Sunday church services across Bridgeport churches
The town's churches list morning and evening services with Holy Communion and sermons. Clergy include Rev. H E Kelly at St George's, Rev. Stephen F Sherman Jr at St John's, Rev. George S Sutherland at Calvary Episcopal, Rev. Watson Ranney at United Congregational, Rev. W B Weakley at Calvary Baptist, Rev. H Eiey at A M E Zion, Rev. George M Brown at First Methodist, Rev. H A Davenport at People's Presbyterian, Rev. H Douglas Pierce at Memorial Baptist, plus Trinity and Park Street Congregational, and First German Lutheran among others with summer schedule notes. Performances include baptisms, Sunday schools, and midweek lectures. mid-summer changes affect second morning services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Episcopal Church
Wells Street
North Avenue
George S. Sutherland
St. John’s. Episcopal Church
Park and Fairfield Avenues
Stephen F. Sherman, Jr
Charles M. Findlay
Stereopticon Screen To Replace Hymnals At Open Air Service
Open air services planned by First Baptist and First Presbyterian for next Sunday night if weather allows. A large crowd is expected at State street and West avenue with chairs provided. Hymns will be displayed on a stereopticon screen while a quartet from the two churches provides music. A large committee from both churches oversees the event to ensure comfort and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
West and
Rashington Avenues
John Ricard Brown
C. E. Society
First Presbyterian Church
Star Garden
Jet
West Avenue
State Street
Wiret Presbyterian Church
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
Park Street Church Completes Sermon Series Morning Last on Life's Dangers
Tomorrow Park Street Congregational Church concludes its sermon series with Rev. Gerald H. Beard delivering the final talk on Lifes Dangers and Victories after earlier sessions on Youth and Middle Life and The Dangers and Victories of Age. The evening sermon, Christ the Healer of the Heart, caps the series with illustrated Life of Christ slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street Congregational Church
Jcorner Barnum Avenus
Park Street
Gerald H. Beard
Christ
Colored Drawings Of New United Church Exhibition
Colored drawings of the new United church and parish house will be exhibited to the congregation at Sunday morning service. Cass Gilbert of New York is the architect. The colonial style building will include modern institutional church features and serve the community. A committee on religious education was formed to survey needs of youth, plan a comprehensive program, and coordinate church activities under Director C. B. Loomis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Broad and
Bank Streets
City Hall
Cass Gilbert
New York
Woolworth
The
United Congregational Church
Lucien T. Warner
H. W. Hincks
Emma Eames
Henry D. Simonds
W. C. Hawley
United Church Parish
C. B. Loomis
Bridgeport
Loomis to Lecture on Frontier Glimpses Sunday
B Loomis director of religious education at the United Church presents a slide lecture at the evening service Sunday at 7 30 oclock titled Some Present Day Glimpses of the Frontier. It features 62 colored slides showing frontier life claims methods churches built with western enterprise irrigation projects miners work and life Mormon life the Church of San Miguel the oldest church in America and border country scenes where troops clash with Mexican forces Louis D Ginand will sing the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Congregational Church
Tcorner Gilbert and
Broad Streets
I Watson Ranney
C. B. Loomis
Watson L. Philips
I Cor
Aps
B. Loomis
The
United Church
Church of
Camera Men of Arms Club Formed at Meeting
Remington camera enthusiasts met Thursday to organize the Remington Camera and Sketch Club. A by laws committee led by W LeBoeuf was set to report June 28 at 8 p m in the Remington Barracks. An exhibition of photographs and talks by experienced club members will promote interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remington Camera
Remington Camera & Sketch Club
W. LeBoeuf
Remington Barracks
Trolley Victims Recovering After Crash
Oscar Necanter of East Norwalk, one of the accident victims, was discharged from Bridgeport hospital and sent home. Max Labran of 763 Grand Street, the other hospitalized victim, is recovering and expected to be discharged soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Necanter
East Norwalk
Cedar Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Max Labran
Grand Street
Catholic Mass Times and Parish Listings in City Churches
A list of mass schedules for St Augustine's St Mary's Sacred Heart St Joseph's St Charlies St Peter's Holy Rosary St Patrick's St John's of Nepomuck St Anthony's St Michel's St Stephen's and St George's with pastors named and service times including low high and children's masses and vesper times. ends with a reflective line on reading wartime rail wreck and war distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Pembroke Street
Steuben Street
John J. Murphy
St. Joseph’s
Madison Avenue
Eobert Dahme
St Charlies
East
Patrick McGivney
Holy Rosary
Washington Avenue
Angelo de Toro
St Patrick's
North Avenue
John Lynch
St. John’s of Nepomuck Slovak
Brooks Street
Andrew Komara
St. B Stephen’s
Spruce
Bostwick Avenue
Stephen Chernitzky
Bridgeport’s Vision of Skilled Workers and Shared Prosperity
A persuasive call urging Bridgeport to pursue a modern industrial city model with highly skilled labor, strong schools, and community facilities. It emphasizes collective effort, home building, play spaces, expert guidance, and affordable living to create lasting happiness and prosperity through honest labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
America
Build For Bridgeport Ends Series Adverts
The Bridgeport campaign closes its ad series as supporters wrap up visibility for the Build For Bridgeport effort. Officials note continued backing and community involvement as the initiative moves forward.
Inland waters stocked with 100000 fingerlings promised
Connecticut’s fish and game commission plans wide fingerling distribution to around 200 applicants. Superintendent John M Crompton reports 100000 fingerlings aimed at even statewide spread while cautioning against mixing bass with trout or salmon in the same waters. The effort complements pheasants eggs and wild duck eggs supplies to similar counts, with harvest limits set at eight inches and no stocking where water ownership restricts fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Fish and Game Commission
John M. Crompton
Windsor
Commission
Sound Reason Why You Should Trade at E H Dillon Co
Advertising copy promotes E H Dillon Co at 1105 Main Street. It claims a wide selection of hats feathers boas coats and dresses at unexpectedly low prices. The note emphasizes variety and value to attract shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Dillon & Co
Main Street
Adv
Chronic Constipation Remedy Ad Promotes Liver Health
An advertisement touts Leonardi's Liver- Aid as the cure for chronic constipation and inactive liver. It claims benefits for biliousness, flatulence, jaundice, indigestion, and general liver and bowel health, noting a vegetable composition and no calomel. The tone urges readers to buy at a druggist or Hindle's Drug Stores at Main Street locations for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonardi
Hindle
Stratfield Home Lands Company Formed To Develop Bridgeport Land
The Stratfield Home Lands Company of Bridgeport has been incorporated with 25,000 capital in 500 shares of common stock. Incorporators are Michael J. Ryan, Joel F. Selleck, J. Albert Johnson, Bernard J. Flynn and Michael J. Casey. The firm will hold and develop the old Wordin farm on Stratfield and Toilsome Hill roads, land recently bought from the Congregational Home Mission Society after court action to break a will. No definite development plan was disclosed, several projects being considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratfield Home Lands Company of
Bridgeport
Hartford
Michael J. Ryan
Joel F. Selleck
J. Albert Johnson
Bernard J. Flynn
Michael J. Casey
Wordin
Stratfield
Toilsome Hill
Congregational Home Mission Society of New York
Supreme Court
Dr. Wordin
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St. George’s Church
Colorado
Maplewood Avenues
H. E. Kelly
St. Peter's
St. Luke's Church
Stratford Avenue
Sixth Street
William H. Jepson
Trinity Church
C. W. Areson
Church of the Nativity
C. W. Are‘son
Oliver Congregational Church
Fain Street
George Oliver Tamblyn
West End
West ‘End
Bethany Chapel
Trumbull Congregational Church
Eiwin Judson Klock
Paul
Athens
Calvary Baptist Church
Bunnell Street
W. B. Weakley
Bible School
Rich Man
Lazarus
Ladies Aid Society
A. M. E. Zion
Broad Ami Gregory Streets
H. Eiey
A. M
D. D
F. A
Eastern Star
Brigade and Shield
Varick Christian Enmusic
Esther Eloy Comsin
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Fairfield Avenue
Broad Street
George M. Brown
Epworth League
Dorothy Shaffer
Washington Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Barnum and Noble Avenues
Everett A. Barnes
Harold Wood
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Hubert Cyril Carter
Supt. Lattin
Epworth
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Lafayette Street
Christian Science
Bridgeport Christian Union, Inc
Churches of the City
Bank Street
Charles W. Simpson
People’s Presbyterian Church
Laurel and Park Avenues
H. A. Davenport
H. S. Voorhees
C. E
Memorial Baptist Church
Howard and
H. Douglas Pierce
Wilbur H. Plympton
Brotherhood
Universalist Church of the Redeemer
William Wallace Rose
Mr. Rose
Young People’s Christian Union
First
Salvation Army Hall
Elm Street
Bridgeport Band
Winterbottom
NEW United Church
Loomis
Camera Men OF Arms Co
St. Augustine’s
Pequonnock Street
Secred Heart Church
Myrtle Avenue
Richard Moore
LL. D
Howard Avenue
Thomas Kelly
St Anthony’s
Colorado Avenue
Edward Plunkett
St Michel's
Sterling Street
Rev
Alphonss L. Figlewski
St. George’s Lith. R. C
Park Avenue
MA Pankowski
University of Work and Life
Bridgeport E
W. K. Mollan
Main St
Jung
Park City Ae
Seti Ag
Cna
Ste
Port Jefferson
C. EL
M. Tooker
Jefferson
Wheeler & Howes Co
East End
Congress St. Bridge
Ivooe
Lehigh
Naugatuge Valley, Ice CO
Housatonic Ave
Sprague Ice & Coal CO
E. Wash. Ave. Bridge
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