Fitzgibbon's wife and children are in Morris, Illinois, for the past week or so, and he spent last Sunday with Father Timothy D. O'Sullivan, who has grown quite stout and is looking very well. Both regret that they were not aware of Brownson's being in Chicago last December. Fitzgibbon lives at 7720 Bond Avenue, Cheltenham and describes its rail connections. When Brownson comes, if he will notify him, Fitzgibbon will meet him at the station. The journey Brownson has mapped out for himself and his daughter will be a great treat, but he must not cheat them out of a visit; perhaps the young lady might be left in their care for a while. Father O'Sullivan got the best of the University of Notre Dame: he put his contract on record and they had to come to him. Fitzgibbon has read Father Joseph Rickaby's Ethics and has begun the third volume by Father John Rickaby. :: III-3-d A.L.S. 4pp. 12mo.