The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-04

II. Twelve mammoth "devil among the tailors." s1s F 't 12 Explosion Of twelve great saucis- sons. @ S2Ss ss 13 The pyrotechnic "cuttle fish" pro- duced by the discharge of Lloyds $ mann moth bombshells, filling the air with long radiating fiery tentacles. ss5 M 14. Display of five Neapolitan bofi1b-
 shells, each shell breaking three times. I 15. Discharge of twelve mammoth prisnatic whirlwinds. @ IS. Grand frontal display, Gattling
 batteries, new effects for 190s. IT. Forest of silver maple trees, rlaak- 1 ing a frontal display one hundred feet l long. #sS$ .l1f# IS. Lloyd's aerial wonder The South ern Cross, by aerial novelty. 1s. Display of twenty Lloyd's new bombshells, many colors. a% ! 20. Field of cloth of gold, smitting a mass of glittering spangles. Y F
 21. Aerial sleigh bells, produced by the discharge of mammoth bonnbshells. P. Twelve batteries of colored sau-
 cissons, t1lling the air with gyrating wonders. s 23. Twelve mammoth umbrellas of gold, ascending seventy-five feet 24. Twelve Gattling batteries of col ored bullets.
 %. Flight of fifty colored aerolites, a lcontinuous discharge of comets. 26. salvo of five Lloyd's gigantic spi-
 der bombs, known as the fiery octopus. 27. Golden lattice work, frontal dis play of two hundred feet long. 2S. Carpet 2Ox20, or four hundred lsquare feet of framework. ~g5 29. Falls ol Niagara, one hundred and fifty feet long, new for 1908.
 30. Mammoth tree pierce, size 30x50 feet under fire. $$.s S1. Flight of ten bombshells, Lloyr's 1903 novelties, jewels and crystal drops. 32. The golden field. showing golden stars and spangles. 5l.5s 33. Hanging gardens of Babylon, pro-
 duced by the discharge of ten bomb
 shells, each breaking three times and each break a separate bonlbsheil s4 Mammoth tree piece, size Sox5o feet, new and pleasing effects for 1903. 35. Pillars of fire, in gold and silver,
 ascending to 3 height of seventy-five feet.
 s6. Discharge of five mammoth bomb-
 shells, each breaking twice. 4 37. Swarms of hornets and winged dragons, which buzz and fly to and fro. SS. Goodnight, in five feet letters of fire. >:5i<' ,:e, ,s,,$ 3 The committee in charge of the cele- lbration led by A. Maxcy Hitler, as Morse. ssss5e.ss>> ;i.. Chamber of Charles G..
 Morris, Myron R. Durham. ~@ y New Haven Colony Historical society General E. E. Bradley. "4
 Second Regiment, c. N. G.-Major
 Charles F. Mccabe, Captain Thomas T. Welles. --....
 New Haven Grays-Lieutenant Le
 Roy Clark. Lieutennnt Edward L. Fox. First Division N. B., c, N.y GIG. A.
 Ingersoll, Frank H. Mason. Admiral Foote post, G. A. R.-J. M.
 Grove, F. R. Russell. ss ~, Henry c. Merwin post, G. A. R.
 Ralph Wright, ". A. Welch.~ | Veteran Firenen--H. T. Mix, G. w. ! Corbusier. 2Z sa4 Gideon Wells Naval Veterans associ-
 ation--1dward Hubbell, P. F. Carrigan. Mary -Clapp Wooster chapter, D. A.
 R.-Mrs. s. s. Thompson, Mrs. B. P. | Foote. ,J E. Admiral Toote W. R. c.--Mrs. Han
 nah F. sturges, Mrs. Celia A. Andrews. Henry c. Merwin, w. R. C.--Alice E. Meachen, Katherine Far.. ! U. V. U. Relief union--Mrs. K. Rock Ter, Mrs. F. l.. Dyer.
 c. A. k. ladies-Mrs. Florence R. Miller. s %*&
 w. c. T. U., No Miss F. B. Evans, 1 Miss Ida M. Adams.
 | w. C., T. U., No, 2--Miss Lillian Clad | win. sts .gs,s4,.4; j. s.-, ',
 W. G. T. U.--Lucy Webb Hayes, Mrs, K. c. Ga Nun. s.E},...