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ReguIar Meesiog of Quinnipiac cOn-
 cIave, No. 3I3, Order of Heptascphs,
 This EvenIng-Tsnsh Annual of Fort
 Hale Lodge, \. E. O. P.
 The regular meeting of Quinnipiac conclave No. s1s. Improved Order of Heptasophs, will be held this evening in A. O. U. ". hall, 25 Grand avenue. Frank P. Cafferty, member of the su- preme committee on credentials of the order and treasurer of Yale conclave, will be present and address the mem bers. It is also expected that three candidates will be initiated. President E. s. Wade, of the Sick Benefit associ- ation of the order, wishes to meet all the members and prospective members after the regular lodge session. The entertainment committee has furnished a bountiful supply of goods things for the inner man, and all members should make an effort to attend the meeting tonight.
 The many friends of Rev. Dr. E. c. Sage, a former pastor of the Grand Avenue Baptist church, will be pleased to hear of the continued improvement of his health. He has improved so much as to be able to accept position with New York firm. going to New York Monday morning and returning every Saturday night. His many friends wish him success in his new un- dertaking and hope he will be as suc- cessful in the future as he has been in the past.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reichel, of AT Houston street, were given a very pleasant surprise party at their home Thursday evening, the occasion being the eleventh anniversary of their mar riage. Many friends were present and the couple received many handsome gifts. The evening was pleasantly spent by all.
 Arrangements are completed for the tenth annual of Fort Hale lodge, N. E.. 0. F., which is to be held in Polar Star hall this evening. The tenth anniver-
 sary finds the lodge in fourisliing condition and gaining rapidly in mem bership. The committee of arrange | ments. of which Mrs. Mary Bruce is chairman, has arranged the following programme:
 | Overture-Orchestra. | Solo-Selected-Mr Keeton. Recitation-Mr Bumster. Solo-Miss Gessler. Fancy Dance-Miss Dwyer.
 Address-Mr. Frye. | Solo-Mr. Flanagan. Duett-Messrs. Keeton and Flanagan. ! Recitation-Mis Reynolds. Dancing will follow the conclusion of the programme, the music to be fur nished by Alpin's orchestra. Policeman William O'Brien has mov- cd into his new residence on Lombard street.
 l The First Ecclesiastical society of Fair Haven will hold it's annual meet ing tomorrow evening and a large at | tendance is desired. At this meeting the matter of repairs to the Grand Ave f, nue Congregational church will come up and the committee to look into the
 matter will report.
 l William E. Morgan, jr., the we'll
 known baritone. has been re-engaged as soloist in Plymouth church choir, Brooklyn, N. T., where he has served ] the past year. He has also contracted 1, to sing in the choir of the Congregation
 Mishkan Israel in this city again dur
 ing the coming year, beginning the first | of May.
 l The East Pearl Street Chautauqua and Literary circle will meet this even ing. with E. R. Slater, No 25S Lloyd street.
 An informal tea was given to few ladies interested in kindergarten work
 by Mrs. c. R. Noxon, of 103 Grand ave- nue, Friday evening, in honor of Miss Sally Noxon, of Syracuse, N. Y. Miss
 Noxon is a prominent Kindergarten
 teacher in New York city. Those pres-
 ent were Miss K. Langtry. Miss K. l Bristol, Miss B. Wright and Mrs. c. H. Bush.
 At the Grand Avenue Baptist church
 on Wednesday evening a musical and