The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-20
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The officers of. the Bridgeport Tem- perance League will conduct the ser St. Sunday at o'clock Rev. v, Simonson, pastor Newheld church will address the meeting. All welcome
 Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, iRev- R. $. Povey, pastor, North ave nue and Remer street. 10-30 a. m. Preaching by A.. H. GoodenouEh, D. 2:15 p. n1- Quarterly Conference. e-3e D. m. EpWorth League, B.. w Lat tin, leader. 7:30 D. m. Preaching by the Pastor.
 First Congregational Church, Rev. John De Peu, Pastor, Cor. Broad and Bank streets. Service with sermon. 10:30 a. m. Annual collection for the American Missionary Association; Sec and Bible Class at noon. Wednesday Evening Prayer Meeting in the Chapel at .7:45- o'clock.
 First Church of Christ, Scientist, s7f Lafayette St. Services at Il a. m. Sub ject, Life" Sunday School at 12:15. Wednesday evening testimonial meet ing at 8. Reading Room open every day except Sunday from 10 to l. and from 8 to 5. Also open Friday even ing. All are welcome to both ser vices and to the privileges of the read Ing room.
 Washington Park Methodist Episco- pal Church, Barnum & Noble Ayes. Rev. Everett A BurneS, Minister. 9-15 -n., Morning Class Meeting, MT Ben jamin B. Smith, Leader. Mir J. J. Eil- ton, Assistant; 10:30 a. H1-, Morning Worship and sermon by the Minis ter; 12:10. Sunday School Session, F. AImon Chaffee, superintendents 12=10, Mems Organied Bible Class, D. IT. Will Hams, Leader; 6:3e pm. Edworth Lea gue Devotional Service Topic, Elijah the Hebrew Protestant and Patriot the strength Of revolt against wrong 1st King 18:17-1s, John 2:S-17. 7-So pm Evening worship and sermon by the Minister Subject. How Much Do You Weigh for God?'' Mrs. Leila Joel HuIse will sing Rest in the Lord Far Away Gounod. Gospel Hymn Weighed in the balances of God" Seats will be reserved for strangers at all services of the church.
 St. Johns Church, Fairfield and Park Avenues. Holy Communion 8 a. Corporate Communion of Men) Maths and Sermon 10:30 a. m. Mems Bible Class 9:3o a. m. Sunday School 12 m. address D. m. St. PauPs Day Gan 259 Holy Communion 11a. m. Mems meeting in Church Parlors- Address by Rev. MT. DePeu, 8 p. m-
 At the South Church Vesper -InSti- tute on Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock Dr. R. L. Swain is asked to consider Confucianism, Buddhism, and ShintO- ism as they are now driven into c'ose quarters with Christianity in the new ly awakened Japan This will be a study in comparative religions in coz neGLOn WlCn the pTACLlGd1 DEQD4GL12E an awakening and expanding national life. Not only nations are joStllng each other but the great religions have come into close quarters and must reckon with each other in the interns-- tional civi ization which is stirring t8e whole earth A noted 'ceIlist has been engaged for this service He is MT. Leo TroostWyk of New Haven. His selections will be rendered with organ accompaniment. Mir. TrooStwyk is the talented son of Professor IsadOF Troostwyk of the Yale school of nu- sic. He has appeared as the cello So- loist of the New Haven symphony Or chestra and is a pupil Of the well known cello virtuoso, MT. Leo Schulz of New York He comes with the best of press notices.
 The selections are: sENocturne, Cs7o- pin: 'tBerceuse,' Goddard; 'Cantilena.'' G. Goltermann; The Rosary, Nevin- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
 Tomorrow evening the pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church, Rev. John MacLaren Richardson, begins se- ries of three sermons on the essentials of Christian life sym pathy's Truth and 'SJustice''. Often a man irnagines that the problem of the Christian life is one of belief and comes with the question what must I believe when a. far more important side is overlook ed in the thought of what must [ do.'' It is the second side Of the Christian life that MT. Richardson vz-iI3 dwell upon in this series Of sermons, showing some of the fundamental