Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-01

shooting stars. meteorS, comets. dura- tion stars, serpents, gold rain, trailing stars, parachutes, tirefies, etc. Exhibit No 16. Flight of twenty-four colored Ire volving comet rockets" six pound. Displaying series of comets high in the air, descending slowly to the ground and revolving in a shower of gold rain, discharging smaller comets of variegated colors.
 Exhibit No IF.
 Grand display of four mammoth fiery wagglers or bombette fountains - Composed Of q flight of colored bomb l shells, together with an extra large battery of brilliant stars; the shells ascend to height of POO feet and there explode with fine effect while the stars from the battery fill the space between with variegated stars, meteors, etc.
 Exhibit No 1S Ascension of tWenty-four colored ''re- | volving dragon rockets" six pound Each rocket at its highest altitude dis charges fiery dragons which are sus- pended in the air and swing with ec- centric circles in a shower of brilliant | colored fire.
 Exhibit No 19. Grand salvo Of six ''NeapoIitan re- beating bombshe1ls," of ffty-four inch es. Each shell bursting three times, ! displaying at each burst different col ors and effects, among which are clus- l ters of red, white and blue stars, will low tree and golden shower effects of great beauty. Exhibit No 20.
 Grand display of twelve Niagara batteries" 100 shots each. Throwing a steady stream Of trailing stars and meteors which have the effect of flights of rockets and colored streamers of great beauty.
 Exhibit No 21. l Ascension of twenty four mammoth balloon rockets" eight pound. This rocket at an altitude of 800 to 600 feet releases simultaneously seven bal looms each with variegated signal staxs attached, which, floating together and 1 burning changing colors make the larg. est and most effective display of any rocket made.
 Exhibit No p. I Display of twenty-four mammoth "whfstling Jacks or fiery cobras.'' First exhibits a fine illumination in carmine and emerald fires, followed by an ex plosfon of fiery meteors and dragons whistling and screaming in wild fan tastic, unearthly furore and terminal ing with a fusillating report.
 Exhibit No g. Grand sa1vo Of six "Neapolitan re beating bombshe11s' of flfty-four inch each shell breaking three dimes, at eacl burst emitting bouquets of varfegated colors, diamond sparks and jerbs among which the golden grain, bios soms of labuTnum, lilac, wisteria anG brilliant glittering dew drops with cleo trical effect.
 Exhibit No "A.
 Flight of six mammoth "Japanes' bombshelIs," twenty-four inch. Upo1 bursting at an altitude of several hun dred feet in the air, they dischargt beautiful clusters of colored stars showers of gold rain, variegated com cts and meteors.
 Exhibit No 25.
 Exhibition of six mammoth "Saucis son batteries" Opens with grand il lumination in colors, followed by ; rich stream of brilliant fire; next show a fountain of reporting electric stars and terminates with burst of fer. . dragons thrown to a height of fifty o ! sixty feet and exploding there wit loud reports.
 Exhibit No %. Flight of twenty four "Japanese fire fly rockets six pound Display seV eraI floating batteries and fountains , which, upon reaching their highest alt! , tude, remain nearly stationary in tn 7 air and discharge streams of stars an : meteors of various colors projecting | : every direction and producing mag : nif1cent effect
 Exhibit No 27.
 Mammoth display of four &+horneti nests" Dfschargfng beautiful jerbs Q sparkling fire and diamond sparks i f variegated colors, together with star 5 thrown in the air to height of 10 , feet.
 Exhibit No 2S.
 Grand ''aerial bouquet of twelve eS l tra bombshells, eighteen inch; to b 2 fired from mortars; they discharge ele ! gant combinations in every know g color with magical changes, releasin 7 beautiful streamers of trailing stars showers of gold and silver stray togetf CT with variegated colored meteors an e serpents.
 g Exhibit No %. I Exhibition of twenty-four mammot  l "dragon nests.'' Connecting with ! discharge of electric stars, each sta 3 in its flight separating and releasing 3 number of smaller stars or flashes, fo l lowed by a brilliant fire eight to te feet high and terminating with an ou1 burst of missing. fiery dragons whic ,- fill the air with loud screeching noise I and leave trails of brilliant fire behin r them as they shoot through the air. l. Exhibit No 30. | "Bombardment of the heavens" b e twelve mammoth bombshells, twenty four inch; fired from iron mortars. The are charged with the finest and mos brilliant effects known to the pyrotec1 a nfc art, making a magnificent dfspla r in solid colors.
 Exhibit No 31.
 Extra fine display of four mammot v "Union bouquets" Makes a very fin t aerial display of red, white and blu