The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-30
RELIGIOUS SERVICES

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 street, Rev. E. J. Craft. rector-Holy communion, a. m-; morning prayer. 10:30 a. m.: Sunday school. 12:15 p. m.: i evening prayer 7:30. l Trinity church, Broad street and | Fairfield avenue, Rev. William Brew Sunday after Trinity. Mass a. m.- Choral mass and sermon 10;30 a. m. | Sunday school 12:10. Choral even 1 song and sermon 7:30 p. m. Daily ser- vices as usual.
 ! First Congregational Church, corner Broad and Bank streets, Rev. John ! DePeu, pastor. Service with, sermon, 10:30 a. III. Second service 4:30 p. m.
 Sunday school and Bible class at noon. l Wednesday evening prayer meeting in
 the chapel at 7:45 o'clock.
 Kings Highway Congregational Church, Spring street near Noble ave-
 nue, Rev. P. B. Matthias, pastor. Ser vices Preaching 10:45; Sunday school
 12:15; C.. E. 6:30; preaching 7:30. Morn
 ing subject. ."The Lessons of Autumn;
 Our City, During the morning ser l vice there will be an address to boys I and girls.
 l. Park Street Congregational Church,
 corner Barnum avenue and Park street. Gerald H. Beard. minister. Morning
 ject, 'The Field is the City, Sun day school and Mems Seminar at 12:15. In the evening, beginning at 7:15,
 Mendelssohn musical service. The 1 quartette will be assisted by the l church chorus, and Miss Mabel French, l pianist
 West End Congregational Church, Colorado avenue, between Fairfield 1 avenue and State street, w Irving
 Maurer, minister. Subject of sermon
 tomorrow morning at 1o:so. "In the Hands of the Living God, Sunday school at noon. Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:30 D. m-, subject "Mis- sfons in the Islands, Evening ser- l vice at 7:30. The Sunday school holds
 a Harvest Home concert. to which the
 children are asked to bring staple ar- I ticles of food for distribution. l The Peoples Church, Laurel and
 Park avenues, Rev H. A. Davenport,
 minister. Divine worship 10:30 al m.
 The quartette of Trinity M. E.. Church
 will sing. Sunday school 12:10. c. D. Juniors meet 4 p. m.; Seniors 6:30,
 addressed by Mrs. Davenport. The Peoples Hour, 7:30 D. m.N Music by
 chorus Themes, Apostle of the Keys; ."The One Gospel of Two Dis
 pensations. Visitors all and always welcomed. 5l T& d. First Presbyterian Church, State street, corner Myrtle avenue, Rev.
 John MacLaren Richardson, pastor.
 Services 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m: In
 the morning the pastor will speak to the boys and girls as we'll as to the
 older people from the topic Follow Me-; evening topic, t.Manhood- Sun- day school following the morning ser
 vice. Organ recital by MT. Elmer s.
 Joyce beginning at 7:1e p. m.
 In the First Methodist Episcopal
 Church, Fairfield avenue and Broad
 street, the pastor, George M Brown,
 will speak morning and evening. At 10:30 the topic will be: Gods Knowl- edge of Our Need.'' The Sunday
 school will meet at 12. The Epworth
 League service at 6.30 will be conduct ed by Mrs. J. c. Benjamin. The pop
 ular service of Gospel. Songs will be held in the auditorium at 7:30 and be followed by the evening service at which the pastor breaches the closing sermon in the series on Live Questions Answered by Live Men, the subject I will be: What should be the position I of the minister toward the enforcement of law in Bridgeport?' A special number by the quartette will close the l Washington Park M. E. Church, cor per of Earnum and Noble avenues. Morning service at 10:30 with sermon by. the pastor from the Book of Job; l subject, Satan at Work Evening service at 7:s0 to be addressed by Rev. D. Everett Lyon, Ph. D.. who will give an illustrated address on the rescue work at the Hadley Mission, New | York. Sunday school at noon. Esp- l worth League devotional service at 6:3G led by H. Almon Chaffee.
 First Church of Christi Scientist, S71 l Lafayette street, serivce at Il a. m. Subject Everlasting Punishment" Sunday school 12:15. "Wednesday ev-
 ening testimonial meeting at o'clock. l Reading room open every week day | morning from 10 to 1, and every af- l ternoon, including Sunday from 3 to 1 5, also open Friday evening. All are l welcome to both the services and to 1 the privileges of the reading room. i St. Johns church. Fist Sunday after Trinity, Oct. 31st; 1909, 8 a. m. Holy 1 Communion, 10:30 a. nl Morning ser
 vice and Sermon, Prelude, Offertoire in a D minor Batiste, Te Deum: in c Ste | phens Offertory: ttIt is enough" Men I delssohn, Postlude: Prelude & Fugue- in b minor, Bach, 12 noon Sunday school. 4:30 p. m. Organ Recital. Grand Chorus in D. Maxson, Pastorale, Le- l mare, Toccato, Widor, The Question l and Answer Wolstenho,me, Finale, I attf,ews, 5 D. n1-f fEvensong, Psalms: I g, 130 121, Chants. Magnificent in c I Gadsby Nunc Dimittis. Anthem: ''The l Souls of the Righteous" Foster, Offer tory: What are these'' Stainer, Post Jude: Largo Handel, Wn. F. Twad- dell. Organist and Director.
 I Olivet Congregational church, North
 Ave and Main street, Morgan Millar,
 minister. Morning service at 10:S0, l 'eSon of Man Stand upon thy Feet 1 and I will speak unto Thee" Evening l service at 7:3O. "A Square Deal for the i City, Wednesday evening at 7:45, ex- position of the International Sunday school lesson.
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