Malerischen New London und Umgebung, Groton, Mystic, Montville, Waterford, der zu Beginn des zwanzigsten Jahrhunderts; bemerkenswerte Features von Interesse. . ItO [malerischen 1 Rew Uondon": iii (l miiili verwendet liigliway Alontauk connectingPcqiiol und Alleen, liewould Ik-(juilc iiitain zu beachten tlieresidences von fiiarles F. Edney andCaptain Frank H., Bcckwith twohouses für ihre locationand auffällig für die adiiiiralileness von theirgeneral Aussehen. Eine solche Runde Der residentialportions Neuer I. ondon woidd cntliusiatic approvalof besure in seiner Linie Residenzen und pleasanthomes zu führen:

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Picturesque New London and its environs, Groton, Mystic, Montville, Waterford, at the commencement of the twentieth century; notable features of interest .. . itO [picturesque 1Rew Uondon» :iii(l miiili used liigliway connectingPcqiiol and Alontauk avenues, liewould Ik- (juilc iiitain to note tlieresidences of fiiarles F. Edney andCaptain Frank H. Bcckwith, twohouses conspicuous for their locationand for the adiiiiralileness of theirgeneral appearance. Such a round of the residentialportions of New I.ondon woidd besure to result in cntliusiatic approvalof its line residences and pleasanthomes: Init more than one inspection (iiaiiilc. and ( liaiining streets, isWilliams Iaik. presented to the cityin 1858 l)y(lciieral William Williams, of Norwich, as a memorial to ids son, Thomas W. Williams, a former mer-chant of New I^ondon. •lust Iteyond the Pe(|)t section isOcean Heacli—one of the linest onthe coast—and Ocean Heach Iark, city j)ropertv with a large [irivateownership in handsome cottages. Thisouting sj)ot is constantly growing inimj)orlaMcc. Thus the cit is well. RESIDENCE OF ARTHUR KEEFE-40 BROAD STREET. should be made in order to adequatelyappreciate the citys advantages andopi)ortnnities as a place of charmingdwellings and elegant residences. It is the good fortune of New Lon-don to possess several delightful out-ing spots and breathing jilaces. OnBroad Street, bounded on its westernmargin l)y Hempstead Street, isWilliams Memorial Iark. which owesits existence as a public playgroundto the late Hon. Charles AugustusWilliams. Further north on BroadStreet, surronndeil by Broad, Williams, provided with advantages for summerrecreation and diveision. For opportunities of amusement dur-ing the winter season. New F., ondonhas the Lyceum Theatre, the NewLondon Opera House, and the variousentertainments held in f^yric Hall.State Street, and in Lawrence Hall, P>ank Street. The Lyceum Theatre, of which La W. .Jackson is I>esseeand Manager, is the piincipal play-hous

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