The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-01

onposite Williams Park, and is first class in
es 4 New H YSfs at GsaT
L ISSI Is. New Si York Paymaster Ball OF the
Clamp BfcoEyn; Miss W gh o. Boston St rev. MRS. s
a Besf Sets house on Bank street Mrs. Smiths
avenue, are all open to receive visitors.
NEW MILFORD.
In point OF beauty New Milford Conn., has
been compared with l.enox, Mass, and enthu-
ike nopH%rty Sew MSrd is sitaa IsT Te ths
picturesque valley Of the Housatonc. at an ole
through the valley Adding TO the iOveness sou Of
OF beautiful scenery y visit to this spot Is in
deed treat, and when, In addition. ono be-
tbs air Snd s hf
ponalaf3IitSS q ihis, neieRborhood is SSpSined
Of the lQveiest The, streets, Dor:
and gigantic trees, afford delightful prom,
ennde, and easily accessible on foot are such
adon The WsSnS gree o the @ Goyo das
cades and falls OF the .Housatonic, Guardian
MM99untain and scores OF other delightful hooks.
lion, TO iitehHold, PSwip e, Quaker Hill,
which sbounds in fish, are routes which take
one over n charming country. Gay coaching
parties start almost daily on exploring expedi-
hooks, which perhaps hitherto have been left
IN solitude. are invaded and enjoyed by the
Tor New Milford is that S no matter to what
point the thermometer may climb during tho
which insures sound and refreshing sleep
qndiisturbed BY visit from ~ that, gay and
psce sf9 ss as dhs
pure. sweet water introduced from mountain
springs at great e1pense. There are churches
telephone offices good stores livery and board
ing stables. and the hanks receive daily stock
quotations. An experienced hotel man Is
about as good II Judge Of the possibilities OF
srGw vah i na, town as one can llnd; ~, No
sn NsT M Hna bs was say re
vicinity OF the place are alone enough to make
1t popular were there no hotel ut all" AS an
" elch, has leased tho Weantinaug Inn at New
Milford. and visitors to that place can now
s 6e Nsw t9Es r apd Wh
The inn ie situated on Aspituck Hill overlook
from the depot The main part OF the house
is built Of brick, and the appointments in every
and refined character. The rooms are large,
with ample closet room. tlreplaces hot, and
park is connected WITH WITH the Rote where spreSS
ing, elms and NAPLES give plenty OF shade,
and from the piazzas one gets an extensive
ure boats, The river is only Ave minutes walk
most approved size and style are on hand for
the use Of guests o q the house Then
psy groSnd and wooa closer b and
limo orchestra has been engaged for the season.
Sarmeneita the famous Spanish dancer, has
entertainments given during the summer.
Owing TO her many engaGements II will proh9.
OF the experience gained at kichfeld, Springs;
!sbie and iirs;.cIsss service are assured.
There are hosts Of pretty girls at the Wean;;
bRss Ss i0E ME- e. e groves aFi and
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Close TO the depot et New Milford is the New
is open all the year through Everything in
nection with this hn,ol is serupulously neat
can be ,acconmodated. The New England
House also Is omen the year round. and is a ia
yorite stonping place for commercial travellers;
the proprietors. Isaac and ohm II. Bristol. are
well known. Mrs. Anthony's boarding house
on South Main street is we'll patroni2ed by city
people. who find there all the nod
ssTn improvements and home ~ comforts.
uated on Main street. also caters to the
needs Of visitors. Mrs. A.. s. Rogers and
Mrs. Eli Clark have pleasant homes Just out Of
the village. and accommodate summer board
ers G. n. Woodruff has quarters left for a lew
visitors. At his house will be found double
plazzas, plenty OF garden room. fresh veg
stables. spac ions bedrooms. and an enchant-
ing view OF the surrounding hills. Prices are
rom 81 to $40 per week. Mrs. Allen. on Main
street, accommodates summer visitors. and
lust across the bridge. on the other side Of the
Brewer. which is well patronized.