The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-08-28
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 the advantages of the medium weight as proven by the economy of opera lion and upkeep. In fact, the deal was closed with the exception of the decision to type of car wanted, touring car or roadster.
 Right there the ever smiling Webers saw a family nearly disrupted by an autoTn0b3Ie. MT. Buyer wanted a touring car while Mrs. Buyer was equally strong in favor of the road ster To settle the question came the suggestion that the choice be de- cided by a game of Casino" The game was played by Mrs. and MT. Buyer with both the Weber Brothers Interested umpires during it's pro- gress-
 Like all games somebody had to lose and in this instance Mrs Buyer abided by the decision Of the eaEds- S
 A Delightful One Day Trip
 One day trips into the suburbs are becoming more popular with motor ists daily. A short trip into Westches- ter County and Long Island over a route which embraces mostly all good roads and presenting a. diversity of ecenerv. Is Suggested by the Touring 1eparfraefit xof fine Automobile Club Of ArnerdcaA The first leg of the Journey is through w Westchester Coun- ty which is the richest county in the world because of it's weH-kept grounds and the great nurat Sr of; beautiful es- tates which are rahuted to be un- equalIed in appearance. After West chester County has been invaded the trip leads into the Bronx for a short distance to the ferry at C7ason Point. This ferry connects with College Point and a short time is spent journeying oyer some excellent Long Island roads. The running directions are as fol- 1oHs-
 The motorist first follows Broadway up to Getty Square, Yonkers, Leaving the Square a steep hill is negotiated and the drive is made up through what worn roads. Looking to the left on the run occasionally fine vistas of the Hudson River are enjoyed
 At Dobbs Ferry bear right and run over through Ardsley and along g. pie turesque roadway in a beautiful roll ing country to Scarsdale. From this pretty village follow Heathcote Road to Palmer Ave This pretty shaded road is followed to Weaver Street. A right turn is made to Quaker Ridge Road. which is followed past the Wy kaeyI Golf Course to North Street This latter street leads right into New Rochelle.
 From New Rochelle the Shore Road and Pelham Parkway are followed to Wiliiansbr1dge Road Some pretty giiTnpses of Long Island Sound are afforded the motorist this drive Turn left on Wil1iamsbridge Road and then right on West Farms Road WestchesteF Avenue is next followed to Clason Point Road which leads di- rect to the ferry at C1ason Point
 A short ferry trip across lower Long Island Sound lands the motor 1st at College Point From the ferry landing at North 10th Street, First Street. Third Avenue, Fourteenth St and Willet Point Road are followed to the North Hempstead Turnpike al Bayside- The Turnpike is followed 10 Middleneck Road which winds to Port Washington amid thick foliage.
 Leaving Port Washington a pleas ant drive is. enjoyed along the shore of Manhasset Bay back to the North Hampstead Turnpike The Turnpike ts followed to Flushing, from whence The motorist may follow the causeway back to the ferry at College Point and Fnake the run to New York via Cla- Bon Point Road, Westchester Avenue and Southern Boulevard. An alter hate route from Flushing is via Flush Ing Avenue and the Queensboro TQ-7r1 4o