The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-31
Services In The
 Churches Sunday
TRINITY CHURCH.

Choral Evensong and confirmation Service Bishop Brewster will admin ister the Sacrament of Confirmation at the four o'clock service, and will be the preacher at that service.
 CANDLEAIAS DAY AT TRINITY
 Monday. February 2, being the Feast of the Purification, there will be special services at Trinity Church as foIlows-
 TOO a. m., Holy Communion; g: 30 a. m Maths and Holy Communion: 7.45 D. nl-, Solemn Evensong with Sermon and Candlemas procession. The various guilds for the girls and women of the Parish will attend the Candlenas Service in the evening in a body, and the preacher at that service will be the former Rector of the Par ish, Reverend Charles l.. Gomph. There will be an informal reception in the Parish House after the service.
 CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY.
 Church of the Nativity, Sylvan ave- nue. North Bridgeport $500 a. nn., Holy Conmunions 3:15 p. m-, Even song and Sermon by the, Reverend Howard LaF1eld-
 CHURCH OF CHRIST.
 First Church of Christ Scientist. s71 Lafayette St Service at II 6. m. Subject, Love. Sunday School at 12:15; Wednesday evening Testimonial meet ing at 8. The Reading Room IS open every day except Sunday from 10 to and from to and also on Thurs day evenings. All are welcome.
 THE PEOPLES CHURCH
 The Peoples Church, Laurel and Park avenues. Mems meeting at 10 a. m, Public worship at 10: sos 33rd anniversary of Christian EnSeavor. Its members sit together. Mrs. Homer L. Taylor soIoist. Sunday School, 12 to 1; C. E. Juniors. D. m.: Senior En- deavorers invite everybody to the 7th annual celebration at 6:30, introduce ing Endeavor Week. Rev. IT. A Dav- enpcrt. minister. For Club Calendar "Wednesday, 2<3O D. m- The Ladfes' Aid Society
 EvANGELICAH.
 German Reformed, Congress street. hear Main street H. C.. Weimer, minis t ter Divine services, morning 10:50, and evening 7:30- Morning subject, -I believe in God" or the Creed in it's widest conception; is there a God? Why do believe in God2 The first of series of sermons on the ApostoI- fc Creed Sunday School 9:3O 8. m. Condrmation classes as usual.
 BETHANY CONGREGATTONAL
 Bethany. the little church beside the road. Rev. Nestor Light. pastor Pub lie worship at T: 80 D. m- The North End Reinforcement association holds a. prhzfc meeting with special exercises. Ills Homer Mayor C. B. Wilson wi Il nddpsss the association on the conn
 
 les. Seats free Sunday School at 3 D. m NIid-weeks service Thursday at 7.4b m szzsE N
 WEST END CONGREGATIONAL
 west End Congregational Church. Colorado avenue, between Fairfield av- en1re and State street, Walter Leopold BennetE Minister. Church services at 1o-s1 n-, and $500 D. m; Sabbath School at 12 m-; T. P. S. C. E. 6:30 D.. m- Leader, Miss McAe; Subject. -Ch<fstfan Endeavor Progress Pray CT zmesting, Wednesday, T-4b D. n- Sabbath Sermon suB5ects. Morning. s.Gouss Bnfatho1nab1e AIinesss' Vssper Service aa p. m- fought Che Church to own or disown the theatre ?'' .'The Theafrs and Human Uplift." Special music You are welcome
 ST. LUKES
 sEIulze's Church, stratford avenue and Sixth St, Rev William H. Jep- son- ReefDr- Holy Communion, &; Rectpr;s. Study class. 9.3O; Con1ir1ila- Eions Holy Communion and Sermon by the Right Rev. Chauncey B. Brews- terssDsDs Bishop of Connecticut, 10: sc: Sunday School. 12-15; (address bF -the Bishop)s Evening Prayer and sermon by the rector. 7:S0. Extra. muac at the evening service
 FIRST B1. E. CHURCH
 The First Methodist Episcopal Ehurpht Fairfield avenue and Broad B6eeks George M- Brown, pastor. At 10:3GSthere will be Holy Communion and the Reception of new members The Sunday School will meet at 12 o'clock and the Mems Assembly at the same hour At 6-30 the Epworth Lea gue service will be conducted by Dr.. F. w. Smith There will be Praise Service at 7:30 followed by a sermon by khe pastor on "A Vital Question AnsWered-' Everybody invited
 SOUTH CONGREGATIONAn
 Sontk Congregational Church, Cor ner Broad and Gilbert Sts. Rev. Rich ard iI- SEain, Ph- D. Minister Morn ing service at 10;s9 a. m- with ser mon by the minister Subject There Am In the Midst.'s Sunday. School at F o'clock Junior Endeavor at D. m- Senior c. E. meeting at 6:15. Ves- per Institute at D. m. Racial and Personal Antagonism, How Righted ?'' Music Beginning at 4:5O will be fur nisIaed by the Premier Saxaphone uuartette, choir and organ. Every one is welcome. Mid-week service on Wednesday at 7:45 p. m., will be ad- dressedfby MT Fred R. Johnson, Su- perinteudent of Charities Departm ent.
 FIRST CoNGREGATIoNAL.
 First Congregational Church. Cor. Broad and Bank streets, Rev. Herbert D. Ga1laudet, pastor. Service with Sermon. 1O:S0 a. m Subject: .sThe Breed We Need-', Second service at e-30 D. m. Subject; ssWhat Do We Do With Our Feelings 7! AnthemS: Tar ry With Me 0 My Saviour Pfnsute; Heaven Is My Home Nevin; 'sThe Day Is Gently Sinking to a Close : Neediinger- Sunday School and Bible Glass at lnOon- Mfd-week- meeting g Wednesday evening at 7:45 p. m. Mrs. Pres Frost of Berea, will speak on Work in the Kentucky Mountains. 9
 CHRISTIAN UNION.
 The H1fdEeport Christian Union, Inc-s5z4 Bank St. Rev Chas- W. Simp- Bon,f fSuperdntendent. Services every night at 8, except Sunday and We'd Eaesday at s; also Sunday afternoon at B.. T0-m0rrow afternoon the speaker