The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-04
Philip smith were arrested for eettin the bonfire
Two Fourth Victims.

Philip smith were arrested for setting the bonfire.
 Two Fourth Victims.
 There were two minor accident to mar the evening Julius Thomas, boy l6 years of age living at 46 Hill streeet had some dynamite In his possession and carelessness in getting 1t too close to fire while he was holding 1t resulted In a bad injury to his right hand. He Was taken to the New Haven hospital, where 1t was found necessary to take off the tips of three fingers on the hand.
 The other victim was w. J. O'Neil of | l0l First avenue. West Haven. He at- tempted to hold a big firecracker in his hand while 1t went off and as a result he had his right hand terribly shatter- ed. He was taken to the New Haven hospital. At an early hour this morn ing 1t was not certain whether part of the hand would be taken off or not but the member was in very bad condition.
 Events of To-day.
 Today will be a day of noise and the celebration during the early part of the day -will take the form of the fire cracker of which a large supply has been sold. In Trinity church this morning at $40 there will be an appro- priate service In commemoration of the day at which the program wlll be thus: Processional
 Morning Prayer
 Read by pr Beardsley. rector of St.
 Thomas church.
 Scripture
 Read by Rev Francis T. Brown, pastor
 of the First Methodist church. Hymn.
 Address.
 Rev. Artemas ]. Haynes, pastor of
 United church.
 Concluding Prayer
 Rev. Watson L. Phillips, D. D.. pastor
 of the Church of the Redeemer,
 chaplain of the s. A. R.
 Hymt
 Recesslona,.
 The music will be by the Trinity church choir under the direction of or. ganlst Harry J. Read
 The day will be ushered in by tn, firing Of the annual salute of forty-f1yt guns by the Sons of Veterans who vii also give the same salute at sunset a at the rising of the same.
 During tie day there will be a ban, concert furnished by the city winch wll be held at the junction of congres, avenue and West street at D. m The following program will he rendered b, the City band under the leadership O H. c. Nichols. National anthem. Star spangled Ban March, University of Pennsylvania. ' Waltz, 'soul.of the Rose. "Frantzen, Selection of Popular Songs of the Da, . Intermezzo, The Flower Girl" Wen rich.
 Grand National Overture of Patrloti }, Melodies Losey. American Sketch, By the suwanee Rty CT. Myddleton E Nautical Medley Songs of the Sea, March. The Nations Pride scouton. National Hymn. America But the. evening will be the grea e time Of all At o'clock there will h 1 turned on the great electric displa : onethe central green and Holt's Amer can band will render this concert pro . gram:
 , March, American Guard' ..... Brook Overture, The Jolly Robbers" Supp ; War Songs Boys In Blue" .Laurendea { Comic Opera, The Royal Chef" Jerom e Popular Medley, I'm Afraid to Come < Home in the Dark" "...........R Remic z Plantation Scenes, Sunny South ' s'as#.. .t..s .s''.. ..fss,.ts...f...t Prema I Grand Selection "The Bohemian Girl"
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 Descriptive, Indian War Dance" ... 9 .,...t.t.#.,5t ...,t.tt,+.. Belotef i, Finale, "Centennial March" Reeve q To conclude all there will be th . grand display of fireworks which tn e city has prepared for the green.