The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-07-02
PYROTRG! DISPLAY.
PROGRAMME ar
RANGED FOR THE FOURTH.

To be Opened with a saIute-IIIumInu-
ton of Grounds-Fiye Hundred Doll
lars Worth OF Enjoyment to be Fur
nishtd.
The Fourth of July observance will
begin at $3.50 Sunday afternoon, July 8,
with exercises in the Foy auditorium in
the Y. NJ. C. A. building. There will be
a programme by the Rev. W. L. Phil
lips, and the singing of America" by
the assemblage.
Solo-Miss Rena Theresa Barnes.
Address-Rev. D. ]. Clarke, of the East
Haven Congregational church.
Recitation-Miss Edith May Root.
Song-"Sword Of Bunker HILL" ]. w.
Phillips.
Reeitation-Parson Isbeu,
Address-Rev. NJ. Kidd, of the Trinity
NJ. E. church.
On the Fourth Of July there will be
| firing of salutes at sunrise and bell
ringing by church sections.
At half-past eight there will be exer-
eises in the United church under the
supervision, Of the Sons and Daughters
of the American Revolution. The pub
| lie are invited.
During the afternoon there will be
band concerts in various parts OF the
city.
At sunset there will be more cannon
salutes and bell ringing.
The salutes will be fired from the top
of East Rock.
/ In the evening at eight o'clock there
will be band concert on the green and
a dazzling display of fireworks.
The Fourth Of July committee has
arranged for fine five hundred. dollar
display Of fireworks to be carried out
on the green next Monday evening. The
green will be decorated with a hundred
bags of continually changing colored
fire. The programme will open with a
, salvo of twenty-one lyddite bombs fired
from mortars, as used IN the Twentieth
Century celebration IN New York city
January l. 1901 The entire programme
follows: $3.50" .f
Flight of ten dOD Llayd's electric
bombshells forming canopy Of acres
of beautiful sheets Of silver flashes OF
FURNISHED glass and slivery sea-fatm.
Gattling batteries, twelve Q2l filling
the air with colored bullets, forming a
frontal display one hundred and fifty
feet long in all the coTors Of the rain.
bow. j
Display Of five (5) Neapolitan bomb
shells, each shell breaking three times
In mid air. filling the heavens with
brilliant stars and shells of silver.
Discharge Of twelve d2) mammoth
prismatic whirlwinds, forming unbral-
las of fire In ascent and descent.
Grand frontal display produced by
discharge Of twelve a(12) Lloyd's electric
Gattling batteries; new effects for 1904.
Forest of silver maple trees, making
a frontal display one hundred feet long.
Flight of ten 10l Brigh-
ton Beach red; magnificent display of
rubies. 81 ~ sz
Flight Of ten ClO) bomhshells--deep
sea green--forming canopy studded
with emeralds. 10. 4
Display Of ten dO) -Prim-
roses, pansies. blossoms, violets, orange.
Flight of twenty-five (25) giant wiz
ard and Columbus candles; new for
1904. g. IT'D
A cannonade Of giant stars in enne-
/ raid, ruby, electric and changing colors.
Discharge of twelve u2) electric
shower mines filling the air with dia-
nond dust effects; new. %.} .%%
Display Of twenty f20) Lloyd's new
ombshells-Magenta, Nile green, ea-
nary, azure blue-fired simultaneously
Field Of cloth Of gold. produced by
Lloyds mammoth bombshells, emitting
a mass of glittering spangles.
Aerial sleigh bells, produced by the
discharge Of mammoth bombshells ex-
piodtng high in the air and releasing
ten (10) parachutes with varied colored
lights which float through the air.
Eruption Of Sinbad's jewela1 cave,
produced by twelve Q2) mammoth
fountains of liquid gems. .... r.
Twelve d2) mammoth devils among
the tailors, causing roars of laughter.
Explosion OF twelve (12y- giant sau-
] cissons, filling the air with kissing, fiery