The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-14
Saturday, September IA.

!
 Lisbon-Program of amuse-
 ments, community singing, and
 band concert, starting at p. m.;
 address by Judge Arthur M
 Brown, states attorney, at 4 p
 m., followed by music by the
 band at p. m.; supper by the La
 dies Aid at 5:30 p. m. at Com-
 munity hall; quartet singing at 8
 p. m.
 Lisbon-(September 14-Sunday September 15.) Exhibit of an-
 tiques at the Community hall. Acknowledgements 14-Sun-
 day, September 15.) New Britain
 Field Trial club events at Ed
 mans Farm.
 Rockville-Field day with sports
 in the morning and parade at p.
 m., followed by drilling and com petition on the lower road in the
 center of the city, with 25 drum
 corps participating.
 Waterbury-"French Day" at
 Settlers Village, Chase park. Through Sept. IA: Exhibit of
 books and documents con. nected with history of Con- necticut and Trinity college. in library of college. Hartford.
 Sunday, September 15. Berlin (with Kensington and
 East Berlin). Special services in
 all churches in the morning and
 union service at the Jean Hooker
 high school at 7:30 D. m. Danbury-Religious observance
 in all churches in the morning and
 union service at p. m. Parade
 with historic floats accompanied
 by several bands and drum corps
 at p. m.
 Danbury-(September 15-Sat-
 urday, September 21, inc.) Exhibi-
 ton of the D. A. R. historical col
 lection. Exhibition of bed quilts at
 the main building of the Danbury
 Fair. The home of Mrs. Frank E..
 Hartwell, 16 West street, open to
 the public.
 Derby-Special St. James day ceremonies. .,
 Lisbon-Old Home Day. Religi- ous services in Newent Congrega- tional church at II a. m., historical sermon by Rev. William J. Rey-
 holds; basket lunch on the church
 green with music and patriotic
 singing, 12 m.-4 p. m. Waterbury-Dedication of Rus
 sian Village at ? p. m. in Settlers Village, Chase Park.
 Monday, September 16.. Dan- bury. Colonial costume ball at Elks home, including folk dances by various internation- al organizations. Derby. Italian-American night with Italian singing, dancing, and a four-act play in English 500 p. m.
 Tuesday, September IF. Berlin (with Kensington and East Berlin). (September IF, Thurs day, September 19, incl Pres entation of tercentenary his- torical pageant on three after moons:
 Derby. American Night, with address by Henry Bradley. reading of high school essays, and music by the Derby high school band.
 Wednesday, September 18. Beth el. (September 1S-Friday, Sep tember 20, incl Exhibit of relics and antiques at the Masonic Temple. 4 Danbury. Orchestral concert at the Empress theater, with local soloists participating; also group singing. Torrington. Official opening of tercentenary celebration, with music and addresses at the high school auditorium at 500 D. m.
 Thursday, September 19. Derby.
 Polish-American Might, with Polish folk songs, dances, and a play in Polish at the Ster-
 ing opera House. ~ Torrington. (September 19- Tuesday, September 24, incl Manufacturing ana antique exhibit at the State Armory, open afternoons and eve- nings; exhibit at the Torring- ton Library.
 Friday, September 20. Ansonio. Presentation of an outdoor pa- geant with a cast of about 300, featuring early Connecticut history relating to Ansonia. at the Ansonia Athletic Field on l Wakelee Avenue at 8:00 p. m. Berlin (with Kensington and East Berlin). Tercentenary bal! at the High School at 9:00 p. m.
 Bloomfield. Formal opening l of new highway through l Bloomfield Center at 2:00 p. | m.; dedication of American Legion memorial with Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts par ticipating, at 2:30 p. m.; Ter centenary pageant at 3:a0 p. m; Tercentehary ball at S:00 l p. m.; exhibit of antiques, maps, documents, etc., in Par ish House, 10:00 a. m.-s:00 | p. m.
 Danbury. (September 20-Sat- turday. September 21.) Histo- ical pageant presenting the story of the development of our nation, at Danbury Fair ! 0rnlInda