The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-28

Church bells and chimes in a dia- Recognition week tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock and mark the beginning of the city's tribute to the soldiers, sailors and marines who were in the World War. In all the churches of the city elaborate programs have been prepared, and all churches of the city who have not already made preparations to hold special services are requested to do so. At o'clock Sunday morning every church. bell in the city will peal forth its tribute to the returned heroes.
 In the churches Sunday morning there will be a memorial service in honor of dead service men. Seats will be reserved for all returned soldiers and their families, and there will be special sermons or addresses and appropriate music. In the Sunday Schools short programs will be given in recognition of tho war service of the members of the school. and the roll of honor will be read, accom- panied by appropriate exercises.
 Sunday afternoon there will be two band concerts, one at Beardsley Park and ono ct Seaside Park. The band concert at Beardsley Park will begin at 2 o'clock and will be followed by an address by Rev. A. F. Campbell. pr. Campbell is well known to Bridgeport people and has had a wide and varied experience in public speaking. For six month he was in the service of the government, speak ing in the various shipyards of thu East, and assisting by his patriotic addresses in speeding up production. He has also spoken many times on important occasions to Bridgeport | audiences. Jacob B. Klein will act as chairman and will introduce the | speaker.
 The band concert at Seaside Park will begin at 4 o'clock Sunday after ! noon, and will be followed by an ad- dress by Rev. w. A. Keefe of Plain | field. Father Keefe Is a speaker of | unusual ability. He has spoken many | times in Bridgeport and his last ap- pearance here was at the time of the United War Work campaign; Attor- | ney T. NJ. Cullinan will act as chair l man and Introduce the speaker. Sunday evening in the churches | there will be services of a jubilee or l victory nature, appropriate addresses | or sermons by the pastors. There will | be a service of demobilization of the
 service flag, and community o1 chorus singing. Returned soldiers and
 their families are to be escorted by | Boy Scouts, Red Cross Workers and | G. A. R. men.
 1 During Service Recognition Week
 which begins Sunday and ends July
 4, in practically all the churches and i synagogues of the city there will be dinners and entertainments for the | returned soldiers and their families ] These entertainments will consist of 2 <! socIa1 evening with singing, instru l mental music and speaking. In some 1; cases they will take on a more elao. | crate form, such as the pageant en titled The Pageant of America" tt
 be given at St. Augustine's church. Following is a detailed program
 for the church services:
 At the United Congregations church the program for the servicet Sunday morning at 10:30 o'clock wil l be as follows:
 Organ Prelude. De Profundis"- 1 Bartlett.
 1 Processiona1, men home from ser | vice, pastors and choir.
 Prayers of Thanksgiving for thos, ! who counted not their. lives dear, fol
 those who have served and returned | home, for the noble spirit of tn, 1 families at home.
 Dem obilizat ton of the Service Fla, l-Boatswain Albert w. Smith will as | sist.
 Taps.
 Anthem.
 Anthem-~God of Our Fathers"
 Schneider.
 Pastoral Prayer and Response. Offertory = Some Sweet Day. Crosby Edwards.