The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-02
SUMMER RESORTS.
Along the CONSOLIDATED Road-A
Handy Summer Guide.

| Along the consolidated Roau-A
Handy Summer Guide.
The New York New Haven and
! Hartford railroad company has issued a
| neat pamphlet descriptive of the sum-
mer resorts along the line of the west
ern district of its road. There is a map
of the route and there are a number of
attractive half-tone illustrations of no.
tells and other places of interest.
During the many years of the publi-
cation of this annual it has beenv of
special service to an increasing number
of people in all parts of this land, and
each new edition is expected with salts
faction. The information contained in
it is of a kind that has proved useful to
| persons seeking a pleasant place in
| which to spend their summer vacation,
suitable to their tastes and means, or
| contemplating an excursion into one of
the most interesting and salubrlous re-
| gions of our country.
| This is not a guide book in a general
sense nor is it a timetable. 1t is DIFF
| ferent and peculiar 1t supplies the
| facts which persons who travel and
| partularly persons seeking place of
! summer recreation, desire to ascertain
about the living accommodations and
| their cost throughout southern New
| England, a region interpenetrated in
every part by the lines of this great
railroad and steamboat system. The in
formation given is freshly collected, and
is as complete and trustworthy as it
can be made by diligent attention and
inquiry. In the matter of prices the
regular tariff of the proprietors of hotels
and boarding houses is given.
The company expects that the cur
rent year will be an extraordinary one
in respect of the amount of summer
travel and recreation. The revival of
business and consequent financial pros
perity is likely to be manifested by an
unusual disposition to take advantage
of opportunities of recreation and en-
joyment. 1t is unnecessary to boast of
the unrivalled service of the New York,
New Haven and Hartford company's
system. Those who have in former
years been dependent upon it are aware
of its excellent management for both
safety and convenience. No company
serving the travelling public is more
faithfully controlled by a just sence of
it's obligations and responsibilities: no
company shows more enterprise, intelli-
gence and liberality in doing it's proper
work
An inspection Of the map which 10 a
part of this booklet will reveal how
thoroughly the states of Connecticut
sachusetts and Rhode Island are
traversed by the lines of this company.
This manual is particularly devoted to
the region traversed by the lines of the
western district, comprising the shores
of Long Island Sound, the mountainous
western section Of Connecticut and Mas
eachusetts, and the Connecticut river
valley. A similar booklet covering the
eastern district may be obtained upon
application,
Besides the territory Immediately
served by this company its lines afford
the most convenient, agreeable ana pie
turesque transit from New York city
and the whole country west and south
of the metropolis to northern New Eng
land, whether one travels between New
York and Boston by the all-rail Shore
Line route or by the palatial steamers
which ply on the Sound.
Additional copies of this manual may
be procured at the principal ticket Of |
fees on the line of the western district |
or on application by mail to C. T. |
Hampstead, G. F. A., New Haven CT, |
enclosing two-cent stamp for postage.