Brawne bun.cd
8..ciy. Srd as Dsvlsn aiso laid down
rafc fris. the bases We're hl'ei' 80 isious iss.
I stnrisxi 10 centre. scoring shannon ana
Browne Boseranan sacriaesd' oassy
10 Jordan. McCann singled. scoring
Devlin. pihisn 'onied out 70 Casey
10 did IJpyIE, Tfrfstst.. \ '---
Alpc.Tnan vi r,ca ou; Cakss s,nsssa s..
10 r1Fli. bnt was forced nj second NJ
Lewis. Doyle 10 Danlen. 4, ,taa Joraan
N,r ,s,sre ssses. ssottnE Ies.n. TIE
ia,ser mas mt OFT al ,hc e.tt.e and alsn
IA Issa d 4f1a5 X II;
s.need. scoring ~ ~ .:,s.,a5s .,ssn p,.>.e
Second lnnlns.
HuA,rp@ wen, TO short af,i Rursi. I?
.,sft f,sS, fstpnsiy1i. NeGlnnity stn,is.a,,
10 rsr,fss siannon shrrlrred., heit 70
Jnrt,an Rtrwn. s.nsied, sfotinE MS-
0innity, On -Rl;ter,s faiirrs q t.sR
Isyi.a stated. ,tiNg E.Swir as
J;s;,re g-.s,Is,fl1 T...ii .n Tbs bsx. Soy.
I.euri aor.cd Drglia at sos md, As9af-
f.'Rr 10 H,ini9isi. EoWsr1,nn ts--c i'le'.
sSs6 sl,ssea M Red - % i e,a8ss. , eis,sr ta,aed
cut steIntrre WIZ tossed c.it by Nc
C;innitv. no Runs
Third Inning.
as-.
TN. ed Asiats'ra = Jordan. t5s v .li15a
q greai, catch OF DoSie's liac fly. NC
ts,A.,us Wsrt ot.s. AS q ytr to ,t0r'id1s.
y tssT.san Els l-IreI = aIFy yrTnfyu
d,rc wne sos',ad CnsSy Of double
ntII>s III eat y .,f,tsSS- tteti. burtl waikrk
/ IN lreae:ted shfsd on Jordaa's single,
fi5,n,s,sl walkcd, Eilias the Bases. Ma
Tnsey our. atutji-IFIt.E to IT ettit itf,r1.s Nc
HtSs.
Fourth inning.
shannon tinglsd 10 lett. Browac bart
Ell pasey. shannon reaching sce1Hd,
pavlin's ban, f,ed TO Mrintyrs. SeS-t
Observation-Disclosures ~. NcIn=
tt;,ssto Casey, Bowerman singled, hut
\ II, > ca5re WAS caught at the plate on.
Duref.s iira~ 10 Ritter, NO RUNS
Ente., Inc fi.ed TO shannon Ritter
was rrsircd bs Devlln and McGenn.
MelptSrs wss easy. McGinni.f 20 Me-
uenh. No RUNS.
2Ts; Filth lnnina.
Me<sann hit home run to center,
IYsylSn Was retired by Jordan. Doyle
ainklAd and took second on McGiin-
ritYe dous 81 first. AIpcrnian TO Jordan
% -; ss,s s.e'ss eat Ha1a NAL I" Jordan.
xipAyfnsn nisd to Seymour, Casey
4 ti5 q ff.er tiy,sssaA -, asr.rv,A y,a ~ s65
The evening world., 1907-09-14
B0ILERMAKERS OF FIVE
RAILROADS ON ON STRIKE S I,iI{ {;

ST, PAUL. MINI. Sept H-sA rcacraI
strike OF boilermakers on tho Chic,g,,
Grcas Western. Grrat Northern. or,,a
Northern Pacific and tae 500 Rallron,i.
Was called to-day. TIE hoiierrn kers
are aided In their fight By their he!pt..s
and w tho case OF tue Great Western
Tie mn ehintsts In THE biy s,,opa 4 \.
oelwein went out Ia syBrathy Thlr.
teen hundred men are out
rhe strike OF the boilcrmakers on the
ave railroads followed refusal OF the
railroads OF a demand for is cents an
hour east Of the Missouri River ard
t7is csnts DER hour west OF the Missouri
The evening world., 1907-09-14
WARRANT
FOR ARREST OF
JULIAN THOMAS
Miss Hess. Injured in Wreck
of His Auto, Will Sue
for $4,000.
LOST A LIMB in CRASH.
Limped Into Wrong Court on
New Clutches, but Will
TrylAgain Monday.
LOST A LIMB in CRASH

An application for a warrant for Or.
Julian p. Thomas. the aeronaut and au-
tomobils eathtEdast. was made In West
Side Police Court to-day by Miss
Frances He's. of No. ,ss wes. One Hun
dred and Thtr;y-nrst street,
She was riding in car with DR..
Thomas and another young woman late
At night on date early -I..iy whcfi
there was an accident In Jerome are
nue.. near the entrance of Woodia wn
Cemetery. All three occupants OF the
car were badly injured
Miss Hess right leg was ampu,ated
rested as the preliminary step in a sui;
for damages she Is prepared 10 iie. 8.
Comes Into Court on Clutches.
Miss Hess. dressed in black and very
pale. appeared IN court In person walk
Ing on n pair of new crutchcs. She was
attended By a young woman who looked
like her sister. Apparently she was us
ing the crutches for the frst time. as
she had to be supported as she made her
way painfully np the aisle at the close
OF tho regular session Of court,
Aie NJ No'Heeh Heh - ter from the
bench and called 70 her that she need
NOT en'er ttae enclosure, out might te.i
her business TO the policeman at tho
gate. 6hs said she wanted either a
warrant or mmons-?re.esaply D
warrant--tor Dr.. Julian p. Thornaa Of
40, LII West Hevesty-seeonG street
As soon M Gao Mag!AiTate heard her
name ne Tahfei1oefea hei1oefea ne case. He
advtsed her togo 10 MorrisaniA Police
Court ag the ccldent happener In the
.l.. oNei "n' s.e MaS,s'iaSe 10
tstai court has jurisdiction.
Mis-, Hess said ss,e would 70 to the
Morr.sania court On Monday.
~ rhoma. 1. ~. ~ ,ha I.,a,, 80,
III. Ahons - ons u .ae ieaoihk AUTO
mobiists OF the city and has the dis
t.neiion of making the nrst amateur
-, ~ ynr ii, ~, 49, MI
ss''s.oH n . ~ his o~n oa'
loon. The accident In which the Hess
sxtrl figured created 4 sensation.
The evening world., 1907-09-14

5Eiv.dere won like the good three
ye.r-o.d Madden has cia.rasd hss, 10 be.
He wss under a strong pull by u.
nna-,l- until stretch turn-xnA-
reached. when ha came through on tho
rail ard won with son hing to spare.
Ballot the public favorite led all the
way, only TO stop at the criSsal fno-
meHt MONTGOMERY. ling strong at
the end, was up iu tine to get second
money.
Tie puzzle went TO Ba7ot. and az II
TO 10 the books took in thousands
Bundles also came in on saiyidere and
the bookmnkera broke even on the re-
suit
About en,co spectators were at ths
track and Witnessed ine afternoons
sPuFv. -
sewcli, mrs, class ,hree-ycar-oia. 3
was sold to-day TO tho Burlingamo
Stxa,e. owned by c. E. Durnell. for
s5.6et Fred Burlew bought King CO.
aaus. sstO;saaz Fatas u. .sae
to- King s0i.
Plunge on Far West.
The sensatlon Of the opening event
was NC killing made bv the schwartx
bTat9ers on their good horse Far West.
H., waA equal favorite With Crcssina at
thA' opening but so much Schwartz
.:'.'; ttitffssred In t3,+ fiRg--+ofne say
iaat = was Sl0,ND-that at the close
;.'nF West was q deelhsd fayot.tes Sad
ief VAS the early aneenaker tais he hsd
enough IN the stretch, and the favorite
Vel rldaen. hy Miller, cafne on and won
la n Z, y araFe from, Aituda. WHO beat Quad
EllIq Tor tie place. sndiet was good
aorse to-day.
ins'n M. p Sold for -ss 600.
John N. r. sold to-,,ay before the
race to J. f. wiedcncr fSr & ooo W.,
scratched from the Sseeplecaase. Mr.
ttse,tsF sise e t.srstcsteu ri curfiffo
sna 81 &c added sher.m Williams. which won
mount ,nsa, ont 10 make the pacr which
Killed oR the others. They never could
f.. re- nsas r.a. sasflr Williams and he won
even money choice. Mr.. Mccain. an
other added started beat out Reouest
fer The show money
Necitek Won tho Handicap.
io,.a z Madlen,a good eals Meeliek
Won Tai EreIt fsIstern H5ndieap ami :
- not eaeked TO any great extent.
wanted she Keene entry after. stamina
was scratched los yeiEes and me
Ell alugsers went 10 Fir sr1ne.
Zz,.sk Mas compa :iyeiy easy
T{npSF, WITH Pirestone and Jliit Powell
llal.tl fsj { out for the nlaee. Tbs
NeataTt colt got II bs a nod right att
thn Srla
rirst Fnvorite 10 win.
The nFst fayor.te OF tthe day went.
itgf5UEh in tho fiffd race. when Toi,.ia
rcHun carle home With the money Marx
Antony III was played In this race. hut
Hfter sailing along in front with Leon.
ella, duit In the last furlong to let Tnii-
fenne win. after AFTER Dor and pSll +
Ftnck had quit. to finish in the order
named -ssE3
The evening world., 1907-09-14

-5T nr1i. in RI inning :
lirsE Base IN Bails +SIes;Inriiy.
AIlss 9!s!ntyre, i. Left on Bi. scs.-.
4
ia9uie ltaa--SIctsann. rhrea Basa His
-.Joraan 81. Tw9-Base H.ts--Jordan.
srpwne, stolen hasss-casey, Amer.
ii,an, ini,an, SEYMOUR, Burch Sacrifice iIitx---
IA b9ik--aiciniSrc uupires Johnstonc
Ind Carpenter Attendance -soco.
The evening world., 1907-09-14
RING DELUGED WITH BETS
ON -SHEEPSHEAD EVENT.
Ioe Yeager Makes Another Successful Parlay
and Hits Bookmakers Fard.---Sherif Will.
iams, Added Starter, First in the
Westbury Steeplechase.
especial 10 THE Evening wotld.,

o wotdl
SHEEPSHEAD BAY TRACK Sept t4John Madden and his
partner. Thomas r Hitchcock cleaned up purses to-day
mention what they and their friends in bets Meeck and
salvidere.
Mec the Great Eastern Handicap after being backed from
s to post time while Savldse Annual Champion
Stakes opening and going the money
sent into the ring by Bob Rose and Joe Yeaser.
The evening world., 1907-09-14
MONTREAL RESULTS.

BLrE Bc,SrNETs. Montreal sept. II
Tltf races tn.dass ,tesuitct as foEows
FIRST RS-E--Tom shaw. /: Eonite.
q. ErNa,., ttffrr1r--i n s-S
SECOND RACE--owaisaa. GTstJ Kiny
Bolt, sceoEd; Kathleen, third, Time
Tia, s
THIRD RACE --Brica Top. first;S
second Plum Tart. third.
Time. 2,5st
FOURTH iFssCF.,--piatoon. nrst; Blue
Coat second, Prince Brutus, thirya
Tine IL .aaa
The evening world., 1907-09-14
PERSIAN SHAH'S ADVISER
MEETS SUDDEN DEATH,

TBTIERAS. Persia. sept, l4--Muaar
Ed Dowlsh. cx-Grand vfrier and ex-
ForeaKn Minister of rersta, who was
reg arded ~ being chiefly responsible
FOR the Ghnh'a nnacrspt granting =
day "a AaaEe aass n -T..... s,.r.s
The evening world., 1907-09-14
DYNAMITE EXPLODED IN
GRAIN INJURED FIVE.

CHIPPEWA FALLS. Wis. Sept. IA
An explosion OF dynamite in bundle
of grain injured fivo men and wrecked
A threshing machIne on the farm OF
Peter Pntsrson- Investigation developed
the fact LAT sticks or dynamite had
beer plnsra n several bundles s = q q,
The evening world., 1907-09-14
pErrlBoNE CRITICALLY ILL.

BOISE. Idaho. Sept. M--Georse A.
Estabone. charged with corIpiiaity In
tho BteunenberB murder. was taken to
the hospital yesterday In critical con-
sit.on and IAN operation probably VIII, DO
necessary: There will be no further
SzaaanasAsn ee shA esta; Ak, ,ngesAaA
The evening world., 1907-09-14
TORONTO RESULTS.

WoopBrNE. Toronto. Ontario, Sept.
i4.--The races to-day resulted an fot-
lows: r
FIRST RACE, Stanley Fay u to ID
Won; cooney X. u 10 plAcel. aseoHds
Merry England. third Ti,ne- t,yT
Frescasi, Teaah, Inspector Furvis.
Staiilay. RniiiARing Girl. Clyess, Sally
Preston. Polly Prfm, Sir Eawafds &zs
Ieanna AlAQ r&n. -. = 81
The evening world., 1907-09-14

The Brookl beat the Giants in the thirteenth inning by the
Of due to the Giants leaving their bases uncovered
The Giants tailed the thirteenth inning and the Brookly
right lack and scored winning the gane
The evening world., 1907-09-14

eio--Ntasara Fails and Return--ato
yta EhlE RAILROAD. sctnE Sept 20.
31ca&sf. reservations cad details at 8en
and 4 tgH 1gsy, NEzW yonK. Asa ether
The evening world., 1907-09-14
MANY THOUSAND
IN HOT RACE FOR
WORLD BALLOONS
Whole City Excited by
Chase for Cola Dropped
Out OF Sky.


Thousands upon thousands gathered
NJ the various World stations IL Man
haitian, Bronx. Brooklyn and Corey
Tsiaad this afternoon and joluclT1n ;ho
chase 10 capture tho one hundred toy
balloons, each o. which carried IN order
on the greatest newspaper for a $40
note. The prizes we're given IN COM
menoratIon OF the i.e9p. p.cooth adrerti$c-
ment printed BY The World since Jan.
l. 1907,
Al exactly o'clock the balloons were
liberated from the dome OF the Pulitzer
Building. The iYntid Offices IN Brooklyn,
upJown. Manhattan. the BrorS and
Harlem, They were also sent HyIns
from concy Island. Madison square.
coAmbus Circle. the Educational All
sucs rsuttdtng IN Ems. Brpsarsy, and
from the corner of Broadway and
FITsIIhg avenue. Brooklyn.
The strong w.nd caught the balloons
aaa sent thrnr soaring through space
with thronss In pursuit Two released
from The Worlds Brooklyn once and
at concy Islaaa didn't 40 any higher
than fifty feet and were the first cap
tured.
Fursurps CtTIab pofrs.
TIE one libsfatal from che BreoRlyn
nfficc got tangie i--4n~ the ifiast OF tele.
pitpnc wires and electric cpbles 1T John
sofi and Washington streets a tew
hoo:s from TIE World ofiire; a,.A
theha cBsued q lFvely oolt-cIlnA.ng cdl-
test fCr t1e ept-rn OK is;r money
Fcf a tinit = looked aa W evpry opa
" the thousanGg G3sewblcd wanted tp
set lhlt PARTICULAR at4iasn bat they
quickly fell haca; and cAeered wAan Tho
figureH OF two yput 81 the pole arose
abefe SIC heads % TIE cre9a
The race vas very close, both mnk
ing coed time . tAe goal--Nhica MAS
yhe dangllng balloon. One se.Sod tile
balloon and crushed Il while tho other
Ernsped the ten-dpliar order. Then
they agreed TO divide the reward. and
hurried to the Pulltzer Building, waere
ASFnhan W'ein5crs 81 No. Isl Nassau
F;reet, Brooklyn. and Paul EnSeihRrdt.
OF No. lfa Tioyi street. BTVpKssr. f,e
newkh1ys WHO ssll the Evc-lnE World
on Washington siraft, nro3&ly.,
Athlete wins.
= ...ilnHiar slin2'.9n a5yel0Ped II front
OF StctupenborG'S itrtc3. Nrss LigAsh
; tTeet eHd, surf ayrnur c,2r@y Island
Of GlI%rr.Gg ilauAands una b
c;tsne -aalneAhed III tho wires and was
captured b. While Brown, All athl9tai
and employee OF ne Bostock animall
shoS.
The chase after the others was ius,
rs exciting
The evening world., 1907-09-14
First Game.

.rmts, Winnitis tl4e ganiee.
The evening world., 1907-09-14

NlTf' H'"r'te 10 WIZ,
The nFst fayor.fe OF tthe day went.
fiz5UEh in tho fiffth race when Tot,-s
Tcuna canle home With the money Marx
.tntonv u, was played In this race. hut
Hfter sailing along In front with Leon.
ellh, duit In the last furlonr to let Tnu-
reaac win. after Axter Dor and pSil
Ftrck had duit, to finish in the order
The evening world., 1907-09-14

fuurtPtnvEuc, 5fl. ~ -
He followed thc pace for two miles ard n
outside he sasliy tame AWAY from Inc Faid.
!sy IN a. eontrndlpg position. sIt was 90
!r; him down he Ind nothing LETT. Itonsides
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-25
AT The THEATER
"When We Were Friends"

A good sized audience saw and very
much enjoyed the presentation of
when We Were Friends" an inter
esting comedy drama well played by
company headed by William Macau-
ley. The play was written by w. B.
Patton and is being produced by the
firm of Macauley and Patton By
queer coincidence Mr.. Patton, the au.
thor of last nights play, has been
booked for the next attraction in the
Auditorium, he being leading man in
rich comedy, "The Slow Poke"
which comes next Monday night. The
scenery carried by the when We
Were Friends" company is of high ex-
cellence, and it is doubtful If a play
showing at popular prices has ever
equalled the scenery that they brought
to Norfolk. Every scene was complete
in detail and of expensive sort. The
costumes also were of an extraordi-
nary quality and greatly pleased. Mr.
Macauley is a big, good looking fellow
with an excellent voice. Frank G..
Harris was exceptionally clever as
Sarno, a funny man. and J. G. Mcfar-
lane, r. J. Richardson and Miss Sarah
Cameron were particularly good in
their parts. There is plenty of mirth
in the piece and an interesting plot.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-25
NEWPORT BANKS UNITED.
ROCK COUNTY STATE BANK BUYS
NEWPORT STATE.
THOMPSON STAYS AT THE HEAD

The Rock County State Bank Of New
port Has Bought Out the Newport
State Bank-cowger Goes to Greg.
DRY State Bank.
The consolidation of the two banks
at Newport is announced.
The Newport state bank with a cap
ital stock of $4,000 is to be consol-
dated with the Rock county state
bank, which also has a capital stock
of $4,000, the consolidation being
made under the name Of the Rock
County State bank.
The stockholders of the Rock coun-
ty state bank will retain the ownership
of the bank and G. M. Thompson as
president will remain at the head of
the bank which he founded nearly ten
years ago. The Rock county state
bank is the oldest bank in Newport
and the second oldest in Rock county.
AS a result of the consolidation of the
two banks its capital stock will prob
ably be increased.
Thomas Cowger, who for four years
has rendered efficient service as cash
Ter of the Rock county bank, is to take
a position with the Gregory state bank
at Gregory, S. d. His successor has
not been determined.
c. M. Thompson, who is president of
the Rock county bank, is member of
the firm of the Smith Brothers Land
& Live Stock company and has been
in Norfolk on the occasion of the com
pany's horse sales.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-25
pIeasures OF The Week.

The initial meeting OF a new club,
organized by twelve young women.
was held Tuesday evening at the home
of Miss Laura Durland. The members
will meet during the winter every
other week and the meetings will be
given over to sewing. The organlza'
ton has not yet been named. Follow
ing are the members Misses Laura
Durland, Matte Davenport, Fannie
Norton, Carrie Brush, Drew Brush,
Stella Luikart, Clara Rudat, Faie
Burnham, Miss Robb, Mrs. B. G. Gen.
tie, Mrs. W. f. Hall and Mrs. l.. B.
Nicola. The initial meeting was held
last night at the home Of Miss Laura
Durland.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-25
NORFOLK FRATERNAL SOCIETIES
M asonic.

Damascus Commandery, No. 20,
Knights Templar, meets the third Fri.
day evening of each month in Masonic
hall
Damascus Chapter, No 25, R. A. M.
meets the second Monday in each
month in Masonic hail.
Mosaic lodge, No. 55, A. F. & A. M,
meets the first Tuesday In each month
in Masonic hall.
Beulah Chapter, No. 40, Order of the
Eastern Star, meets the second and
fourth Thursday of each month at 8
p. m. in Masonic hall.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-25
SOCIAL EVENTS N WEEK
OCTOBER BRIDE is CLAIMING
SHARE OF ATTENTION.
LuNcHeoNs HAVE BEEN GWEN

A Number Of Informal Events Have
Tended 10 Liven up the Indian Sum.
mer Tine-There We're Three Wed.
dinqs One Day in Norfolk.
The October bride has claimed her
share OF the past weeks attention
three weddings taking place in one
day in Norfolk Luncheons have been
feature OF tho weeks pleasure Of
womanklnd and number OF informal
parties have helped to add to the
Indian summer time.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-25

w. Is. PattOn, COmeulan
appears in the leading role. Mr.. Pat
ton writes his own plays and he is
pronounced by the dramatic papers to
be a peculiar comedian of pleasing
type. THE Slow Poke" is a western
play and Mr.. Patton, in the character
of Barry Ware, the big hearted slow
poke westerner, is given a chance for
revelation of his peculiar talents. Mr..
Patton is pronounced by many critics
as g. player very similar to Tim Muir
ply and Frank ]. keenan,, both of
whom have delighted the best of Nor
folk audiences, and to Sol Smith Rus
sci. He is one of that droll type Of
humOrists whose quiet, quaint and
wholesome acting brings tears with
pathos one moment and hearty laugh
ter the next. Mr.. Patton will be one
of the stars who will please Norfolk
most this season. Prices will be $10O,
75c, soc, Csc and Csc.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-10-25
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