The Newtown bee., 1906-06-15

The very handsome manual of Sum-
mer Resorts on the lines of the New
J York & New Haven road has been is
sued, and a copy laid on the editors
desk. Included in the illustrations is
handsome cut of the NewtOwn Inn.
The information contained in it is of a
kind that has proved useful TO persons
seeking pleasant place in which to
spend their Summer vacation, suitable
to their tastes and means, or contem-
plating an excursion into one of the
most interesting and salubrious re-
gions of our country. This is not
guide book in general sense, nor is it
timetable. 1t is different and pc
culiar. 1t supplies the facts which
persons who travel, and particularly
persons seeking place of Summer rec
reation, desire to ascertain about the
living accommodations and their cost
throughout Southern New England,
region interpenetrated in every part
by the lines Of this great Railroad
System. The information given is
freshly collected and lis 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 board
ing-houses is given. No doubt these,
in many cases, are subject to mOditica-
tion by special agreement according to
the greater or less requirements made.
1t is unnecessary to boast of the un-
rivalled service Of the New York, New
Haven & Hartford Company's Sys-
tenn. Those who have in former years
been dependent upon it are aware of
it's excellent management for both
safety and convenience. No company
serving the travelling public is more
faithfully controlled by just sense of
it's obligations and responsibilities; no
company shows more enterprise, in
telligence and liberality in doing its
proper work. While these character
istics are apparent to those who only
occasionally use it, they are Of the
highest importance to business men
who, during the Summer season, must
place their families where they can
pass large portion of their own time
and still be in comfortable and prompt
communication with business offices.
Trains are run with a frequency and
certainty that give assurance of satiS-
faction, and they are Of the first class
in respect of elegance and ease. An
inspection Of the map which is a part
of this booklet will reveal how thor
oughly the States of Connecticut,
Massachusetts and Rhode Island are
traversed by the lines of this company
These States afford as attractive vaca-
tion and recreation facilities as any
region in this land that is equally con-
venient to great centers Of population
and business. There is no safer nor
more salubrious coast for those who
crave the tonic of sea air and the
pie .sures of saltwater bathing, fishing
and sailing, whether ones taste pre-
fers the kind and balmy precincts of
Long Island Sound or the borders of
the open ocean as at Block Island.
Newport, Martha's Vineyard, Nan
tucket and Cape Cod. All along these
hundreds Of miles of Shore there are
+ Accommodations suited to all marine
pleasures and all purses. This man
uel is particularly devoted to the re-
gion traversed by the Central New
England Railway, and the lines of the
New York, New Haven & Hartford
R. R., west of New London and Will
limantic, which comprise the shores
| of Long Island Sound, the mountain
GUS western section of Connecticut and
Massachusetts, and the Connecticut
River valley. Eastern New York, es-
pecially that section reached by the
great Poughkeepsie Bridge Gateway,
is also included. A similar booklet,
covering the country east of New Lon
don and Willimantic, may be obtained
upon application. Besides the terri
tory Immediately served bvsthis COM
pany it's lines afford the most conven-
lent, agreeable and picturesque tran
sit from New York City and the
whole country West and South of the
Metropolis to Northern New England
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 offices on the
lines west OF New London and Wilt
mantle, or on application by mail to
G. A. Call, General Agent Passenger
Department, Room 5O6, Grand Cen
trail Station, New York City, or to f.
q. Coley, A. G. P. A., New Haven, Ct.,