The Mark Twain Library's 100th Anniversary is this Saturday, October 11th. There are a number of events planned but the highlight for us history buffs is Dan Cruson's lecture entitled "The Impact of Mark Twain in Connecticut" at 2:45pm. It is a fully illustrated powerpoint presentation on the effect that Connecticut had on Twain as a writer, and the impact that he had on the communities in which he lived -- Hartford and Redding -- including his unique architectural contributions. A reception will follow the talk. Phone: (203) 938-2545 or E-Mail: [log in to unmask] to reserve a spot. Location: 439 Redding Rd. (corner of Route 53 and Diamond Hill Rd.) in Redding, CT