The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-17

and Sixth street, ReV. William Ii. J Jepson. rector Services commemora- tive Of 25 years occupancy of present achureh building. g. g. nj, Holy Com munion. 10:3O a. m., Holy Cornnlunion ard historical sermon; 12:15, Rally DaS for the Sunday school; 3. holy baptism. 10 candidates; 7:so p. m-, eve rt1Is prayer and sermon by the Rev. Charles L. Pardees D. D. who held the first service in this church build ing. Reception Monday night It is expected that the choir will sing at both celebrations of the Holy Com mlun1on-
 Trinity church. Fairneld avenue and Broad street. Sunday services Oct IS. 1914. a. rn., Holy Comm union; 10:1o a. m.. Maths; 10:30 a. m., Choral Esll- cfrarist and sermon by the Rev. GIL bert R. Underhill; 7:30 D. m. choral evensong and sermon by Rev. Frank H. Bigelow.
 Church of the Nativity. Sylvan ave nue. North Bridgeport. Sunday ser vices Oct. IS, 1914. S:15 p. m, even song and sermon by Rev. Gilbert R. Underhill.
 Christ church, courtland street, Holy Communion, 8 a. m-;; morning prayer and sermon. 10a30 a. m; Sun day school, 12:15 m; evening prayer and sermon. 7:80 p. m: Wednesday,. Boy Scouts. ?. m: Thursday, Girls club; Tuesday. Altar Guild. Rev. John C. Sadt1er. rector, residence No 4o2 Golden Hill street. Tel. 2so4
 First Congregational church, Bank and Broad streets. Rev. Herbert D. Gallau1et, pastor. Morning services at 10:80 Sermon sTthe Social Force Of Christian Missions Offering for the American Board of Corn1ndssioners for Foreign Missions. Sunday school at 12 o'clock Afternoon service for young people and children at 4:So- Brief address. "The Good Fight of iFaith. .
 south Congregational church, Broad and Gilbert streets, Rev Richard F. Swain. Ph- D., minister. Morning worship 1o:s0 with sermon by the 'nister Subject: Would That All Hhe Lords People were Frophets.e T ne cilolr will render two anthen1g: .tThe Earth is the Lords" by Mosen- thal. and Come zUnto Me" by Morr1- son. Sunday school meets at 12 70 clock Junior Endeavor, p. m.. r. P $. e. E.. at 6:15 and evening service at 80 in the chapel A duet will be rendered by Mrs. Martin and Miss sStickles. The Lord is My Shepard,'' by Smart; also a. solo by Mrs Martin selected. Dr. Swain will speak from the text: 'fWhat Manner of Love- iAfid-week service Wednesday at 7:45. ISub1ect: s-The Source of the Church EOf Tomorrow.
 west End Congressional church. lGp1orado avenue, between State street and Colorado avenue Morning ser wfce at 10.3O Preaching by Rev. W. I. ESaten of Coventry. Conn Sunday schooISat noons Suppl W. s. Hurlburf. Christian Ende deavor meeting at 6:3o p.
  4Hlouses No evening service Wednes- day evening prayer meeting at 7.45, Header. Deacon S. w Proudrnan.
 The so1ivet Congregational church, 7 Main street and North avenue, Rev. George Oliver Tamblyn, pastor The Bible school will meet at 9:45 a. and public worship together with sermon ito the junior congregation at 10:45 a. mi The subject of the pastors sermon tn the morning is 'sHow Shall We Think of the Holy Spfrit?' This Is Ithe fifth sermon in the series, tThe ChTistiah Idea. of God. ," The vesper service hour is o'clock and at this service MT. Tannblyn will speak upon the theme, What Kind of Peace Shall We Pray and Work Fsor?'' The sing ing Of familiar hymns together with special music are features Of this Ser 4Nice. MT. Fred Smith. for twenty years the evange1istic secretary of the " MO A. has finally consented to come and speak for the Alen's Leaga at their Novenber meeting held on Thursday, the 5th- MT Smith has spoken to more men than any other man living today. He has a national reputation and never fails to speak to men in a mans way. All the men of the church are notified thus early so as to keep the date open.
 
 church beside the road, Rev Nestor Light, pastor. Evening worship 7:SO. Pleasant autumn evening autumn songs and recttaaons by the children. Sunday school. p. m- Seats free. All welcome
 First Methodist Episcopal church, Fairfield avenue and Broad street The pastor George M Drown, will speak morning and evening. 10:30, public worship. Subject of sermon, Witnesses The Sunday school will meet at 12 o'clock and the Mems As fsembly at the same hour. The Bp- worth League service at 6:30 will be i conducted by R. I. Alunson The topic of the sermon at 7.30 will be .tThe Life Victorious" The evening ser vice will close with special number by the choir.
 Washington Park Methodist Episeo- spal church, Barnum and Noble ave- Inues. Rev. Everett A. Burnes, minis ter. 9:50 a. m., class meeting, MT. B. sB. Smith. leader. 10:30, morning wor- Eelffp and sermon by the minister A lseries of morning services will be giv- len and the first of them will be on .sGrowtfa-s' I2.10, Sunday school, Mir. H A. Chaffee, Supt. Brotherhood class, Mir B. H. Williams, leader. l k-s232a class led by the minister 6:3o, fearly evening meeting Subject A IE1agtion Without a Saloon Leader, EAGr ". seymour Lacy of the Y M. c. IA. 80, popular evening service only one hour long. A series of sermons sa1rx1er the little Everyday Questions