Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-09
ELKS GOING TO DETROIT
Norwich Men will be Members of the Delegation Ar ranged by Hartford Lodg.-FIne Itinerary for the Party with Additional Side Trip

parade. showing every style of car manufactured in Detroit and vicinity. American league ball game in after noon, Detroit vs- Washington
 Points of Interest-Old Fort Pont- chartrain, military cemetery and Fox Indian camp, art museum, Fort Wayne, public library. waterworks and building. Detroit Athletic club, Harper hospital and beautiful Belle Isle in Detroit river, reached from the city by a bridge
 Friday. July 15-Departeure from, Detroit will be at D. m-, in special train of Pullman palace sleepers, bag gage car, etc, via Grand Trunk rail- way. Evening dinner served en route and double berth (hah a sction) in sleeper assigned each member.
 Saturday, July 16-Arrive Kingston 5.30 a. m.. and party will immediately transfer to steamer of the Richelieu & Ontario Navigation company, which leaves at a. m. for the delightful ali- day sail through the wonderful scen- cry of the Thousand Islands. During the afternoon steamer shoots the fam ous rapids of the St. Lawrence Break fast and luncheon served on board Arrive Montreal 6.30 p. m, and here carriages will be found in waiting to transfer members to the Queens hotel for evening dinner and American plan accommodations, rooms and meals, for the entire stay.
 Sunday. July 17.-In Montreal un- der the guidance of the conductor in charge visits may be made to the many points of interest, including the custom house, Bonsecours church. the famous cathedrals etc. Carriage drive to Mt Royal (from which a fine view of the city and the broad St. Law renee river valley is obtained) will be arranged for members desiring same. and expense will be one dollar percap- ita.
 Departure from Montreal is via the Grand Trunk railway from Bonaven- ture station in special train of Pull man palace sleepers at 8 p. m. Double berth, half a section, assigned each member.
 Monday, July 1s-Arrive Hartford 7.30 a. m.
 sary expnse of the entire tour as stat ed in the itinerary, except meals in Detroit, will be $65-
 Trip to Quebec.
 There will be an optional side trip to Quebec. The details are:
 Itinerary same as main party up to Sunday, July IT,
 Sunday. July 17-In Montreal. Leave D. m. on one of the palatial steamers of the Richelieu & Ontario Navigation company. Evening dinner and state room berth included.
 Monday, July 1S.-Arrive Quebec 6.30 a. m. Transfer to the famous Chateau F'ontenac hotel, where head quarters will be made and American plan accommodations provided for the entire stay. rooms and meals. The day spent in and about the Sentinel City of the St. Lawrence" Opportunity to visit Dufferin Terrace, the Citadel. Plains of Abraham, the Basilica and Cardinals Palace. Ursuline Convent, containing the remains of Montcalm. Laval university with it's gallery of paintings, etc. Also side trip may be made to the hSrine of St Anne de Beaupre and the Falls of Montn1oren- cy.
 Tuesday. July 19.-Party will leave Quebec in special parlor car attached Northern Quebec railway, the new shore line The route passes through the St. Charles valley, past quaint Cap Rouge, and skirts the St. Law renee river past old villages that breathe of Montcalm and Wolfe, through the foothills Of the Lauren tians, a most enchanting panorama of river lake and mountain. Luncheon served en route and on arrival at Mon eral. at D. m party will transfer by carriages to the Queens hotel, where evening dinner is served and head quarters made. Leave Montreal S.10 D. m. via the Grand Trunk railway, in special standard Pullman sleepers. Double berth. half 8 section, for each passenger included.
 Wednesday, July 20-Arrive Spring field 7.30 a. nn., and Hartford s.30 a. m.
 Cost of this side trip, covering all expenses as specified in the itinerary, per capita s23.5o.