The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-25
5OUTHINGTON
Wagner Hearing Postponed-Trouble in Installing Cosl PoclSets-Raid
 on Dogs--Personal Notes.

Especial Journal Courier News Service.)
 Southington, Nov. 24.-The rernon- strance hearing against the renewal or the licenses of Gustav Wagner and George Salech has been postponed until early in December on account of Illness in the family of MT. Wag- ner. The hearing was to have taken place Friday at 10 a. m. in Hartford Joseph L, Barbour of Hartford has been retained by Mir. Wagner as coun- l sel and Salek has retained Attorney Danaher of Meriden. During the past I year Wagner has been most unfortu- nate. Sickness has been very preva- lent in his family, and two weeks ago he suffered the loss of his small daughter.
 The Southington Lumber and Feed company is installing two large coal pockets and great deal of trouble Is being met with. In making the pit under the track the builders struck spring at depth of six feet, and a whole carload of cement was used to stop the flow. This, however, proved unsuccessful, and finally they sent toe Bigelow boiler works in New Haven, where steel tank was make. It will be sunk this week and will pre- vent water from entering the pit. Two dogs were killed yesterday morning by Dog Warden Timothy oe OF I.Ae zee q n al day. He caught three untagged and unregistered dogs. Of these one was shepard, one a bull dog, but the law requires the warden to mercifully kill | dogs held over forty-eight hours. Manufacturing in town is very poor at present, and most of the shops are on short schedule. The rolling mill has ceased operations by order of Manager S. D. Neal, who was unable 1 to secure any orders by his trip to New York. The Peck, Stow & Wilcox company, which has been running on a 45-hour schedule has shut down un- til December 2. This company has been stocking its shelves with goods which it has been unable to sell on account of the poor financial condi- tons.
 Eureka lodge, l. O. O. F., will go to Waterbury tomorrow night to visit Townsend lodge of Waterbury The third degree is to be worked before the grand officers and three visiting societies. A special car will leave Southington at GAO p. m.
 The one year old child of Antonio Dirillo of Liberty street, who died Friday night, was buried in St. Thom- as cemetery yesterday afternoon. -
 The Star of Golden lodge, Shepards of Bethlehem, will visit the Star Well come lodge, of Meriden, Monday night The Meriden lodge will observe it's eighth anniversary.
 scovill Hitchcock of Academy Hill was taken to Meriden hospital yester- day afternoon.
 The marriage OL MiSS Aloiy 1hS Grath of Liberty street and John Lang of Waterbury will take place on Thanksgiving daN
 Misses Doris Gould and Abina Too mey took part in 8 piano recital given by Mrs. William P. spe1lman in the Bristol library yesterday afternoon. 
 Rev. E. G. Reynolds of St. Pauls Episcopal church occupied the pulpit In St. James church, Glastonbury, this morning.
 Albert Trostel Is visiting in New York.
 Street Commissioner Carley has purchased Gneeral K. from George simpson of Summer street. MT. Car ley is a pretty good judge of horse and should bring some good speed out
 f the trotter.
 The condition of Mrs. B. W. Ed v-ards of Plainvllle is much worse to- | 1ox