Morning journal and courier., 1886-09-24
POLICE COMmIssIONERs.
They Hold an Afternoon Meeting 8
 Select Voting Places.

They Hold an Afternoon Meeting and
 Select Voting Places.
 At meeting of the police commissioners held last evening Fire Alarm Superintendent Smith appeared and said that he was ready to put in signals such as are now used at the precinct, at the Union depot, the corner of Hill, Church, Chapel streets, remove the Gamewell signal from the corner of Grand avenue and Fillmore street to the corner of Grand avenue and Ferry street, and substi tute his signal for $500. The telephone com pany is to furnish the wires for which Mir. Smith will pay rental. The instruments which MT. Smith will put in will be merely loaned to the city, as MT. Smith is contem- plating making some improvements on his present pattern.
 He was given permission to go ahead and put up the signals.
 The following voting places for the coming election were chosen: First ward, 67 Center street; Second ward, II Park street; Third ward, ITO Congress avenue; Fourth ward, street; Fifth ward, Fl Chestnut Street; Sixth ward, AS St. John street; Seventh ward, 197 Hamilton street; Eighth ward, TAO State street: Ninth ward, 142 Dixwell avenue; Tenth ward, 375 Elm street; Eleventh ward, 100 Ferry street; Twelfth ward, 184 Poplar street; Thirteenth ward, Franklin hall, Westville; Fourteenth ward, engine house; Fifteenth ward, residence of J. w. Rowe, Annex.
 Entertainments.
 AMERICAN THEATER.
 "The Wrong Coachman" is the name of the very funny afterpiece which the excel lent variety company at this theater this week are producing
 NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
 On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday eve nings and Wednesday afternoon of next week L. R. Shewell's drama entitled 'Shad- ows of Great City" will be presented by what is pronounced to be frst-class company.
 BUNNELL's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
 The Corinne opera company, of which the charming little Corinne is the leading lady, still continues to draw large houses at this opera house. Yesterday after noon and evening "Girofe- -Girofls'' was produced, and this evening the "Chimes of Norman dy" will be given.
 THK-KINDERGARDEN. The New Haven Opera House was well filled last evening at the first presentation Tn this city of MT. Robert G. Morris musical farce comedy, the Kindergarten. The play abounds in amusing incidents and the audi ence last night were kept in roars of laugh ter throughout the performance. MT. Macy as Philander Duchesne was capital. MT. Fred Mendoza made an excellent Widow Magee and deserved the applause he received George Bruening in the role of Georgie Goodson made decided hit. His song, | ssI'm just as young as used to be-" was the 1 best selection on the programme. Of Miss | Dinsmore as Ivy Magee, the widows roman | tic daughter, only praise can be said. The support was fair. The performance will be | repeated this and tomorrow nights and l there will also be Saturday matinee. The company deserve full house. Underwear. | A large stock of fall and winter underwear ! just received by B. J. STONE. Bicycle Supply Co.,, 32 Front street, agente l for the American Star bicycles. l Gloves. 1 A full line of fall kids. dogskin at l STONES, Chapel, cor Church st. Smith Bros. 'Borax is in increased demand, l its utility being daily manifest. l In all shapes and qualities, at popular pri- | ces, at B. J. SToNEs.
 Bicycle Supply Co.,, 32 Front street, man | ufacturers of Acme saddles. | E. c ". Collars. l A full line always to be found at SToNE's,