The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-15
Methodist Episcopal Church.

Sunday, May 16. | Mothers Day. Morning worship 10:3O, "fHis Moth l CT Crowned Him." a sermon by the pastor. Special musical numbers by the choir, Mother by Hofmer; That Wonderful Mother of Mine," by Goodwin.
 Evening worship, 7:so. The second sermon on Apostle Character Sketches, 'The estigator-Apostle. This service is planned to be inspir- ing, brief instructive. A welcome to | you and all.
 Sunday school 12:oo. Classes for | everybody.
 Epworth League 6:45, "our Insti- tute,' leader, Mrs. E. B. Floyd.
 Tuesday, 2:so. The Ladies' Aid so- ciety will meet for work in the Sun day school room.
 Tuesday, 500. The Wesley Mems clc-s will meet at the home of A. J. Lewis, Gut Spring road. H. s. Up ton, chief chemist of the Electric Cable Co.,, will speak on Metal lurgy, Rubber and Paint Wednesday, 200. A food sale 1 will be held in the town hall Home cooked articles may be had by anybody with the cash, Friday at 1O:30, Standard time (11:3O), daylight saving, the Western Connecticut Asso ociation of the Wom- 1 ans Foreign Missionary Society, will l meet in the local M. E.. church. Box luncheons will be brought by the women, and the local women will serve tea and coffee. Everybody in vited.
 James Hubben is busfly engaged 
 They come to him in large numbers, and he has difficulty in keeping ahead of the demand.
 ! The Ladies' Sewing Society of Bethany church met at the home of Mrs. Fred Teny on King street, last Monday afternoon. The ladies make a practice of meeting at different houses each week and sew.
 Rev. William H. Nicholl and wife have been spending the week visiting with friends in Demorest, N. J.
 F. 1T. Judson has built a fine arHbor in the rear of his home on Judson place. It is constructed of large. round pillars and Iaborate1y finished cross strips, and makes a very pretty effect from the street. Fl Bethany church, corner of Nichols avenue and Wheeler terrace, Rev. WEhiam III. NichoA, pastor. Morning worship at 10:30, with a sermon by the pastor. The Sunday school will assemble at the close of the morning service, and they will have the Chil- dren'S Day music to practice. The Young Peoples meeting wBn be held 47,,, u1ar evening service at 7:30. All are cordially invited to attend these ser vices. Wednesday evening prayer ser vice at 7:45, conducted by the pastor
 Charles Plumb of Judson Place went c1amming the other day, on the northern shore of Long Island, and
 he succeeded in getting some of the i finest clans for baking or stuffing
 that have been seen for many day v Charlie seems to know just where tc
 put his hand on those fellows, and = when he comes back he is generally l Ioaded-with clans.
 Miss Caroline Brown of New Ha :. ven, but formerly of East Broadway is spending few days in town visit l. ing with friends. Miss Brown ha: d been attending school near Bostor e the past winter, and has returned o home during the spring vacation. 1T Mrs. Julia Thompson, who has beer II II spending the winter with her daugh a ter in Patchaug, L. l., has been visit ,- ing in town for a few days. r. David Hughes of East Broad stree 's has placed electric lights in his house
 Parties in town did the work.
 Frank L. Curtis of Judson Plac
 has sold his homestead to Mir
 BrothweI1 of Bridgeport, who will oc
 cupy it soon.
 Mrs. William Beard, who has beer l' suffering with a hard cold, has so ia
 recovered as to be out again. tel FARM FOR SALE in Stratford. In .o quire Peter Gleason. Phone SGat t. ford 295. 2S90 Main St. ir
 Id CORTEz c. ROCKWELL, plumbin; II and heating; jobbing a speciality e Corner Main and Hillside avenue
 Stratford. D1Otf*