The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-09
PROTESTANT

United Church, Broad and Gilbert psEaea pafoT MT dMd M 6 H0Gs cow1e 1aS si5ta Rn pastor. 1o:So a. m:, Rev: F: w. Hodgdon Rf n FoSteR oPg6a pPudd fas 6gra MmSEa s5eb5in st sni ahe 16 by gaaFtette In and vef offertory, Eye Hath Not Seen" Foster; organ postlude, Allegro Marzale." Von c19B MT Rodsdon S a x iea9e speak mors in detail the subject discussed in the onniP fian addTs sd geoT 5unie5 Ghf Endeavor; zoo, Forum Musical prelude, Bezsley e4a4s and auartefe s and vested choir: 'Larghetto and Allegro" Roberts,. Bridal Chorus from Rose Forum Forum 'eDemocracy in Industry" by pr. John Haynes Holmes of the Conn tory. Seek Him That Maketh the Seven Stars" Rogers. Wednesday.
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 Park Street Congregational church. Barnum .o avenue, W Gerald H. Beard, min, e !steE s 19$o by f FeE Hoa sheETed Tss Peoples Society; 7:3o Illustrated address, Danbury-
 West End Congregational church. nne and State street. Rev. Ralph H. Perls Nte of f5 % sundas sShool; @ 1Ps R1 m @nng eadress Pg y. Rsy e,r C. H.
 Kings Highway Congregational church, Spring street and Noble avenue, James sermon by, the pastor at 1O:9O and 7:sO; Sunday school at F m; Jr, C.. E. at 4, invitation is extended.
 Christ Church, couFtland street. John 1o:oo a. m.; Sunday school at 12:1O. necticut and wilrnot avenues. " H. Jepson, rector Services 500 and 10:30 a. m-; school, 12:15; evening. 7:3o-
 St Georges church. Clinton and Besehwood axenues O1 Rev I E 1a:od Kely dbd 7:30; Thursday, 9:So a. m-
 8 a. m, Holy Communion; s:sO a. m, church school and Kindergarten; 10:45 a. m-, morning service and sermon; 7:So D. m, evenSong and sermon.
 First Methodist church, corner F'aar- field aversue and Broad street, Chester mon. 1i' ..Accepting Modern Ghanenge": % ply; s:so p. m.' ;p EpWorth i League: Ie 7:so p. m. stereoptican lecture. .'tEnligftened Mesn i1 f5Eslga ted The also fraIs s9ngy church.
 First Universalist church, Fairfield avenue. near Broad street, Rev. Hal T. Kearns, minister. Morning worship at of Yale University; church school at noon; Young Peoples service at 6:3o. Gheerfu Sunday ,T;5 eve9ing % service m at @ 7;so' song and story.
 eEase M. F; chuzsh, Fa15aeld i and SSd5S5 S Ssr f5FSsP SesRsgEsr 4o p. m. gospel soPg @ ] service fSalowed @ t..1 with sefbs &a the coae of the the DsS by Dream of the Holy, City by Martin; noon; Epworth League at 6-30 p. m. Prayer and Bible study service on We'd cSS4sS with af 7 sn seats free sFangeTs always welcome
 Peoples Presbyterian church. Laurel and Park avenues. Rev. H. A Daven- port 1l5ni m5nistsT; Prayer, b og a. To m; pTeaeR meetings, e:So.
 Trinity church. Broad street and Fair field avenue Rev Father Atkins, rec tor. a. m., mass for Communion: s:SO. mon; p. m-, solemn evensong and ser mon
 Church of Nativity, Carson street and Trumbun Road s1so. choral mass and sermon
 St. Johns church. corner of Park and Fairfield avenues. Services at S. 12:S0, F and 4 In place of the regular Sun day afternoon VeSper service. a mystery play, 'sThe Vision of St. Agnes Eve" will be presented by the young people under the direction of Deaconess Bar