The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-16
RELIGIOUS SERVICES

| Christ Episcopal church. Courtlapd
 street. Rev. E. J. Craft. rector-Holy communion. s a. m.: morning prayer
 10:3O a. m.; Sunday school. 12:15 p. m.; l evening prayer 7:30-
 First Congregational Church, Rev.
 John De Peu, Pastor Cor. Broad and
 Bank Streets. Service with sermon,
 10:3O A. M. Annual collection Ameri-
 can Board. Second service, 4:30 p. m.
 Sunday School and Bible Class at
 Meeting in the Chapel at 7:45 o'clock.
 Peoples Presbyterian Church, 62
 Cannon St.. Rev. H.. A. Davenport
 minister. Divine worship 1O:9O A. M, 1 Farewell service in Lincoln Hall.
 Theme = Expectation pr. sprague
 Marshall, Superint endent; c. E. Meet 1ngs and 5 D. m.. Miss Hackney, Mrs.
 Wynkoop and Miss Keough leaders. All are welcomed. | German Baptist church, corner Kos-
 suth and Burroughs sts.. Rev. Wm.
 Ritzmann. Pastor Divine services,
 1o:15 A. M. Sunday School and Pas i tors Bible class at 11:30; Sunday School Harvest Festival at p. m'
 Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:45 P. M.
 Germans are welcome.
 Kings Highway Congregational,
 Spring St., near Noble ave. Rev. P.
 E. Matthias, pastor. Services: Preach
 ing 10:45; Sunday School, f12:15; c. E.,
 6:3G; preaching, 7:30; Morning subject
 ject 'sThe Trial of Felix During
 the morning service there will be an
 address to boys and girls.
 In the First Methodist Episcopal
 Church Fairfield Ave, and Broad St..
 the pastor Geo. M. Brown will speak subject will be: "A Watered Garden" The Sunday School will meet at 12
 o'clock. Epworthe League Service at
 3:30. Gospel Song Service at 7:15 in
 the main auditorium, followed by the
 regular evening service at which the
 pastor will speak in reply to the ques- l tion: 'Is Jesus Christ merely a his
 torica1 character or is he living per
 sonality in the minds of the majority i of men?'' The service will close with
 a number by the quartette.
 First Presbyterian Church, State
 street, Cor. Myrtle Ave, Rev. John
 MacLaren Richardson, Pastor. Ser
 vices 10:3O A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Sun
 day school following the morning ser vice. Sermon topics: Morning-The
 Reality of Sin. Evening-The Ideals I of Woman. Organ recital at 7:1O p.
 m., by MT. Elmer s. Joyce.
 Washington Park M. E. Church. cor
 ner of Noble and Barnum ayes. Chas. | Elmore Barto, DID,, Pastor. Sunday morning sermon topic, "The Alabaster Box Evening topic, Saving to the Uttermost." Sunday school at noon. Epworth League at 6:30. Everybody welcome. The Epworth League of the Washington Park M. E. church will next Thursday evening. Orchestral music will be furnished by Eames' Or lichestra and solos by Mrs. Robert Douglass Martin, Mrs. Robert B. Kemp and MT. Tomlinson.
 West Fad Congregational Church, Cn1 a axya1 hot "a rife avenue and State street. W. Irving | Maurer, minister. At 1o:3O tomorrow
 morning, the Rev. Morgan Miller, of l Olivet Congregational Church, will
 tian Endeavor at e:3o p. m. subject | 'fDoubting Castle in Pilgrims Prog press. At the evening service at 7:30,
 Miss Leona Macgeorge, secretary of
 the Bridgeport Y. w. c. A., will speak
 on the work of the association in the factories of the city that employ wo-
 men.
 First Church of Christ, Scientist, s71
 afayette i Services af at Atanemenf a m
 Sunday School 12:15. Wednesday even l ing testimonial meeting at o'clock. Reading room open every week day morning from 10 to 1 and every af- ternoon including Sunday from to l 5. Also open Friday evenings. All l are welcome to both the services, and 1 to the privileges of the reading room. Trinity Church, Broad St., and Fair | field avenue Rev. William Brewster Stoskopf, rector, 18th Sunday after Trinity. Mass 8 a. nl., choral mass l and sermon, 1O:3O a. m. Sunday school 12:1O Choral evensong and sermon l 7:30 D. m. Daily services as usual. Park Street Congregational Church. corner Barnum avenue and Park St., Gerald H. Beard, Minister. Morning worship at 1o:3o, with preaching by the minister Subject: ''fn the Face | of Jesus Christi Children's sermon: Making the Others Fellow Happy" Sunday School at 12:15. Mems Sem mar at the same hour. Subject: "Other Penal Reforms" Young Peo- 1 ples Alliance at f6:15, in the parlor, led by Miss Eleanor Hoyt Subject: ''Why We Observe the Lords Day. In the evening at 7:30, Peoples 1 Church service, with address on 4'The