Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-09

Leaving here this morning at 1910 by way of the Central Vermont, Will jam R. Stevens, delegate from Nor wich lodge of Elks, No. 430, accom- Hartford and there join the Hartford delegation for the western trip. The national convention of Elks will be held at Detroit this year and the itin- erary which the Hartford party will take has been laid out with much care and thought. The party will be made up of delegates from all parts of the state, but the largest number will be
 The detailed itinerary will be as follows:
 Saturday, July s-Leave Hartford in special train of Pullman palace via New York, New Haven & Hart ford railroad, to Springfield. thence Boston. & Maine and New York Cen tral lines. Double berth, half a sec tion, in sleeper for each member in cluded.
 Sunday, July 1O-On arrival at Mi agara Falls at 730 a. m., special train will be sidetracked and party will transfer to the International hotel, where headquarters will be made dur ing the day. Two rooms will be as signed, one for the ladies and the oth- CT for the gentlemen, to be used as headquarters or retiring rooms. Break fast, luncheon and evening dinner at
 
 many points of interest including the Cave of the Winds, under the falls, Canadian and American falls, Goat island, Three Sister Islands, Horse desire, special arrangements will be made to take the famous Belt line electric trip to Queenston and return at cost of one dollar per capita. This two-hour trip is nearly as celebrated as-the falls themselves, and the route is over the great steel arch bridges, past Devils Hole, the Whirlpool and Rapids, Brooks mOnume etc. Spe- cial train will leave Niagara Falls at 10.3O D. m., cars being ready for occupancy at D. m. Double berth in sleeper assigned each member. (Half a section).
 Monday, July 11-Arrival at Detroit will be at a. m. and party will dis embark and transfer to the Wayne hotel, which will be made headquar- ters while at the convention. and where European plan accommodations, rooms only. will be provided. The Wayne hotel is the only hotel in the world from which can be seen two countries. The hotel faces on the greatest water course of the inland seas and is first class in every re- spect.
 Monday July II, Friday. July 15- In Detroit, at attendance at the great convention. The official programme will be as follows:
 MOHQdN, July I1-GfdUO 1OuSc lIlp to the historic flats at the mouth of St. Blair river by means of boat at 1 D. m. At D. m., all boats inciud- ing the one carrying the grand exalt- ed ruler and members of the grand lodge will rendezvous at the foot of Belle Isle where at 7.30 p. m. grand exalted rulers boat will escort fleet to the foot of Woodward avenue, the flotilla Illustrating the arrival of Counts Ponchatrain, Cadillas and La saHe to the original city site At S-30 p. m. members will be welcomed to the city by Governor Warner and oth- to the Lyceum theater, where at D. m.. the formal welcome will be made.
 Tuesday. July 12-Grand lodge ses- sion in Lyceum theater II a. Ill., Ex- cursions and sports during the day. At D. m grand electrical allegorical parade followed at 1o.50 p. m.. by the Il o'clock toast.
 Wednesday, July 13-At 10 a.. pa rade of all bands in the city, followed at 10 a. m. by competitive drill on Belle Isle and at Il a. m. by grand lodge session in Lyceum theater Am erican league ball game at Bennett park in the afternoon. Detroit vs. Washington. Eleven o'clock toast at 10.50 D. m.
 Thursday July 14-At 10 a. m-. grand parade Of Elks of the United States, followed at 1 D. m., by grand lodge session American league ball game Detroit vs Washington in aft ernoon. Band concert 8 D. m. folio wed at p. m. by banquet to grand lodge officers.