Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-06-26
independence Day In Palisade
Will Have Special Children's Joys
And Ample Fun For Grownups
Automobile Parade Good Band Music All Day,
Two Games Of Base Ball, Patriotic Speeches
Good Eating Furnished By The Ladies, And
Splendid Fireworks Display At Night
A JOLLY GOOD TIME FOR EVERYBODY
independence Day in Palisade.

independence Day in Palisade.
That's the ticket to vote.
Everybody in town is going to vote
to give the children a happy time on
on the great and glorious Fourth.
All of the arrangements have been
made for everything needed to make
the occasion entirely worthy of the
day and the relation it bears to the
history of our country.
The program of exercises is not
quite finished, owing to the inability
of the committee to find a speaker
for the day. This is due no doubt
to the absence of the gentleman who
has been invited to make the address.
The band is good one this year,
it having been heard by Mr.. Logan
who went to Brooklyn to make sure
that repetition of last years musical
fiacso is not repeated. The regular
program and order of events will be
published next Saturday. The fire
works program is appended:
Description of Fireworks Display
July 5th Display to be made first
fair night if it rains)
PROGRAM
Part |
Grand announcement of opening,
five large bomb shells.
One two-shots star and salute.
Four parachutes. Diamond electric
light and illumination chain. Very
beautiful.
Red, yellow and green illumination
of the grounds. This display with
the foliage background will be one of
the most effective of the evening.
Display of twenty set pieces of
wheels and Girandole designs. These
pieces are fired simultaneously, but
all separate, and take quite a while
for their final conclusion. My au-
diences have been greatly pleased at
my designs.
Grand illumination of the American
Flag, twenty feet high. The firing of
this flag will be one of the features
of the entire display and while the
illumination is going on there will be
a national salute of twenty-one bomb
shells fired as salute in honor OF
the United States flag.
Display of thirty large bomb shells,
each one entirely different, including
American, Italian and Japanese styles.
The last of these series of bombs is
thirteen inches in diameter and will be
a SCATTERING explosion of every color
of the rainbow, besides black shot
of h. af n,,t
second.
One extra large wheel surrounded
with four smaller wheels all in motion
at the same time. During the pro-
cess of this evolution there will be
generated three flying birds which
will be loosed ascending several hun
dred feet high, flying away in the
air. This is considered one of the
greatest attractions of our program
and will be a source of much gratifi-
cation to the spectators. 1t is Mr..
Yurello's own creation.
Display of an extreme and unique
setting off of thirteen set pieces most
ly revolving wheels of all colors and
designs. | specially draw your at
tention to the designs of these wheels
and also to my other revolving pieces.
Grand and unparalleled imitation Of
Niagara Falls in fire, 100 feet long
and guaranteed never to have been
equalled on the Palisades.
Grand Finale
A real demonstration of the We
suvius in eruption, consisting of
forty-five bomb shells of every CON
ceivable hue and color, brilliant to
the last degree, and real genuine
demonstration worth while to re-
member. The five last bomb shells
of this remarkable fire display will
be an imitation of the European war
grand shells.
Yurello,
Fireworks Designer,
West New York.
The ladies of the committee think
it will be good idea to have a gen
eral picnic on the grounds near the
church. Each family can bring a
basket lunch, and as there are tables
in the church, it will be fine thing
to set them up under the trees and
have an evening supper there, as it
is so close to the Fairgrounds and
all can adjourn to the grand stand
for the fine display of fireworks.