The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-20

Through Aug. Sl: MyStlc, snoW-
 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. 2: Deep River. ex-
 hibit of processes of piano
 manufacturing, Pratt Read &
 Co.
 Through Sept. 5: Deep River.
 concert at Pratt-Read x 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. 30: Groton, with Mystic and Noank, showing of
 historical sites. museums. Through Oct. 1:>Exhibit of re-
 plices and illustrations of COG. lonial life by school children of Three River Towns" Old
 State House, Hartford. Through Oct. 12: Waterbury.
 "Settlers' Village" with exhibit
 of towns industries. Tuesday, August 13
 Deep River-Concert Bach. Scarlatti, Handel Program" com memorating the 250th anniversary of these composers, at the Pratt, Read auditorium at S:45 p. m. East Lyme-Exhibit at State Farm.
 Westport--Histo pageant at Open Door Inn, 5:00-7.00 p. m; "Early Colonial Architecture and Industries in Westport" at the Bedford Junior High schoo! audi torium at S:30 p. m.
 and war medals as well as maps and illustrations of old buildings continued from the July exhibit at the State library.
 Westport--"Library Day.. Ex- hibits by authors and paintings of Westport, historical papers by Jo- seph Adams and John S. Guyer. 2:O0-5.0O p. m third showing of historical pageant at Oren Door Inn :,500-7:00 p. m.
 Through Oct. 15: Exhibition of colonial furniture, Morgan Me- morial, Hartford. Middletown, Middlesex county exhibit, 196 Court street, Tues days and Fridays.
 Greenwich, Lyon homestead, 1870, open Tuesdays and Fri days. New Haven, exhibit of prints, silver, and paintings, Gal lery of Fine Arts, Yale. Through Oct. 3l: Hartford, exhibit at old State House. sponsored by Society of Descendants of Hartford, of charts, maps. mod els of antiquities, old town hall. Through Nov. 1: Wilton exhibit of old buildings.
 Monday, August 10: Newtown
 August 19-August 31. incl
 Continuation of exhibits of
 Colonial objects at the Cyrenius
 II. Booth Library. Norwalk, Water sports includ-
 ing various swimming races
 and diving contests at Munich pal Beach, Calf Pasture, fol- lowed by an elaborate yacht parade.
 Tuesday, August 20: Deep River, Concert 'Shakespearian Music" at the Pratt, Read auditorium at S:45 p. m.
 Wednesday, August 21: Fair field, Presentation of Pa geant "Connecticut" with 200 children participating, at 6:SO D. m. in the Roger Ludlowe
 High School Field. In case of
 rain, postponed to August 22, 6:30 D. m.
 New Fairfield. Colonial tea at
 3:OO p. m.; exhibition of an- tique furniture, costumes,
 books. deeds, china and pie lures at the Town Hall; sketch | at 7:0O D. m., depicting the settling of the town and early home life. accompanied by old
 fashioned music; old-fashioned dances will close the celebra
 ton, which is under the au- | spices of the Women's Club of
 the Congregational church.
 Norwalk. Track and Field
 meet at Roton Point.
 Southington, Homecoming
 day; juvenile program at the
 Holcomb school.
 Southington. August 21-Octo- 1 Der 15, incl Exhibit of old
 deeds. maps, historical arti-
 cies. mineral articles and mod
 ern handiwork. by foreign
 born citizens Ut the Public Li-
 brary.
 Southington, (August 21-Aug-
 gust 20. incl Industrial ex- hIbit at Town Hall; Historical N icxh,,,lt nt the Public Library. !.