The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-11

surface Of the diroct main rad by way
II Elizabeth and Railway
From New Brunswick the road leads
direc. TO Old Rrids. by way Of Tan
ner's corner and winds through pretty
country. south 10 the Jamesbure-Ene-
lishtown road a mile and a half ives;
% the latter place. where Il <urns eAst
and ,rsverses the Monmouth Battle
Ground 70 Freehold From Freehold 20
Lakewood Via Adelphia and SouthArd
the s~urface. which IN the spring Was
n a far from satisfactory state, 10 now
4, better condition.
Lakewood lies eighty miles from New
York In the frasrent pine belt Of
New Jersey. ten miles back from the
ocean Although essentially . winter re-
SORT. i.s dry and celebrating atmos-
phere. together with the natural charm
Of 'ts axes and whispering pine forests,
a. well A. the many points OF interest
IN me vicinity. makes this pleAsan, re-
sort = satisfactory reeting place. Some Of
L~akewood's hotels are not open during
the summer months, and for this .
motorists may prefer to continu. the
trip to one Of the favortte coass towns
before calling . halt
With An eaeterly III IN Lakewood
The route passes Laurel Farms and
Burrsville INT reaches the Atlantic
SVotk !" ViH EIco&1nt~ ITO0l u}Go
poin: a quantity interesting run south
along the shore Of Barnegat May may -
made for a few miles through Manto-
Joking 20 pretty Seaside Park.
N~orthv-ard from Point pieasaa NJ the
route passes through B-.elle ard Man
asquar' two ou'-' ana peaceful l'..le
places. and turns night, across the rail-
roai. 10 sea Girt, the summer capital of
New Jersey Avon a pretty seaside -
so-' - reached ~ = charming run
ta-puCA villa Park. Sprug Lake and
Lax. como. closely toIlovad by Brad
icy Reach auf '-iu OCEAN Grove.
A~tu-y PARK separated from Ocean
GroV. 90 N->ie, Lake. : one II ne
most popular ~ all -. north Jersey
coast r-~ur'>. and IL located twenty
! r1i.~. from LakcoJ"d and q hundred
FROM N-U YORK 10y In rout. outlined
VIII IN. varied attractions ina, are
provided 10Y the b,rer' Of IT. thou
sands - uWrer visitor. and the well
known q.a.'ty.O VI - numerous hotels,
THIS falu"u, seasld. holidAy resort is
q thoroughly ,atisfa.to-, stopping place
either for a luncheon halt. or a. d night
stop J.. The tour j. extended 20 a ueek
emu trip. The a'trac'ivereSs ~ .Asbury
Park consists very largely IN the varied
character % It's anusements lts beaches
CNer facilities FOR tine rN.s- bathing It's
boardwalk e one ~ q. most distinctly.
features and extend Tor r1iles along ~.
shore, connecting nearby coss, resort
both 10 the north and south, while 70,
piers are a never failing source OF inter.
est and amusement by day and night.
Ailenhurt Deal Beach and Elberon
all close together, are passed through
north OF Akeury. and eacl presents
pleasing p!ctures Of attractive seaside
ZrA -aAfiArt -aS Y.-
A~llenhurst Is picturesque Deal Lake
while near BY are the famous Hollywood
and Deal Golf clubs, Long Branch. on,
OF the FIRST OF the Jersey coast resort,
10 be established. iie~ seven ynilee from
Asbury Park and possesses some re
msrkably attractive summer residence.
besides , number u BEAUTIFUL homes Il
the pretty n-.sabor!ng country. Re.
Bank and othe- points Oh the milan,
waters along Ruinson Neck may con
ver!ently be reached from Long Branch
\ number ~ fsvoritt summer huli.a,
resorts are passed. a. the route run,
north along the narrow strip Of coast
bOuaIed or IL, west by the Shr-wsbur,
and Nayee!nk rivers and on the eas, b,
the ocean, with tn. ~oode Sayes!ni
H. gNts rising IN picturesque eninenc.
20 the north. Al Highland Beach, he
you'd Monmouth Beach and Seahrisht, TN
route farms inland, cros SEES the draw
bridge 20 the Highlands Of Navesink
nesting At the foot o, the beacol
crowned hill, ana rises by a scenic roc
over the Highlands TO Atlantic High
lands on sandy Hook Bay. disclosing
magnificent view OF sandy Hook an,
Rarltan Bay.
From Atlantic Highland. TO Keypor
the road Offers reasonably fair surfzc
amid attractive scenery, hut az Key
port = detour has TO be taken south b
way of MataWan and ~Cheseauake I
avoid road construction, 20 south An
boy. n the ferry to Totteuyille land
the car on Staten Island. The pretty
Winding Amboy road through Princes
Bay. Huguenot n New Dorp is In fair.
good condition, though in places fires
dressing is apt to be encountered. Fror
-. George the municipal ferry lie take
to the Battery, aud tho attractive roun
trip of 1863 miles ends at the clubhous
OF Ffty-fourth street.