Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 2, 1909, Page 11

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Geer's practics during his last lllness. #61 Main Street, Norwich, Conn nov2ed s - s want te put your busie public, thers is no me- \mlou:h ihe adseriae Munteh Apri] 1.—The Zeppelin alr- ship made an attempt today to fly from Friedrichshafen to this city and back, It encountered a storm, and was driven far out of its original course, and after eleven hours in the air landeq safely at Dingolfing, sixty- five miles northeast of Munich, Perilous Journey. Part of the journey was made uir- der circumstances of perii. ne of the motors refused to work and it was impossible for the airship to make headway against the win increased gteadily in violence. less and drifting rapidly to Ine the airship traveled for four while Count awaited an safe landing. automobiles The ready des. in at the fini The a early thi: appeared i of Munich heavy cavalry. s attemgted, ¥ Zeppelin and hils men opportunity tyv make na “ They wesa followed over the country by soldiers in swift and three squadrons of were sent out to :r assistance he them 4and they were not sh, 111 Miles in Five Hours. ip left Friedrichshafen rning and 4 ne out e of 111 m hours. MUSIC AND DRAMA, An elaborate revival of “The Mas- cott” will be the spring attraction at Klaw & Prlanger's New Amsterdam theater, New York. “The Round Up” is to be played by Rapsley Holmes next season. He has been appearing In “The Man of the Hour.” Alla Nazimova has road tour and will on the Pacifie “Little Nem Klaw & FErlanger's big musical comedy, hit in Chicago at the Cx t repeating the success achieved in York and Boston. H, B. Irving has secured a new play by the Belgian Eckhoud, cailed : which deals with the adventures of the pretender. New York , together with dra- matic rewiew in avery city visited by “Mary Jane's Pa” company, are predicting & glorious future for tle Chicago actress named Gret extended her | play in the cities | »|to honor the w cess, Robert try his ha { that he | tunity at rope to rest The C gave a rece while she | Widow” in | Over 300 M song and Northweéster: socjeties hel Gretchen plays Mary Dixey's “Pa.” inderella” is to 'be mmeér run in Boston. ther Chieago suc- seen there during has long wanted to o and it is said given an oppor- 1 matinees, the season’s t having = he will not t going to Eu Hungarian to Rosemary singing “The Merry Rockefeller's town. 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