The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-11
THREE ROUTES OFFERED
FOR TRIP TO PRINCETON
Best One. \. c. A. Reports. Is
the Longest, via Springfield
and SOmerville.

For those going by automobile TO the
fale-Princeton football game at Prince
ton next Saturday a choice of three
routes offers. The best roads are found
according to reports OF the Automobile
club of America. on the line through
Newark, Springfield and Somerville This
measures siXty-two miles and is the
longest There il shorter route by way
Of Newark. Elizabeth and New Bruins
wick, $50 miles, which is in good condi-
ton except some few miles of rutted
macadam between Railway and New
Brunswick
The Staten Island route. the shortest,
is in good condition excepting that il
neccssitates the use of the long ferry
from the Battery to Staten Island and
a second ferry from Tottenville to Perth
Amhoy. and some stretches of road are
rough for "A short distance on this route,
which Is 49, miles.
The Automobile club has prepared
route cards. giving all these three routes
rs well as a map showing how to reach
the Palmer Stadium after Princeton is
reached. In compact form, these cards
give full Information on all the turns to
he made on the way to Princeton and
the towns passed through.
The directions to the Palmer Stadium
are Entering Princeton on Nassau
street. pass Harrison street and Princeton
avenue then turn left into Murray place,
which follow across Prospect avenue
where ii becomes Ftz- Randolph road
Go one block and turn right into the
Western Way to the entrance of the Pal
mer Stadium. Arrangements have been
made east OF the Stadium for parking
1000 cars. The charge for parking space
is 81. For motorists who wish the ser
Vice of a garage. several will be found
on Nassau street The total capacity
Of these establishments is about 200
cars.
No automobiles will be permitted on
be closed at both ends; Harrison street
will also he closed from Nassau street
10 the Western Way.
Motorists from Trenton and other
points in New Jersey, coming by way
of Iawrenceville and entering Princeton
on Nassau street should continue past
the University campus Washington road
and Oden street, and then turn right
into Murray place.
Those who use the Trenton New
Brunswick Turnpike from Trenton should
go past Penns Neck. where Washington
road to Princeton will be closed to traffic
and take tho next left hand road, then
turn right and left at the succeeding
corners and go on across the canal, then
cross Carnegie Lake and straight on into
Harrison street to the Western Way
where turn left leads to the stadium
New York motorists aud others from
the coast section of New Jersey who
have used the Freehold or other routes
to Monmouth Junction may go by way OF
Kingston and connect with the routes
given from New York. In order to avoid
the congestion continue on the Trenton
New Brunswick Turnpike. take a right
fork just before crossing a bridge, Ave
and a half miles after crossing the rail-
road at Monmouth Junction.
After the game go from the parking
space by way OF Broadmead street, which
becomes Princeton avenue after crossing
Prospect avenue. At the end of the
street turn right for the return to New
York by way OF New Brunswick.