The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-08-03

local history, ball park, 4:30
local history, ball park, 4:30
p. m.
Colchester community sing
and pageant at Congregation
nj church; community tea at
d. A. r. house, marking of
scion OF Charter Oak, and band
concert.
Eastford, old home day, NOR
ming parade; buffet luncheon;
band concert and program OF
speeches and historical epi-
sodes; sports supper, band
concert, and old time costume
ball, General Lyon hall.
East Hampton, old home day
with American Legion parade,
exhibit Of antiques in Congre-
gational green.
Mystic, reunion of George and
Anne Denison's society at Pc
quotsepos manor; lunch, fol-
lowed by address.
Washington, ancient barter
market and training day: CO.
lonial tea by d. A. r.: recep-
ton and dance at Bryan Me-
mortal Hall.
Through Aug. 3: Washington art
exhibit at Judea parish house;
portrait exhibit at Brinsmade
hall! Indian collection and CO.
lonia1 exhibit, Gum Memorial
Library.
Through Aug. II: westport, art
exhibit, Bedford junior high
school.
Through Aug. 81: Mystic. show
ing Of models, maps. etc., Ma
rine museum, Thursdays and
Saturdays. Stonington, exhib-
1t Of portraits and memora-
bilia. at Light House.
Waterbury, exhibit Of por-
traits of famous citizens, work
of early craftsmen.
Old Lyme. exhibit Of painting
and sculpture at Art Gallery.
Through Sept. .: Deep River, exc
hibit of processes Of piano
manufacturing, Pratt-Read &
Co.
Through Sept. s: Deep River.
concert at Pratt-Read & Co,
of ancient and modern instru-
ments, every Tuesday and
Friday evening.
Through Sept. IA: Exhibit of
books and documents con-
nected with history of Con-
necticut and Trinity college,
in library Of college, Hartford.
Through Sept. 80: Groton, with
Mystic and Noank, showing of
historical sites, museums.
Through Oct. 4: Exhibit of re-
plices and illustrations of CO.
lonial life by school children
of Three River Towns" Old
State House, Hartford.
Through Oct. IL: Waterbury,
Settlers Village" with exhibit
of towns industries.
Monday, August s: New Britain
august October 81, inc.)
Elihu Burritt exhibit at the LII
brary of the New Britain Insti-
tute, open weekdays from
900 a. m.-9:00 p. m.
Old Lyme, august 5-August
10. inc.) Old Home Week. Ex-
hibit OF painting mad sculpture
by Lyme artists at the Art
gallery from 1900 a. m.-6:00
p. M: loan exhibition of heir
looms and antiques at the Old
Lyme school from 1890 a. m.
$500 p. M: exhibition of books
and pamphlets pertaining to
Connecticut and Old Lyme at
the Phoebe Griffin Moves lib
rary: exhibition OF arts and
crafts at the Old Lyme Guild
from $500 a. m.-6:00 p. M;
showing of a collection of
eight thousand bottles, Amer
lean blown glass, and craft
furniture at the Davis shop
from $500 a. m.-5:00 p. M;
separate groups OF historic
houses open on the afternoons
of Monday, August s, Tuesday,
August 6, and Wednesday, Au-
gust z.
Mystic august B-August 10,
inc.) Exhibit of models, maps.
etc. at Marine Museum. open
daily 1:00-5:00 p. m.
Stonington (August 5-August
10, inc.) Exhibit of portraits.
pewter. memorabilia. ETC.. at
Light House, Stonington Point.
at the Town
open daily, 1900 a. m.-6:00
p. M; exhibit of colonial doc
uments at the Town Hall,
Stonington borough, open daily
1000 a. m.15:00 p. m; exhib-
It of costumes and textiles at
13s Water street. Stonington
Borough, open daily, 2:00-6:00
p. m: old houses of the Ches-
ebro. Denison. Noyes. Stanton,
and Wheeler families open.
Tuesday. August o: Deep River.
concert Songs Of Seven Gen.
turies' at the Pratt. Read
auditorium at s:45 p. m. using
original old instruments dat
ing back to 500 b. c.
Norwalk, Concert BY Kreiner
quartet at s:30 p. m. by the
silvermine Guild Of Artists.
wednesday, August u Hartford.
John b. Kennedy, famous news
commentator. will speak on
the Connecticut TeFcentenary
over station vito from 1850