Sunday Church Services Across The City
A roster of church services lists Christ Church Courtland Street Holy Communion at 2 00 am and 10 30 am, St Luke's Stretford Ave and Sixth St with Holy Communion and sermons, Trinity Corner Fairfield Ave and Broad St with multiple morning and evening rites and sermons, St John Park and Fairmount Aves with Holy Communion and Sunday School, and other congregations including Bethany Highway Church North Carolina North and South Congregational on Nana Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Christ Church
Courtland Street
Alsop Laf Sngwell
St. Luke's Church
Stretford Avenue
Sixth Street
William H. Jepgon
Trinity
Saint John’s Church
Stephen F. Sherman, Jr
Frank Bigelow
Fairfield Avenue
Broad Street
Tester
C. W. Areson
Frederick van der Sump
New Hiwen
Conn
Av. & Hurtbert Christian Endeavor
Leeder
Agnes McKie
Bethany
Nestor
Léaght
North Carolina
Highway Church
Spring
Etrest
Notie Avenue
BH. I. Ashford
John Staimer
P. E. Mathias
South Congregational Church
Cor
Oper Nana
Tena
Pareeta
Rich
L. Swain
Barnam_Avenue
Park Street
George M. Brown
Epworth League
Washington Park Methodist
Religious services and church notices in Bridgeport area
A list of church services across denominations including Presbyterian First and People's Church with sermons on The Home and Peter growth, Sunday schools, and Endeavor groups. First Baptist with missions speaker from Mexico. Bridgeport Christian Union schedule. German Reformed and other congregations with service times and themes. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
State Street
Myrtle Avenue
John Maclaren Richardson
Christian Endeavor
People’s Church
Laurel and Park Avenues
H. A. Davenport
Peter
Taylor
First Baptist Church
West and
Washington Avenues
John Richard Brown
PF. Society
Eeife Lindsley
George H.brewer
Mexico
Popular Service
Bridgeport
Christian ~ Union, Inc
Charles” W
Simpston
Subeckisepaant
F. x. “Rideout
Second Baptist Church
Coniress Street
Holy Catholic Church
Communion of Saints
First Church of Christ Scientist
Lafayette Street
Oregon in Santiago Battle and Other War Facts
The Oregon took an active part in the Santiago battle sailing from San Francisco March 19, 1898 around the Horn to Jupiter Inlet Florida by May 24 and assisting in the pursuit and destruction of the Spanish fleet on July 3. Other ships engaged were Indiana Massachusetts Texas Brooklyn and New York with gunboats. The Oregon’s speed enabled it to pass others and force Cristobal Colon ashore, potentially preventing its escape.
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Oregon
Santiago
San Francisco
Horn
Jupiter Inlet
Florida
Indiana
Tews
Massachusetts
Texas
Brooklyn
New York
Cristobal Colon
Colon
Stratford News Highlights June Hearings and Local Events
The town schedules a June 1 hearing on Paradise Green to Columbus Farm tracks with public input. A June 8 brass band concert at Academy Hill ushers summer performances. Church services are listed for St James, Methodist, Congregational, and Christ Church with Rev Roger Fish officiating. Local happenings include residents' visits, a moving picture gig, a Dew deer sighting, and social events at Evening Star Rebekah lodge and Weatogue Club. Sheriff Russell now operates from his home office.
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Stable Highway Commission
First Selectman
Rollin A. Curtis
Paradise Green
Columbus Farm
Gkenuck Tribe of
Rep “Men Brass Band
Academy Hill
Fairfield
St. James’ Catholic
G. Lean
Methodist Church
Mr. Carpenter
N.packerd
Congregational Church
Christ Church
Roger Fish
Kingston
N. C
Elsie French
Trum‘bull
Daisy Mills
Bridgeport
Maurice Baker
Moving Picture Theatre
Walnut Beach
AL. Frenon
Trumbull
Stratford
Arthur B. Parks
W. H. Austin
Broad@bridge avenue
Herbert Smith
Doolittle
Barnum Avenue
Ruby Reed
Frances Thorpe
Connecticut -Froebel Normal Training, School of Bridgeport
Stratfield
Exancasey Avenue
Lundy's Lane
Sewing Circle
Evening Star Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Weatogue Club
Russell
Tuttle
Easton Social Roundup and Local Happenings
Easton residents hosted visitors from Holroyd Bridgeport and Newark N J as they shared meals and hospitality. Rain delayed lumber transport for the new grange hall while Victor Johnson survived a highway auto crash injuring his mother in law to a fractured hip. Local schools plan to close on the 18th and Miss Edna Clark returns outdoors with Mrs Clarence B Andrews observing recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Johnson
Black Rock
Johnson
Katherine Treadwell
Baptist Church
Clara Sanford
Long Hill
Edna Clark
Clarence B. Andrews
After Hour Theatre Opens at Broad Street Site
Opening night at the new After Hour open air theatre on Broad street and South avenue drew a capacity crowd despite cool weather. More than twenty automobilists used the car parkway to watch from their cars while patrons praised manager Thomas Patterson for the pictures, seating, and attentive service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
South Avenue
Thomas Patterson
Patterson
Good News for the Deaf by A Woman’s Story
Mrs H A Barry of New York describes years of deafness with head noises improved after reading A Woman's Story from Mrs Moore. She credits the book with restoring hearing and eliminating head noises and urges others to obtain a free copy at Hindle’s or Clampett’s Drug Stores or Ballard’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Barry
West 170Th Street
New York City
N. Y
Clerical Appointments in Hartford Diocese and Eucharistic Triduum
Clerical reshuffles announced by Bishop John J Nilan include Szabo to St Ladislaus South Norwalk and Conlon to Sacred Heart East Port Chester as administrator pro tem. Dolan and Coholan receive assignments at St Rose's Meriden Newtown, while Scoglio moves to St Anthony's Hartford. A Eucharistic Triduum June 12 to 14 urges daily communion with indulgences for confessions and communal communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J.nilan
Hartford
Catholic’ Transcript
Joseph N. Szabé
St. Ladislaug
Newtown
St. Rose’s
Meriden
Philip Coholan
St. Rose's
Felix Scoglio
St. Anthony’s
Pontoff
Building notes of local interest in Laurel and nearby streets
Charles E. Hough of City National Bank won a contract for a residence and garage on Laurel avenue. Grant and Fanning start two three-family houses on Smith street. Adam Skilski plans a Read street house. L. W. Brown to build a North avenue and Goodman street home. New house under way on Monroe street for A. A. Dundas. H. L. and R. L. Blackman to have a one-family six-room house in Laurel avenue. Sub-contracts let for a Wentworth street one-family house for Clara Mix and H. R. Lewis. Edwin Cooper drawing plans for a seven-room bungalow on Stratford. A two-family house to be built on Standard street for Michael Enoch. Work begun on a three-family house on Success avenue for S. and B. Almsay. Gallagher Building Co. to build two to three-family houses on Howard avenue. Wesley C. Bates of Columbus, Ohio found guilty of criminal libel against Probate Judge Black in Socialist papers. About 7,250 workers at Westinghouse plants in Pittsburgh strike for union recognition and end to bonds and piecework. A Detroit man paid a one-cent federal income tax. 10 months earnings were 2500.61, with 2500 exempt. deputy said cost to collect was about 1.50. Governor Dignny declined suffragists’ invitation to speak at their Albany meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hough
City National Bank
Laurel Avenue
Grant and
Fanning
Smith Street
Adam Skilski
Read Street
L. W. Brown
North Avenue
Goodman Street
Monroe
A. A. Dundas H. L
B. Almsay
Gallagher Building Co
Howard Avenue
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