The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-04
TERCENTENARY EVENTS Cities and Towns of State in Friendly Rivalry to Show Pride in Connecticut's 3OOth Birthday Celebration.

Hartford-Pageant of the races "America's Making in Connecti- cut" to be presented at the Bush nell Memorial hall at 8 D. m. sharp.
 Hartford-Dedication and un- yelling of a tablet honoring settlers of Connecticut by the Connecticut Society Daughters of the American colonists at the State Capitol at l2:00 m.
 Wednesday. October g East rd--Presentation of a pageant depicting local history, in the open air theater. Enfield (oct. 9, 10, and 11)-- Celebration by Enfield schools with a series of twelve episodes of pageantry.
 Hartford-SecOnd presentation of "America's Making in Con- necticut" at the Bushnell Memorial hall at ?. m. sharp.
 Windsor---Dedication of tablet at the John M. Niles birthplace by the Hartford Colony, Society of New England Women. Thursday, October 10 | East HartfOrd--Concert by the combined glee clubs of the town in the open air theater.
 Hartford-Third presentation of Americas Making in Connecticut at the Bushnell Memorial hall at 8 ?. m. sharp.
 Friday, October II
 East Hartford--Presentation of A pageant depicting local history, in the open air theater.
 Hartford--Afternoon reception to official delegations of state and nation at the State Library, 2:3G to 4:30 ?. m.; formal dinner at the Hartford Club at 6 D. m.; pub. lie meeting at Bushnell Memorial hall at S;30 p. m.
 Norwich--Display of ecclesiastj. cal pewter and furniture and his tOrical program at the United Congregational church at 8 p. n1.
 Hartford-Polish day tercenfen- ary celebration at the State the. ater.
 Saturday, October 12
 East Hartford - Street dance and carnival of nations at Church Corners. 4,2
 Hartford--connecticut tercen. teDary parade at 10:30 a. I1,; fire. works at Pope park at 8 D. m. | Hartford-ReupiOn,so of the Gee family at tie Hotel Bond. New Haven-M Military ball, witt representatives,. and colors from many states at the State Armory d0ffe street at 9sp. m. | Prospect--Old-t time town meet ing with speeches and music in the afternoon and band concert in the evening. tI'h5
 Prospect foctober f2-sunday October 18)-v7Exhibit of farm tools, household furniture and in. dustries of the town at the Town Hall; exhibit of silver. china, coin and stamp collections, quilts coyerlets. and embroidery at the Grange haiB aexhtbit of school b0eks, papers, prints, and paint tnga at the Old Center school; ex- hibtt Of pictures of ire residentf at the library. F| Torringt0n = Jewish Religious day and exhibition of ancient Jew ish symbols at the synagogue fin the morning.
 l. Waterbury--Italian National daS at Settlers Village, Chase park. Wtpdsor--ItauDiOn of the StiIe, famtly in the John Fitch High m Sunday, october i3 New Tiayen-77 losing e0mnem- | Or0tfVe m naeffur af, Wnnfaau ha1l a f D. m. with visiting representa- lives from the lthirteen original colonies,l z the executive, Legislative. and Judicial departments of the commonwealth and Of the county anu city of New Haven. Union religious services in Bridgeport, Hartford and New Ha- ven and other centers; closing ceremonies of conhecticut's ter centenary,