Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-07-03

golden fire, interspersed with coloretl
rings, forming pleasing and snowy
| spectacle.
July 4th and American F'lag-The
| national motto and flag represented
| by design formed of red, white and
| blue lanceS. ON a staff in lines of fire
is seen the Stars and Stripes, in grace
full folds and national colors, floating
gracefully over the letters forming the
motto July 4th'' which is distinctly
visible and burns several minutes
Six Exhibition rockets, 4-pound as
sorted, in golden sprays, aerolites, SER
penis nests, Japanese streamers, me-
teoric showers, silver rains. f..
Six Exhibition. rockets, four pounds.
with showers of. electric jewels
Six Parachute rockets, No g with
floating balloon lights, changeable IN
color
Six Exhibition rockets. 2-pOund as
sorted, in silver star, serpent, golden
rain, Japanese showers and meteoric
gerbS.
Six Exhibition rockets. 2-pound as
sorted in coored stars, blue and gold
streamers, purple and ruby clusters,
pink and crimson shower bouquet
Two candle cascades, the fire balls
of which resemble the flight of colored
rockets.
One exhibition mine. No 8, a mine
of the largest size containing gerbs
fired in battery These display during
their serpentine revolutions brilliant
trails of silver and end with a loud eX-
plosion.
Six French rockets, z, pound. silver
rings. These ascend with flight like
bird and whrl through the air, show
ing their effects ascending and des-
cending.
One meteoric floral shell. No 2, Il
bomb shell in a tube case, which ex-
plodes with a loud noise, and scatters
a meteoric shower of stars.
one colored floral shell, No. 2, show
ing a group of floral gerbs of different
colors in the sky, when exploded.
One mine. No. s, exhibition size,
opening with a display of variegatnd
gerbs, INITIATING to an eruption of cleo
trio stars, amid shower of jeWeled
and prismatic gems.
One battery exhibition, size No. T.
A heavily charged magazine box of
Roman candles displaying colored star
bouquets. gerbes and silver spray.
Six bengolaS, one-half pound, red fire
Examinations.
one willow tree shell. The bomb de-
velops willow tree with glittering TO-
liage.
size.
Two golden fountains, No. .. These
make display of fan-shaped showers
l,.f
wards of Is to 20 feet, like fountain of
water.
Six tourbilians of whirlwind rockets,
onehaIf pound colored. These display
Gcral centcrs ruby and gold suns, and
resemble flights of rockets if fired to-
gether.
Six owl lights. No. 2, red and green.
Each of these burns Is minutes and il
Eliminates the exhibition field for a
great distance.
one meteOric mine, No. s. An exhibit
of gerbes within cloud of star dust.
Two artillery shell salutcs. These
carry a bomb charged with - detona-
ton of great power and force: they
can pc heard a mile
one golden fountain. No. 3. still larg
er and greater display of fire than
No 9.
Six coornd bengolas, exhibition bat
terry No. 6, charged with yellow star
gerbe& in a .sheaf of fire and flame. 3
aerotes A shell within a shell is dis
charged with loud noise and exhibits
a trail with a burst of colors. Six ben
golas. green fire Illumination ? floral
shells, No 8, and IL candles in bat
terry, s balls assorted varieties, etc.