The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-24

which is sponsoring the dedication ceremony. Howard H. Bristol, pres ident of the Bristol company, and Lewis J. Hart, president of the Platt Brothers company.
 The singing of America" by the community singers, accompanied by Fulton's American band, will open the program at 10 o'clock, followed by the invocation by Rev Ridgway Shinn of the West Side Hill Methodist church. President Durbin, following his address of welcome, will introduce MT Peter son, master of ceremonies.
 History of Bridges
 Mayor Hayes in his address will formally present the bridge to the community and will be followed by City Engineer Cairns who will dis cuss The History of Platts Mills will speak on the progress of the Benediction will be pronounced by Rev Joseph Cleary, acting pastor of St Mary's church, Union City. The dedication program which will take place on the plaza of tho
 
 building, will come to close with the playing of the Star Spangled Banner"
 From II to 12 o'clock in the morning a block dance will be held on the bridge with Fulton's Amer ican band playing the music. The bridge will be closed from 10 o'clock in the morning to 12 noon.
 
 At 1:30 o'clock field meet will be held at the Bristol company's baseball field. Various races are in- cluded on the program which will be brought to a close at 4 o'clock with a baseball game between the married and single men.
 At 8 o'clock tomorrow evening reception and dance will take place with music by Brinkman's orches- tra. The hall will be fittingly deco- rated for the event with a replica terpiece. The new bridge and the buildings of the Bristol and Platt Brothers companies will be fittingly decorated for the event, also.
 Committee chairmen and mem- bers to look after the details of the celebration are the following: Receptions: Chairman, Charles Dur bin, MT and Mrs H. H. Bristol, Mir and Mrs F. R. Bristol, MT and Mrs c. w. Bristol, MT and Mrs s. B. Bristol, Mrs Charles Durbin, MT and Mrs Orton P. Camp, MT and Mrs Howard F. Hart, MT and Mrs Henry B. Curtis, MT and Mrs Henry L. Griggs, MT and Mrs Her man Rooster, MT and Mrs E. L. Wooster, Miss Katherine A. Rubey and MT and Mrs Walter s. Pease.
 Invitation committee: Chairman, Luther Tooker, Charles Durbip, Miss Helen Tessier.
 Refreshment committe: Chair man, Christian Schumacher, Wal. ter Baker, Chester Burnett, Fitch Doolittle, Joseph Adam, Mrs Christian Schumacher, Mrs Chester Burtnett, Mrs Leslie Baker, Mrs John Malik, Robert Latimer, Mrs Oscar Wedin, Mrs Louis Davis, ST., and Mrs Charles Aeannin.
 Parking committee: Chairman, Samuel Sanford, August Braun, Earl Sanford, Edwin Braun, AL bert Staufer, Albert Oemcke, Char les Pettijean, Jr.. John McMernie, James Durbin and Chester Roberts.
 Other Committees
 Refreshment ticket committee: Chairman, William Richards, Miss Edna Mclean, Miss Edith Aldrich, Miss Eloise Pronovost, Miss Vir- ginia Stewart and Miss Helen Tes- sier.
 Recreation and dance committee: Chairman, Pierce Pronovist, Frank Baker, Howard Latimer, Charles Goldsmith, Leo Stienle, Mrs Louis Braun, Mrs Charles Durbin, Mrs Walter Roberts, Mrs John Sheldon, Mrs William Dessereau, Mrs Frank Baker and Mrs Howard Litimer
 Floor committee: Chairman, Rob- ert Latimer, Horace Baker, Bruno Tessier, John Sheldon Harold Ald- rich, Edward s. Alvey, Hugo Braum Jr., Frank Fenn, Harry Stewart, Harry Mclean, Leonard Passeck, erts and Louis Davis, Jr.
 Favors committee: Chairman, Fred Mortensen, Ronald Doolittle, Clifford Stewart, Paul Pronovist, and John Durbin.
 Decorating committee: ChairmaA Leslie Baker, Napoleon Blanchard, Charles Booth, Ralph Latimer, Conrad Ranney, Arthur Carpenter. Mrs Harold Schneer. Mrs William Booth, Mrs Albert Marsh, Mrs Will liam Pcttiiean, Mrs Luther Tooker and Mrs Charles Goldsmith.
 Field meet committee: Chairman Fred Baker, Harry Oencke, Oscar Wedin. Louis Braun. Sr., George Mackenzie, Louis Davis, Sr., and Luther Tooker.