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MASONIC NOTICES 3
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“d Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
Meets in Masonic building, South
“n street. lst and 3rd Tuesday of
womb“ month, July ‘ulld ' August except-
of. at 8 o'clock. All Muster Masons
cordially invited. Asa'l‘. Lou‘ndcs, Vy’.
fl, Robert M, W'ilcox. secretary.
antler Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M..
meets In Masonic Temple, South Main
avast, the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of
cinch month, at 8 o'clock, July and Aug-
as: excepted. All R. A. Masons cor-
dially and fraternally invited. \
D. SURR BEACH, H. P. 9
1'3. 8. LYONS, Secretary. i
ST. PATRICK
HONORED BY
HIBERNIAN
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the first act, the cast faced a capztcity‘
Elsi-use of mm. than 1,200 people.
Too great credit cannot be accorded
:3:- Thomas 1“. McMahon and Miss An-
E332. McMahon, who “VT? mainly rc—
‘2annnsible for the unrquztlltil success.
The collaboration of Mr, McMahon‘.;
Emlll)’ ycars cf tlatntrirhl cxpnricnccs.
ml ,Mlss blt'}!.;l,on's imziluxzblc as-
sistance in coaching, (location and lit-_
..»I'.1ry work, gl~-.ar;t--.i trout hcr (lllllCS' at
Cue. Norwalk Ii “'1 stlznul, IPSUIIP'tl in
:3 world-1‘; “ul {rmlziriitnx tic-vmd of all
.iszatx-utc‘m. and smuiprtl throughout
W‘K‘ill th: mark t». norm-ir:n..li.-m_ Mr.
Izklliihtvi. Emil i. ‘ it llrrlcit’;9.'-.llt‘.'~'
mulls play, “l~..:":.ir~€n Mzivaurnccn."
. the work (if
--‘-.\ right, and littul
an}. compirtriy
775?; noted Irish 1v
fire. story from i» tiles uilh the will
{Lshicne‘l Irish ll." ‘luiinniit. and, by
”fine introduction n" IllOtl‘.‘l"l .“t't'llllE-.
ISO-8T9, beautifully llllllllt‘l Mill) n my 1
:mntic tinge of 01-? l:‘- llllltl, illili'W‘U it
an. a pedestal by itst-lt’. ll»: (Twat-Ki
‘23»: rules (11“‘8‘1 Bituml t‘ltxtrtivltl" tor
Eras-ml] T. Mt'dqlion. m‘ "nun. the
"E‘Enkcr," for pl} l1. Dibble, and. of
Kitty McSliuno," it)..\li:»‘< Elsit- \Vil-
litmus. The work of thcsr- :ulcntt-d
f-tmrig artists, in th-ir spot-hilly pio-
united roles_. were among the big hits
{of the night. In lilit‘ mount-r, Mr. and
331155 McMahon formcd their unusual-
‘ry good material into one of the thirst
:Wps of uni,ttt'-u1' tlxrzatricnl sturS in
.‘Sth‘alk. ‘-
Tho play. 1.4 l‘t'J—‘Pil maxi producwl
‘ tender the codii'crtion of the McMa-
ms, was. a 145.111.1303; ail-.1 a source
4»: great (ieligln to thc cuthusiastic au‘
ali'ncc. The plot was plcmlislly laid.
and delightfully l.‘l"'_”t(".t':l with it was .t
1m story of touching critical It was
wmderi‘ully balancr-t‘. in heart much»
,‘ixrg pathos, rich lr5»'-li humur, and
«ms and ballads, : nu al tor llll‘ll' or-
%n on the (inc-n Lin. Tin u-rt‘cci
Stage settings are by w: spoeiui
milieu, f6!“ 1hr Si‘fill.’ “y and color ell
fact were supcrb, Thv scent: in the
WM 0f Ardl‘vc “11$ :ll'zistltully lillfl.
.nad provided a war-int .l and appro-
priate setting in; the: Int, :0 m‘u'tlrr
1:192; fair Kathlw - (4,...” of t‘m-
1:11:53 act mud? ;-. . [il'é"S.‘l<"'l
an the audience, ,
,meen, sleeping: lit-fun- 11,.
While her iigctl lather >lnwiy
uncnnd tbn room t-xti'igizishin; the;
candles for tE;—- night. Czadltully the]
:a'sadows (it-(pin and soft':.' over the.
sight floats ll." \Ol"l'>‘ or Torry!
GMoore and his. companions. :33 thcyl
trump over tilt, hillb‘ with Voices lifted:
in: song.
‘51.. Patrick's Eve“ told the s’torynll
K.-ithiec-n Man; :2". (Miss lilizabctlr
Murphy), the daughtvr of old David
(fi‘lfonnor (Edward J. llama). and
whom! pretty head hm! I t-u t 7rnwl by
A.
.i
21in} im
l‘vrxrn our. 1‘1 'f"
ho .‘Lil,
lll'v\‘e3
tiff;
the advant'trg of Sn‘ T‘: 2‘ . :‘rl Kawa-
'mueh (John T, “Wu“ 21". W . stur-
fis of position, “will: axurics,
amid by his sister. I‘m. ~1~j~ . anaugh
4151155 Anna. McMalw t'r lv gifts
mused her to hesitoz- é‘i‘t‘. . 111;: the
’ mnest proposal l." U: .. ill Tor;
cmce O'Moorc (l. ‘. .'3 Sapient), a
file. upstanding l . ul unus-
aufil’ vocal talc-rte. “my. _- .‘t by lotter,
tam Squire Kax 1.; ‘ , zuri tllf‘ pro-
1 of Terry aim allliith’l .»irnul-
Wualy~h11t pun; inmt‘pum Kath-
leen managed to stay» an" tlw- impcml-
filg crisis until 1h.”- i‘.(ll'i‘l)\~’. \Yeari—
mess and bewildcrnu t .nm closed
'her pretty eyes and .=.. curtiin fell on
file first act E. 1th Kattb‘mrvi pl-acoitflly
sieeplng before the l‘iichen hearth.
Great in contrast is the setting of
a file second act, in a luxurious apart-
dnent in the pi“ 13:21 mansion of Squire
Kavanaugh, ‘- ‘ ' Zhlr-tn is instal-
I‘ed as his wi l; .-_uieen, more
lldl'lié‘? rose,
“ .ivc element
‘ .j_.:.~.'el, is fully
unhappiness
...0 late rEaJizcs
iizzu for poor,
A conversation
and his English
bunk
": transplanted 3.
"8) a bed of rocksu' ..
Fairing for her for .
said remorse, and on.
' » inc éepti: 0; :.-)i‘ a. .1
‘_&oken-beai-teti Teri
A» Ween tho Squl'i'
' fiend, Sir (‘iearflelal (Joseph T. Mc-
A'Iahon). discloses the fact that the.
areat a. low ebb. his
dates are heavily mortgaged, and his
mly hope 'of salvation lip-3: in his mar-
.fiage to Jean Onslow (Miss May Hy-
.n), a. beautiful girl of wealth and
“position. The Squire confides in bi..-
he is not legally
the.» cere-
vms priest,
“i. the arrival of Father. O‘eassidy
J. Hayes), puts an end to
”in:
' illusion. .
m the leading feminine role
1 Ranked: Murphy, at young
. ‘ wflhnnusnal talent and abil-
" wannabe work astounded
m A: Kathleen Mavour-
‘ 3 charming Irish colleen, she
m I“ mm her an.
AV.
‘n. notable bi
lczil numbers.
; roundly
‘: lit:
;l-'[Vh
be commended too highly. With the
ease sadly-ace of professionals, or
ycnm’ standing, they portrayed their
difficult roles in inimitable style, and
their work was above criticism. Jos-
eph '1‘. McMahon, the aristocratic Eng-
lishman ,Ralph E.; Dibble, the rollick-
lug; Irishman, and Miss Elsie Williams.
Miss Kathleen’uattractlve mold, the
sweetheart of the Tinker, supplied the
humor for the production and were
eminently successful in their eflorts.
Mr. McMahon, perfectly costumed as
an Englishman of high birth, was a
lwonder inoevery sense of the word.
One scene. in particular, which made
t. was in the second act,
when Sir Lionel discovered the Tinker
hiding behind the prctty maid, in her
mistress’ apartment. So thunderous
was the applause that the players
Wound it cxcccdincly difficult to go on
with their work. ‘ (
Miss Anna. McMahon was at hcr
best-'iu her role “of an artistocratic
young English woman, the sister of
Squire Kavanaugh, and Mr. Hayes car-
rio-d the roles of old David O'Connor
3am! of Father O‘Cassidy in a manner
ihzlt only the highest words of praise
(-oull describe. In the. supporting cast
were Miss Hyman. John McKnight,
Thomas E. McMahon, James E. Sex-
ton, John M. Hurley and \l'illiatn J.
Mali-2r, and they pcrformcd thcirwork
in splendid style, and contributed. in a
large measudes, to tho succvss of tho
. production.
.
Occupying an important place on tho
program and resulting in many of the
real hits of the night were the muni—
Tllo Merry Men 0“ thc
chn favored with several humorous
numbers, every our- of which wcrt-
applauded. Among the tin-
ay were Mr. Splzm's
c- ()llltl Plaid Shawl"; Mr. l)ibblc'.~:
lrish Were Egyptians Long
and Miss Murphy‘s “IM-‘zll‘ Littlc
All \vcm thundcrously 2:1)-
Ously rc-
l’rot'cs-zor
congrutulat
in ur-
\‘.lll('ll
[or
htt‘ul solos of pi
"'l‘hu
Ago":
Shamrock".
pluutlvtl (and the artists: graci
spontlml to the encorcs.
Joints 1‘). St-xton is to 1)“
ml upon his spitutlid slum“:
ranging: the musical nun‘huis.
wrrv (inviscd by him. 11' .-~nn:tlly.
“St. Patrick's Err)“. ‘ '\
In. ho‘twccn tht- zit-t5; Mrs. Alix-rt l".
Rosc- favored her
law» :tutiin-m'v with
a htuutil'ul rendition of “Mut‘ttshlzt”. a
rung that thrillcd tho, hourts of her
listcm‘rs‘. and reentmtlctl to the (‘nf'tll‘l‘
with “Molly Brim}- " ' ‘ ".ls;
Vtru Mcf‘urthy l! . .. .wv‘q
ltci' recitation, “IT-gym it", and u-ldctl
many luurcls to her rilrc-utly cnviubln'
reputation. Th» old and still popular
{azx'orile "(‘mnn {luck to Erin", was
Flllflltllflll.’ sung by Miss Alice llu} mew,
whose encore was "The Son of an
lrithrtn". Miss llt‘lvllil 'v'. Millard,
of” llridgvport, favored with u rvndi-
tiou of “St. Patrick's lluy", and, for,
hor cncorc. sang “Killurnm‘”.
'l‘lln ('t,llllllltlt‘t3 in rhurze of the en-
Soul--
";‘:'_I l“!
tin» nil-air was lttxaulml by Martin, J.
M l.-s..;ough, assisted by John I“.
Mode, John McNamara. John (‘litrk
and Robert P. Tallon. This commit-
ion was one of the most efficient illlfl
La able that has over arranged it St.
'and are being;
I‘d rick's tiny program.
showered with the con
their friends.
A full list of ilm chat-acre”, in th. .
ordcr of their uppuaiunce. follows: i
llaxid O'Connor. . .Etlutud J. Man-s:
glutululions of
Kathleen O'Connor ................ ‘
Miss l-llizcttbctli J. Murphy .
Dorothy Kuvztnaugh . ..‘ ............ .
Miss Anna 1". McMahon“
L‘t'rnzirtl Kuut‘i’inugh. . . . . ‘. z
' John T. \Vt-alur
Rudy, the Tinkt-r ..... Ralph l2, l’)'.blur
lN‘llllls Dilf lin. . . .Jolm Mclxnight
Tcrrvncc ()’.\loorc. . . .l'ldwartl l Splint
Kitty Mt Shane. . .Miss. lllsie \x ilhums
Sir Litmcl (‘lcarlit-ltl ............. _.
Jun-pit 'l‘. MVP-lulu“:
I-‘ulhz‘r (TC : . . ..l“.:l'.“lt'.‘(l J. llf‘}'t':i
Slicnitl: ‘l~-.: E. Scxton
Squire
lmnvv ......... "V .1.» I". McMahon
l'ul’ll'v'. ........ ‘.. W; 'l'. tungq-ion
a'..lll:llll Mt-ttublmii. . . John Mrlxmglil
ut-‘lzae ............ . .wmiam .1. Muller
llarcv ................ Juhn ‘tl Hurley
Joa -0nslow . .Mi 5 .‘J: liynan
DEL KAPP REPORTER-R T0
-_.. m , I
HAVE KILLED l: $1531.19
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("OBLEN'A March lR.——Gu;~'tavo
‘ of Defense in the
anke, Minister
Ebert Cabinet. arrived
airplane late yesterday,
the trip from Stuttgart.
Seccht, chicf of staff for the‘constltu-
tional government, has replocctl Gen-
eral Luettwitz as commander at Her—
lin. according to advices.
The danger from Bolshevism seems
to be extreme. The Kappist troops
are withdrawing from . Berlin and
forces commanded by Spartican lead-
915 are expected to attack the city at
any time‘. A consolidation of all par-
ties to fight Bolshevism has been
formed. only the Independent Social-
ists not being included. Elections
will be held no 1
cording to latest
Stuttgart. .
STUTTGART, .March 17. (By The
Associated Press.—Two hundred and
titty members of the German Nation-
al Assembly held a. meeting in the art
l'ali {ere this afternoon. Military
forccs are occupying the great: open
place before the hall. No disorders
Occurred while the members were as-
sembling,
Airplanes are flying over the city
warning the pepole against demon-
strations.
09PM]: igiamggelségihe situation in
“31311 . uro than ever
this morning. Little reliable news
in lcrlm by
having made
dispatches from
came out of. that country during thel
night, but the position of the Eb
ert
government seems to be growing
"tronzer, while thé movement led by
7
gardougang Kapp has delnltely col-
»Presideut Ebert.- seemls to be a.
a situation. almost as. dimcrfilfigg
when Spartaclsm first ragedtul Ber-
lin, but it, is evident the old ‘govern-
ment does not. intend to lose any time
in action. Orders were given forlthe
arrest of Dr. K399 and General 'v‘on
Luettwltz, last'night, according to ad-'
vices received Internal they seem to
have avoided ' ‘
thgyemhgd w w.» m7, W
re matings“! "
last nigh. t. :m *v’ikgm tor
«comm ganglionic"
*‘W
izm influsll'inl rt-cimi iv in . . l
lllo “‘nrkmf’u'; I ~ _ .. . ( mirennd ‘
maintaining O‘Tdt‘IEOUDCIIS to. and mi
"——-. ,_ fl»..- _ —_- l,
. LIQUOR MEN _ é
PLAN DRIVE - g
; durations.
, , . . . .
3am planning to assrst this campaign
3 he bipartisan as it is known that both
General von ;
titer than June. ac--
,4
Up until 9 o'clock l; damn ' excl
members of the Germun National As-‘
gammy, including only five‘ Independ-
ent Socialists, had arrived in Stun--
rt. it was anno that at to-
day’s. session of the National Assem-
bly the Independent Socialists would
unreservedly support the constitu-
tion. Membersof the German popu-
lar party, which is the old Conserva-
tive organization, met yesterdn-ykto
' in the govern-
dlscuss partfimation
Ele ions the German
merit. for .
Reichstag will probably be. held bu-
forc. July 1.
PARIS, March 18.—-O_ffieial advices
from ' Berlin describing conditions
there on Wednesday night said the
public places of the city were fl led-
with crowds in an ugly humor. ’ he
military appearied to be of a panicky
disposition. Many of the .llaltic
troops. the advices added. had joined?
forces with .the Independent Social-
ists who were reported to have 12,000
armed mcn at their command.
LONDON. Min-ch litmllumors are
current in llerliu that Dr. \Yolfgang
Kapp. head of the reactionary govern
T
mom set up in Berlin last Saturday gamatcd Meatcutters .
and whose rcmznution was announc- lctt.
ml yesterday. had committed suicide;
according to a dispatch to the Ex.‘
(thango Tclcgrziph ('nmpany from Aux-l
sterdum. ho rcpnrt‘s worn rncolvctl
by ((-lt-pllollo in Amntculztm from the"
German capital. '
LONDON, March 19. Gusmvl
NUlikf‘. Minister of “Plume inflict
l-Ibcrt gm'crnmont is confident of his,
ability to rcstoro normal conditions}
in (i-‘rmnny within a. comparatively ‘
brief time, according to an Exchange
Tulugrnph dispatch quoting an inter-
ricw with him at Stuttgart.
"Largo contiugcnts of imperial tic-2
f‘fns" troops are at our tli;sposz\l,”:
.\r..»'kv is quoted as fccluring, “l nm'
confident on will micccml in rmtm-mgz
order in Germany withln- six or elizlll 7:
days." K ‘
BASLE. Switzccrlizml. Much lSp—-A.
dispatch from (‘ht-ninitz, [lie ind:is:-.
trial ('(‘llll‘l‘ in Saxony with a [lilplllil—i
mated Textile Workers of America.
wished these three men to join their
union, but. the men could not see the
Justice of paying new entrance fees
and does, amtheir union did not de-
mand the same action of other work-
crs, connected with the! trade, if they
were members or some trade organiza-
The men have cards .
dcntials, and paid up due notices, to‘
show their sincerity in their own or-
ganization, a
arrangements will be
misunderstandings bei:
No wdrd’could be ob:
this morning a.» to the diam-“H
tion.
factory
ltion of the Pnlplofi‘f’lr-
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another real treat.
weekly boxing card.
Murphy, of Staten
03 his pins.
and cre-
wman-laymen touts” ..
doubt. satisfactory ”SW 3‘- ”ml b"
made, some past Wmfi muffiyr‘f.‘ Ila-y than
i: Sultlt’d. on: no. mo udr after all oh. to“. on
can out Mauro; this lino-ho.
mined from the
v
wArE
Boxing fans of thé’ State
traction, Mulligan has paired up
my Waltz. of Hartford, and
Island, pocket;I as
ur-
the undefeated featherweight.
be knocked
phy, It is said, has yel'to
s. V~\Vlll.HE'
mum.
Saturday ’
As the main
HabMJde-flm'
ugmmmmma.
New Inn
l ll
towards
TOD FAT-2f
mzln‘ton
night.
when George Mulligan stages his
» o
1er
at-
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Many attractive patterns in Bluebirds, Pink Rosebuds,
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At Popular Prices.
Scrcml congressmen alreadv have
:mnnuncctl that they will ask“ for re"!
election on the platform of beer and
Wine and in many sections of tho-
country political observers belicvcl
such an issue will overshadow othero
important unsional and International.
These conercrsmcn also
in other districts.
In all pi'obmlulity the campaign will
Republican and Democratic conarcs-
Sinhal rnmnaiszns will. participate in
such a movement in Some wet dis-
tricts.
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