The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-18

ono occasion ma sacred the inhabitants.
From Greenfield a heavily travelled trunk
line runs north up the Connecticut into
the White Mountains. while another cuts
across the low hills to East Mortified.
the home OF Dwight l.. Moody. and by
way of Lake SpoTord to Kecne and
Concord.
St!,l another ribbon o. oiled macadam
winds along Millers River - Winchindon
and then TO Fitchhurg and thence by
way Of Concord and Lexington into
Br.;ou and westward the Mohawk Trail
connects Greenfield with North ADAMS
and Williamstown.
From the Berkshire region two great
trunk lines lead south. ono to Wa'or-
bury ard New Haven and Bridcp port.
the other 70 New York CITY Norfolk.
Wins,oi and Torring;"r lie a.on- No
former route. attractive Connecticut
towns turing tourists from al. over the
Cu.ted states.
Waterbury. once famous for It's
watches. : now equally wei known as
a touring centre. It's splendid hott. has
had not q lit'.o Influence - his end
Situated IN tho heart ~ tho Houeatonic
hills Waterbury Is the logical starting
place for a dozen delightful tours. one
Of the prettiest OF these descends the
Naugltuck to seymour. whence one may
,urn east 70 New Haven or continue
down TO Derby and follow the liousa-
tonic TO bridgeport. the chief manufac-
turing centre OF the state.
one usually thinks % New Haven IN
connection with Yale University. yet Il
vies with bridgeport "a a munitions
centre. Here Is located the great plant
Of the Winchester Repeating Arms Com
pany and here also Is the Yale Bowl,
with accommodations for more troops
-f-l
shall ever have in our regular army.
Not far from New Haven. on the post
read to Hartford. IS a hos,clry which
claims the proud distinction Of being the
only inn in New England where George
Wa shircton did not stop, Next comes
WalInEford. and then Meriden equally
proud OF its Hanging Hills" through
which the picturesque Cathode Pass
offers a worth while option into
Hartford. To go east, on the. west bank
Of the Connecticut. Middletown boasts
al Episcopal Theological Seminary and
Wesleyan COLLEGE.
The capital of the State. Hartford. Is
cited by many as Americas most beau
tfu. city, The claim IS certainly sub
Stimulated by its imposing state House.
the many beautiful parks. "A handsome
sto"c bridge across the Connecticut and
numerous excellent buildings. public
and private. Trinity College, an Fps
copal institution. crowns a hill In the
southeastern par, Of town.
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Worcester. which lies about midway
between Springfield and Boston, divides
with some half dozen Of other loCaliti"s
the title Of the Athens ~ America. Ger
tain ii - that culture does not languiSa
IN THIS, the second city of the Bay State,
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