The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-04
FOR THE GLORIOUS FOURTH
PATRIOTIC EXERCISES AND FIR r.
 WORKS ON THE GREEN.


 there is no doubt that everything ar ranged will be carried out very sue cessful1y. The various committees have put in hard and faithful work to make the day memorable ln the clty history and worthy of the patriotic oc- casion. Following is the programme in full for the day:
 The public exercises will be held at the Hyperion at 10:30 a. m. For half hour preceding the exercises, the Old Guard band will give a concert in front of the theater The exercises at the theater will be as follows Invocation-Re W. l.. Phillips. Band-Star Spangled Banner. Solo-Riley F. Phillips
 Introduction-Hon A. MaXcy Hitler. Remarks-General Edward E. Bradley. Solo-Miss Rena Teresa Barnes. Band-March of the Ancients. Baritone solo-Frank E. Edgar. s-Commemorative of the Day
 Hon. Walter M. Chandler, of New
 York.
 Band-American band.
 Soprano solo-Miss Rena Iefesa
 Barnes.
 Sword of Bunker Hill-Riley Phillips. America-Mr Edgar, accompanied oy
 the band. Audience will please
 rise and join in the singing) Benediction.
 Colonel Charles Walker and Boys brigade will attend as ushers.
 Sub Committees.
 A Maxcy Hitler, chairman; w. E' Whittelsey, secretary; c. w. Ross' treasurer.
 Exercises-Hon. A. Maxcy Hitler General Edward E. Bradley, Colonel Norris G. Osborn, Colonel E. E. Sill, Hon. N. D. sperry, George F. New comb, w. C. Dickinson, Mrs Ruther- ford Trowbridge, Miss Alma Leighton.
 Music-Professor Thomas G. Shepard, Frank Edgar, Mrs. Mary E. DAVIS Mrs. Mary Burgermeister, Miss Alice G. Ford, Professor Philip E. Browning, August Veil.
 Printing-Hon. F. A. Betts, Clarence B. Damn, Robert s. Duff, Miss Ida M. Adams, Mrs. Elizabeth Platt, John MacLauchlan, jr., F. Henze, Lotus Knollmeyer, F. B. Brill, V. J. Scully.
 Finance-Colonel Rutherford TroW- bridge, George A. Root, J. N. Rowe city controller; Alderman P. J. Maley, Charles G. Unger, Councilman C. A., Ingersoll, Councilman F. G. Frederick
 Fireworks-Colonel Fred S. Snow, Alderman J. J. Walsh, Elbridge L. Howe, c. w. Ross, John Boeoking, Mrs. Lavina Konitz, William Everard, F. w. Orr, w. J. Fuller, Colonel John b' Healy, Timothy Whittelsey D. c. Hall >.,. storer, Councilman T, c. Brack- en.
 RELIGIOUS PATRIOTIC SERVICE. The Sons and Daughters of the Amer ican Revolution unite in asking the people of New Haven to meet for short religious and patriotic service in the United church this morning at S:5o o'clock. Following is the programme: Doxology.
 Lords prayer.
 Reading of Scripture-Rabbi Levy. Prayer-Rev. MT. Rall, Trinity Method
 ist church.
 Hymn-oh, God, Beneath Thy Guid-
 ing Hand.
 Address five minutes-Professor B. w.
 Bacon.
 Hvmn-star spangled Banner-Orphan
 asylum. Address, five minutes-Rev. Dr, Leete,
 Dwight Place church. Hymn-America.
 Benediction.
 Services in charge of Rev. Dr. Lines,
 chaplain s. A. R. Band concert, Central Green 5 to p. FIREWORKS FOR THE EVENING.
 The full programme for the display has been printed in the Courier. There will be no gTand stand on the Green this year and those who would be com fortable are advised to bring camp chairs
 The fireworks are scheduled to begin early in the evening. The opening will be announced with five shells of l2 and 1e centimes, and with two three, four and five openings. They are all new electric inventions.
 The first set piece is entitled Dat taH"-followed by three bombs. The second piece is "The Fonda" The other pieces are as follows: 3, "Entwining Serpents"; 4, clock machine; 3, vatican; G. volcano; ', star; 8, eagles wings; 9 drum: 10, illumination of nations form; ii internal trunk; 12 good night.
 After each set piece, three shells of different design and attraction will be discharged, consisting of two electric shells, two shells of ray, two luminous shells, six shells of special colors, one shell with 'Wreaths, two flake bombs, two Lacitana, one butterfly. All of the bombs are of great size 12x16 centimes-white, red, green, blue, yellow, violet, etc., and will be raised | with a mortar of eight centimes. The programme contains nothing of the old method, but the progress of art will | be observed of the true Italian style. Tn addition to the above, enough bombs | will be added to make total of fifty.
 The customary cannon salute at | sunrise and sunset to-day will be fired | by the Sons of Veterans from Indian Head, East Rock park, instead of on ! the Green.
 GENERAL COMMITTEE. Chamber of commerce-Elbridge l.. ! Howe. Clarence B. Damn.