The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-16
RELIGIOUS SERVICES

Sunday School, 12 m,s Mems S1Dle
 class, 9:5O q. m,5 organ rgcitals -
 D. m.; Evensong, D, m. WednesaSJs
 fn Advent, 7:45 J. m.
 St. Luke's Church, Stratfor6 sveuDe,
 corner Sixth street, Rev William P
 Jepson, rector. Thir9 Sunday in AS-
 vent. Holy Communion a. rn~s
 Morning Prayer, Ante~Cornnnur1ior ara
 sermon, 10:SO; Sunday scbcoi, ZslsS Holy Baptism, 3 p, m.; Evening Fray
 CT and sermon. 7:30.
 Trinity Church, corner Fafrfield
 avenue and Broad street. Sunday services, Dec. r: a. m., Holy Com
 murGon; 10:10 a. n., Matinss 10sW s-
 m., Choral celebration of the Hoy Eucharist and sermon; 7,30 ?. nn-, l Choral Evensong and sermon Ire
 Rev c. l.. Gomph will preach at ne l 10:30 service, and the Rev c, w. Are | son in the evening.
 Church of the Nativity, Sylvan ave- nue, North Bridgeport. 3s15 0. D1-s ! Evensong and sermon by Rev C. L@ i Gomph.
 | First CongregatfonaI Church, corner Broad and Bank street, Rev Jonn | DePeu, pastor. Service with sermon, | 10:30 a. m., (annua1 collection for sses | of this cTurch); second seTvtc5, 4s59 | D. m.; Sunday School and BI51e class | at noon. Wednesday evening pTs1sT
 meeting in the chapel at 7s45 o'clock | hlng d1SDWdy COnsfSSdftfstts | Spring street, near Noble avenue Rev 1 P. E. Matthias, pastor, Services<
 Preaching, 10:45; s. S., 12s05s L>akevfew Home, 3; c. F., Ss30; preaching, 7,36
 Morning subject, The Saving 0f City" During this service there nIH | be an address to boys and gfris. The choir will render the cantats, The
 Nativity, at the evening service, | Olivet Congregational Church, North ! avenue and Main street. Rev. Morgan
 Millar, minister. Morning service at
 1o:30,, subject, rThe Man Who Diseoy- 1 7:30. At this service 8 excellent steTe~
 opticon views of Rome, St, Peters.
 and the Vatican will be shown. The
 minister will give a short address on What the Catholic Church Can Do
 to Help Make a Better America
 ing at 6:30. Ministers HbIe class 1 Wednesday at 7:45; subject, A Prophets Encouragement Malachi | iii, ffv. 3.
 1 Park Greet Congregational Church. corner Park street and Barn0m ave
 nue, Gerald H. Beard, minister. Morn
 ing worship at 10s30 a. H1-, sermon 1 ''The Conservation of Life" Sunday l School annual examination at 11,e5s Young Peoples Alliance at ss39. Ev~ ening service, 7:30, sermon, "Christ.s | Call to Men to Follow" The evenef6s
  | sponses. '"The Master and His Dis ciples" will be used.
 South Congregational Church, R. L. Swain, minister. R. O. HisinbOtban, assistant. 10:30, morning worship
 with the sermon by the assistant mir.
 God Which Is in Tbee"s F. sunday School; 4, Junior C.. E.s 4s45, violin
 solos by Wm. Grating King 5, the
 vesper Institute. Dr. E. L. Swain will discuss this question: How eo you, account for so many people being
 tions"? Music by William GrafIng
 King of New York ss9 sensoF | c. E.
 West End Congregational Church i Colorado avenue, between Fairfield
 and State, Walter Leopold Bennett,
 m. and 7:30 p. m.5 Sabbath School D a. m.; Y. P. s. c. E., es39 D. nn., lead CT, Miss Morehouse, subject, Missions 1 in the West Indies. Prayer meeting. Study. In the morning, <sev. Frank s. Childs, D. D., pastor Of the Fair | field Congregational Church, vii preach, in exchange with the pastor. Evening, '"The great truths of Cpd. religion and the Bible as conceived by
 modern theology will be discussed | All are welcome.
 l The Peoples Church, Laurel and Park avenues. Divine worship 10S59 | a. m. The minister will speak On l Desire as the Touchstone of Char acter." Miss Perkins vsn sing. 8 S. Church Committee, 5s3o, Senior En-
 deavor, 6.30 to 7:20; meeting for men 7:45; midweek service Wednesday 7s45s
 All are welcomed.
 The First Presbyterian Church, State
 street, corner Myrtle avenue, Rev.
 John MacLaren Richardson, pastor. day School i2:10. Sermon topics Morning, "The Problem Of Persia evening, "The Imitation Of Christ Organ recital at 7s10 by Elmer Joyce organist.
 Washington Park Methodist Episeo- pal Church, Barnum and Noble sye-
 nues, Rev. Everett 4. Burnes, minis ter. 9:15 a. n-, morning class meet ing, leader, Benj. B. Smith, 19s59 as m., morning worship and sermon DT Rev. Homer s. Stuntz, D. D.. rsis- aonary secretary of Methodist E,pisco~
 pal Church; 12:10, Sunday School ses-
 sion, H. Alrnon Cbaffee, supsrfnten~ dent; 1210, Mems organized BIDle class, leader, E. H. Williams ss3es Ep-
 worths League devotional service.
 Thought for the month, The Glorious spent Life and Its Close, leader E T. Abbott; 7:3o, evening woTshs1 ard
 sermon by the minister, subject, ~Go6s
 Call-Man's Answer"
 A. M F. Zion Church, Broad and
 Gregory streets, Rev. Vim. H. Ezszs A. M, ID. D., pastor. 10s45, su6tscSs "Herod the First; 7s4s, su65eefs
 "Herod the 5econd". 1zs1s, Sunday
 School; 6:30, v. C. E. Good n1s1s at each service. Mrs. O. B. Eoss, organist.
 First Church of Christ, Scientist, s1
 Lafayette street. Service at 1 a. nn. Subject, CTS the Universe, fnciudfnx Man, Evolved by Atomic FoTcsF Sunday School 12:15. Wednesday ev- ening testimonial meeting at g. Read ing room open every day, except Sur day, from 10 to 1, and from t0 ,. Also open Friday evening All are welcome to both the services, and to the privileges of the reading room. First Methodist Episcopal chUrch. Fairfield avenue and Broad 5t, The pastor, George M. Brown, will speak morning and evening. The subject ar 1O:30 will be: The importance of Now". The Sunday school will naees at 12 o'clock and the Mems Assembly at the same hour The EpwoTth Lea que service will be held at ss59 ard. conducted by the pastor. At 739 tns timely topic will be: Can We Have a Cleaner Cfty?" The subject of tHe evening service will be- Some Cheap rrrI-- %,a1r 4-a er1f