Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-21
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

The Political Campaign Opens-Fahf Haven kegistrars Have Been keps Busy Preparing Ward Lists for voters who Arc ssto be Made''-The Quinni- Piac Wards Will supply Throngs or Now voters-The New Polling Places -The Big Rink to be Usilixsd-Sho
 Disxuised Herself Tn Boy's Apparel-
 Antics Of the Hobbs Girl-The Pro.
 vOking Quinnipiae BriAgs-Mayor
 Peck says . Good Word for the Pro-
 posed Eleventh Ward Park-Listlo
 Items Of News.
 The ward registrars of both political par ties have been busy for several days in pre- pairing tho lists of persons who are "to be made" voters, and these enterprising regis trars will attend the sessions of the board of registration, beginning to day, to sec that their candidates are duly placed on the vot- ing lists. The Fair Haven wards will have a all of which proves that the ward registrars have been attentive to their duties. Under the new voting law, with the cumbersome booths for secret voting, much more room than usual is required in the voting districts. So in all but the Fourteenth ward new vot- ing places have been secured. The committee from the board of seleotnen appointed to se- lect the voting places attended to their work yesterday, and the selections in the Fair Ha- ven wards will doubtless meet the approba- tion of most of the voters. In the Eleventh ward, instead of voting in the little shoemak- er's shop at 100 Ferry street, where elections have been held SO many years, the store at the corner of Ferry and Exchange streets has been rented. Theiarge Quinnipiac rink at the corner of Grand avenue and Bright street will accommodate the numerous voters of the Twelfth ward. This is the largest voting place that has been secured in the city. Nsvar before was the voting place of this ward located on Grand avenue. In the Four- teeAth ward the usual voting place-the en- zine house-will be used, and in the Fifteenth ward Browns store in Forbes avenue has been secured. All voters who take an inter- est in elections will be interested in examin. ing the lists of voters Ito be made," and the COURIER is able to furnish the lists of the Quinnipiao wards this morning. Following are the lists by wards:
 ELEVENTH WARD.
 William H. Barrows, John Curran, Peter Chivaro, Joseph M. Doyle, Joseph Fraser, William H. Spark, Harry Parker, George s. Adams, Charles E. Northrop, Merritt l.. Benton, Joseph Benig, Joseph Schwind, Frederick Richert, Charles F. Morgan, Fred P. Newton, David D. Pollock, Edgar A. Rus. sel, Michael J. Kenuoan, John E. Maloney, Max Kreuser, Edward J. Reilly, George Hspwrrth, Richard Galligan, A. P. Mayraud, Peter F. Hogan, Joseph E. Greenwood, John w. Kennedy, Lewis w. Oakes, James N. Dadman, E. A. Burroughs, James D. Hickey, Patrick MoDonald, Christian Remann, Arthur M. Bristol, Charles A. McDaffrey, Conrad A. Bode, John H. Oondon, Stephen J. Cronan, John E. Graham, Michael Ready, Albert A. Leonard, James A. Carroll, Dwight W. Ball, Louie Deitz, Alvin s. Sparks, Howard E. Taylor, Frederick Wilson.
 TWELFTH WARD.
 Leonard B. Goodyear, George A. Borgen John 0. Johnson, James J. Shanhan, James P. MeNamee, John L. Gallagher, Hans Earn est, Michael J. Cusick, John Rutledge, John O. Bree, Zebulon J. Keefe, John Johnson, Fred Poggson, John Strong, Peter Hickey, Edward Moore, George 0. Berins, Thomas E. Nunan, Morris W. Fenton, William N. Bartholomew, George A. Thompson, William Q. Thrasher. Charles E. Thrasher, Harry A. Konold, Michael McCabe, James P. River, John A. Burton, William 0. Werle, John F. Roach. Norris Clark, James Tierney, John F. Foley, John Fl. Dunn, Michael Degnan, Michael McTighue, John Doyle, James F. Dwyer, Michael Null ooon, Adam Id. Rice, Christopher O. Burn ham, Albert W. Beecher, John F. Ives, F. N. Talmadge, N. J. Gooselin. Leveret Tyr ell, John Richardson, G. s. Calhoun, Morris Jacobson, John Ogsoson, 0. H. Dsnison, H. E. Blackman, G. Csrbonard, Will liam N. Martin, Christopher O'Brien, Richard Donovan, jr., James Ssrsfield, William Deskin, PstIick Sullivan, William Larkins, William l.. Daley, T. F. Jordan. P. J. Blondin, D. J. Kelsey, J. J. Carlos, Jas. F. Mahoney, T. F. Rynders, J. W. Client, James Fogaty, George Lysaght, J. J. Mulligan, T. 0. Haise, E. O. Pentress, w. H. Wade, H. H. Ives, J. McCarten, William Pierson, James Hope, J. r. George, Paul Wingert. ". Q. Smith, 0. W. Bassett, Rioh- ard Sted, Fl. T. Potter. M. Boeney, F. W. McQuire, Isaac Mason, Granat Areman, J. B. Fender, Henry Borshert.
 FOURTEENTH WARD.