New-York tribune., 1908-06-07

The North Shore Of Long Island has as dis
nactve characteristics the South Side, but IS
entirely different in character and suits tastes
which fnd tie latter less desirable. Ihere Long
Island is almost mountainous and those who love
the hills frd ample satisfaction in the steep Woooea
highlands that push bold heads into the Souhd
end embrace seven great bays. with many smaller
rarnifcatiols each gem Of beauty and the shelter
Tor & thousand yachts. both large and small
That such Ilnces popular goes without say
ing, That great estates have been formed Of the
highlands, representing the greatest gathering OF
Americas aristocracy Of wealth ana culture IN
any portion Of the United States, is well known;
yet the many towns and villages which nestle
among the hills provide equal enjoyment Of nature
riches for al who seek II.
Beyond Flushing. which is part or New hofh'
begins the rural region. On Little Neck Bay Is
Bayside. which has many handsome houses ana
1ne lawns. Near by Douslaston and Little
Neck and beyond is Great Neck. extending 10
hsnhaEset Cow Bay. which is Manhasset
village and Port Washington. beyond which
stretches Sands Point and the Howard Gonio ss-
tate.
The next Inlet from the Sound is Hampstead
Hsrbor, which Is the beautiful village OF r1os-
lyr, Identified with the name of William Cullen
Bryant. looking down which is Haroor hiIl' lie
highest elevation Long Island on which rs tH'
Clarence E Eackay estate On Hampstead flal
Dor are also Glen Head and Sea Chn, where ma. ~
visitors seek summer enjoyment Glen Cove Nes
beyond with the PIatt estate and In the waters OF
the Sound. Dosoris. long the home OF Chalies "a
Dana Next comes Locust Valley, and NOT LII o'' ~ .
oVster Bay. where three bays unite IN one. ~
brsnches OF the Long Island Railroad neAon
three places
Another bra,eb s~ors. access TO Syosset, Colo
Spring where the state has q fish hatchery. auil-
ingtoa and other places beyond as taI 11
Rlver. Huntington is important town Ho
exceptionally beautiful one, founded TWO c1
OF more ago with that look OF repose wnnca o'
old trees and long Established railways sna hoi,
ezn present Monuments commemorate ae"o
nonary characters and events. q memorial -
library ADDS It's educational effects 10 gooo 'o"
the permanent population II large and the Hoi ~
tienaent strong and growing. Large summer p
occupy much OF the surrounding country heA
huntington Earbor another OF the great pSss
Northport electric cars to the raiaoe'a e.
uoh having grown to Importance beio1s sne =,
rose built on the basis Of its shipbuiiains -
olsuy. To-day the hotel and boarding i1 :.
ce among the best on the island ano ule 80 -
summer viaitors In q recognized part OF tns Se
proeper.ty. II is al important source OF supp
'U ens surrounding country, the conlihieic Go
nrss adding 10 the comfort OF its guests Noflio0
hss It's own beautiful bay and hsrbor. an sIn W
huntington Ezrbor.
hnss Park is the location cf the ..I
ioundst by DR.. MuhlenburE snc q s,abe "S ,.,
ca'<eo Tor its peculiarly healthy conoiuons =,
NUS siord views In ell directions the piue iAe-
ts Connecticut shore bounding the horf|'h
The kezaA
Tie Esssaps4sue end wyandsnoh oiups =,
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