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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-11-27

DR.. -Kilmer's SwAMP-RooT cures
all Kidney and Bladder troubles.
Pamphlet and consultation free.
Laboratory Binghampton, MY.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-11-27

Jet has been discovered in dozen differ
ent places.
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nothing lost

ScoII 5 EMULSION makes cod-liver oil taking next
thing to pleasure. You hardly taste it. The stom-
ach knows nothing about tit does not trouble Won
there You feel it first in the strength that brings
1t shows IN the color of the cheek the rounding of the
angles the smoothing of the wrinkles.
1t is cod-liver oil dgested for you slipping as easily
into the blood and losing itself there drops lose
themselves in the ocean.
What satisfactory thing this is-to hide the odious
taste of cod-l liver oil evadC the tax on the stomach
take health by surprise.
There is secret of what it is made of-the fish fat
taste is lost, but nothing is lost but the taste
Perhaps druggist a for Seotts Emuciou
Isn't fbs standard all Others sqaai yon 10 buyi
o and s.oo m
SCOTT & BOVINE
Chemists New
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-11-27

Bonell's typo-electric telegraph was tried
between LIyerpool and Manehester In 1864.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-11-27

The electric light, then compared with bright
moonlight, was exhibited In London in 1867.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-11-27

It is said that the first written code OF laws
was prepared for Crete In 1915 b. G.
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The Greatest rIedical Discovery
Of the Age.
kENNEOY'S
Medical Discovery.
DONALD KENNEDY, Of aoxBuRY, MASS,

Has discovered IN one 81 our common
pasture weeds remedy that cures every
kind Of Humor, from the worst Scrosula
down to common pimple.
He has tried II In over eleven hundred
cases, and never failed except In two cases
(both thunder humor). he has now In
his possession over two hundred certif-
Gates OF Its value, all within twenty miles
Of Boston. Send postal card for book.
A benefit is always experienced from the
ilrst bottle, and a perfect cure is warranted
when the right quantity Is taken.
Whom the lungs arc affected It causes
shooting pains, like needles passing
through them, the same with the Liver
or Bowels. This Is caused by the ducts
being stopped, and always disappears In .
week after taking 1t. head the label.
II the stomach Is foul or bilious II win
cause squesmish feelings at nut
No change Of diet ever necessary. Eat
the best you can get, and enough OF IL
Dose, one tablespoonful In water q bed
tina Sold by all DruRgistA
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Golden Wedding

A correspondent from Wilmore sends Us
the following clipping taken from . Kan
SaS paper, but does not sise the name or
location of the paper. The parties men
toned are well known to a number of our
older residents and we cheerfully give It u
place in our columns.
1t is not OfteL that man and wife are
spared To observe their golden wedding,
but Mr.. and Mrs. William Bruce are num-
bered among those fortunate couples.
They were united in marriage Sunday,
August 18th. 1Si5. at Jefferson. NOW Will
more, Cambria county, Pennsylvania, and
Saturday half century had rolled over
their union. AT 10 o clock Saturday morn
ing High Mass was said at the Catholic
church, and Rev. Schwan again united
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce in marriage. Rev.
McCaulI, now of Fort LeayenwOIth, made
some appropriate remarks. A choir was
present from LeaVenwOrth, and some mus
icianS from the Fort
a grand dinner was served to a Lumber
of invited guests at one o'clock at the
Bruce Hotel, ard quite number OF people
from town and surroundings were present.
Some fine presents were bestowed by
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce have had ten child
ren born u them. Of whom eight are still
living-three daughters and five Son-Scat-
tered all over the globe. one of them living
in Australia Mr.. Bruce served over
two wears under Scott in the Mexican war
and was an engineer IN Pennsylvania " hen
the state owned the railroads. Mr.. and
Mrs Bruce located in this county in June
1869, and have been here eyer since.
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A Marrow Escape

Mr. James Snyder, native of Carroll
township. this county, who has been res
ident of Altoona for a number of years, and
up until couple of years ago was en-
gagged with his brother, George Snyder, in
cond uctiug the Arlington Hotel, made a
narrow escape from death on Saturday af-
ternoon Mr.. Snyder has the contract for
the mason work on the new imDounding
reservoir a Kittanning Point and has been
giving il his personal supervision ever
since the work was commenced. On Sat
urday he was on one of the Pen nsylvania
Railroad CompanY's shifterS at kittanning
Point, and in dismounting from it he
stepping directly in front of an eastbound
beef train. Fortunately 1t was running
slow at the time, otherwise Mr.. Snyder
would most probably have been killed.
The engine struck him and he was hur!-
ed from the track. He was not seriously
injured, although he was BADLY shaken up
! He was under the care of a physician.
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The Fair.

The Ebensburg fair opened up on Tues
day and is fell attended for the opening
days. The rain on Tuesday, while it put
a dampener on the crowd and prevented
many people from going. settled the dust
and made the roads much more pleasant
To drive. and the track. much better than
il would otherwise have been
On Wednesday the weather was tine and
tine crowd in attendance much larger than
the opening Jay. The balloon ascension
was the great attraction Of the day and
the ascent made by Professor Jewell was
one Of the most successful and interesting
ever made by that weil-known aeronant'
After going up several hundred feet he cut
loose with his parachute. and while coming
down performed a number of acrobatic
featS and landed safely near the fair
grounds. on the old Carrnlltuwn road
Professor Jewell will make an ascension
in the afternoon of each day.
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List Of Delegates.

Following are the names of the dele
gates TO Mondays convention:
Adams. ". VI. StulI. q. l.. q Odwin.
Allegheny Lewis 4 KayIor. Michael Thomas.
AshyiIle-Hugh BOEgs.
BarnesbOrO-Ed ward Huber.
Earr-Jobn u. Eyer, r. ~. Snyder.
Blacklick-A. A LOngeneCker.
Cambria-WiIliam Tierney.
CarrollIown-T. A. Sharbaugh. Andrew Eek
I'arroII-Joseph Bearer, Joseph NJ. Huber.
Chest Springs-M l. Leary.
CIsarheId-S NJ douglass. = p NagIe
IOnemaugh-W. X. r. Sha fer.
Cresson-Erank POWERS. A: T. Storm.
Croyle-Peter Long, n. J. Boyer
DaisytOwn-GeOrIse Dale.
Dale-Peter q. OFT
East Conemaugh-W. W. WIke.
EhenshuTg. East ward-JOhn A Blair.
Eoensburx, west ward-H- y. EngIehart,
EIder-A Weakland =. + Dillon.
FrankIiu-CharIes MeGough.
faliitzin bOrOugh-Juhn Mchenna-
GalIitzin toWnship-DaneI +. HauIin.
Hastings-C. r. Frazier. James McNeelIs.
JacksOn-James GiIIen.
Johnstown. LIST ward-James Reynolds. L. W.
Bailey.
Iuhnstown, 2nd ward-R. +. Cressweu
JOhustown, lth ward-Wm. A. Rauch.
JOhnstown. 5th ward-M. f. Hannah. Geo +
Conrad.
Johustown. 9th ward-John Best u H Easily
Iohnstown, 9Th ~hrd-Dorsey Msckin, Henry
GUlde.
JohnstOwn. sth ward-Frank Osborne.
Johnstown, ward-J. q; Darby. r. B. Duer
beck, L j. ltcli- JOnn u lsarhln-
JOhnstOwn. 10th ward-David COstlOw, Ed
F.tz<immOns. William Parkinson.
JOB nstow n, Ilth ward-W. A kOugh.
Johnstown, 18th ward-James FaItOn. NJ
O"IOOle.
Youngstown, 18th ward-JOhn 7. Murphy.
JohnstOwn, l4th waTd-Iames Z. Burns, NJ
I.atfey.
Johnstown. 18th wsrd-James p. Greene JOh
| Me Anemy.
Youngstown 10Th ward-P. CLARK. +. McKernau
" 7. Murray.
| Youngstown, 18th ward Joseph Sloan. Fran
Kraft.
! I.iIIy-BIair Short. william Meehan.
| I.oretto-C. W. Moran.
| Lower Yoder-I. Rick Jerome Ream.
( Munster-WiIliam r Carney.
| PattOn-HaTyeY Patterson. William ]. Don
| nelly.
| Portage bOrough-E. Mctilade.
| Portage towns nip--F. j. EOO,e.
| Reade, East-Perry Troxell.
| Reade West-B O'Hagan.
| RichIand--ieorge J. OrrIs.
| ROxbury-F. z. Peterson.
| sSpanyier-W. A. LantZy.
] Stonycreek-J.J J. Hug hes.
| Summerhill bOrough-JObn I. Long.
SummerhIll township. z. Farrell
Susquehanna-IOhn I.antZy. V. ID. Miller.
| TunneIhiIl-Charles MoHugh.
shington-EZra Brown
WiImore-A. 4. weakland.
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AI6-xear old Hns ban d.

William Cowden. a 10 yearold boy. son
Of prominent Blair county cltiHeh' Pe''
toned the court at Hollidaysburg. on
Monday for a divorce from his wife, Stella
Law. The allegations are that on August
Il he visited Miss La" at her nome on
North Fifty first street, FhilddeI p"'a'
While there he was drugged win h4"oi
and convened in u carriage across Ihe ieri
to Camden, n j.. where a ceremony oil
marriage was performed by Rev. bnrri'i'
The boy further alleges that ne ala hoI
recover from the effects OF the drug uhtii
the clergyman demanded his fee of %. ne
Immediately denounced the ceremony as
a farce. and now sues for an absolute di-
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were IS
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Thursday, Aug. -,
lsg5:
Andrew Mangold and Josephine writ
ncr, CaTrOlltOwn-
Sylvester \. Noon and Nj. Minnie Lam
erauN, MOrrellville.
Emil NJ Frankofsky and Marie Helena
POhl. JOhnStOwn. j
JoSeub Rhinehart. JohnStOwn. and Mary
r. Mclaughlin, COOpeTSdale.
Frank \ Dontrich and Rose M. Snyder
EigaTt.
Joseph Smfgofsky and Mary Bareha'
JOhnSLOwn.
Solomon Hofecker and Eliza Barnhart
Upper YOder township.
William Hunter and Arville b. Let's
Patton.
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ReaIEsIate Transfers.

J. +. GOughnOur ct uX. to w. ID. Rhodes,
West Tayl ylor; consideration, $3.50.
Ellsworth Rowland ct uX. to Charles
Strausbaugh. Jackson. S215.
Matthew Behe ct uX. to Jane Behe. Car
ruIItown, $500.
George KnowltOn ct uN. to Henry C..
Hinchman, StOnycreek. 81 900.
Jacob j. Weaver to w. Ii. Mulhollen,
Summerhill township. $50.
Clara J. Miller ct vir. To Anna Ferner,
JohnStOwn, 500.
Thomas \ Kirkpatrick ct uX. to Simon
Link. Carroll, SGs5.
Margaret p. McCOnaughy ct al. 10
Thomas Gallaher, JohnsIOwn, $500.
Philip HOPPER ct al. to w. ). Confer.
Portage, $500.
ID. w. Luke ct al. to John II. Luke,
South Fork, 81.
CitIzenS' Cemetery Association To Henry
C. Hinchman. Grand View, $40.
Blacklick Land Il Improvement Com
pany To Benjamin +. Bennett, Nintondale,
$50.
MathiOt Reade, trustee, to EbenSburg x
BIacklck Railroad Company, Blacklick,
500.
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Sneak thieves visited the cellar OF the
residence of MIR John Owens some tiHe
on Monday night and helped themselves
to whatever they could lay their hands
upon in the wav of edibles. lot OF cakes
milk. butter, eggs, and one of two chick
ems that had been cooked for the purpose
Of having for dinner cold on Tuesday were
taken. the thieves very conslderateiy
leaving one chicken. Mr.. Owens mas
pretty goot idea who the parties are but
whether he will be able To get snfhcleht
evidence to convict them of the larceny Is
not al present known.
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NJ. E. Church supper.

The Ladies Mite Society of the \. E
Church will give a supper at the hone o
Felix Ludwig on Saturday evening, -ug
3lSt. from $50 To . o'clock. Price. - nts
Every body cordially invited.
BILL. OF FARE.
Chicken. Tongue.
Veal salad
Potato salad. Cabbage slaw.
Cottage cheese.
Cucumber pickles. Beet pickles.
Queen olives.
Bread. Rolls.
JellieS. Butter.
Chocolate cake. Cocoanut cake.
Ice cream.
Vanilla. Chocolate
Tea Coffee.
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NOTICEis is hereby given that the following
IN co1nts have been hled in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas OF Cambria county. Pennsylvani a.
and will be confirmed by the said Court on hOu-
day, September =, 1895. unless cause he shown to
the contrary:
First and inal account OF ALI. HesOp, Com
mittee of Joseph HesloI.
First and finai account OF Geo. Muehlhauser
Assignee OF 4. T.. LOrehtZ.
Esrst and fnal account of r. W. CLARK. AS
signee of Henry Kraft and wife.
First and hnal account OF r. W. Clark, As
sIgnee of Daniel Marsh.
First and fnaI account of r. W. CLARK, Assig-
nee OF J. W. Warfel.
Supplemental account CT ]. q Sims, trustee
tc TO sell the property of the the Cresson
CIearfield 60. X New York Short Route X
Go. q. DA RBN,
Aug.9, 1895. Prothonotary
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DENTISTRY.

DO you know We are taking out teeth
every day without one particle of paiun
Well. we are doing this very thing with
''OdOntundrr." the only local an;cs Lhetic
that has stood the test and today il il the
only one that il used universally hy den
lists who are up To date in their calling.
The price for "Odontunder" when pain
less i - cents, but if you experience the
least pain, we only charge you the usual
price. - cents.
How about those teeth that need filling?
We'll. yOu say they don't ache. That's
just the reason why you should have them
tiled now. After they have achcd once
you viii probably have to have the nerve
killed and the tooth treated If you are de
Siriuus of saving it. l only charge ~ cents
for amalgum hllIngS and from Sl.pO up FOR
gold Filings. These are hard-time prices
but they 90 just the same. Why procraS-
tlnateH-that a big word but IT : "A good
one right here because prOcra>tinatiOn
means To the patient loss of sheep. neural
| gia. ear-ache, tOOth-ache and goodness
| knows what else. We know of "A good
many yOIng ladies of our acquaintance
| who would have been married long ago II
| it hadn': been fOI those horrid-lOOklng
| teeth. Remember. to every patient having
| teeth filled ! give box of DIR. Richards
| tooth powder and full instructions for the
| care Of the teeth. ON the 18th of each
| month | will extract teeth free of charge
| You say why on the 18Th Well. now,
| that's my business. All you have Ia do l.
| To come. Remember won take out youI
| good teeth. because l don't believe in IT,
| Then you say suppose the 18th falls on
| Sunday. Come right along and We Will ht
| only too glad To relieve you of the offend
| ing member.
I. .M.RICIIARDS, D. D. s.
JULIAN STREET.
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pITTsBIJPd KELLEY INSTITUTE,


restores TO them all their powers, mental and
phYsical DESTROYS the abnormal appetite, and
restores them to the condition they were in be-
fore they INDUCED in stimulants. This has been
done N more than l6D0 cases treated here. and
among them some of your own neighbors, 10
whom we can refer with confidence as TO the
absolute safety and efficiency of the heeley Cure
The fullest and most searching investigation Is
invited. send for pamphlet giving iuI! iniorIna
tion.
aug 2.ei-
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NOTICE is hereby given that Winfield Scott
~ Confer has tiled In the office OF the Court OF
Quarter Sessions of Cambria county his petetion
asking Tor the Ter OF the liquor license grant
ed TO Philip HOPPER by said Court IN the borough
of Portage, and that the same will be presented
the said Court Tor its 1t consideration on Mon
dav. September 9Th, 1895.
J. G. DARBY.
Aug, %, lS95. CLERK OF Quarter Sessions
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that an application will
be made to the Governor of the State OF Pennsyl-
vania SATURDAG, THE l4TH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER. 1895. 10y A. '. Dvely, IL T.. Graf
nus. John Flanagan. !. NJ Hamer and W y.
Beardsley, under the Act OF Assembly OF the
commonwealth Of Pennsylvania. entitled AN
Act to Provide tor the Incorporation and kelsu
Iation OF Certain Corporations" approved April
-, 1874, and the supplements thereto. tor the
charter OF an intended corporation tn he called
THE ALTOONA PHGNIA TELEPHONE r
COMPANY. the character and object wht reOi Is
to construct. maintain and lease Zines Of teie
phone for the private of indiy yiduals. firms
corporations. etc. with electricity. throughout
the county OF Blair. part of the Counties of Bed
lord Cambria. CIearheld and Huntington. with
il main office at Altoona City. and Tor these pur
poses TO have. possess and enjoy all the rights
dement's and privileges OF the said Act of Assem-
by and its supplements.
A. V. DIV ELY.
Aug. -, 1875. Solicitor
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NOTICE Is hereby given that John A. Wolfe
~ has nled in the office OF the Clerk Of Quar-
ter Sessions Of Cambria eOuny his petitiiion ask
ing Tor the transfer Of the liquor license granted
hy said Court to J NJ. Robinson in the borough
of Patton. in said county. and that the same will
be presented 20 the said Court tor its cohsdera-
tiOn on the First Monday OF September next
\. &. DARBH.
Aug. lo. ss5. Cle-E q )
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. .pMTNIsrRArRIx, NOTICE..

a DMINISTRATRIN' NOTICE..
n Letters Of administration having heen
granted the undersigned Administrative OF James
GOrmley. late OF Gle arfleld township, deceased
notice Is hereby given to all persons indebted to
said estate to make Immediate payment and
those having claims aginst the same TO present
the same duly probated for settlement.
MARGARET JiDRNLEN.
Y. r. MChRNRlCK. AdministratriN.
Attv. tor AdmN.. Dysart. Ia.
EbenshurT. Pa.
July ID 1895.
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FOR SALE!

The stock OF a general store in near by grow
ing town, on railroad. with mining aud other
works in a good location low rents the stock new,
fresh and clean. Inquire at this once OF addres,
General store, care 01 fEEENAS.
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PERSONS TO TRAVEL.

WANTED. Several faithful gentle
men and ladies to travel for established
house.
Salary, $4,000 and Expenses.
Position permanent if suited; also in
crease. State reference and enclose
self addressed stamped envelope.
THE NATIONAL.
3f6-3f7 3fS Omaha Building, CHICAGO
augs 5m.
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Is a special boon to business men who, having
drifted unconsciously into the drink habit and
awaken to find the disease of alcoholism fastened
upon them, rendering them unfit 10 manage at
fairs requiring Il clear brain. a four weeks
course OF treatment at the
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Died


SHARP.-Died at his home in Munster
township on Friday August y, l,"5, Mr
George Sharp. aged II years aud months
The deceased was well known citizen
of Munster township, where he had re-
sided tie greater portion of his lie and
was esteemed and respected by all who
knew him. His death in the prime OF life
came unexpected and was a severe shock
to his many friends and especially To MS
aged parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Sharp,
both of whom survive him, the former be-
ing in his 81 year and was too Inilrm TO
attend the funeral of his son which oc-
Cured at LorettO on Monday evening
Mr.. Sharp had been enjoying his usual
good health until a week before his death
when he was attacked bv cholera morbuS
and which resulted in complication ol
ailments which finally resulted i'll death
Besides his aged parents he is survived
| by one brother. John Sharp, who Is di-
vision boss on the Ebensburg & Cresson
branch railroad, and by one sister. Mary
| wife of Jerome Flick, of Allegheny town
| ship. May he rest in peace.
| Irvona's 1annery Destroyed
| An extensive fire occurred in the towr
| O. Iryona. Cleartield county, near the Cam
bria county line, on Monday night. The
principal industry there was large tan
| nery, and it was destroyed. Word wa'
| sent to Altoona, asking for aid and com
| pany was dispatched to the place, which
| soon had the flames under control. There
| was 500 900 worth of bark close at hand
| and. if wind had arisen, il would have
| been greatly endangered.
| 1t is supposed that over two hundred
men will be thrown out of employment
and the loss will aggregate about $4,000
fully insured.
| Isidore Kingston, an employe of the tan
merry, was injured seriously. He haC
| tried to put out the fire in It's incipiency
| when a dust explosion occurred, by which
his face and hands were burned.
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5 NOTICE.

ENECUTOR y NOTICE.
Ia Estate Of Michael HRrEey. deceased
Letters testamentary on the estate 6i Michael
HaTk ey. late OF the township OF CleHTneld. cOun-
ty of Cambria deceased. having hNen granted to
me- notice is hereby given to all persons Indebted
to seid estate to make Immediate payment. and
those having claims inst the me will present
them properly authenticated tor settlement
DENNIS CAWLEN.
Clearfeld Twp. Aug 50, Ise5-A Executor
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE

DY virtue ofan order iss ned out Of the Court O
ID Common Pleas of Cambria county. 10 me dt
rected. will expose 10 public sale at the store
room OF J. ". Sharhaugh, I'm the borough OF Car
rolltoMn.
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T.M.RICHARDS, DDS,
JULIAN STREET.
Announcement! |!

We the undersigned, wish 10 announce
to the public aud our patrons that We VIII
conduct our business on a
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MISCELLANEOUS Notices.

nNE new Champion Moving Machine fO- sale
~ cheap at DuIton's ia
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n FEW bundles OF Manila binding Twine, 5
~ cents n pound AT Dufton's. mays
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-06

crow and circle and the numerals 1895. The list of communicants will be headed by George Hosmer, the old est member of the church.
 The building committee Is composed as followsi Rev. MT. Means, George M. Grant, R. T. Merwin, S. p. Dibble, w. s. Wells. Finance committee, Rev, MT, Means, s. F. Dibble, George w. Beers, A. w. Mattoon, w. s. Wells, Arthur w. Earle, H. K. Lines.
 The church when completed will be one of the handsonest in the city, The general dimensions are 135 feet in length with a nave of 42 feet, height of tower 60 feet, height of church 38 feet. The chapel is 32 feet by 27 the vestry room 15 feet by 32 feet, and the chancel 29 by 31 feet. The plans were pre- pared by William Halsey Wood of Newark, N. J. The style of the edifice will be of the English parish church of the thirteenth and fourteenth cen turies, It will be constructed of East Haven brownstone.
 The interior will be finished in In- diana free stone. The church will have a seating capacity of about 400. It will front on Orange street. The north transept will be entered from Hum phrey street, It is expected that the church will be dedicated about Septem- Der 1.