Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-06-24
AT sAvIN ROCK.


The Season OpenInE-Business Enter
prises ssarsed-Many Oestagers Al
ready Lesated-Thrse Plcnies This
Wesk-Notes all AleDg the Beach
Ssrees shore Of Long Island sound.
About the middle Of June New Ravens
favorite shore resort begins to awaken from
its winters sleep and gets ready for busy
days. Although the picnic season can hardly
be said to begin before the Fourth, two
weeks Of lively preparation ushsrs in the
happy days. The restauratsur rsnovatss his
establishment, the rife range, photographer'a
stand, aying horse arrangement and other
means Of furnishing amusement inviting to
the public are renovated, and general ACTIVE
ity prevails. The business enterprises will
be represented In about the same manner
and to the same extent - last year. Alline
has rented the Grove restaurant. His abil-
ity to secure license was seriously ques-
tioned, but having met with no opposition
his petition was granted. e. r. Rufile has
partially rebuilt his bowling alley, and will
continue % last season. Frank NcGinny,
Putnam and Skeeles are located O. before.
"Tom" Twitchell has built place on Grove
street, and fitted up what will be known az
Twitchslls hotel. The Nassasoit is now un-
der the proprietorship OF Thomas Stanley.
Mr.. Farrell will manage the Grove house.
The Hinman house has changed hands at
last, and Claud Harvey will endeavor to
make II o remunerative venture.
The Lucas, which formally opened Mon
day, hrs been sold to Mr.. Silva of this city.
The other houses remain under the same
management rs before
With the cottagers the summer season has
formally begun, and although the "for
rent" signs are not scarce, the numerous eve
ming "promenades" indicate the presence of
shore dwellers. Among the regular residents
already domieiled with their families are
Messrs. q. Q. Pettis, R. N. Hoggson. Max
os NJ s s..s r B. h's 2.na a as:.Is
N. Brenner, Trowbridge, Grigg. Heberger,
Paine, Willis, NJ. Mann, A. D. Perkins,
Arnold, Ullman and otheiI. Charles F..
Lsvere Of New Haven has completed the con-
struction Of pretty cottsge and will enjoy
life among the Oriental parkers.
Mr.. Seymour and family Of New Britain
will make this their FIRST summer a. cot-
tsgers; the Blake property hs. been pur-
8. J. Hoegson Of Hoggson & Psttis, whe
owns considerable property at the shore,
will move down shortly.
DR.. Charles Fl. Rowland has established
an Office at the Sea View.
The Malley cottage, which has been unoc-
cupied Cor several seasons, is now rented by
I. NJ. Gilman of this city.
The walks around the square known az
Oriental pork have been put into good con
dition for the summer. 1t is little early
for the residents of the park, but the first
week in July will see nearly all the cottages
a 10
and will be lively with promenaders during
pleasant summer evenings. The park direc-
tors, chosen from among its forty members,
will meet some time in July to consider i'm
provements.
There is quite little complaint because Of
the delay In telephone service to the shore
from the city. The telephone company say
some of the wires, and that the service will
be In working order about week hence.
As yet no Sunday cars run to the rock and
there Is little chance that they will for some
time to come.
There is small water supply at the rock
that perhaps few people know anything Of.
The source IL known as Crystal spring and ia
located about quarter of . mile from the
grove. The water is said to be exceedingly
pnre and sweet, and Is advocated by some as
q substitute for the regular drinking water
supplied.
Proprietor freeman of the Sea View has q
variety of rare wood which he brought with
him from the south this spring. Mr.. Free
mans collection of southern specimens in
cludes two young alligators each about foot
long.
There are three picnics booked for the
rock this week.
There will be an endeavor to start base
ball team to represent Savin Rock this sum.
mer.
The borough officers ordered the laying of
walk on Beach street. The order was
passed last season and limited the time for
the completion of the walk to June /, 1890.
The expense was to be borne by the individ.
ual owners. The borough fathers have as
yet shown no disposition to enforce their
order.
Tho court of justice which will exert judi.
ciary control over Savin Rock offenders will
be presided over by Mr.. Pardee of West HA-
ven. Perhaps he will break the record and
acquit o victim some time.
Miss Emory of West Haven 10 spending q
few days with Beach street friends.
Mr.. N. Greenspeoht, the tebacconist, of
New York, has located his family at the
shore. They occupy the Johnson cottage On
Beach street.
The frst number of the West Haven Shore
Journal for the summer of 1890 has made it's
appearance. 1t rejects great credit upon Its
editor and proprietor, Mr.. 8. p. Goodhsrt.
This is the third season Of this popular sum-
mer journal. It IL issued every Saturday.