The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-03

rT,rinstv church. corner Fairfield ave nue and Broad street Sunday. ser vices, July 4. 1915: 8 a. nl Holy com nunions 1o:10 a. n1. Matlns. 1o' SV Sa. a Eucharist and sermon by the rector; 80 n. m, choral evenseng. " eek day services during the summer VIII De as G follows Maths and eelebrat1on or the Holy CoIarr1urrnion daily at s.,taaG a. anZ except on Thursday when the servoces are at g: 30 a. m Evensong on Wed nesdays, Fridays and Saturdays at p. n.
 Church of the Nativity. Sylvan ave- nue, North Bridgeport. Services, J July 4 1915: SIS p m, evensong ana ser mon by the Rev. Howard La Field
 St Johns Episcopal church, Park. and Fairfield avenues, Rev 5eeplsen F. Sherman, Jr., rector. Services, $ a. m celebration of the Holy Con1Inu- riou. n a. u1 morning prayer. ante Cournurions and sermon The rector will preach The special form or ser vice adopted by the general conven- +iovs <of f3,e Tst,iscopal church in Octo- Der. 17S5, to be used on the Fourtn or July forever will be used.
 First Congregational church, Bank and Broad streets, Rev. F. D: sTs1- laudet pastor. Morning service at s1o.so with sermon by the pastor, .ss sAsnextcs Anthems appropriat9 for the day: '-Sound Forth Again the Ma tion.s voice.. Converse; .1OSlr Land, Q l. ord. with Songs of Praise : schnecl1- aT: ..aecesszonal,' Kipling -DeKoven- The Wednesday evening meeting will be oznitted tiais week
 Be4hnny Congregational. the little church beside the road, Fev- Neslol Light, pastor. Morning worship as aa:45 Subject, @The F'ootpzdnts or 43ravsdence in the History of Our Country Sunday school, 12 m Eve- ming worship at 7:so, New ana 21 Clu Ideals of the Nation.'s Midweek wed
 Trinatv Methodist Episcopal church, North avenue and Ren1er street, Rev. aN L. e. Proper. minister Morning Evening service at 7:S0 SupJects: s.His sacrifce According to the Scrip 5 ture,s: ssOur Liberty-Is the United States a World Power?''
 A Washineton Park Methodist Epfsco- nal ssf1afzxch Barr.t1Kn and Noble ave- nuessEev Everett A. Burnes. minis fer e.SO Morning class meeting, B. B.s smith, leader: 10:31, morning worsh1p with Sacrament of the Lords Supper and reception of members; 2:1O. Sun. day school H. A Chanee, Supt.; r 50, popusar evening service of praise anu pafrtotdsr1. The choir will render sew eral patriotic selections and the minis ter win speak on the subject ne Fourth of July in Nations1 History. Seats reserved for strangers
 The First Methodist church, Fair fleld avenue and Broad street, George M Brown. pastor soEnnsInaQn s1a sllaQ ger ser bers at a0s 30 The Sunday school will meet at 19 o'clock and the Mems As-@ ssnabIy at the same hour The Ep- worth League service at 6:S0 will De conducted by MT Defbert Cstrander- At 7:3O there will be musical service of sacred and patriotic songs given by a double quartet
 Bethel A. M E. church. Rev. [ stan l ley Jacobs, pastor Il a. m. preaching z eeryscee eeg Subject, .9rhe Twin Broth ersa 12-45 D. m, Sunday school: 6.So m. Christian Endeavor; p. m-. preaching service followed by Com ra1rnion. Suh5eet, Tho John FHSzss Spirit Needed Today
 Memorial Baptist church, Maple wood and Howard avenues, Rev. Wal. ter T. Aiken, minister 90:5O a. m.,5 morning worship PFeacaang by feev Ernest Frederick yVetse, pastor Grace M E. church sub5ect. Waste and Woe: a12, Bible school, w. H PlympT toh Supt primary department, Mss Mary Gray. principal; 12.45. the fourth of the series of why you should attend George O. TanFblyn, pastor Caavet Congregational church Subject, Why "a Young Man Should Attend the Bible EchooL's All young men are cordially yzaiaayi8ed; 6s3 30, Young Peoples meeting; 80, Evening service. Preaching by TAvs Ernest Frederick Weise. Sub feet. s~Tne Need of an Awakening Wednesday evening at 7:45, midweek prayer meeting
 Black Rock Baptist chapel, Brewster street near Fairfield aEenue, w. B. Oakley dn charge. Sunday school at 3 ( o'clock Evening service at 80 Wed -aesday evening at 7s45 and on each hour we will hold a prayer and con- ference meeting.
 First Presbyterian c1lhrch State Azstreet, corner Myrtle avenue, Rev s~1g5lIn MacIaren Richardson, pastor. sforTirz worship; 10. 30 Address by pastor on John Huss, it being the Booth arsniversary of his nartyrdoEn- Sunday school, 12:05. O. E. meeting, There will be, an open air union service of the First Baptist and First { Presbyterian churches at the Star Garden, corner State street and West avenue at ts7:1sp. n- Special singing
 rhe Peoples Presbyterian church, Laurel and Park avenues, Rev. IF A Davenport, minister Mems meeting. 10 a. n1 Divine worship, with bap- tfgra 1O:30. Theme, .sThe Unrenad ttMng Baft5e.o so1odst, Mrs. Lillian Phillips Sunday school, 1E4 o'clock. c. rE
 meeting, 6.s0 p. m, National Ideals. = RT T. Phillips, president c. E. Union, Header Church Missionary society meets Wednesday evening, I. H Rob fzlson, presiding
 First German Lutheran church, cor gner Grand and Catherine streets Sun day school, o:15. German service. 10; 30 Theme tTfe Christians Attitude To- wards His FellouTnen., No evening