New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
ATLANTIC CITY AFFAIRS.
Too Much Electric Light for Noon
Hght LOrers.

Atlantic City, June 16 (specaD.-Last year II
was regarded as the proper thing for women TO
promenade the boardwalk in the evening without
hats This style began early in the season, and
hardly any one was seen to wear he4dgear either
day or night But the milliners found this was
not exactly profitable TO their trade. and they tm-
mediately had the style changed II they didn't
then some one else did, for this yea there is hard
ly person seen on the walk without hat. day.
light or dark.
The people here want the electric lights fss-
tooned across the lower end OF the boardwalk n
the Chelsea region removed, because they inter-
fere with the enjoyment OF the moonlight on tie
water. \ request has been made by a number o;
the residents Of Chelsea and nearly all OF the hotel
proprietors OF that part Of the city to have tbs
lights removed the current turned or It Is
beautiful in that part OF the resort on a moor
light night There are no piers, amuseInsHt
places, no bands Of music, and nothing break
the quiet. Hundreds OF persons seek this place
for quiet walk TO enjoy the sheen OF the moon
upon the bosom Of the Atlantic. and tie City
Council Will in all probability grant the desired
removal OF the lamps, that the beauties OF nature
may be the more appreciated
With Longport and South Atlantic City both
building boardwalks. and with VentnOr City and
Atlantic City having already joined their respec.is
walks the time is not far distant when one VIII
be enabled TO walk all the way from Absecon Iniet
to Great Egg Harbor Inlet distance OF nearly
ten miles. upon plank walk directly along the
ocean. The walk as now constituted is the lOns-
est Of any resort IN the world and when the othsr
two smaller resorts complete theirs there IS EEds
likelihood that anything viii ever be built that VII
compare with it.
This has been busy week here. for the Master
Car Builders and Master Mechanics associations
have been holding their joint annual cOnyen1oa
at the Steel Pier, and the sessions have been al
tended by nearly four thousand delegates, 70 say
nothing Of the exhibitors and their assistants no
heavy electric and steam engines sent for exai1-
ton purposes had 10 be placed on the tracks o.
the Pennsylvania Railroad. AT Tennessee and AZ
lantIc avenues, where they were properly la0eAsl
Some of the visitors at tha cottages and hOlss
have been making complaint 70 the Mayor concef%
ing the noises in the early hours OF the rlorains
which makes sleep almost an impossibilty. NeAo'
ers and newsbCys crying their wares have no lSn-
dency TO soothing influences. and the Mayor Hls
caused ordinance to be introduced in the 1S
Council this week which viii givs him the HsA
power to correct these evils. He IS also after us
Salvation Army for hammerins their big drums Sa
the beach and in the streets.
The association TO which Captain Mark CASIO
belongs will not permit him % sail his AUXILIARY
yacht Alberta in which he made his daring 70
and gallant rescue OF the passengers and crew '.
the steamer Cherokee. from its wharf, ol,
Casio has leased the wharf IN front OF the Fas-
Palace Hotel. and he VIII sail his craft from L.
After their victory over Yale last SATURDAY =.
members of the Princeton baseball team Sa ys,srs.
walk with bands OF yellow and black ana - ~ ~.
ers OF me same colorS IN the outtohSs5S 5 ni.shs.
coats. The young men. headed by thelr, TyS5otl
Don Doyle engaged suite of rooms az ne = Ia tss
Lraymore and stayed here until the mlaa's y
The work of making good driveway o. otII,sss-s Issrs
1nticipate having the street Completed by Jay
Il is being asphalted from New Jersey a's"~'
The two railroads are doing everything in ssss sss
power 10 aid IN making the carnival N ~ Sns a.s
The Chute Park at the Inlet success III pa Ssysr
week OF July They are getting out spee!as s1s a.
r9ad VIII run a late train from the tSSoss rrspsEr
close or the piGht performance OtAer h 81
be- one OF ne bigaS are S SONS Sb rssort has ss
had. 1t VIII last an entire week ,,o GO
'ver here several months ago seeking Tes10sas
10 health. IS convalescing AT the Hotel pehaa-.s
made a nudge in New Y0rk he was Uassrs
2onuSal appointment at the hands OF E'''
Miss Ethel NJ Lea the daughter OF GovsraGsrs ssors
y DelaWdre, Is spending a few weeks az ~SsNsasst i
Phillips, who has been making her home Al -
Hotel Brighton for several weeks. u-,sams-
on, at the Hotel Mount Vernon. r,ass
GSSrss wsSa o. Pq2n partner Of fSFss fSSsFTs
u the Hotel Boseobel accompanied by his Sansv.
Moons at the HStsI ei 1rSqgois. They are NJ "a
St 1Fs; wis t ID niger OF Camden, NJ MI ard Ms
Robert Hopf of New York, and Mr. and Mrs JOE
rOwson, OF Baltimore. ,s,ssss
Nr. and Mrs. J. *. MaCGowan and the Ssnors Il
dacC Ciowan OF New York came over 20 the sp.xs i
2 their automobile this week and regtstereG eGSors
totel SOtern for few weeks STAY 70 tne Sa ars
Charles Berg and family. OF Philadelphsa' NJ
pending a few DAYS at the Hotel jackson, /
3erg is Interested in the organization OF eoassr,s
or the Introduction Of automobiles INTO rss- i
America and many OF the stockholders S1o n
lents OF this city. ..I
Commander Patt. U. s y. retired. aeconnsrrssIss
" MS daughter and Miss Heath. Of WaSAls,.7
5 staying AT the Hotel Wiltshire While on -
ended visit 10 the shore. ,sS
The Countess de SibOur. OF France tS = w.