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Today ' ' l ‘ ' ' ' .
Madge Kennedv Matinee. 2:15. Evening. 7 and 9

in a romance of a butterfly who °Cl°°k-

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“Green Eyes"
PATH E N EWS.

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George Walsh

tn the Comedy Drama. Saturday
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PALACE THEATRE TODAY

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to War Council Organizes.
The Connecticut liranch ofthe Na;
tional Catholic War Council which is“
affiliated with the united war work:

elusive, is preparing for active work

established headquarters in Room 600;
of the Mallet Building in New Haven!
Bishop John J. Niian oi the Diocese of
Hart ford. is the honorary chairman
and he with Judge Edward L. Smith.
cf this city. as active chairman. Re\.

William A. Keefe of Plalnlleld as see;
retar)’. William P. t‘mnin of New Ha ’
Yen and Edward A. Show-Bran as repre- ‘
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