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, Wouldn’t that be a delightful position, to
find yourself. in when Fall rolls around again?
‘ exen now it is doing.
lllll.\' \\ l‘ZIIK IX TIII'I
‘ I~II'I.\(‘0|‘:\L ('lll'ltt‘fl.
llllli \\‘m~k is inking: on ll deeper
bfllll’li‘illll‘l‘ titllll llsilul this _\c:il‘ iii
tn.- Methodist Episcopal Churches oi
ll... l'nilwi States. The members of
Her} local church lire tieing clini-
lenii'ell'lu maikc ti special Easter ol‘t'er-
illl: ol‘ on.) tenth of their income for
the work or April 9 to 16.
.\ "lemme. signed ll) llisllop 'l‘hi‘o-
don» 8. Henderson. Detroit. Michigan.
for the lludvrd or Bishops. b) llr.
1|;ii id G. llowiiey. New York City. for
‘tlii- t‘olillultti‘e on Alliance Prawn
and b\ Dr. Rauncnd J. \\ ltlt‘. t ‘liii u.
go. for the Comimittee on (‘onselui-
lion and \llililice. has gone tortll to
all the Churches through the pages at
the . dcnolniniitioluii ', puxx Ami
Methodist Lpiscopnl piston in city
and rural hamlet alike we been
teaching their people the principles of
Christian
weeks. ,
It is significant that this offering of
one tenth of the week‘s income is not
for use in the local church. It is for
the great missionary and benevolent
work which the Methodist Episcopal
Stewardship for several
Church carries on. in the l'nited States .
.‘I l'I’l‘HOl DIST
A
Julia A. Sit-ions to Florence S. Xufih.
lot. Springnn'uoil :ivenuc.
Norwiilk investment Company to
Michael 'l.e\‘:i,\' and Wife. three lulS.
Hawaiian.
Estate Itll‘. .l. Jellilt' to Theresa 3L!
Lune. lot and buildings. Quintnrtl~
i’luce. (:lllliiinistrritor‘s deed).
luiliiond A‘- lltivenport to Lucy R.
Turner. lot and buildings. Lexington
nuiiue.
Rosina lligll‘w to Orazio anci and-
Lii'fiite lot and buildings. Lexington;
ziienue. 3
Napoleon ll. Knapp to Alta \"tul.
llllisn lot. and bliildiiigx Daren;
'stlt'.et ‘ ‘ ’
~(‘oni‘ad C. Price to Stella M. Hoytu
lot. Vein-tout: Terrace.
Bitten
, ' Suliator Russo to John S.
'storc lot Main street. .
Clarence “7. Jones to Charles t..v
Thompson. 13 arm‘s
\Volrpit avenue.
George [-2. S:ll1'.\l|\ to
l‘hliii. lot Lierslei nienue
{ Elizabeth A. Stfii’ring to “'nlloce R.
Summit: and wife lot and buildings
16 Hawkins axeiitie.
Elsie M. Decker to Ambrose Perry.
three Iota Gregory Park
Hannah 1.. Rollins to Theodore-H.
and . buildings. 4
Daisy R.
and its insular . posessimis and in
nearly every foreign land. the world
around.. It is an ott‘criiig iti recogni
tion of the benefits villich faith in
make a knowledge at Him 8\llllublt‘
to thoumnds who as yet know Him
not:
Episcopal Church of tithing a week‘s
income zit this time is incalculalile. It
brings every participant into a closer
relationship to the significance of the‘
observance of Holy “feel; And it
(notes ti n w \ision ot‘ the world con--
corn for the Kingdom of God on e:,l‘rth
A church in Indianapolis tried an
experimental tithing sleek a ten;
months ago One hundred and forti:l
two out of a. membership of 87 5‘
tier-well to the pllm. Instead of the us-
:1.” Suniiui offering of 8175 almost
ISM was laid on the collection plates 5'
This .neraged 5bout 844 a member tor
those who tithed If these H." nielii- !
hers titlied throughout the year it
until-l mean 840. 001‘» “'liile it' the;
untire membership of that churchi
“‘e'n‘ to tithe a local and bentiolent
budget ot 8:00. 000 could be support—
Cd
Pith of those who tithesl a week he:
mime permanent tithing stewards In].
the remainder naked for .inother trial
period of n full’lnt‘nth. The church
membership is increasing and the
Suiidav School has outgrown its no-
commodntions The whole life of this‘
church has been transformed Intest-
ment in the work of the church has
awakened a realization to the spiritual
power of the Christian faith and life.
“With a membership of l. :00. 000 the
Methodist Episcopal Church ought to
be able to do even greater things than
mm. ESTATE TRASSACI‘IOSS.
Thirty one deeds have been record-
ed at. the office of Town Clerk Her‘
bcrt R. Smith during the past week
and a halt. a confiderable amount. of
real estate having been transferred in
that-time. The deeds are hard telovr.
all. unit-4m otherwise indicated. being
warrantee deeds: -
Samuel J. Stew-art to Clarence A.
Seymore. lot. mmeld Park
William “5311 to Spencer 8.
Adams. lot. avenue.
Herbert P. Max-serum to Amelia
Miller. three lots. 31min Beach
James L. Ely and _w1te. to Charles
G Bohannnn. 8 acrés on Toilsome
aienue
Samuel and Rosie Antler to Edwini.
D. and Edith A Fisher two total
Golden Hill park. .. t
' Ham 8. Smith to Jane E. Smith.
lot and buildings. Connecticut ’nim-
pike.
lot. Connecticut .‘l‘ur -
Col: alike
Smug- to Charles E.
Harris. lot Ind buildiagi Wilton are.
two.
Gregory Boulevard.
Blhaboth A. Starring to Reed G
Ham; lot. We: avenue and Arc}:
Snot.
ReedG WtoPeterF. 1 on
N- Ind ML Vast. lot. at
avenue uid Arch fire-ct.
Sui-ah Machine to Hall A. Pate...
lot. Burban- Ytevr Bench.
bullet LI. Hort: to John 1‘ an.
fington. lot and building: Tierney
M
mean! 3. 31'. Wed-run: to Al-
TM A .Bundu lot and building:
Dry Hill Rota.
lF‘inch. lot and buildings. Osborne nie-
Jesus Christ has site" and to help to ““9
The value. to the local Methodist
Joules W smut to hint J. Smith = ’
on .to Susie Miller: lot. _ ;
‘ Golden mu Dirk. ' ‘” ‘
Clark and wire lot and building's.
South Osborne aienue.
i-redcrick H. Rowan to George R.
nulflsu TRADE nrmrsxios
LONDON. April 4.—l.ondon news-
papers point out that the year has
started lnailsplcionsly for British
trade generally. judging from bank.
ruptcy statistics which show that
there time been 1.160 fnitiires in
January and February: a figure for
in execs of the sin-nae.
' II'lie main reasons assigned for
failures lire reckless Oier pining dur-
ing the late boom. absence or re~
aches and good will. heavy taxation
and the decline of trade.
Provision dealers. farmers and
builders in the order named. seem
to be the hardest hit.
One Northamptonshire shoe far-
tory a just p'iid its creditorx one- .
tittli otli pent“ on the po:lud——-the
equiuilent of HS per cent
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.VAI (41': on myxrnnu‘s HELD
.\'.\l'G.\Tl'CK. April 3.——Clarence
Mathewson and .VViuiom H. Temp»
kins. constables of Woodbndge.
charged “ith manslaughter in cous-
iiig the death of Antonio Sabin. were
nerd t'o'r trial in the- higher court to~
day. and their bonds continued to
85.00“ each. Sabin was shot during
a dispute at a place in Straitsiille‘. to
which the constables had gone to ar-
rest a man on the charge of \iolnt-
ing the motor \ehicle laws. on Feb-
runry 26. Both men were released
under bonds.
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WORK FOR 20.000 MEN.
LONDON April L—Work for 20.-
000 men for two years will be profid‘
ed in the underground groups of rail-
wavs in this city which sbon will con:-
inence important extensions.
Advertise in The Sentinel.
«Mullins ill
DRUEHTER8
Rpm-1E. Harmon stud rite to_ JOS- .8 I
. eph F. nodal lands and buildings. >
Van Zandt street. Cottage street and .
’Vtheopportunitytobuyeoslstthelowostpncemclied
And wouldn’t it be a pleasing thought to
know for a certainty that your next season’s
coal supply could be bought at the lowest price .
reached during the coming summer ._ months .
without any guesswork whatsoever? Then read
every word of the remarkable offer set forth in
, this advertisement for these are only two of the
_ many great advantages which are yours if you
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CQNSOLIDAT
On two difierent occasions s‘uioe opening its yards‘in the Not-mitts,
pally has forced
ot‘50cpei-tol:_dd hyothers,wtienitisnecossary€tocarrytheooaltotheoellar. No:
«lurk; the coming
over a period of 26 weeks, making coal buyin, r very easy—practically unnotioeable. Here' is
A Plan Which Will Revolutionize C0al Buying!
No Matter How High or Low Prices Go You Get the
Lowest Price Reached During the Summer Months -
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Several (limes
DISTRIBUT PAYMEN . . .
ES 'T OVER Join Any Class You Want to!‘
' SIX MONTHS , __1 Ton cuss— '
‘ 50c _iA WEEK—~26 .WEEKS
' —_2 Ton cuss—I— ' '
Members of the Consolidated Coal Club—and we - «
cordially invite you to Senate l: member—Will be $11” A WEEK—26 WEEKS
enabled to buv cool on ll: t he l- . ‘
Liberty Bonds were houshteifdatheergzlet 3332:72134 . ‘ _“‘3 TON CLASS——
are made in the Christmas Club In short. there will be $1.50 A WEEK—26 WEEKS
. no more cool bins to fnce Consolidated Cod Club men:-
§ hers when winter comes: the coal will be in the cellar “-4 1'0! GLASS—‘— ‘ " ~
and the hill All paid vithout it ever having been noticed " ‘
or felt. Never in the history of the coal business in:
“$2.00 A WEEK—26 WEEKS
: my other cool dealer made such a remarkable oaer to ~ - ——5- m CLASS-—
.. the public. , . ‘ ‘ $2.50 A WEEK-26 WEEKS
' DID‘YOU EVER'HEAR‘ ‘ om W- to to on non tons
OF SUCH AN usuwav T0 :00 q I
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Unless Desired Before Coal Will Be; Delivered Early In Fall
Unlesspayinentsareoalnpletedandcoalisdedndme, we win unkedelwer-y
early“ ii: the fall. Your bill will be filled thetllallpud—andyou’llneverhaunottced
Wand Saugotuck, the Gamfidated Retail Coal Com-
cosl prices. As a further proof of its desire tobe’nefit its patrons, this columnist: eliminated the extra charge
content with rendering even this superior
degree of service, this company now 0::th its previous efi‘orts by introducing the Consolidated :Goal Club, which aifords everyone
summer monttlis and to distillate the payment for same
PROTECI‘S YOU AGAINST ANY ‘
PRICE ADVANCE!
*More-tha'n this,xuienibers will be protected against
any advance in prices as we guarantee the members of .
the Consolidated Coal Club our lowest market (WKe _ .
prevailing during the summer months. mm is sin"
-a to; point. inacoal prices during the summer months
but Olle may not be just ready to take advantage of‘il
when incomes. so lay in the irinter's supply. it your?
a member of the Consolidated Coal Chill 10‘ don‘t We.
to worry on this score because you ne'protected at our
DOWEST~PR1CE or. SUMMER, which new: a W
saving to you.
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COAL wen: °" $1350
tum“ wan-100.,
“'98th Weekly influents you made. Select timeless youxvisl: to j'oiiufillin the -- [Consolidated cm mind will begiad to im- 99.
sommgmsmcm 9'
Irishtomhemliution toi- mmn‘i‘l
representative can and explain the Plan.
Norwalk Chronicler