The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-14
PERsONIL MENTION.

PERSONIL MENTION. Thomas l.. Kinney has been appoint ed treasurer, MT. Dillon a committee on music. and Captain James J. Kennedy and Dr.. Sullivan, a committee on printing and hall for the Knights of St. Patricks coming annual ball. It is expected to hold the ball in the Hyper ion. The date has not been selected, but it will probably occur on February or February 10.
 Prof. R. G. Hubbard, professor of elocution at Wesleyan college, Middle town, who is well known to New Ha- ven audiences, will lecture and give readings from prominent authors in the New Haven University Extension course Wednesday evening, December 14, at Warner hall, at o'clock. Sub ject, "A Night With Dickins. " Single admission fifty cents.
 Dr. Ambrose K. Brennan, of Franklin street, a well known physician, who has been ill for several months with an ag- gravated a tack of typhoid fever, is able to be out little on pleasant days He is still very weak, but his physi- clans believe that he is well on his way to recovery.
 P. H. O'Brien of this city, acting su- preme councillor for Connecticut, and F. w. Judd of Waterbury, supreme
 trustee, will be present at the council meeting of the Chosen Friends in Meri-
 den tomorrow evening.
 Rev Judson Smith, D. D., secretary of the American Board of Foreign Mis-
 sions, who was announced to speak last
 evening at Marquand chapel of Yale
 divinity school on 'The Crisis in
 Chiua," was not able to deliver the ad-
 dress as he had been forbidden by his
 physician from leaving Boston.
 Judge Samuel J. Bryant had severe fall Monday, badly hurting his elbow He left his office in the Exchange build
 ing and in attempting to board a car
 at the green he fell and struck with
 much violence on the curbstone. He IS
 able to be about, however.
 Colonel N. H. Heft of the Consolidat-
 ed road has been nominated for presi- dent of the Board of Trade of Bridge port.
 James Quinn of Branford, after an ill., ness of three months, has resumed his old position in the establishment of S.. A. Griswold.
 State Representatives. elect Charles H.. Clark and wife of Southington left yes- terday noon for Washington, D. c. Rev. r. F. Rouse read an interesting paper in New Britain Monday on the ''Keswicll Movement" before a meeting
 of the pastors of that city. t Lieutenant w. M. Copp of the 9th ar
 tillery, United States army, which has l been assigned to do duty guard at the
 funeral of the famous Cuban General I Garcia, was formerly a resident of
 this city. He was graduated from Yale 5 in 1896 and is a grandson of the late
 Caleb Maltby.
 N. L. Bradley, Walter Hubbard, Seth s J. Hall r. J. Doolittle, Charles Park
 CT Levi E. Coe, A. Chamberlain, John s c. Byxbee and August Schneider have
 been elected directors of the Merlder = hospital. The directors elected Mir
 Bradley president; Mir Hubbard vice  e Doolttle secretary.
 Windham county will have candi- = date for the assistant clerkship of the
 house. George F. Hingman of Wind = ham.
 The newly elected officers of Connec- f ticut Rock lodge are as follows: Charles
 Rauchfuss, w. M. Ernest Wadowitz . s. w.; Jacob Christman, J. w.. Charles
 G. Warmer, secretary; Henry Frese-
 nius, treasurer; trustees of the lodge
 Maier Zunder, Paul Well and Charles
 Knoll; directors for the Masonic Mu- e tual Aid society, Paul Well and Charles n Knoll.
 F The Rev. William Jentsch left Water.
 bury yesterday for his new parish a
 New Rochelle N. Y. Monday evening previous to his departure, he was giver r a most enjoyable reception at the Ger
 man Lutheran church by the Ladies n Aid society, at which many members O ~ the congregation, the church and thu t choir were present. MT. Jentsch wa. = presented with a handsome ebony cam n by the ladies.
 a Oswen D. Redfield of Madison expects 70 to go on a visit to his father and sister n who live in the Indian territory, at th' 10 government agency, Chickasha. HI n sister is the widow of Rev. A. Givens n an educated Indian, protege of Tal n madge. After her husbands death he 70 father went there to live. He is quit ,s feeble in health. Mrs. Givens has { M good home and many white people hav 70 settled near her and built homes ol IT land bought of Indians, ard many mor 70 white people lease land of the Indians 70 and live there.
 e LIQUIDATION OF BOSTON BANKS