The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-16
PLEASANT COSBY BEACH
SOME OF THE PEOPLE WHO ARE
THERE.

Opening ofihe Season for I9OO-The Re-
markab1e G rowth of a Shore Resort
Fishermen Who Hnd Luck This Week.
Among the many charming resorts
and summer colonies along the east
into popular favor than Cosey Beach.
Four years ago Cosey Beach was COM
paratively unknown; there We're but
few houses, Now there are many
houses, and many Of them are large and
commodious. Land that four years ago
sold for a song now commands a good
price, and one property owner recently
refused an offer of $1,000 for fifty
foot lot.
| Some of the cottages are occupied, but
the majority of the summer residents
wait for the closing of the school year
before making their summer exodus to
the shore Some of those now at the
shore are:
Alfred Edmondson and family have
been domicied in their cottage at Cosey
Beach since May 1.
James Eaton and family of North
Haven are staying in their cottage.
Rocky Rest" since May /. He has
built a cottage in the rear, which he
will rent.
Harry Leigh has been occupying his
cottage since April 1. He has recently
bought George Hugos cottage.
Arson Clinton, the piano dealer in
this city, who resides in North Iaven
and owns two cottages, is occupying
one of them and has rented the other
to Mr.. Doyle, who manufactures Be-
kaska In the city
e. j. Hough of Yalesville, who pur-
chased the large cottage last year of
Augustus G. Hausmann, has rented it
to Mr.. Keegan, the Grand avenue drug
gist, for the summer. Mr.. Keegan will
occupy it permanently as soon as school
closes.
Augustus c. Hausmann and family
will occupy their cottage, 1.-THE Band
Box the last of June.
e. ]. Clinton of Cintonville will spend
to-day and Sunday in their cottage and
will spend most of the summer there.
Chidsey Brothers, builders, have built
three nice houses back from the shore.
which they will rent for the summer.
Herbert Smith of North Haven has
recently sold one of his cottages on the
shore front and one hundred feet of
land to North Haven parties He will
occupy the other cottage with his fam
lily July 1.
Mr. Beebe, employed at Winchesters,
has moved his cottage about one hun
bred feet nearer the shore and will &C.
cupy it later on.
Alexander Fulton and family of Liv-
ingston street will occupy their cot
tage, Ray Erie in short time.
Edward Phelan, the Orange street
costumer, and wife will occupy his cot
tage, "Edgewater," July A.
A new waiting room has been added
to the pavilion near the railroad, which
is great convenience to visitors.
1t is expected that Mr.. Bartlett, who
has had the management of the Mans
field house for several years, will cater
to the public this summer, as his lease
has not yet expired, although the house
and grounds are now owned by Harry |
Leigh.
Cosey Beach is very popular as fish
ing resort and many parties have been |
very successful this spring. On Tues |
day evening Augustus Hausmann and |
his brother; Henry Hausmann, rode to |
Cosey Beach on their bicycles from Mr.. |
Hausmann's residence on Beacon Falls, |
Fort Wooster Park, in twenty minutes
and in about three hours caught with |
bob line eight pounds of cells.