The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-02
DOINGS AT COSBY BEACH
HAPPYTIMESAT THIS ISPLEASANT
 RESORT.
Its Summer Population Now at About the Full Number-stringIngW Wires for Are Lights for the Glorious Fourth Many Notes About People.

Are Lights for the Glorious Fourth Many Notes About People.
 Cosey Beach has about reached it's complement of shore residents, and there are but few untenantsd houses. Most of the houses are rented for the season, but the cold, indictment weather of the past month has been a drawback in the matter of seashore comfort and has caused some homesickness.
 Sunday was a gloomy day at the Beach and the cottagers suffered from ennui and the hotels transacted no bus mess. But with the clearing skies and warm weather of yesterday Cosey Beach presented a clean, bright and sparkling appearance, and the cottag- CTS and hotel keepers are preparing for a Glorious Fourth of July. The rail- road company had a force of men at work yesterday extending lines of arc lights from the railroad to the Momau guin and vicinity of the pavilion. and is expecting two thousand visitors on that day.
 Some of the newly-arrived cottagers at Cosey Beach are:
 Le Grand Bevins and family, of Mer- iden, have been living in the cottage they own near the Momauguin since April 1. They have rented the cottage for the month of July to James Dunn and family, of Meriden, who arrived yesterday. MT. and Mrs. Bevins and Miss Edith Bevins are staying with friends at. the Beach.
 MT. Harty, of Blatchley avenue, su- perintendent of the New Haven Car riage company, and family came to the cottage Scotch Cap week ago for the summer. Miss Harty is teacher in the State Normal school.
 Mrs. Gallon and family, of Water bury, who have been at their cottage, the Waterbury, for several weeks, re- turned to Waterbury yesterday. The Waterbury Is one of the largest and finest houses on the eBach. situated not far from the Momauguin, and was oc- cupied by James Hemingway, the bank CT, of this city for two seasons, but he is now with his family in the cottage owned by E. F. Thompson, of East Ha- ven. Mrs E. F. Thompson is now mak- HE d IUuI Ol WliCLS oiiC "Chb expecting to attend the coronation ex- ercises.
 Mir. Ravens and family, of Meriden, came Saturday to occupy the Kirkham cottage, which is one of the prettiest cottages on the Beach. They will stay several weeks.
 H. A. Blakeslee, of Hartford, has been in the cottage he owns with his family about three weeks. They have returned to Hartford, and Mir. Hamil- ton, of the ladies' furnishing store on Chapel street, came last Wednesday for stay through the summer with his family.
 Hobart Crockett, of North Haven, has very pretty cottage nearly com- pleted. situated near the railroad al- though his lot extends to the Beach. The inside of the cottage is finely fin ished, and runor has it that it will soon be occupied by bride and groom.
 William Keegan, the Grand avenue druggist, who has occupied the Hough cottage for two years, will go to-day to his new house which has just been com pleted. It is a good-sized house, paint ed a bright yellow, and is built on the Silver Sand property.
 A fine house is now in process of com- pletion for L. Schorer, of the New Eng, land Transportation company, of this city. The house has hip roof and will have eight rooms and two stairways and Is expected to be ready for occu- pancy about the middle of this month. MT. Schorer and family last year occu- pied the H. A. Blakeslee cottage.
 Mrs. Campbell and the Misses Eliza beth, Catherine and Helen Campbell, school teachers of this city, came to their cottage for the summer last Fri day. .
 William B. Hall the State street fur- rliture dealer of this city, and family have been in their cottage week. Miss Mabel Hall expects to entertain a num- Der of her schoolmates from the How ard seminary at West Bridgewater, near Boston. this summer.
 Mir and Mrs. Alexander Fulton and family have been in their cottage, Ray Eric, a week or more. Mrs. Fulton en- tertained yesterday Mrs. Frank Fichtl, Mrs. Kaehrle, Miss Kaehrle, Mrs. Chandler and Miss Theodore Martus.
 Mrs. Alfred Edmondson and Miss Lu- cy4 Edmondson are occupying their cot tage.
 John Bradley and family, of this city, moved into the Clinton cottage yester- day for the summer.
 s. s. Mallett, the hardware dealer on Chapel street, and family are living in the Edgewater, the largest Phelan cot tage.
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 Charles Hine and family, of 174 How ard avenue are occupying the hand some new Phelan cottage.
 Augustus c. Hausmann, of Beacon avenue, and family arrived at their cot tage, the Band Box, on Friday night. MT. Hausmann has added a great con- venience to his cottage in the shape of a galvanized water tank on the roof and has connected pipes and faucets into the house, which render labor easy, and with so much rain the tank is well filled with water. Mrs. Hausmann had as guests on Saturday Master Percy Paulin, of Livingston street, Mrs. Will Ham Cooper and family and Mrs. Bar rows and family, from the Granniss Corners; Mrs. Charles H. Merwin, of 52 Bishop street. spent the day yesterday, and Mrs. Hausmann expects a party of eight or ten persons for the Fourth of July.
 Mrs. H. c. Richards and family, Mrs. c. Benziker and family and Mrs. D.