The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-24

First Presbyterian church tomorrow evening. At the time the pastor of the church, Rev. John Mac Laren Richardson. will take as his subject, William Mckinley, Patriot" and draw significant lessons from his life for the benefit of those who in this city are seeking to develop the ideals of pa triotisn. Special seats are to be re- served for the following organizations which are planning to come in large numbers: Women's Relief Corps, Lincoln Circle. Ladies of the G. A. R., ]Sheridan Circle, Elias Howe Post, Jr., Camp, No. Il. s. of ", Spanish War Veterans. Citizens Corps Of Singer Mfg. Co, and state militia.
 The services promises to be one of give a patriotinc organ recital for a brief time preceding the service prop CT.
 l SAINT JOHNS.
 Saint Johns church, Fairfield and Park avenues. Holy Communion, 8:0O | a. m. Morning prayer and sermon,
 10:30 a. m.. by the Rev. F. H. Bige1oW.
 Sunday School. 12:0O m. Evensong,
 $500 p. m.
 CHURCH OF CHRIST.
 l Church of Christ. meeting- house
 Breaking of bread 10:30 a. m.; Evan gelistic services at 7:3O p. m. Ste lphen Settle of Indiana will speak. Subject: The New Birth, from a dia- gram.
 EvANGEIICAL.
 German Reformed, Congress street, near Main street, H. G. Wiener, min 1 ister. Divine services morning 10:30
 and evening 7:30. Illustrated songs and congregational singing, stereopti-
 con views, illustrating sermon at the
 evening service. Sunday school at 80 a a m-s Confirmation classes as usual. 1PARK STREET CONGREGATIONAL I Park Street Congregational church.
 corner Barnum and Park street, Ger Il a1d H. Beard, minister. Morning wor- ship at 1O:3O. Sermon: "Open Doors.'s IsSunday school at 12:O5. Young Peo- ple's Alliance at 6:3O. From 7:30stto S:3O the third of the Composers T Nights Beethoven music with re- I marks on his @.Lafe and Work'' See
 program in another column.
 CHRIST CHURCH. T Christ Church. Courtland street.
 Morning prayer and sermon, 10:30 a. m.; Sunday School at 12:15; even ing prayer and sermon at 7:30 p. m.
 Rev. A. Lefngwen. minister in charge.
 rsI Rev. Kenneth Sylvan Guthrie of lNew York, will preach at the 10:3o
 morning service at Christ Episcopal 1 church. Rev. Mir. Guthrie is doctor of medicine as well as clergyman. He received degrees from Harvard, !. Tulane and University of the South. His medical degree was from the Phil zsI adelphia M MedicoIChirurgical college. He was extension lecturer in the Uni- 2 versity of the South
 pr. Guthrie is a poet, comp6ser of music, teacher, linguist of unusual at ltainm ents and a world wide traveller. gISeveraI years ago he retired temper I arf1y from active work in the min . lfstry9 and devoted himself to travel, i lstudy and featuring. During his stay z in Bridgeport Dr. Guthrie will be the : guest Of Rev. A. F. Leff1ngwen, who : is temporarily in charge of the pulpit Iof Christ church. x f The vestrymen of Christ church have -l not yet decided on a successor to Rev. efE. J Craft whQ resigned Some time s I ago to accept a pastorate in Kansas s City. ,, Rev. Frank H. Bigelow, for e mer curate, is in charge of St. Johns lP. E.@church at present, no successor
 having been named to Rev William H. Lewis who died this spring. 4 WASHINGTON PARK M. E. I Washington Park Methodist Epis- . copal church, Barnum and Noble ave q nues, Rev. Everett A. Burnes, minis ]. ter. 39:30 a. m., Class Meeting, Mir. e B. B. Smith leader;s 1O:30# Morning a worship and sermon by the minister;
 l12:1O, Sunday school, H. A. Chaffee
 Superintendent; Brotherhood Class
 E. H. Williams, leader; s232' Class led 7 by the minister; 6:3O, Early evening : meeting, topic: "Reter-from waver- : ling to steadfastness' Leader, Miss !. Minnie March. 7:3O, popular even 5, 2 ling worship with four special musica.
 numbers by the quartette and a short : practical sermon by the minister !, Seats reserved for strangers . Farmer Want Ads 1c. a word