Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-30

Zl--NALlOndI BIreHmeTs, tue HdJlOuhI colors in midair.
 28-Blight of ten floral bombshells, s'poppics in the cornfield."
 29--Discharge of three. golden showe CT batteries.
 3O-Salvo of three large booms.
 31--Swarm of dragon flies, released from rockets.
 32-vOlleys of ten shells.
 33-"Flying Pigeons or Fiery Phoenix" crossing and re-crossing tile grounds, causing roars of laughter.
 34-Display of three radium bombs, exploding with most brilliant light, through which Is seen the radium flames.
 35-Explosion of three Manhattan beach batteries.
 36-Magical illumination of the grounds.
 37-Great silver clouds. one mass of shlmmering, dazzling splendor.
 3S-Three pyrotechnic cutie fish, with long radiating tenacles.
 39-Two wonderful fiashlight bombs, series of sky picture in fire and color.
 4O-Final device. consisting of pa- triotic set piece, elaborately pro- duced.
 41-Grand flight of one hundred large rockets forming the Waterbury Bouquet"
 42-"Good Night and Ecu le Joie.'
 WILL BE BIG PARADE. The parade will be well worth sec ing. Already over thirty societies have voted to turn out and more will be heard from before tomorrow night, when the list will close. Grand Mar shal l.. F. Burpee has announced the following line of march: Formation on West Main street, with right resting on the soldiers monument; West Main, to North Willow street; countermarch | to Church, to Grand to Bank, to Ex. change place, to East Main, to church of the Sacred Heart; countermarch, to | Cherry, to North square, to Grove, to North Willow, to West Main, passing in review before grand reviewing stand located between the City hall and an nex; to East Main, where the forma' ton will be dispersed. | It is expected that every house along l the route will be decorated. The music already engaged for the occasion is as follows: Fulton's American band, 2s men; Waterbury Military band, 2a men; Waterbury Italian Marine band 9 men; Waterbury Lithuanian band | IS men; Thomaston Marine band. 2t men; American band, TorringtOn, 7; men; Mattatuck drum corps, l3 men .tx,Fe. T I n The reception committee will have a number of carriages at it's disposal In the first of the carriages will ride Governor Roberts, Mayor Elton, Ad jutant- General George NJ. Cole and l Major Warren l.. Hall, chairman Ol the parade committee. The second carriage will probably contain Secre tary of State Theodore B0denwein State Comptroller Ashahel W. Mitchell and State Treasurer John F. Walsh The members of the governors staff and reception committee will occupy the remaining carriages.
 Grand Marshal Burpee has turnec over to Sheriff Gillette the supervision of the horrible feature of the parade in case enough come forward to make up crowd. Believing in the old saw that a little nonsense now and then is relshed by the wisest men. the com mlttee, most of them at least, would like to see something in the line oI march which would make little spor for the spectators. To be patriotic 1 is not necessary to wear very Ion; face. Why, the old soldiers say thu bravest men in the ranks were fellow: who always had something to say tha their comrades could laugh at evei when face to face with the enemy If you want to ''shine' in the parade see Sheriff Gillette as soon as possible
 There will be several floats in th' procession and number of horsemen
 At a meeting of the several divis ions of the A. o. H. last night favora ble action was taken on the invitation to take part In the parade. The divis Ions will hold another joint session to morrow right.
 The citizens committee will hold ; meeting tonight at the headquarter' of the Waterbury Business Mems as sociatlon in the Jones-Morgan block Bank street.
 The oration will be delivered lg thu Hon Hugh NJ. Alcorn of Suffield, ; member of the general assembly.