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 Corn Roast Plans for Quinnipiac Canoe
 CIub--Quinnipiac COncIaye Degree
 Team to Begin Fall Work Next MOn-
 day--ROyal Arcanum Councils Joint
 Entertainment Committee to Meet
 Thursday-0ther Notes.
 If the weather is favorable, the mem- bers of the Quinnipiac Canoe club will enjoy corn roast at Red Bank, up the Qu1nniplac river. It is expected that between twenty-five and thirty mem bers will enjoy the outing. The canoes will be padded up the river, and a, Iandg Ing Will be made at Red Bank, where supper Will be prepared and eaten. The start Will be made this evening at 7:30.
 MT. and Mrs. c. D. Parmelee of Quin- nlplac avenue, announce the engage ment ot their daughter Miss Sadie NJ. Pafmelee to Raymond J. Doty, Yale '07 son of MT and Mrs. H. E. Doty of this city.
 Aftera visit for a month at the home or her uncle, Walter Leigh, of Quinni- plac avenue, Miss Mae Chatfield left saturday on her return to Cristobal Fahama, where she is employed as sten- ographer for the government in the canal department. She will stop en route for short stay in Philadelphia Miss Chat1eld has greatly enjoyed hes visit north During her stay at Pana- ma, she has enjoyed good health.
 Charles Hummer of Lexington avenue mas returned from RockaWay, l.. l., where he has been stopping for six months.
 On Monday evening of next week Qulnnipiac conclave, No. SIS of Hepta- sophs, will have an interesting meeting at A. o. U. w. hall, 25 Grand avenue, when the celebrated degree team will again get to work and the fall cam palgn will begin. The members have something to work for, as a handsome prize is offered the conclave if fifty new members are secured before the install lation of new officers in January, and already nearly half that number have been pledged The entertainment com mittee has been instructed to prepare minstrel performance to be presented early in the winter Last winter min strel performance was given by the conclaye which was a first class affair.
 Live Oak council No 1927, Royal Ar canum will meet Thursday evening at
 
 after the session there will be meeting of the joint entertainment committee with representatives from all the cOun- oils of the city. Important business is to be taken up at this meeting of the committee.
 The Bennetts baseball club was un- able to play the Wire mill nine Sat urday owing to the rain, butthey will go to Branford netX Saturday to play strong team in that place During this season the Bennetts have lost only two games The members say that they have better average than any of the city league teams, which they consider entities them to the championship.
 Sullivan x McKeon are at work on a new house in Lexington avenue, frame structure arranged for two families, and with modern conVeniences.
 Mrs. Frances Male of Woolsey is vis- iting for week at the home of her son. Samuel Male in Hoboken.
 Fifty of the girl friends of Miss Helen Maybrey, few evenings ago, at her home in Exchange street, rendered her linen shower and the surprise was com plete. On October 10, Miss Maybrey is to marry James A. Heslin of the firm of Heslin and Badger
 William A. Applegate of Clinton ave- nue has been nominated by the socialist party for lieutenant governor He S an enplOye Ol the INeW 1dNeu CdlIld6e e Co.
 Captain Dean Holiday of Lloyd street has returned from Long Island City.
 The Ladies auxiliary, No. 1, of the Annex fire department, is planning for a social danceto be given at the town hall, East Haven on the evening of Oc- tober 31 Mr Frank McManus is chair man of the committee, and with her as- sociates is disposing of the tickets This is the first auxiliary to be organ ized inthis state, has about fifty mem bers, and is doing a good work in as- sisting the fire department of the an- neX.
 FIJI Hemingway writing from Port land concerning the recent election in Maine states that in conversation with people he is led to believe that the closeness of the contest was owing to the farce on the temperance question. He says there is drunkenness in Port land and he believes that high license will accomplish much and bring back the republican majorities to their nor nal condition. He cites Portsmouth, N. H, which receives from licenses SS6,- GOO each year for sixty saloons, and no drinking places are allowed on the main streets of the city, while in Maine, he clalms that liquor is smuggled in and sold contrary to the law.
 The house at 104 Front street, which Harry Santry purchased of Mrs. Emily Potter, is being repainted, gas is to be put in, and it is to be put in first-elass condition for two families
 Live oak Sick Benefit society has Just received into membership two new members The membership is compos- ed of members of Live Oak council 1927, Royal Arcanum. There are three or four vacancies now, and those wish ing to join can apply to John H. Kes- sel secretary of the Live Oak council. The society pays a $5 sick benefit week. ly. o Avenue Baptist church social is to be given for the members of the Sunday school
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