Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18
DOINGs ATTHEROCK

AAO A YPTOACn OI the SeA8Oh at NotN Haven's POpulaL Summer Resort
 Many Cottages Being Occupied. Savin Rock is again slowly making it's yearly awakening out of it's winter torpor | and getting in holiday attire for the swift ly approaching season. The electric road
 will be completed in month or so and l thus access to the Rock greatly facilitated, enabling twice the number of cars to be
 run there daily.
 Captain Snow, the popular proprietor of
 the Sea View hotel, is fitting up and inn
 proving the building and premises so that it will present very attractive appear
 ance. This hotel has been open since May 1, and already MT. R. W. Mcintyre and
 family of this city and Mrs. Chatfield of
 Waterbury are stopping there, and great
 many others have engaged apartments for
 the season.
 MT. Louis Moegling, the genial and
 hearty landlord of tho Beach house, or
 "Deutsches Hotel," is entirely refitting
 and refurnishing his establishment, hot
 and cold water, gas and all the city con-
 veniences having been put in. The res taurant will be under the management of . the Misses Moegling, and the house ex- poets to be prepared by June ]. MT.
 Peter Cousack, customs house official in New York, and family will be at this hotel for the summer. Also MT. New burger and family, jewelry dealer from - Brooklyn, and Mr. Guyott of Holyoke, D proprietor of the Guyott house at that . place. Mir. Jules Prokasky, proprietor g of the Yale hotel in this city, and family g have engaged apartments here for the U a ! summer. This hotel is one of the neatest 8 and most attractive at the Rock, and is
 | famed far and near for the excellence of | it's cuisine.
 e The Hinman house and Waverly house d are being put in readiness also for the x season.
 Mr. Moritz Spier of the firm of Spier & # Co.,, the State street coal dealers, has se- Q cured the Hinman cottage for the season. l. MT. Thomas Judge will run the Second e Avenue hotel, which was formerly run by 3: Donnelly Bros, who have removed to ., ! Woodman.
 MT. Frank Elwell and family of Dan
 bury, Conn, has rented Mrs. Oppenheimer'f
 cottage and will be here the entire
 summer.
 h. Mrs. Dr. Charles Ives has just returned d to her cottage, also Mrs. John Osborn ii 70 now occupying her cottage. er MT. Galbraith and family of New Haver d spent last week at their cottage and will ar be here for a large part of the hot weather r, Hills homestead, f'the old farmhouse ho y, tel" is being given spring freshening ant
 will doubtless be one of the most popula a- retreats here this summer. to Captain Cox is as usual at the Surf house n. which he has extensively renovated ant n' improved.
 O'Connell's Shore house is being mucl .s. improved. There are about fifty ne1 IT, bathing houses which are expected to nt soon erected here.
 f;ss MT. F. E. Morgan has moved down ed his cottage for the season. lis Anew octagonal pavilion has been erect n rs ed near the grove, in which Captain Harr ad Horne's Wild West show will open on Dec ut oration day and probably remain for tw aa aa ! or three months.
 on Captain Horne is long haired Nebrat ,s- kan. He and his wife made themselve o.. famous in Canada last fall, when he wa m. giving his show at the Toronto Industria lis exhibition. The American flag was tor IT'S Canucks and trampled upon. The captai It. rescued the flag and raised another in it ITS place, which he successfully guarded wit nd l dangerous looking rife. An America IT, tourist saw the patriotic act and afterward ls sent the captain a fine flag bearing th o' Stars and Stripes.
 Private docks are being built along tt ge shore, the fruit stands, restaurants an
 dancing pavilions are receiving fresh coa W, of paint and there is a general air of st ggh and hustle that betokens the coming ,mm m the boys and girls.
 P. But Ssvin Rock is 8 changed place. .n' revolution has taken place. The dry man .ce thirst can no longer be quenched here h IS; the ''man-ennobling or defling" juice el- the grape. And in it's stead we have u sso9.. Keeley institute with gold dust drinl ing and where scores of patients are receivi1 icy | treatment.
 rg-
 ng A Good Suosestton
 To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER:
 It is said that petition is being circ su, s1 lated, headed by George w. Cooper, ad. have the square at the junction of St.Jol
 street and Grand avenue called McGows