The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-13
STRAIFORD METHODIST
 EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. A. F. Chamberlain, Pastor.

NAOA AIAlS "OIS11lp1 4VOU, HOW IO Maintain Fest for Prayer" will be discussed by the minister.
 Evening service, 7:30, a service of sermon and song. A good opportun- ity for the congregation to unite in a hearty old fashioned sing. The ser mon will be on one of the stories Jesus told during the Tuesday of the Last Week, "The Two Sons.'' The every-member canvass will be 1 completed in the afternoon, and the men will meet at the church at , 1 o'clock to report. Supper will be served to the canvassers and their wives. At the evening service the results of the canvass will be an- | nounced.
 Sunday school, 12. Epwortn League, 6:45. Leader, MT. Earl l Woodruff.
 This church specia1izes in the Glad 1 Hand. Free sittings.
 r. The Wesley Mems Class will meet Tuesday night at the home of MT. l F'. s. Converse, 11S Warwick avenue l A social good time is in store for | the men. The address for the month will be delivered by the Rev. Samuel | Abrams, Rabbi of the Bridgeport le- | brew Synagogue, on the subject hat We Jews Believe"
 Bethany church, corner of Nichols ] avenue and Wheeler terrace In the 1 morning, at 10:30, Rev. William H l Nicholl will preach and at the close of the service the Sunday school will meet All who can are invited tc remain at the Sunday school session The Young Peoples meeting will be held at 6:45 and the regular eve l ming SnYviNa al of ;oI Rev. MT. Nicho1l will preach a short sermon. All are cordially invited tc
 attend these services. Wednesday evening prayer service will be held 1 at 7:45, conducted by MT. Nicholl 1 MT. Hiram Smith of White street the well known paper hanger and | decorator, has been confined at his home for the past two weeks suffer
 ing with a quinzy sore throat. The
 difficulty seems to have eminateG | from d bad tooth. MT. Smith has 1 been confined to his room most o.
 the time and has endured a lot o.
 hard pain. He thinks at the presen i time that the worst is over and h,
 hopes to be out again before long.
 Mrs. Charles E. Harrison has beer suffering with a hard cold, and for few days was confined in her room
 but she has so far improved as to b,
 able to be out again.
 Mrs. William NichoN, the wife O
 Rev. William H. Nicholl, returned tt
 her home on Wheeler terrace this af ternoon. For the past three week
 Mrs. Nichon has been at the ibedsid
 of her son, who resides in Rochester
 N. Y, who has been suffering with al
 attack of the "due.''
 John Park, Jr., son of Mrs. Johl
 Park of East Broadway, is spendin
 a few days visiting his mother. MI
 Park has been living in New Havel
 for some time past, but is considerin
 the matter of moving with his fanil
 to some town in the upper part of tn state.
 The condition of East Broadway east of Elm street, is in a deploraibl ! condition, being full of large holes The ice and frost has, of course mad matters much worse, and when auto go swiftly over the roadway the crack as though they would break CORTEZ c. ROCKWELL, plumbin and heating; jobbing a specialt. Corner Main and Hillside avenue
 Stratford. D10tf
 FOR SALE-7 room, '1-fani1y hous lot 1Oox1o0; price, $4,s00. Appl Peter Gleason, Stratford, Conn.