The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-25
Services In The
 Churches Sunday
sAINT JOHN,s CHURCH.

SAINT JOHNS CHURCH.
 Saint Johns Church, Fairfield and Park avenues. Rev Stephen F. sher- man. rector. Holy lCommunion. s:oo a m. Morning prayer and sermon. 10.S0sa sa- m. Sunday School, 12:O0 m. Ezensongs 5.00 D. m.
 TRINITY CHURCH.
 Corner Fairfield avenue and Broad street. 8:06 a. sm., holy communions e0:0o d m, maths; 10:3O a. m-. choral eucharist and sermon by Rev. Charles Mercer Hall; 7:s0 D. n-. choral even song and sermon by the rector, Rev. c. w. Areson-
 CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY.
 Sylvan avenue. North Bridgeport: ek q zf1.s holy cornmunion; S:15 D. m, Mercer Hall.
 ST BUKEys CHURCH
 stratford avenue and Sixth street. Rev. William H. .Jepsons rector. Holy communion reotor's study class 9zS0. morning prayer ante-communlon and sermon aosse; sunday school l2:l5; evening prayer and sermon 7;s0- Spe- cfa1 meeting of the executive commit tee. Monday 8 D. m.
 CHRIST CHURCH.
 Cour<land street Morning prayer and sermon 10: 30 a m; Sunday school. s3:15 m; evening prayer and sermon, T:30 D m Rev R Atkinson, St 1hom- as church, East Orange, Newark. N- D.. wsn be ths preacher ct both ser xiceB
 WEST END CONG. CHURCH
 Colorado avenue. between Fairfield avenue and State street. Walter Leopold Bennett, minister. Church { services at 70.3o a. m. and p. m.; SahEakk school 12 a. m-s F. P. $. c Aaz. e-9o m- Leader, Miss MaI5orfe Allen. subject. .'Our Tongues for. Christr Prayer meeting, Wednesday. kq.45 ps n-, subject, ssGod for Man. Sabbath sermon subjects. morning, s@Topplsng Over the Mountain 7 Even- Ing, ssThe Young People and Work.
 BETHANY CHAPEL.
 The little church beside the road. Rev. ESestor Light. pastor Evening Dream,', Illustrated; Sunday school at p m lzid-week. Tlrursday. at 7:zs D. m-
 SOUTH CONC. CHURCH.
 Corner GIbert and Broad streets. Rsz. Richard Is Swain. Ph-D., minis Ger Morning worship at 10:S0 a. 1n-, with sermon by the minister. Sub feet ssWhat South Church Expects of Her Candidates for Church Member shfp-As to Experience-'' Sunday pz m- Senior Christian Endeavor at B:1B Last vesper service Of the sea-. son at D. Bent1ey's Metropolitan torchestra with organ accompa1iment
 
 choice music pr Swain will discuss the Quegtion--< What Makes so Many People Grow 6adder as They Grow Oder Service preparatory to the coznmunion on May srd will be held at z.z5 Wednesday evening. All mem bers Of the church are urged to at tend this service
 PARK ST. CONGREGA1ToNAh
 Corner BarnuTn avenue and Park street Gerald F. Beard. minister Morning worship at 10:s8. Sermon, ssHearf Bending and Mercy Talk to boys and girls: ...A Gentle sensi- tiveness-" Sunday school at 12:05- Young Peoples Alliance. led by F. A Eunzenhausers at 6:3o. At 7:30 even sne service. Address by Fl. H. Spoon er of Hartford. Subject: Stirring Times
 PARK STREET CONG. CHURCH. 5 Last service of the quartet choir. IT. H Spooner of Hartford, will deliver an address at Park street Congrega- fionaI church tomorrow evening on ssStfrrdng Times MT. Spooner is sec- retazy of the Connecticut Temperance Union He is an up-to-date business man, who formerly held q lucrative po- gition in a Chicago business house, and. since he gave it up to make his home in Connecticut, has been urged Go return to it. MT. Spooner is one of the ab1est Christian politicians in zhe state. and renders most i'm portant service to the interests of righteous ness, not only in educatfve temperance work, but in securing better Iegisla- tion- Many bad bills have been pre- vented from becoming law. as well as many good bills enacted into law, Through his efforts He knows men and measures Having just returned from the hearing before the Judiciary Committee at Washington, MT. Spoon ser win be able to speak of the radical movements against the liquor traffic chat are taking place in this country ahis year. as we'll something of the opportunity of Bridgeport men to se- Dure lawmakers and laws worthy of Ehe states best interests in the next Genera1 Assembly The quartet choir Df Park street church will be heard in For the Hast time. An attractive pro- gram shas been arranged.
 FIRST CONGREGA1ToNAL Rev. Herbert D. Gallaudet, pastor. Eorner Broad and Bank streets. Ser vice with sermon, 10:30 a. m. Subiecr. p"r1e Gospel of Christian work, Pre- Jude. Guilmant; soprano solo From tn Springs Into the vaI1eys'' Waring 2: goprano and choir duet, ~ouis Est Homo,'s Rossini; postIude Allegro '' Symphony vD. widor. Second ser vice, z.so o'clock. Subject: Answer fo Prayer" Prelude to ssI.ohengrin. :, Wagner Barcaro11e," Fau1kes; an ehern. Tear Not. O Israeli Spfcker; W1A5AAS ana De1fsS OaeL, TN1g6E ai Sea-" Thomas; anthem. Abide witt Enes Barnby; postIude, 8eMi1ftary March Schubert. Sunday school and bible class at noon. Preparatory ser vice, Wednesday evening at "A! o'clock and roll call meeing of ths Ehurchs All members are asked to b, present..
 OLEVET CONGREGATIONAL
 The OIivet Congregational church Main stfet. and North avenue Rev George Olver Tamblyn pastor Hour: Of service. Sabbath school 945 a. m Preaching service 10:45 with scermo1 to the junior congregation, and 5 D n. The sermon for fhe uacr.1irae- i