The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

tapped at small eNp~u-s with modern
methods = well drilling Every ssction
q Ing Island u readily accessible. The
narrow island has tur"- divisions - the
Long Island Railroad parallelinG each
ether. me On ~. ~ltITh Shore me through
'hs nanf-sl -s-~tiou and ono along the
= nrt0 shore masking Il practically I'M
Tss--lb.s ~ iprlr- five rniles from the
rtiir1hd fs"ili'i--. and much % the iin-
-Ihstu-i wpntiani lies within seventy
mile - N-N Nnrs city. re greatest
market "a -tns Worth Finally. the i-1ll-
fiuu Wni"i u~iill.y nsk-s lif~ on ths. farm
uuh+Arthls 60 J-uriAr 4 ambitious ard
MENTAL si0rtn~~- = absent on LOrG lei ND
rnerr are Old established towns AMI
Villages lying near together ard having
yhurg no.. -caiool-. lihrAri-s ana every
--s.ut'ai f'ature q a highly orGNnlN@d
conuu Inity. There are ooean and mia M
water -s.-ortE ia plenty and country club
ana rho drive within rearh everywhere
There j. no -DCtai r. h'Isin- - prDspect
wanting that migng appeal 20 the anti-
tinr 4 E.utles,aen farnis-s II the ola-.
t'I.rt-i oIt today Ivy oar agricultural
"nlrg ~
i0yG ISLANDS vAEIETT.
u viii n. -.-ail that al thers conditions
4 -1t'. climate. rran-DJrtsrion and -Drisl
M. whi~s favor a revival g agricultural
prosperity ~ Long Island also favor
-''lrirbln development. The nunher of
V.s-ppts Who are Saving 'hs city in order
10 live on a Long Leland village home
stead comprising anywhsre from couple
~ !o,- - an acre ~ grOsInd = growing
with astonishing raptdIty Thus .eSs
buildings wsre ersrssd lass year 90 the
island outside Of BrOoklyn and Long
I-land city az against S-972 IN i0os and
S.3ii in 1873. The var before the panic.
The suburban growth indicated ~ thes"
figures = an earnest q what viii take
place when the transit improvements that
ar. nov neing provided at a cost ~ $40
0tl o., snail have been completed. int
provetnents which heca'Ise % their epoch
making Importance have been de~rrifs-t
over and over again and are too well
known "a warrant more than casual
reference here.
rHE NORTH sHoEE
The North shore - a r~gicn % Gres;
natural beauty Its coast line u hroken
up into rock cape- and IandlocGeh haT-
hors that provide safe anchoraG@ for
plea-ur~ craft Hills rse steeply from
the waters edge thar Eirnrniis cro~ nd
With groves 81 forest !. - In the quiet
cts thar extNnd FAR back INTO tho In
terror nestle pietar-sqpe villages. cluster
ing m marrow cFs~cerits along tho SHORE
front strAegiing 40 NE hil s arr 5S
here and there The shsnder spirs Of . VII
laGs church rising above thu foliage
On rho hilitOp-. far above the clustering
roofs along ths w1ter's edge. are apserdid
mansions. ham hidden 10y spreadinG trees
and surrounded by terraced lawns.
On MAnhass.-t Week. = broad tableland
nearly thre~ mile- IN Width. - Port WASH
inEion. a community % fine estates and
s1rntnsr cottages A branch line Of the
Long Island Railroad eztends 20 Long
Island city. etghte~n miles distant. The
town 10 populated mainly by commuters.
many 81 whom remain al year
Piandome Heights 10 an exclusive
homo park overlooking Manhasset Bay
and long Island Sound. Eve minutes
walk frpTn the Manhasset station. Ton
new houses Bus leing built there this
spring a. = s. - - So an - fis.sG5 sash