Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-28
ALIEN PARTY TOUR.
Frank H. Alien to Conduct Trip to England, France, Belgium and Ger many,

Personally conducted by Frank H. Allen, a party of 22, including many from this city, will leave Boston next Tuesday for a European trip of forty five days in which they will tour over 7,500 miles. The International exhibi- tion at Belgium will be one of the spe- cial points of interest visited
 The daily itinerary from July 1st to August 18th. 1913, is as follows:
 July Sail from Boston at D. m. on steamship Arabic of White Star line.
 early in the morning, proceed direct to London.
 July II to 15-In London Two drives will be provided and visits made to Westminster Abbey, St. Pauls, The Tower British Museum, Kensington Museum, Albert Memorial, Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens. London Bridge, The Strand, Houses of Parliament, etc.
 July 16-En route to Paris.
 July IT to 21-In Paris. Two drives are provided and among the places visited are Notre Dame, Cathedral, the Church of the Madeline, Napoleon's S Tomb, the Pantheon, The Louvre, Arch of Triumph, Palace de la Concord. etc
 July 22-Leave Paris by morning train for Strassburg. Box lunch served on train.
 July 23-Spent in Strassburg. visit ing the Cathedral with it's famous As tronomical Clock. Leave in afternoon for Heidelburg.
 July 24-Spent at Heidelburg, one of the most beautifully situated as well as most historically interesting towns of Germany. The chief attrac- ton is the Schloss overlooking the town from a height of $40 feet. The Castle is reached by funicular rail- way. Leave in afternoon for Frank fort on the Main.
 July 25-Arrive at Frankfort, town of great commercial importance A visit will be made to the Romer, an old town hall of the old free imperial city.
 July 26-An day sail down the river Rhine. Dinner provided on board the
 July 27-The morning spent in Co., logne. A visit will be made to the Dom (CathedraD the most magnifi- cent Gothic edif1ce in the world Visit also made the Waldraf- Richartz Mu- scum, here the familiar painting of Queen Louise will be seen. Leave in afternoon for Brussels
 July 28-In Brussels. A side trip will be made to the Battle Field of Waterloo.
 July 2s-Leave Brussels in the morning for Ghent, about an hours ride. In Ghent the chief attraction will be the International Exhibition and Quinquennial Flower Show.
 July 30-Leave Ghent for Amster- dam via Antwerp and Rotterdam. Box lunch on train. Arrive early in the afternoon. Visit the Ryks Museum
 July 31-All day excursion to Island of Marken, visiting Brock, Monniken- damand Volendam
 Aug. To the Hague. Here visits will be made to the Houses of Par liament Peace Palace and Museum Also a side trip by electric cars will be made to Scheveningen: once a quiet fishing haven. now one of the most frequented and fashionable seaside re- sorts on the continent.
 Aug. 2-The day will be spent at The Hague. Leave In evening for The Hook of Holland where staterooms will be assigned in the steamer for Eng land
 Aug. 3-Arrive at Harwich break fast on the steamer Later leave for Derby.
 Aug. to 6-In Derbyshire. Leave Wednesday afternoon for Liverpool.
 Aug. 7--Sail on s. S. Winifredian oi Leyland line.
 Aug. 16-Due in Boston.