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and Pennsylvania avenue southeast. at
7:45 O'Clock. Rev. F. w. johnson, pas
tor OF the church, will deliver the ad-
dress. The silent roll call will be made
by the Stcte secretary, Charles II.
Miller. Tolling of the bell by Roy
Wolfe of Triumph Council and the
sounding OF taps will be made by a
cornetist Of the United States Marine
Band.
The meeting of Anacostia Council
wednesday evening was conducted by
the councillor. Gertrude Everhart An
nouncement was made Of a special pro-
gram for the next meeting.
There are two card parties announced
at BOB l street--Kenmore Council
Monday at pm. and Goodwill Coun-
ell May 81.
The State Council will convene in
special sessions June ID and Is.
The Swanee Club of Old Glory Coun-
Gil met May 20 at the home of Mrs.
Elsie Boteler. After the meeting. games
were played and prizes won by Mrs.
Louise Mcdonald and Mrs Zelda Rol-
Inns. Refreshments were served. The
next meeting Of the club is scheduled
to be with Mrs. Myra Courtney at her
home. 729 Thirteenth street southeast.
Zelda Rollins has been chosen as secre-
tarv for the club.
Mizpah Council met Tuesday evening.
with the councillor, Mrs. Louise Dyer,
In the chair. Nominations Of officers
were made The council has organized
sewing circle, with Past Councillor
Mrs, Mary E. Hohenstein as president.
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brief history Of the council was given
by Mrs. Maude A. Wine The musical
program for the evening was rendered
by Mrs. Norrine Dahn.
The Golden Rod Club was entertained
at the last meeting at the Grace Dodge
Hotel with Mrs Cherrie Joyner as
hostess. Mrs. Smelling and Mrs Pearl
Wolfe were guests. Five hundred was
played. First prize was won by Mrs
Elizabeth Sewell, Mrs. Smelling second
and the BOBBY prize was won by Mrs
Pearl Wolfe
Golden Rule Council will hold a card
party at the Chestnut Farms Dairy
auditorium. Twenty-sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, Saturday evening
June 2.
Kenmore Council celebrated its third
birthday anniversary May 10 at the
Junior Order Hall. Representative
Mrs. Isabelle Wilkerson. State Councillor
Mrs. Elizabeth Shepherd and staff
officers were guests. Nomination of
Cleada E. Horne. presented each officer
with gift in appreciation Of their
services. State Councillor Mrs. Shep-
herd, Past State Councillors Julia
DeLano. Isabelle Wilkerson. Cavour o
Bohrer. National Past Councillor Mrs
Hattie M. Miller. and the drillmasters
John M Futrell and Harry Buell.. made
addresses. A program was given as
follows: Piano duets, Helen Nussbsum
and Ruby Fort; vocal solos, Ethel
Fowler: buck and wing dance. Hans
Nelson: recitations. Mrs Mary Green
remarks by Deputy State Councillor
Mrs Louise F.. Schwenk. Past State
Councillor J. w. Schwenk Mrs. Belle
Gibson and Mrs Cora Manoly of the
State Council committee on credentials
Refreshments were served.
Star Spangled Banner Council met
Thursday evening with the councillor,
Maude Varnell, presiding. The first
nomination of officers was as follows:
Councillor Bertha Dickerson: associate
councillor Bertha Lucas; vice councillor,
Louise Taylor; associate vice councillor,
Carrie Bailey: conductor. Mabel Weis-
backer; warden. Ruth Taylor: record
ing secretary Margaret Halfpap: as
sistant recording secretary. Edith Davis
treasurer. Alice Brown; inside sentinel
Fannie Dom: outside sentinel. Bessie
Osin. and 18-month trustee, Annie
Steele. Representatives to the State
Council, Bessie Osin, Maude Varnell
and Georgietta Wells. Council COM
pleted plans for the sock social, In
which members of Kenilworth Council
assisted with a sketch entitled "A
Mock Wedding" on Thursday evening
The Social Club met at the home of
its president, Mrs. Fannie Dom. In
Seat Pleasant, Md, Friday night.
Memorial services for "a deceased
members will be conducted tonight at
the Grace Baptist Church. Ninth street
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The circle met May II at the home OF
me recording secretary. Mrs. Mary l..
Holman, on Tunlaw road Mrs, Ella
Stone announced the circle meets the
first and third Thursdays of each
month. The next meeting is scheduled
to be with Mrs Lovett.
Old Glory Council met Monday eve
ming. with the councillor, Myra Court
ney, presiding The seni-annual norni-
nation Of officers was also held The
drlll team will meet Monday evening.
Kenilworth Council met Tuesday eve
ming, with the councillor. Mrs Virginia
Adalr, presiding Past Councillor john
5. Driggers talked on the Bible COM
mlttee. The service, at which the ure-
sentation OF Bible to the church bv
woodrow Wilson Council. Jr. 0. u. A
M. and KenilWorth Council. D Of
VIII take place June g. at pm.
committee was appointed for the month
Of June, as follows: Nellie Dunklev
Margaret Terneak, Elizabeth Hunter
ana Mabel Brown, to Cooperate with
Inc permanent chairman, Mrs. Ethel I,
Keefe. -''
The Mar-Dis Dramatic Club. COM
posed OF members Of KenilWorth Coun-
cli, presented a play Thursday night at
star Spangled Banner Councils sock
social
Martha cambridge Council met Mon-
Day evening and nominated officers
Deputy State Councillor Mrs. Isabelle
Wilkerson made an address. Mrs. Har-
riet j. Fairall won the cakewalk Mrs
Ethel Campbell took first prize in the
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FRATERNITIES

/ Bethlehem Chapter had as its guests
at the last meeting Grand Matron Sallye
c. Bogley, Grand Patron William j
Dow. Past Grand Matron Lena Stephen
son and Past Grand Patron Ruben J.
i Bogley. The chapter was entertained
with program as follows; Reading,
Mrs irene Darnall; dancing. Miss Mary
Beth Adams and Jean Marie Weaver,
and vocal solos. Mr.. Wuddell and Err
nest Weaver.
The auxiliary home board luncheon
of Mizpah Chapter will be held Tues
day at 1890 O'Clock at the Lotus. Ma
tron Mildred King extends an invitation
to all members of the order to be pres
ent at the thirtieth anniversary of the
chapter June 5. Grand Matron Bogley,
Grand Patron Dow. other members of
the Grand Chapter and the matrons
and patrons Of 1928 are expected to be
present
After a short business meeting June
6, Areme Chapter will be entertained
by the conductress and associate con-
ductress. The matron invites the con-
ductreSSeS and associate conductresses
Of all the chapters as guests of the
evening. Members of the home board
are requested to be present at the meet
ing of that board tomorrow,
The Matrons and Patrons Associa-
ton of Miriam Chapter met Monday
evening at the home Of the junior
past matron. Celia Hines. 723 Florida
avenue northeast Plans were COM
pleted for the annual picnic to be held
at Sixteenth Street Reservoir July 7.
Games were played and refreshments
were served.
Miriam Chapter will meet tomorrow
night. at which time a program will
be presented An apron social also
will be held by the temple committee.
The auxiliary home board met Thurs
day evening at the home of Mrs Fam
ME Havener. 1927 Massachusetts ave-
nue. southeast, with Mrs. Lucy
Wilds Joint hostess. The next meet
ing of the home board will be held
at the home of Past Matron Sadie A.
Boyce, Annapolis road. Bladensburg,
Nd. with Mrs. Eileen Dalstrom joint
hostess.
Congress Lodge Chapter at It's last
meeting celebrated its fourth birthday
anniversary. The following guests were
present: Grand Matron Sallye g.
Bogley, Grand Patron william j. Dow.
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Past Grand Matrons Lena Stephenson,
Gertrude MilanS. Nellie Fletcher and
Flora Campbell: Past Grand Patrons
william j. Belts. Joseph II. Milans,
Ernest j. Dulin and Rueben A. Bogley.
The following program was given Cor
net solo, Mr.. Lockwood, accompanied
by Miss Arnold; whistling solo, Miss
Buscoll reading, Miss Hilda johnson;
solos. Irwin Tuller, accompanied by Mr.,
Thomas at the piano.
AT the meeting Of Joseph II, Milans
Lodge Chapter May II its second BIRTH
day was celebrated. Distinguished
guests were Grand Matron Sallye Bog
ley Grand Patron William Dour, Fast
Grand Matron Gertrude Milans, Past
Grand Patron George Pitt. Past Grand
Matrons Fletcher. Barnhart and Stephen
son. Right Worthy Grand Treasurer
Alcina Lamond, Past Grand Patrons
Belts. Dulin and West. A solo was
given by Alice Jean Graves, accom-
panied by Margaret Brewer: reading
and dance, Miss Nan Norton, accom-
panied by Miss King; solo. Leonard
Davis, Miss Kay accompanying; vio-
lin ohbligatto, Miss Roberta Harrison,
accompanied by Miss Brewer; reading.
Mrs. Mason of Martha Chapter: duet.
Miss Harrison and Miss Graves. ac-
companied by Miss Brewer; reading by
Miss Harrison.
ODD FELLOWS.
Memorial exercises will be held June
10 at the Metropolitan NJ. E. Church.
John Marshall place and c street at 8
o'clock. Rev. j Shera Montgomery is
the pastor of the church and is the
present chaplain of the House of Repre-
sentatives.
Grand Marshal Walter S. Norway,
chairman of the committee in charge.
has called a meeting of the representa-
tives on this committee Tuesday eve
ming In Odd Fellows Temple at 8
o'clock, and requests the attendance of
the representatives from each subordi-
nate and Rebekah lodge
Grand Secretary Harry Z. Andersen,
chairman of the Onto Montreal" COM
mittee, announces there will be a meet
ing of the general committee June In
Odd Fellows Temple. Representatives
having been appointed from their re-
spective subordinate and Rebekah lodges
are requested to be present Members
contemplating going with the District
delegation are advised tn get in touch
with their lodge representative.
Federal City Lodge paid fraternal
visit to Towson Lodge of Towson, Md.
last Thursday evening. The degree
team Of the lodge conferred the first
degree on a large class of candidates
for Towson Lodge. A banquet was held.
Addresses were made by Gen. Fred A.
Groom Of Towson Lodge and Represen-
tative Cole Of Maryland and a member
OF Towson Lodge. Grand Treasurer
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Rebekah Lodges.


Esther Rebekah Lodge will meet to-
morrow evening.
Schuyler Colfax Rebekah Lodge held
short business meeting Tuesday eve-
ming. after which the members attend
ed the play given at Brightwood Re-
bekah Lodge. Noble Grand Mrs.
Genevra Diehl announces degree for
June IL. There will be a degree re-
hearsal at the hall Tuesday evening
at o'clock.
At the meeting OF Dorcas Rebckah
Lodge May II Mrs. Annie Blalock. who
Is warden of the Rebekah Assembly.
was welcomed She was presented
with a gift from the officers and in
structress of the lodge. A program.
consisting of orchestral selections. the
Hello Boys of the De Molay played in
strumental selections; Miss Evelyn
Fiske, piano solo; Mr.. Mcfarland. reci-
tations; Mr. McGriffith and friend
played and sang; Mrs. Rose Hyer Har-
tung sang. accompanied by Miss Will
son; Mrs Van Doran, recitations. and
Mr.. Fuge gave musical selections. Re-
freshments were served Noble Grand
Mrs, Rosa B. Homan made an address
Miriam Rebekah Lodge will meet
Friday.
There will be school of instruction
at Brightwood Rebekah Lodge June II.
The minstrel show Tuesday evening
was we'll attended. Miss Shirley Rosen-
berg danced, Clement Giebel sang and
Tom Robertson gave banjo selections.
The Home Circle will give a lawn
fete and dinner at the I. o. o. F.
Home June 23
The ways and means committee of
th1 Rebekah Assembly met at the
temple Wednesday evening.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
Betsy Ross Council celebrated rs
first anniversary May 16 with supper
at Northeast Masonic Temple. State
Councillor Mrs. Elizabeth Shepherd, and
official staff of officers were honored
guests. Addresses we're made by
State Councillor Mrs. Ada Strickland.
Perry Miller and Charles H. Miller. a
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william H. Mcconnell hao charge OF
the degree team. Grand Secretary
Harry l.. Andersen, Grand Warden
Elmer Cummings and Grand Guardian
Thomas g. Mettler accompanied the
members Of Federal City Lodge
Deputy Grand Sire John Martin oi
the Sovereign Grand Lodge has request
ed conference with the grand officers
of the various grand bodies Of this
district, which conference will be held
Friday evening. June /. A dinner will
be held, which will be followed by the
conference with the deputy grand sire
A. G. Baum Of Hoboken. N. j.. and
Nathan Chandler Of Galveston, Tex.
made addresses at the meeting of Wash
ington Lodge.
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MASONIC.

LODGES
Mouday-Dawson No. I6. +. c.
Thursdsy--Iehanon. No. :. NJ. NJ.
IS specal at : PM.
La Fsyette No 10 r. c.. special
at : 30 nm.
r. Theodore Roosevelt No. Al NJ. NJ,
speclal at $50 nm.
Fridav-IeSsucn. No. = called OF,
+ Justice No. 46. F. A
i Ssjurdav--School Of instruction.
a ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS,
Mon3ay-Mount Vernon, No. 8. p. NJ.
sn6 II E N
Hiram No. 10 ROYAL Arch.
Anaeostla No. II. Mark.
Frldsy--School of instruction.
CRYPTIC MASONRY.
Observation-Disclosures Council. No 2.
SgUer, Excellent Decree.
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"PoLIcE NIGHT" viii be celebrated
in Lebanon Lodge, No, Z. Thurs
Gay evening. at a special beginning at
: O'Clock, when Annapolis Lodge. No.
50, Of Maryland. will be the guest Of
the lodge and the famous police degree
team will present the work
Evening star., 1928-05-27
Doctor A .
tries ont an
OIdSn1obiIe

The doctor pulled his big
car upto the curb and walked
into the salesroom.
"A patient Of mine has been
talking TO me about this
Oldsmobile," he said, ''and
I'd like to see if it is really
all he claims it TO be. He tells
me that ! can drive for hours
without fatigue. That's i'm
portant because of the dam
ger of arriving on a case,
worn out before I've even
started my work."
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way stretched ahead. Then
he stepped on the aeeeler-
ator. The speedometer
climbed swiftly upward. The
doctor glanced at it and
slowed down immediately.
"Whew-wl" hesaid. That's
faster than I'll ever have 20
travel for Sny emergency
case. | had no idea OF the
speed until I looked at the
speedometer. You almost
need a s,ethoScope TO hear
chat motorr"
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He was invited TO examine
the Car first-but after a
glance, he said impatiently,
I'll grant You thar it is very
striking in appearance. But
I'm curious to know If it
Performs as we'll as it looks.
Doctor A. took the wheel
during the demonstration,
threading through the traffic
knots until the open high
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In the ritualiStic work in Justice
Lodge. No. IS. Friday evening, Junior
Warden Thomas F. Baughman will
head the official line.
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EASTERN STAR.

Temple Chapter will confer degrees
tomorrow night with Past MatTon
Mora n Henry as matron and Past
Patron Charles l. Henry as patron
AL other Offices viii be filed with past
nlstrons This 1929 nastrons and patrons
VII De guests There viii be pro-
gram and dancing The hofns family
entertainment will he June !.
Good VIII Chapter win haye charge
of religious services Rt tile home today
DI +. y Daugherty OF the United
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Members Of Mount Pleasant Lodge.
No. SO, who are members of the Order
Of the Eastern Star will meet at the
lodgeroom Friday evening before 8
o'clock for the purpose Of paying visit
70 Columbia Chapter, Order Of the
Eastern Star. when an entertainment
vii be provided, to which members not
affiliated with the order viii be well
come after 9 o'clock. Past Master Ed
Putnam has charge Of the arrange
n1entS.
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Capitol Forest, No. i04. Tall Cedars
Of Lebanon. will have ceremonial at
Willard Hotel Thursday evening, when
reports will be made on the visit of the
representatives to the Supreme Forest
convention at Atlantic City. Unusual
entertainment is also announced.
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The auxiliary home board Of Bethany
Chapter viii be entertained by Past Ma :
tfon Posse. Mrs AT and Mrs. Cogan al
It's meeting tomorrow st the LotoE 727
Fourteenth street. A rummage sale win
be held Monday, Tuesday and Thurk.
DAY ~ 20l4 Georgia avenue The tenn
pie committee viii have theatef party
June al the National TheateT.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-27

We solicit your patronage for Freight and Passenger aecommo- dations. The Motorship NORCO sailing for Juneau Saturday, De- cember 1st. Northland Trans portation Company Phone IA.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-27
SHOES

Sixty pairs shoes at s1O0; 40 pairs shoes at $200. New and good but cid style. Where saws, razors, scissors, etc, are sharp ened sharp.
 AT Mes END HAND STORE Just across from Model Cafe.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-27
LAWYERS LOSE
 TO ELEC1RICS;
 ALASKANS WIN
Metcalf Sets New Single Game Record Score for
 Elks Tournament

The Electrics took two out of three games and beat the Lawyers and the Daily Alaskans beat the Bankers three straight games in the Elks' bowling tournament last Saturday night. Metealf, on the Lawyers team, set a new single game record for the tournament with a score of 265 pins.
 Barragar had the high total for the match with 622 and Metcaf was runnerup with GOA. Bernard was high man in the second match, with single game score of PIG and a high total of 553.
 The scores in Saturday nights matches follow:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-27
JUNEAU TAKES LEAD IN M E MS
 MAPLE TOURNEY
Wipe Out Anchorage Mar ? gin in Sunday Match
 Local Women Behind

The mems team of the local Elks lodge Sunday went into the lead by 119 pins in their series against Anchorage and the Anchorage women's squad increased their lead over the local women to 564. The local mems fteam bOwled 2.759 Sun day while their opponents were bowling 2,570
 The Anchorage women continued to make large scores, almost equal ling the men. Sunday their match score was 2,409 while the locals fell to 1885. The third match in the series will be bowlad at 9 pm. Tuesday.
 f The game scores in Sundays I play follow:
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FANCY WORK AND GG0DIE SALE,

The Lutheran Ladies Aid will hold a Fancy Work and Goodie Sale at the Alaska Electric Light and Power Company's headquart- CTS on Saturday, December 1st. will be served from Il a. m. till D. m. Everyone well come. adv.
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BRUNSWICK TEAM
 WHIPS MANILAS
 BOWLING SUNDAY
Games-S54. S04, 9f2.

The Brunswick bowling team scored over the Manila five in three game set-too on the Bruns- wick Alleys Sunday. koskey, on the Brunswick team. rolled high single game with a score of 209 points.
 Players and points scored for the three games were as follows:
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LET AimquIst Press To.- Suit. We call and deliver. Pnons 52S
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NOTICE

For just cause, I wtsn to make it known herewith that I will no longer be responsible for any debts incurred by my wife, Mrs. Andrew Salazar.
 ANDREW SALAZAR. First publication, Nov. 26, 1928. Last publication, Dec. 4, 1928.
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New Britain herald., 1928-04-09
l7,@2 Eligible to Cast Ballots
 for Rival Political Candidates;
 Contest for Mayor Tops Interest
Hundreds of Automobiles to Be Used in Bringing the Voters to Polls, Both Parties Having Organized Fleets-Hours for Voting From 6 A. M to6
 P.M.-BOth Parties Confident.

Between the hours of a, m and D. m. tomorrow, 1,,492 voters will have the privilege of registering their preference for mayor between Donald l.. Bartlett. republican nom- inee, and ex-Mayor Angelo Nj. Pao- nessa, twice the citys mayor and now attempting come-b back, rum ming on the democratic ticket.
 To assist the voters several hun dred automobiles will be available, offering free transportation to the voting places and back to the homes. Hea dquartcrs of both parties gave assurance today that each would be in a position to answer requests for cars without delay.
 1O.654 Men, G.S3S Women
 On the voting list for tomorrow are the names of 10,654 men and 6,S3s women. The sixth ward has the highest numbep of eligibles with 3,154. The numbers for the six dis tricts are: First ward, 1900 men and 1,524 women. total S.424; second ward, 1,34l men, SS9 women, total o,e30; third ward, 1,7.5 men, 1,574 women. total 3,329; Fourth ward, 1.2SS men, 696 women. total 1879; fifth ward. 5000 men, 77s women, total o..76: sixth ward, 2,3lo men, 1919 women, total 3.754.
 The voting places are: First ward, Senior High school. Bassett street:
New Britain herald., 1928-04-09
COLLISION OF AUTOS RINGS IN FIRE ALARM Driver of Car Held for ReCklcssness Gives
 Fake Name

Fire. alarm box 234 at the corner of South Main and Whiting streets was badly damaged hy being struck at 10:4o this forenoon when a car owned by Elias Barrachina of 5d Center street, Shelton. and driven by Raymond. Pons. aged 21. of l02 broad street. collidcd with car owned by Joseph Roth of s7 Whit ing street and driven by Esther Stein of the same address. Tho i'm pact caused single stroke Of the fire alarm 10 register at 1o:44 and another at 1o:56 o'clock
 Sergeant J. C. Stadlcr and Officer ANel Carlson investigated the acci- dent and reported that Miss Stein was driving west on Whiting street. intending 10 go south on South Main street and Tons was driving north on South Main street. Miss Stein told the police the other car was going 30 or S5 miles an hour. She admitted that the car she was driv- ing stroucl< inc other car about the center. Both cars were damaged.
 Pons was arrested on the charge Of reckless driving, and after Cap tain Kelly had booked him for court it developed that he had given q name other than his own. Asked for his license. he showed ono is sued to Joseph X. Someone. aged IS Of - Brook street. Captain Kelly doubted that he was only IS years ot age but Pons said he was no old CT. He was booked as Someone and the captain later told Officer w. s. Strols 10 talk with him relative to having someone post 8 bond for his release The officer reported to the captain that the young mans name was rons and he had no license Of his own but was driving on Seme ones license. Until this information was Elesmed, the only charge against him WAS that of reckless driving. but the charge of driving without a license was added. By leaning his license, Someone left himself liable for arrest. also.
 Both young men are cmploycd at the South End bakery on South Main street.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-09
WHEELER DENOUNCES
 STEEL TRAP SE77ERS
Will Ask Legislature to Prevent Injury to
 Dogs in Woods

Bridgeport. April 9 P>-A scath- ing indictment against bootleg" 'rappers who neglect 10 identify and daily inspect traps as the law re- quires was made today hy State Sem ator Charles r. Wheeler of Strat- ford. n mcnlhcr ot the state board of fisheries and game. and general manager of the Connecticut Humaen society as a result of the recent re- covsry ot "Goldie,' d three year old collie owned by William Wakeman of t.aston. after 55 days imprison- mcnt i'll two steel traps in the As- Ectuck woods,
 Prohibition of all steel traps as a result Of the l,aston incident and a long series of similar "outrages" in this and other sections of the state will be demanded of the next session of thc general assembly. Senator Wheeler said today ou behalf of the humane society. He announced plans 10 secure the enactment of a remed- ial legislation to save stray dogs. cats. turkeys, chickens and other animals from cruel and barharous imprisonment. in the type of steel trap in general use throughout the S,atc.
 As a result of the finding of
 t;oldie.' who had her right fore paw amputa'ed in one of two fox traps which held her prisoner from February 10 until last Thursday dur ing which period the dog nearly died of hunger and exposure. officers of the humane society and game var dens were today commissioned by Senator Wheeler to bring about tho arrest of the persons responsible for setting the traps in which the dog and three other Easton canines have been caught and cruelty tortured since Christmas
 Investigation thus far has failed to reveal the identity of the guilty parties who violated the state law in not marking their traps and n not inspecting them each 24 hoaQ as the statute requires. according = officers today.