The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-03
Indications Are That City
Will Have Quite the
Noisiest Fourth Yet.
NEW RULES WILL GOVERN
ConbustibIes Bureau Places Re-
strictions Upon Fireworks
DeaIers.-Municipal CeIebra-
tion Feature Of Day--Din
Must End at Midnight.

Newark's celebration of the glorious
Fourth is likely to be one of the best
regulated in the city's history as far
as the sale and use OF explosives and
fireworks of all kinds are concerned.
superintendent C. Albert Gasser. of
the Bureau of Combustibles and Fire
Risks of the Fire Department. and
Chief Of Police Corbitt are working IN
cooperation. The result has already
been shown. for up to this afternoon
the usual annual premature shooting OF
firecrackers and other explosives was
of comparative insignificance.
Chief Corbitt said today that he had
issued orders with view to combining
the celebration to the Fourth. The po-
lice on patrol duty tomorrow have been
instructed to. as far as possible, stop
the firing of firecrackers, revolvers
and explosives of any kind at midnight
tonight and to make arrests IL neces-
sary.
Newark viii have a proper official
celebration of the day, including fire.
works at night, and the unofficial cele-
bration will. of course, be spirited.
The weather man says that the day
will be fair, as there is no atmospheric
disturbance In sight that is likely to
hit this neighborhood within the next
three days.
Many athletic events are scheduled
for tomorrow. In the Eastern League
the Newark Club win play Jersey City
in the afternoon at Wiedenmayer's
Park In the Atlantic League the New
arks will meet Chester in the mornil
and Brooklyn in the afternoon, b
games to be played at Morris Park
The celebration under the auspices
of the city will open with exercises in
the Newark Theatre at 10 a. m. tomor-
row. Alderman Bray will preside.
Father F. c. O'Neil, of the Church OF
the Blessed Sacrament. will be the
orator OK the day. Mayor Haussling
will speak and there will be vocal and
instrumental music.
Vncent's band will give a concert
in Military Park at D. m. A fino
program Of patriotic and popular music
has been prepared. The display of fire.
works In honor of the day will occur
at p M, weather permitting, at
Sussex avenue and First street. 1t Is
expected that the supply of fireworks
mer years.
The programs for the three events
will in detail be as follows:
Opening prayer at exercises in Newark
Theatre. Rev. Theodore NJ Shipherds
Beleville Avenue Congregational Church:
orator of the day, the Rev. Father Fred
c. ONcl OF Blessed Sacrament Church:
reading Of the Declaration OF Independence
by Professor Kennedy, Of the High School;
int i.trM M
ling; soprano solo Beloved Columbia,
Miss c. Bella Fisch; baritone solo. Nichn-
las j. lyman solo MY Own United
States" Miss Caroline l. Cody; duet. by
the Misses Bertrand NJ. Loriet and Ada
Braelen recitation. by Miss Marie Sonns
selections. when You Know You're Not
Forgotten by the Girl You Can't Forget
"Fnneao and Captain Baby Buntine,'
rendered by William Corcoran.
Music will be furnished by Suender-
hauft's orchestra during the morning exer-
cises.
In the afternoon the following music viii
be rendered by vincent's Band;
"star-Spangled Banner" with variationss
march, "The Chief Executive:" grand
American fantasia, containing favorite
melodies Of the North and South medley
selection, up to Date" by Rennick, cons
taining selections from Patsy Dear"
Tale the Church Bells Tolled,7 Cherry"
10 M, uo,,sn ;, nIie Never Said ctoodhv-ss
..san Antonln, aud $50 Long. To-" gipav
fortemezzo paul. selections from oThe
ned MILL Herbert; potpourri, "Ameriean
Favoritesr Tobani; America" grand
finale.
All night comes the fireworks display,
which VIII include three set pieces pictur-
ing Mayor Haussling, President Roosevelt
and the eruption of Mt Vesnvius There
win be singing aud Krimke's Band viii
furnish music, adopting the following pro-
gram:
Star -Spangled Banner"