Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-01

upper and lower waterville roads, Oakcliff, Valleyview park, Norwood, Overlook and Westwood
 This display will be started at 8:15 o'clock sharp, and 1t will last for ap- proximately one and one-half hours. During the exhibition there will be a concert by the American band station ed on the Watertown road, near Morn ingside.
 The committee especially requests that the spectators do not trespass upon private property or crowd upon the spot where the exhibition is to be set off. In order to assist in this, and to prevent any possible accidents rom the setting off of the exhibit. Mayor John F. Elton and Chief of Police Fgan have made arrangements Tor ample police protection. A large detail of police will therefore be em- ployed on the grounds.
 Exhibit No 1.
 National salute'' of thirteen report ing shells, extra large, or aerial ma- rooms.
 Exhibit No 2.
 Mammoth carmine illumination.
 Exhibit No 8.
 Grand aerial bouquet' of twelve ex- tra Japanese bombshells, eighteen inch 10 be fired from copper or iron mor- tars. They are charged with various chains of cOlOred Japanese and Chinese effects and make wonderful display at an altitude of 300 to 400 feet.
 Exhibit No 4.
 Flight of twenty-four stc1rangeable star rockets" eight pounds, which upon reaching the highest point in their flight, discharge hundreds of brilliant carnfne stars, lighting up the heavens with wonderful bril1iancy. changing simultaneously to emerald and produc- ing weird effect.
 Exhibit No 5. l Grand 'polychromatic canopy" pro duced by flight of twenty-four telescope repeating rockets, eight pounds. These rockets ascend to great height and re l lease four more rockets, disclosing clusters of colored stars, yariegated meteors and serpents Exhibit No 6.
 "Swarm of flreffes, ' produced by the simultaneous discharge of six mammoth electric spreader batteries, discharging streams of cracking, bursting and sine tillating stars, making beautiful dis play of electrical sparks with rich eff feet.
 Exhibit No T.
 Grand salvo of twelve "extra Japan csc bombshells," eighteen inch, exhibit ing the most beautiful combination of color and designs with magical changes and effects known to the pyrotechnic art
 Exhibit No 8. | fIR. ,4xv4 4Sx,,.. tfer~1Jq JqkAV1 cloud rockets" six pounds, exhibiting at the highest point in their flight a gorgeous golden cloud hanging in the air in sparkling brilliancy and dropping streams of fire rain.
 Exhibit No 9. I s.Grand aerial bouquet" of twelve extra bombsheIls. eighteen inch, to be fired from mortars. They are charged l with extra heavy effects in gold and I silver showers, solid colors, etc. When bursting in the air at height of 8OI to 400 feet they fill a space about 1OC feet in diameter, forming beautlfu bououet of variegated colors.
 Exhibit No, 10.
 Flight of twenty-four "colored cleo +Tic meteor rockets" six pounds. Upor reaching the highest point in thei1 I fight explode with report and dis nlay large meteors together with nu nerons stars, aragons, etc, and arc very beautiful in color and effects.
 Exhibit No Il.
 Exhibition of six mammoth "s1lvel fountain batteries" They throw : steady stream of trailing stars and col ored streamers of great beauty. I Exhibit No 12.
 Grand flight of twenty-four ''willoN free rockets six pound. Display a a height of 400 feet a gorgeous Weeplnt willow tree, whose branches slowly lengthening downward, waving ane hanging in the air. finally reach almos to the ground making brilliant efrec in gold fire
 Exhibit No 13.
 Grand exhibition of "Neapolftan re heating bombshells." Six pieces of nj fv-fo1lr inch; each shell bursting three times exhibiting at each burst differ en+ colors and effects, among which ar bea11tiful clusters of red, white ant blue stars. coIored serpents, meteor and fountains of colored fire drops IT terningling and shooting through eacl other with kaleidoscopic effect.
 Exhibit No IA. I Mammoth golden forest of brfllian I variegated fountains" producing { magnificent effect displaying brillian fountains of jerb and Jessanrfne fires forty to fifty feet high; POO feet front.
 Exhibit No 15.
 Grand salyo of twelve '.colored bomb shells" eighteen inch. To be fireC from mortars; they exhibit beauttfn