The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-14
F. B. Brill and Curtis Pharmacy Bridgeport Conn.

erpool, a modern English city renoWn- ed for industrial and municipal act1vi- ties, and for it's most ambitious devel- opment of suburban housing. Manchester, the next stop, is the chief industrial city of England and carries on the greatest cotton indus try in the world. Its efficiency IT municipal affairs commands attention and her ship canal is a. notable achieve ment.
 The 'ttoy shop of Europe is the name given to the great manufacture ing town of Birmingham. The pro- ducts Of it's vast number Oe metal workers find ready market through out the world.
 Bournvil1e, four miles distant, is the great model garden city, an enterprise of one individual; being only fifteen years old this city we'll illustrates a modern idea in city planning.
 At Warwick and Stratford English country life is best seen, and the quaint hotels are famous for the charm of their hospitality. These stops include recreation in coaching.
 The week in London will afford ceaseless entertainment. Ample time is allowed and provision made for wis iting many points of interest in and about the greatest city in the world.
 Brussels is the international organi- zation center and the greatest in the world for international activities. The headquarters of the International Con- gress of Chambers of Comerce are here, where the permanent committee will hold it's session during this visit which will be attended by the Ameri- can members who will be with the party.
 The Museum of Good Roads, the Mu- scum of Administration, and the Bourse. magnificent civic edifice, are the chief points of interest.
 The itinerary includes trips from Brussels to Antwerp and Amsterdam for those who wish to visit these quaint old cities.
 Antwerp, with her modern docks which team with interest to Ameri- cans, will be particularly attractive.
 Dusseldorf has attracted great att tentiOn in recent years because of the notable advance which it has made is also unique in it's industries, into which its people have contrived to inject a dignity and a sense of beau ty usually lacking in American man. ufacture.
 Cologne also has much to show in city planning and municipal admin istration, and the artistic centers here are famous.
 A day on the Rhine by steamer from Cologne or Coblentz to Frank
  the Rhine. Frankfort is a city of highly intensified municipal activities. Here is eXemplified the reconstruc- ton of the old mediaevai city, and fine type of modern street planning.
 From Frankfort to Hamburg will be a nights ride, and at Hamburg the famous docks. bonded warehous- es and general shipping facilities will be inspected, as will the AlSter Ba- sin, Hamburg's greatest attraction.
 At Berlin the Museums. the Caller 1es of Sculpture and Painting and oth- CT art collections, Unter den Linden, one of the finest streets of Europe, the churches, ancient and modern, the parks and gardens are a never ending source of delight to the visitor. The entire movement for the conser vation of human life can best be stud jed here. Farm colonies, splendid hospitals, labor exchanges the city of old people with it's home of 5000 people the labor exposition of Char lottenberg for the prevention of acci- dents, the child conservation move ment, inland waterways, town plan ming, together with the school of town planning and industrial estao lishments which are models of clean Illness with iodern appliances for saf- ety.
 Dresden is the capital city of Sax