The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-04
Program of events Saturday, Co., tOber 5 to Sunday, October IS, in

tOber 6 to Sunday, october IS, in. elusive.
 Saturday, October and Sunday, October 6
 Tercentenary religious observancf in all churches in the state. Saturday, october $ East Haven-Parade at 1:30 D, m., followed by pageant and soft ball game at 4 ?. m. nwich--Progress parade de- picting principal events in towns history from its founding, with floats, bands, and participation by school, civic, and military organi- cations.
 Glastonbury--Histo parade at I2 D. m, followed by a pageant al the recreatiOnaI center back of the high school, and group singing. Hartford-TercenteD celebrR- ton by Connecticut State Dental association at Hotel Bond with ad- dress by Dean J. Ben Robinson of the University of Maryland and the Baltimore College of Dental Sur gery, followed by dinner in the evening.
 Hartford-Continu of the Connecticut Tercentenary Indus trial Exposition at the State Ar mory, open daily 10 a. m. t0 10:30 D. m.
 Norfolk - Precautionary concert at the Music Shed at 7:30 D. m. GcotIand-Public meeting at Z D. m., and old peoples concert at 7:30 D. m.
 Seynour-Celebrati beginning with sunrise salute, formal raising of colors at public library at a m.: parade with floats to Carlos French Memorial Park at 8:30 4 m, exercises at park at 10:45 a. m. picnic lunch at 12 m., dedication oi park nt 1 D. m., pageant. band con cert and speeches at the park al 2:30' D. m; Colonial ball al Georges hall at 8 D. m. Stratfield--Neighb borhoOd tercen' tenary gathering. Waterbury--Dedication of Co Ionial buildings at 2 D. m., and celebration of Scottish National Day Tt Settlers Village. Windsor-Reunion of the Loom is family at 11:30 q. m. at the LOomis house on the grounds Ol Loomis Institute with address by Samuel II. Fisher, chairman of the Connecticut Tercentenary commits sion; luncheon, football game, and dinner.
 Sunday, October 6
 Glastonbury-Dedicati0n of tab. let at 2:3O D. m. on Town Hall near site of First Meeting House 1892, followed by gathering on the town green with speaker and chorus of about one hundred voices. un event of rain, speeches and concert will be in the High School auditorium.) Hartford -- 300th anniversary service at the First Church of Christ at p. m. with brief ad- dress by Coy. Wilbur l.. Cross and historical address on Thomas Hooker, the cburch's founder, by the Rev. Dr, John M. Phillips.
 Lyme--Display of old church and ecclesiastical records. old pew. ter communion service, and collec ton of books and papers written by former pastors at the First Congregational Church of Lyme.
 Redding-Dedication of mark ere for historic sites in town in the afternoon.
 Watertown--UnveiIing of a re- cut gravestone of the Rev. John Trumbull at 2:30 D. m.; com munity rally in the high school at 5 ?, m.j ...,'
 West Haven =, Tercentenany pageant at D. m. in the audito- rum of the West Haven high school.
 Hartford--Tercehtenary pageant "These Lived by Faith" at the Central Baptist church at 7;s0 D. m.
 Monday, October 2
 East Hartf0rd--Exercises at tho high school playground, open air theater.
 East Haven-school musical program in the Town Hall at 8 D. m.
 Tuesday, October 6
 Enst Hartford--PresentatiOn of a pageant by the school children at the high school playground. open air theater.
 Fishers Island, ". Y.-cOnnecti- cut State Seniors Golf association tercentenary tournament. Tercen- tenary medal to be presented to l0w Rross and low net winners