New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
ATLANTIC CITY AFFAIRS.
Plans for Permanent Lighting of
the BoardzCaLk.

Atlantic City. Dec. % OSpeciaD.-It is probable
that the new City Council which VIII be organized
4 on January viii be asked TO make permanent the
lighting effects on the boardwalk which have been
such a great success and such attraction for
the thousands Of visitors here in the year. And
it IS also probable that the scheme of decora-
ton Will be changed and made OF a more perma-
nent character than that now in force. Just now
the thousands of electric light bulbs along and
across the promenade are sustained by means OF
wires stretched at right angles across the walk.
The city electrician has devised plan by which
iron or steel arches may be erected the prone
made TO sustain variety Of novel lighting effects.
and which would be far decorative than the
wires across the esplanade and would be useful
for decorating purposes for carnival or anything
OF that sort The plan is TO erect four or five OF
Just TO try the relative tonic worth Of Atlantic
b5 Sa Ss b sOe-i m % a. 5lJuSS OI SNe% 49[a
wood for the benefit OF his health. came to
the Hotel St Charles He viii remain at the shore
for an extended period and see what the climate
here VIII 90 toward restoring him TO his former
TIE Hotel Ponce de Leon has been bsautihed by
coat Of paint on the exterior and the erection Of
a parloT. There have been many improve
be ready TO open again about January /
Matthew j. Harrington: OF New York, is spending
Ttpgton and they are staying at the Hotel windsor
L tue were married at the City Hall Jersey City
last Saturday and gave their address as Hotel
for their honeymoon Both have long been patrons
Of the Dennis and spent the greater portion OF
Thomas b Foulkrod and s Walter Foulkrod. of
Philadelphin. ars smong the weeks visitors al the
Hotel Chalfunte.
6S as o feRs f25 s5d I Spend fd
rest OF the winter along the gulf.
Ar and Mrs Charles Orr, OF Plttsburg, are
spending fortnight at the Hotel Brighton
Mrs.. y. c. Parsons and Mrs L. Carlisle. OF
New York, at the Hotel Traymore.
Dr. Franklin A Dorman Of New York. is at the
Hotel Chalfonte.
Atlantic City and Eastertde are being counted
upon by promoters OF the National Bowling As
sOctation as magnets that will attract thousands
Of persons here and make the organizations spring
tournament the largest and most notable that has
ever been held II was originally intended 10 hold
found that no suitable building for the purpose
could be secured In Philadelphia. the tOurna-
ment was transferred 70 Atlantic City and VIII be
held In the alleys on Young's Ocean Pier.
Francis Ellis Chandler an English barTfster ac-
companied by Mrs. Chandler, is making a tour Of
America At present he is in Atlantic City and
Mrs. Kline wife OF Nlahlon Kline OF Phila delphIa
IS spending few weeks at the Hotel Dennis She
Is accompanied by her daughter.
STATE Senator Bloomfield Afinch Of New Jersey
fs spending his honeymoon here with his bride
TTz5ey were married q few days ago and are now
81 die Hotel Chalfonte.
.son 81 Earl Mar Hall. Mr. Johnson has no mar
ttc,,lar place OF abode and has not had for some
time He spends all OF his time in travel and has
~ en in almost every part N the world. He de-
claTes the most pleasant Christmas he expe-
rierceS was with the monks I'm Switzerland
n n Dunn and o. C. Henry. OF Washington. are
,o-,aT,noent attaches who spending short time
5ere They are az the Hotel ST. Charles.
Gustav Wasserlein q tourist OF Jamaica. r. an
Atlantic CITY visitor. He is at Earl Mar Hall.
Dr and Mrs. Alexander Armstrong. OF Trenton,
1srtv Of Brooklypites az the Hotel Eolrnntrut
includes Mrs W. II zsis1sr, Mr.. Charles n.