The evening world. Newspaper, October 13, 1922, Page 26

~~ Evening World’s Weekly Road Maps for Auto Owners Of New York; Study Map. Before Planning Tours Every auto owner planuing a Saturday or Sunday tour shouldbe in possession of the very last word on road conditions before making a final decision. By arrangement with.O, M. Wells, Chief Roadman of the Automobile Club of America, The Evening|The Evening World maps. and facts about roads By Autoto New Haven for Footvall Games By O. M. Wells. (Chief Roadman, the Automobile Club of America). Comyrient, 1922 (New York Bvening World) Press Publishing pany. Ninety per cent. of the people who attend the football games thi fall at New Haven will go by motor, and the question arises “which isthe best ‘way to go." New Haven is 75 miles from New York City, over the most direct route via the Boston Post Road —115 miles from Boston—166 miler from Albany by the way of Pittsfield, Springfield and” Hamford—100 > miles from Newburgh by the way of Beacon, Danbury and Waterbury. The Boston Post Road, between New York and New Haven,,{6 entirely clear, free from construction and in excellent’ condition, excepting through the mal utreet of Portchester, which is, avoided with an excellent detour between Ry and Greenwich, On days of the bir games there is considerable congestion the trunk lines as a great man) we rather late. All along the Post Road there Is a regular procession. At the same time there are a number of roads with not so much congestion and the mile- age is just about the same between New York and New Haven and routes from al) directions are described as follows: To reach the Boston Post Road from Columbus Circle go through Central Park to 110th \Street, elther £0 north on Seventh Avenue to 145th Street, crossing bridge to Mott Ave- nue, or turn right on 110th Street and left into Fifth Avenue at Mount Mor- ris Park, which is the end of Fifth Avenue, turn right and half block -- .,yond turn left into Madjson Avenue, eropsing the 188th Street bridge t: Mott Avgnue, where a left turn ts mude, ~M: Avenue becomes the Grand Cor e at 162d Street and te reach the Loston Post Road turn right inty'Fordiam Road, go through Fordham “Square, jaseing Fordham Station into Pelhara Parkway and fol- low the shore road to New Rochelle. To reach the old Boston Post Road which is the moaet-direct to New Ro- chelle, turn left just beyond the Bronx Zoo ecntianpe into White Plaina Road and abstit one-tenth of « mile beyond turn right into the old Boston Post Road, which goes direct through Roche! The only ob- struction hetwocn New Rochelle and New Nav at Portchester main stot which is abo’ throwsh Grecawies to New Huvon fp not wercscnry t7 go into New tifut he through Stormviite. Stone House to Wert Pawling then a the west side of Whaley atterson, Where a left turn ‘cing due east crosaing thé id at end of road turn tight rite outh passing Bast Branch Reservoir through Bolom, end of road tule sharp left, do met go into Hrev tor, and ran éast over a good road through Mill Plains to Danbury then on through Newtown to Waterbury and south to the Yale Bowl. Motorists going to New Haven from Albany and points beyond should go through Eqst Greenbush Center, then oyer the ‘Lebanon Mountain to Pittsfield, then go south through Lenox, Stockbridge, Great Barring- ton and through the beautiful Nauga- tuck Valley to Waterbury, then over Whippany Hill to New Haven. Motorists coming from Boston will find the Shore Road through Provt- dence, Westerly and New London to New Haven in excellent condition; in fact, better than it has been for ten years, and perferable to the route viu Worcester, Sprimgtig@fd and Hartford as there is construction work with considerable delay at Palmer, also at Long Meadow. Motorists coming down from North- ern New England via the Conussticut Valley will find the road in 404 con- dition through Greenfield, North- ampton, Springfield, Hartford, Mert den and Wallingford direct to New Ha’ Bréakfast Dish Stewed raisins — delicious energizing, ironizing food. Practically predigested. Also a fine natural tive. 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"An exestiint way we reach Yale Bowl from New York City is to go north on the Grand Concourse to Mosholu Parkway, turn right to the end, at arboretunr in Botanical Ga dens turn left and follow Bronx Ri Parkway to-Mount Vernon; turn right, pass station, top of hill turn feft Into West Lincoln Avenue, bear right around Lincoln Ctrele, turn left at Bailey Country Club and follow White Plains Post Road to Broadway White Plains. If a stort cut from White Plain: desired to the Boston Vost Road from armory in White Plains on Broadway, turn right down hill into Wallace Place and bear right into Westchester Avenue, which i» followed to Porichester, There is cdhstruction work on North Broadway at North White Plains. Ii not finished and opened before the Yale games, turn right at the Col- umbus Monument into Lake Stree, which is an excellent hard-surfaced road coming out at the north end of Kensico Reservoir, and after crossing coneret® bridge, turn right and follow witding road to Armonk, At church turn right and run to Bedford then through Cross Riv: South Salem, Ridgefield, Danbury, Newtown, Sandy Hook, Bouthbury, then over Middie- bury Hill through Middiebury to Wa- terbury. From Waterbury go south ‘brough the Naugatuck Vulley to Na- tuck, then over Whippany Hill 10 New Haven and the Yale Bowl. Thete ls also an excellent road from Water bury south over the Naugatuck Valley through Seymour then sarough Deroy to the Yale Bowl, Motorists golng from points beyon! Yonkers and Hastings via Broudwey van turn off at the church In Dobv: Berry und follow the Haw Mill Rive: Road, which is in, excellent condition through Priarcliff to Millwood they east over the hill to Mount Kisco. Newcastle Corners, connecting with the route above at Bedford. If the Nyack Ferry ts cronsed > Tarrytown, turn Jeft into Broadway and at North Tarrytown turn right into old Bedford Road, go through Pocantico Hills and be sure and turn left Into the Saw Mil! River Road na i 1 road through Pleasantville atructio There {x nlso a good r Broudway ay the Albany Post Road from Bea:baro going ide ‘the Beerboro church rough tein best MACLYN ARBUCKLE saya: “Clover Gardens Save yourself tire trouble Ameriee voribed. DANCING AMBROBE’S — ORCHESTRA CLOVER OLUB SUPPERS Briarcliff connecting with the regula: route through Briarcliff north arc from Ossining go due’ east via High land Avenue to Millwood then throug’ Mount Kisco to, Bedfot. 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