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and natural oyster bed, or in anywise to
impair the common rights of citizens to
any natural oyster bed, or to infringe the
free navig'a‘li0n of the waters aforesaid.
Sec. 4. No person shall be permitted to
take, gather, or collect any oysters in any
of the navigable waters of this State, in
any season of the year, in the night time,
(except the owner tliereof,) between the
setting of the sun ‘and the rising‘ ‘of the
same, on penalty, for every such offence,
ot not less than seven and not more than
fifty dollars, or imprisonment in the coun-
ty gaol or worlihouse not exceeding thirty
days, at the discretion of the court having
cognizance of the offence‘.
Approved June 13 l84~5.:'
No. 29. An Act in addition to, and in alteration of
an Act concerning Common Schools.
Sec’. '1. Be it enrzc/e_/l by the Senate and
Horzse of Represe_nt:ilives in (1 cneral flssem-
51}, cvmrenerl, That the Commissioner of
the School Fund shall be en: ofiicio Super-
intendant of Common Schools,_andthat it
shall be his duty in that capacity, to exer-
cise a general supervision over the.com-
mon schoo's of the State, to collect infor-
mation from school visitors in the manner
hereinafter to be mentioned, and from,oth-
er sources, and to prepare and submit an
annual report to the General Assembly,
containing a statement of the condition of
the Common School system ; and fill Slut‘-ll
matters relating to his office, and 10 the
interests of ediication, as he shall deem it
expedient to communicate. V
Sec. 2. In all cases of forfeiture of pub-
lic money under the 31st and 3"1<l sections
of the :ict to which this is in addition, ap-
plication shall be made to the Superintend-
ant of Common Schools who shall examine
the facts of each case, and according to
its equity, decide on the right of the ap-
plicants to receive the money so forfieitcd
and the same shall be paid as if no forfeit-
ure had occurred, on his certificate to the
comptroller ot'Public accounts, in appro-
bation ofsuch payment.
See. 3. The visitors ofieach school so‘-
ciety, shall immediately after their ap-
pointment, meet and choose one or more
of their number to be the acting school
visitor or visitors of the society, for the
year ensuing‘.
Sec. 4-. It shall be the duty of the ‘acting
sél‘..'7(Tl '.'is.§t(n= fit‘ visitors of every school
society, to visit every common school in
said society, in company with one or more
of the visitors, or of the district commit-
tee. if such attendance can he _ obtained :
and such visits shall be made -twice at
least, durin,r_r each season for scliooling, in
conformity with the provisions of the Act
to which this isin addition. It shall be his
or their duty (unless otherwise directed
by the visitorsl to spend at least half a"
day in each school visit. lt shall also be
his duty to make a full report of the con-
dition of the Common Schools of said so-
ciety, and all important facts" concerning
the same. ‘I0 the Superiutendant of common
schools. before the expiration of the year
for v.-'l:icli he is appointed, and to answer
in Writing: all inquiries that may be pro-
‘pounded to him on the subject of common
schools by said superintcnrlant. He or
they bhall also prepare an abstract of such
report to he read at the animal meeting of
said society, or (if the visitors shall so di-
rect.) at the annual ineetincr of the town
in which said societv is situated.
Sec. 5. The ac-tinrr school visitor or
visitors of any school‘ society shall receive
for the time actuallv spent in the perfor-
mance of the duties prescribed in this act’,
the sum of one dollar each per day, to he‘
paid out. of the treasury of the town in
which the school _l'iouses of the schools
visited by lfm or them are situated ; such
payment to he made from the income of
the town deposite fund, or in such manner
as the town shall direct. Protfrlczl, that
he or they shall have made his or their
annual report in the mariner prescribed in
the preceding sections, and proviilml fur-
ther. that his or their account shall be ap-
proved by the visitors of the society.
Approved, June 19, 184-3.
No. 30. Au rope.-ilin;.' part of an Act entitlml
“An,Act in addition to and in alteration of sun-
drv .-\‘<itsi relating to Banks,” passed Slay session.
1942.
B2 it (.>nrm'rd'b1/ £7242 Senate and‘ I-Touse of
Ran-p.9m.'nr2Tvr.-s in Genewl .,’T.9.rvmI»-'1/ ran-
vcnnl, That so much of the Act aforesaid
as provides that the Flank Commissioners
shall visit and evamine the atlfairs of the
Housatonic. Railroad Conrm:m_V,--7m(l 90
much of said act as provides that said
company! shall pay any portion ofthe ’llfl1‘-
gzes and expenses of said Bank Commis-
sinners, be and the same arc hereby re-
pealed. Approv‘e'l. -l"“‘..“-—-'l",~“l5l-‘.1-?-.
No. 31. An Actin addition to an Act. entitled “An
Act concerning Crimes and 1’unishments."
Sec. 1. Be it rnacferl by Me Srnnte and-
House of Ropreeenta/ice: in General .:7.<sem-
blyconm-nor], That whenever any person
shall be charged upon the complaint of an
informing officer. with a crime‘, recogniza-
ble only by the County or Superior Court,
and the justice ofthe peace before whom
such complaint shall be ret.urncd, shall not
find sutlicient cause to bind over the per-
son so charged for trial; such justice shall
transmitcopies ofsucli complaint and of
the proceedings thereon. with the narticu--
lars ofthe costs therein. to -the Superior
Court or to the County Court next to be
held within and for the county where such
proceedings shall have been had; and the
costs of such prosecution mav be taxed by
either of said courts, and shall he paid out
of the state treasury in the same manner
as though the person so chay-ged'-had""fiecn
bound over for trail.
Sec. 2. 'l'be provisions of this act shall
extend to all cases which may have been
80 lleflfll and decided within one year
next preceding the passage of this aét,
Approved June 12, 1845.
No. 32. An Act in addition to an Act entitled “An
Act concerning Crimes and pnui.~:liinerits.”
Sec; 1. Be it enacted by tie Senafc and
charged with any criminal offence by law
bailtible, shall have been arrested and held
for trial before any justice of the peace,
audit shall be found necessary to adjourn
such trial to somefuture time, such justice
shall take good and sufficient bail, ifofl'er-
ed, for the appearance of the person so
charged at the time of such adjournment,
and in case such justice shall have final
jurisdiction of saidcase, the bond of- re-
recognizance so taken shall be payable to
the treasurer of the town where the offence
shall be charged to have been committed,
otherwise to the county treasurer or the
State Treasurer,‘ as the nature of the of-
fence shall require.
Sec. 2. VVlienever any person prosecu-
ted for any criminal offence shall have
been committed to jail, upon his failure
to give bonds to appear an_d answer to
such charges before the court having ta-
ken cogn'izanc'e-thereof, such bond of re-
cognizance may be taken before the clerk
of such court or either of the county com-
missioners for the county where such pros-
ecution shall be pending; and thereupon,
security having been so given, such per-
son so committed shall be discharged frorri
said imprisonment, and the bond 0fI‘ec02'-
nizance‘ so taken shall be binding and obli-
gatory upon the parties thereto, in the
same manner as if taken before a jutlge of
said coii'r't, as now by law provided. '
Sec. 3. In all cases where a justice of
the peace shall bind over for trial before
the Superior or County Court, any person
charged ivitlraiiy criiriiual offeiice, such
justice ofthe peace shall, within ten days
thereafter transmitto the clerk of such
court or to the attorney for the state for
the county in which such prosecution shall
have been had, copies of the‘ files and rec-
ord in such case; and shall enter upon
the same the names ofall persons who
shall have testi ‘ed on the trial of such
case, wi-.li their places of residence, so far
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and pay a fine of not less than twenty dol-
lars nor more than one hundred dollars.
Approved June I4, 1845.
No. 37. Ari Act in addition to an Act entitled “All
Act couceriiing Towiis." ' g - «
Be 2't'enacted by t/re Senate and Hot2.'rc of
Rqn'esenIatz'i:es in General flssembly con-
gzened, That the several towns in this state
shall be, and they hereby are authorized,
at any town meeting duly warned tor that
purpose, to pass votes, thereby (within the
limits now by law provided,) detenriining
the number and prescribing the mode in
which the ‘oflicers of such town shall be
voted for at subsequent meetings of the
same; and no alteration of such votes,
when so adopted, shall take effect until
after the adjournment of the meeting at
which such alteration shall have been
made.
Approved June 12, 18'i5.«
No. 38. An Actin addition to an Act entitled “An
Act concerning Towns.
Be it enacted by (/58 Senate and House of.
Reprcsei:tutl"ves in Gene.-'al ./Yssembly con-
vened, That all treasurers of towns lierc-
after appointed shall rcspcctivcly givgc
bonds with surety to the satisfaction of
the selectmen of the town, for the faithfu
discharge of the duties of their oflie.
Approved June 4, 18-15.
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, lner as is now requll
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to' which the city of Hartford is now by
law entitled, (excepting the Engineer and
Assistant Eng"I,neer's,) shall be raised by
voluntary enlistment at such tiinc',and for
such period and under such regulations,
as the Court of Common-. ~.Council of said
city shall prescribe and ‘make.
Sec. 2. Full power and authority shall
be‘ and hereby is granted to the Court of
Common Council of said city, to make by-
laws for the enlistment of the number of
firemen to which said city is, now by law
entitled, to serve in the‘ several fire com-
panies in said city; relative to the choice
or appointment of Engineer and Assistant
Engineers of the fire department of said
city; relative to the conduct, powers and
duties "of the Engineer, Assistant Engi-
ncers and firemen of said city; and relative
to all matters concerning the fire depart-
ment of said city; and_ to inflict penalties
for the _breach of sf-aid by-laws, which pen-
alties shall be to the same uses, and re-
covered in the same manner as is now pre-
Spribea {W the A ct to which this is an ad-
1'>,.(,,,._,',/€71, that no penalty shall ex-
ceed the Sum of thirty‘-four dollars, and
that no bVe,;,,w shall be made repuguaiit
,'t0",},e ],,._“..S of the State now in force, till
‘g,,,,,,,.m.e([ 91nd‘ ,,,,5)islietl in the same man-
‘ ed by the aforesaid
dition.
act.
S6,.” 3_ The (jourt of Common Council
No. 39. An Act in addition to an Act entitled -fin
Actcoiiccrniug Towiis.’
Be it cnrtrtwl by the Scnrzic rind Hozuecf
Ct/, That whenever the office of liighivay
surveyor, or collector of highway taxes,
in any liighway district in any town in this
state shall become vacant by death, or
otlierwisc, the selcctmcii of such town,
may ifthey deem it expedient, appoint
some proper person to execute the duties
of such oflice.
Approved June 4, 1845.
?cp1‘e.~en.’(1ti'i.-cs- in (.r‘8.'.‘8:'(l.l ./1.i~scmbl_y cu72vea--
as known to him; designating therein the
witnesses offered on behalfoflthe prosecu-
tion and those for the defence. -‘lcl °‘”’°l‘“'l"£.' T"“""S-
Sec. 43. VVh‘en‘ever an appeal shall be ta- S90 l- B‘-’ it 0'“-'€‘3«'-ll 53/ f/'3 S9710“ ‘"'l‘l
I.-en to the County Court {mm the }v,~,r(}~g.- House ofI?e]ne.vrn/r1tz‘vc.9 in G'i2“rz.c1'ul .«7.3‘.9e71:-
merit of a justice of the peace convicting
No. 40. An Act in addition to, and alteration ofain
the appellant of any cl-jlniunl Ofrcnce, such to l.lllS Slill.C ffofn Zlnolller Slllte Silflll hilblc,
justice of the peace shall transmit to the the right and privilege to vote and act in
clerk ofsa'i‘d court, or to the am),-nev fol»! the town meetings of any town in this
‘be state for the county “-he;-C such in-0s_,state, unl: ss in addition to the other quali-
ecution shall have been had, copies of the i llC“ll0“5 “.3.‘l“ll""l bl" l““'v lle 5l‘5"ll l"~"l°
mes and recm-d in such case, “-311, tg,elstuterlly resided in the town \vliei'einsuch
names and residences of the witnesses, mcellll.‘-1' ls‘ held: at lellsl "W3 3'9"” “C”
within the lime and in the m;.mn(-p pmvifi proceeding the time when such meetingis
ded by the third section of this act. l10lt'l€l‘-- _ _
Approved, June 7, lS—l-5. See. ‘J. No person removing from one
_‘ -— _ ltown in this state into another
No.33. An Act in ziddition to fl)” Act Cllllilt"(l' “Aul this state‘ Shall have “,9 right to vme ',,.,,d
Act concerning clmws "ml 1 l"“‘ll""e"h' .act in [rm ll-l’TlC‘(3lll‘l_£1S in thattown to which
Sec‘ 1' Be 7’ enacted by ff” S'”’”fe ”n’1:lie removezs, until, in addition to the oum-‘
Iyfouse of R(’f}'I'(?SP7llflfl’L‘8.5‘ 2/I. Gci:c-mlAssam-5q,,,,;,fi,.,,,,(,,,S ,.e,.,,,,,.L,d by pm.‘ he Sim”
5'9’ Cofivlfwcal Tlljqi every llellsml “ll” Shall have statedlv resided in such town at leatt
:‘,f:l;:l_ll:::_e(;,9ll):_lg\l;l:tnlf3_ reS",rle'd, to llollifour months next proceeding the tiirie
P...’ 1 l . 5 ‘ lilo" or ell‘ nessi 0'; when such meeting: is lioldcn. _,
wlioshali reside in or irequent such house: Sec. 3‘ A]|',,c'-t‘;and' pains Grads ;n¢'on.
fortbe purposes aforesaid,shall be punished ‘ 5,5,6,“ l,e,.o“,m,, me l,,,,.ehy ,.,,,,e,,]ed_ ‘
byimp;~lsonment.i=i a.common goal, for a] A,,p,.0,.ed Jlme 7, ]gj_5_
term not exceeding six months, or by :\ .__ .___ , _,_ _
fine not exccediiig CDC liunclred dollars, ‘ No. 41. An Act in addition to an Act for the god-
OI‘ by such fine and imprisonment both, at! iiiissioii ofaudsettlciiieiitofliilinhitaiitsiii'l‘owas.
the discretion ofthe court before which; Sec. 1. ].’e il I72/lC.'C(l by I}.-.e Senate and
'3°llVl°l¥l°ll Sllllll ll‘? ll‘l(l- lII.,i:sc of Ii’rp7'Lsei.~t(i."ives Gémzrrzl ./1.ssc1n-
Sec. 2. Whenever the lessee of any.-lly conbenctl, 'l‘h-at no person shall gain a
‘l“'elll“£~' llollse Sllllll l"-’ C‘m"l°lCCl Of lllei settlement in any town in this state by be-
-.
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offence of keeping: such house of ill fauieling appointed to and e_\;ecum,g any public‘; priority of all other liens or incumbrances
as aforesaid, the lease or contract for let-l ofiice,
ting suclihouse, shall, at the option ofthel
thereupon have the li eremedy to recoveri_ [,ere]_,y “t‘npe;lje(,.
the possession of such house as is provi-l Asbcmgd to June 4., 12145.
fled against. a tenant holding over the ex- -.._____._.._—_ .
pimtim, of his ge,-m_ lI“Io. 47?. An Act in aildilion to an Act entitled ‘An
Sec 3, Xllfhcn any person p,.(,se(,,,ted: Act for the Teglllil-lflll0i‘Cl‘vll1lLCllUll3 ’
under the eiglity-fifth section of the act tol
and ordered to procure suretics of 1lie‘twzc.], That upon the trial of any iSSllt.’,ll1
peace and good be-liavirrr, guch persons fact, which shall hereafter be joined upon
shall pay the costs o‘;*"'rrose:'iitio:i; and onlpleil ill ill-Nllelllenl in any civil action.
failure so to do, shall be imprisoned in the 1he'_finding of the Court on the verdici; of
work house, in the town where such pros-i the jury shall not preclude the parties [mm
ecution shall have been bad, or in ih(_-Rgomestirig the mm.-c upon its iuerits; aha
county gaol, at the discretion of the court if in favor Of the plaintiff, the defcnrlzant
having cognizance thereof, until suchcosts‘ may answer Over to the action or pleatl
Sllflll be and Sflll‘.-'fl(’fl. lany legyil plea “which he ‘nay deg“) nQc(js_.
Approved, June 10, 1845. sary for his (lC['Cnce_ '
Approved June 4-, 184
flu‘ 3-1. An Act in ‘ad-liiioii to an Act entitle-rl “An; _ ‘
Act couccriiiu;_; Cilultts and l’uiiisli:n«~iii.<." ';N,,, 43. _;i_,., Art in ,,h,_.r,,,;,,,, of the Act 5-0,. N,
Be 2'! (nuclei! by I/Lé Sezmle and House of Regnlztllnll ol'Ci-.-il Actions. _
*.- /1...; _ ' , _
Replcllilffgllirtlles "2’ Gfnclal "“"5C7”"/.l/ C0" 1 Sec. 1. ll’: it c7wC/(.'r1bz/ I/Ic SFIHIIFE ("ll
2 " ' 7 ' ~,. ~ v ' . '.
:j2,7-ii]|l“.;1{i,jljj;i“:,j,d Fells-O_i-l W _l frag"? ‘_‘ll”_ House of Rr-7» erzmtr/tzvc.r in (Ir.-mzral .»'.lss.r 2-
‘ -V ""’"“°"s "ll = 43"“ "1 b/_i/ C!’.~'72‘l'€I?.([f, 'l hat no deposition shall )8
l.'\l’e '1\V‘1' from th ‘IT’ ": - . . - - ~
‘ ‘ ' ‘ y C 3:‘ “C” or -‘ “d 0r; read in any civil cause, unless rensona lc’
anotl:er.an~' shrub fruit or veoctubl = 'o- - - , , , _ _
ductioi): grlewinrr lor stziiicliulr out Efii -.m."}.K-le Sim” be ‘mun to the adlerse mill"
Premises» lliall bi; Punished fine not ‘i 01 ‘ls lnlolmfll-rem M lmomcy’-ml lie l H
exceedino seven dollars or by imprison- ‘ at his usual lmce ohabade’ to be ll",iS,' l
mem notsexcecdinfl l,)’mv am: '0; b rat the time of tiilciiig such «lcpositin,
such fine and llll')l‘TS0l'lnl€l:l. bdtli at tlib lllhcthini -well Party’ -his ngellt 0rm.lm'“(lly‘
discretion of the ‘court l-avin-r co ’ ' .. 5 llllc “"l'“" l""°"l.V mlles of the Pm.‘-C Pl
- - .« .._ gnizanu._
of the offence. Approved, June 13, lb’-15. caption or mt’
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No.35. An Act in arltlitioii to an Act concerning: ale llefcl Y Clllll"“'el°‘l rmm lllllc l0 lllle-.
Crimes and l’unl=:'lmieiits. "to ma e rules prescribing the time a d
Sea 12, Be 2'; (-73{[('f5(1[;y [kg S,-ymgg (]71,(1.n’l2llll"lel‘ of such notice, which rules shill
House !.‘f.R€Dre.9c7:tuti'ves in General flsseni. lillie Cll"Cl llll’<"" 5ll"ll llllbllcllllo“ lllerellf
bly convened, That every person who shall 115 Sllcll “""l‘l flmll 0l“l€l‘- '
in the night season steal any turkeys, S80}-_ 3- Tllls ‘l“l Sllilll l‘~0l apply, l
geese, ducks, liens, or other poultry, and depositions heretofore taken,~nor to spch
shall thereof be duly convicted, shall suf- 35 film” be t"‘ll"-ll l‘l‘.l0l' lo llw lllsl (la? (If
fer imprisonment in a corninou goal for a S<3P'Gml3€l' '"33\'t- ’
term not exceeding six months, or shall APPl'0"€ll «lune lo» l8‘l'5-
a a fine not cxceedinrr fifi dollars or -- -- - -§-’_"-'-'_""_“‘ - /"V
byysuch fine and‘-iinprishnincllitboth,at,the- T134’ Ix" “:dm,_"" l,:l'a,"il iiliclamlnl of-ll‘
discretion of-the court havinrr cogiiizarice C-enml if-n OH 0 ‘um-t‘m0i].:bf cm]
of the offence. Approved Jane 4‘ 1845;‘ Actions, and of Criuiinail Prosecutions. ,
’ ’ ° Sec: ll Be it enacted by I/ie Semze and
Home Repi‘e9~ntaIg'ver in G'cm*ra.l ‘1ls:‘eni-
bl}; cam-ener/, That no suit or action‘,either
in law or equity, shall’ berbroiight against‘
any she'rill', slierifl"s deputy or‘ coiistabfe,
for any neglect or default in his office and
duty, but within lour years next after the
right of action shall accrue. Provided
/l0l.('€’U87', tliis act shall not affect ‘any
claim which is-now barred by the statute
to which this is in addition. E i‘
\
No. 33. An Act in alteration ofau Act concerning
Ciiuies and Puiiishinents.
Sec. 1. Be ztenacted by f/to Senate and
House of [i’e]2resenla/z'1:es in General .flssem-
bly convened, That if any person shall di-
rectly or indirectly, or by an agent, or as‘
the agent of any otheit person on persons,
bet or wager on any election, and shall be
thereof duly convicted, such person shall
My conrenez/, That no person removing in-l
O
town in ,
' sec, Q_ All acts and parts oractsjm-on.l1 and thcsame may be recovered by ac.ion
lessor, become void; and such lessorsliall _, sisiem with iigc pl-oi-isions of 11,55 AC5, are, of debt in t.iie name of the treasurer of
Be 2'! c.'m'{r:.-/ by I/H: Senate I 71!] 11711133 may be foreclosed in like manner as if
which this is an addition, shall be r-:'qui=rcd R9/7'I'ISF."n.lu/2't'e.3 in Gene (11 .f/.s--e.-nb/_z/ C-5771."
be punished by a fine not exceeding one
hundred dollars,’nor less than twenty dol-
lars. - .
Sec. ‘.2. If any person shall be a stake-
holder of any sum of money,or of any otli-
';er thing belted, staked or wagered upon
any election, as in the preceeding section
mentioned, suchpevson so offending, be-
House of Represenralibes in General fl.s'sem.-
bly conven-.~d,. Tb.at'w.hcnever any person
ingthereof duly convicted,.shall forfeit
Sec. ‘.21 The seventh section-of tliel said‘
act is liereby repealed." "
Approved, June 10, 184-5; V
No. 45. An‘-Act to amend the Charter-ofthe city ‘pl,
Hartford. ,
_ Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the Sc’/zatt. a'il_d~
House of Rép2°e.s-entativcs in Genemf .dssem-
bl y convened, That_the ‘number’ of! firemen
Sim” have full power and an-
l,thoriiv, for niiscourlllt‘-l 0*’ El-'l.V °lll_°l' “use
;by tlnlin deemed siiflicienl. l0 £lIsi'_li:irgc
lahv fireman from an_v fire Culllllillll l“ “Ill
lcitfy,‘ and to ,};_,1,,md any fire company in
lsnirl city, and by voluntary fillll’-‘llllclll Pl‘
lO[ll£’.l‘\\’lSC, to fill the vacancles llleleby ‘ll’
lcnrrcd. _
' Sec. 4. The Engineer, A5SlSl=1nl EH"
‘__g:ineers of tlse fire department of said ¢ll."~
fshall be c>;'eniptc(l from military (llll3' “ml
from poll tax, during the time they con-
tinue members of said fire depart!'rIt"n'-.=1n£l
lshall do duty tlicrein, or be legally excused
5 therefrom.
Sec. 5. All acts and parts ofacts incon-
lsistent with this act, be and the same are
l;bei'(-by repealed. Approved June 13, 184-5.
,of said city
l No. -3!"). An Act in aililitioii to an act entitled “An
, Act to aincud lhcClzniti-roftlie City (If‘”ill‘ll‘()i‘Cl.’.'
l
l Sec. 1. Be it !72(7.(.'!.'TIf b7 (/11: Sena/e and
l [louse of f/l’ep7‘r.'.<0/2(at!v:s fit G. ncral .='l.s'.v.~7n-
ll-lg .-om-c.-m/, That whenever the Court of
;if'onim0n Council of said city shall order
Ellie proprietors of lands ant buildii'i__>,s to
;.level or raise side walks, or pave 01‘ flag
ithc same, or pave gutters in front of their
lltintl, or to raise low grounds, or to mzilce
idrains, in pursuance of power heretofore
igrantcd, notice in writing to the occupant
lor occupants of the land or building in
root of wlicli said side walk or gutter is
‘to be made or paved, or to the ocupants
lof the ,r,rronnd to be drained or filled up,
shall be sufficient notice of such order to
all persons interested therein.
Sec. 3 If any proprietor or proprietors
,_ shall neglect to comply with such order
and the said Court of Common Courcil
shall so direct the some to be executed by
some other person, the expenses so incur-
red with interest thereon and costs ofcol.
lection shall be a lien or real iucuinbrance
on the lands and buildings in respect to
_wliich such expenses shall have been so
incurred, and shall take precedence and
‘there-oti, (except taxes in favor ofthe state)
said ci!_v,»from the person on whose ac-
.count the same may have been so incurrc-.'.l,
lhis e:;ei:utoi's or ar.luiinistr:itors, or the
,.same ll".!l_\' he l‘t’(‘.?\'Cl'CLl and the p:1_\,'mcut
l thereof ci'ifoi*cc:l, or said lands or buildings
said‘ lzmds or l)llill.lll'l_‘_Z‘S were iiiortgaged to
:the.curpor:ition of said city for the pay-
merit thereof, or the si me may be enforced
[by warrant of distress.
l Sec. 3. lfhenev r such warrant shall
fissue, it may be in like manner as warrant.-s
ifor other ta}:-es. a-nil may include the srimc
,sum for said warrant as is allowed for ex-
é(‘.(_'llll0l1~' in the Superior Court, and also
gr:-flit‘-cr’s fees for collection ; and the officer
lslizill proceed with such warrant lll the
,same manner and under the sam ‘ regula-
ltions as is prescribeil by law ill’! the case of
ypublic taxes, e.\'c.ept that notice of the
lsale of real estate in a public ne-.vspaper in
jsaid city, need only bl given for three suc-
Tcessive wccl-:s before the sale.
NORWALK GAZETTE.
bvqzclncsday, July 2, 1945.
zase, such judge shall be disqualified to
act in the settlenieiit of such estate, °"and
cognizance shall appertaiu -‘.0 the julge of
Probate in an adjoining district, who may
by law act, and thejudig-e so residing. in
an adjoining district, s"5ii‘il in every such
case have full flllllloritv to‘ proceed 10 =1’
final settlement of Sufi}, assigned 8815'»?-
arid shall cause his doings tolbo recorded
The construction of the new Postage Law by
the Post Master General, it appears to us,- is
worthy of a passing notice. By it the 30 miles
(to which distance "newspapers are to be carried‘
in the Probate ream-(ls ot‘the district where l"e"_l .""‘i_'l° be_ ’_°°lf°“°‘l ll)’ llle mail 7'_0“l€ -' ll)’
such assignment is hdgedq which,towns within ten or twelve miles, or less
300- 53- in all cases in which the judge l’er,lmps’Onha.i In which 3 Palm‘ l3 Pullllsllellc
of Probate in an adjoining district, by rea-, °‘V"l‘a’- l°' ll"? °ll‘5l1ll°“5 mule Of lllfimallp 378 10
son of the existence of Lhe above disqualifi: be entirely deprivedofihe benefit ofiilie law so
cations, shall have heretofore taken cog- farassuch paper is concerned. For instance--the
-"H7=fIn<“-e of the settlement of any estale,towu ofRidge-‘ield, which issome 13 uiilesfrom
355'!-’_ll0‘l_f°F the l>8N?flf ‘Ol: -Cl'€<l|l01‘S. “fill ‘this, must receive the Gazette, if by mail, via.
{pending in any other dis-rifit. -SIl.lC.ll procdqc- 1‘BI'1‘tlge_'|i‘t)fl andbanbury, making a distance of
‘ l_"$.-’5 °l ill“ Jllflge 5 ‘ll 5l_l° il‘ .l‘—’"ll"9 '5' {some 40' miles! Danlaury, only 2:2 miles from
trict, and all acts anrl doings bad and per— ;,,.e,,e “-,0um mm be ,_ d t _ ,. ., ,
formed pursuant ther:--to, are hereby con- _ . . ,7], ,p ‘we a olerlllnll ml es‘
firmed and declared valid, in the same, lb. Upem.u.o,n’ “I imwfore, ‘be found ll’ be an’
manner as if this statute had been in force lll"”'=,l b“l_-l”5l‘a”‘l “cl”-‘ll’ 1° l“"9‘ll’ ll|l5; 0}"?
at the time ‘of the exercise of such iuris- °fl“'° llllllgs fllllsl be doll”: and lllal 50""-’llllllgi
d,(_,,0"_ . 1,7,0,”-d‘,,,,‘ am, this act Sham not must bed'o'ue in the way of rem edy,set-ms quite
,,g',.(,t am. mi, ,,,,,,,. ,,e,,d;ng_ l‘i8Ct'$S:tl')'.' The P. M. Gen. mu;-i eilher reccde
_Scc. 3. _\Vhenever in the appointnientfifrum bis‘cons'tr‘uciion oriliai feaiure of the law’
ofa‘ guardian to a minor or any procee- ijiiust he cliangcd by early It-gislaition. To get
dings under sucli ap_p0i_mm_t’.nt. it P _ju(l£e -along with the evil in the particular case alludcdi‘
of.Pi-obate. for the district‘ in which supll io,'anotlicr course may be r(.‘SOl'ltl.l to. Dr. Si.
inirioi‘ resides is disqualified from, zicti g.,,,O,,5 has gone 1,,“-.,g{ mm mm ,H~,,‘,,c,. frCm\'
judicially by reason of his relationship to
the parties concerned, or other cause,‘ the
(§0Q‘lllZ:1l2t‘.e of such matters shall apper-
tain to the j-.idr_re of Probate in an adjoin-
in_q' district who may act. who shall cause
his doings to be recorded in the Probate scmaiion ofilie injustice under which we are
l'E‘00|‘tl5 Of llle <llSl1‘ll‘-l- in ‘Vlllcll Sllcll ml‘ stilli.-ring, mairilv to centribu'e to the support of
nor l‘c‘i"l‘lf'lR' " "‘l ‘.l_” llllllceelllllgs,llfif§it°' the Hioulsatoiiic iail ro‘ad-—iir being deprived ofa
rule lmd m cnnmnml-V wllll the llmlllslons d-rt-ct da-il3r'.cornniuiiicmi e with Danburv, ma)’
oftliis Act, shall have the same force and -
effect as if this law had, at the timcof such
procced‘ii,r_rs, been in full force.
Approved June 7, l84-5.
which he should no-verliave been called. Bridge-”
port influence. (in llllS.C8St‘, trickery and wrong)?
will not prevail with the delegate from this dig.‘
trict, for the next two years. A fair repre-
ly our due.
steps be taken to. lay this matter before the de-
partment at Washington, well baclicd up and
perhaps, secure us a restitution of what is clcar- -
We would iliero.-fore suggest, that‘
No. 49. An Act in a.'l:li‘lion to An Act entitled “An
Act for constituting and rcgiilritiiig Courts, and
bringing back the former state oftliings, and in
supported by those who liav’c an interi-st in’
for 'i-ipoin‘.in‘tr tliéltirues and: places of holdinv the - - _ , , ‘ , . ‘ . . . .
‘l ° . D relieving us ofthe ratlur liUnllfta‘1l!1gCOll1l'lll0Zl cf
_ _ » .- a tributary to the city fB id ’- 2,
Br 2/ rn-«mle.-l by the Senate and House of ' ____ l gill”
R€PI‘("'€"f”l"v"-9 7'71 General /lssr»mb/_i/ con- A l\"lON$TF.R PRZCESS-ION witliall that repub-
1-‘f'7l"'I. Tllill llle i°“'" ‘ll Ell5l0"a in ll"? lican pomp and parade which it lal’.(‘S tlicAmer-
county of Fairfield shall belong to and - , V . ~. . , , ,
cmstitiite a part oflthe Probate Dlistiricf of peopk 10 -Cali; -l'nlU-‘.-infuse’ came 05' on
.W‘_Smn' Tpgszlialy larsi: int 13.! , llil honor oft3cu. .lacl:soii..
__ ' -_ I I V I '
Approved June 13, 1843. y.p C an e out lllng,..‘/allllg mass and
g _v__ __ the public streets and public buildings, and
almost every prominent object, was liuiig with
black. The Military was out in large numbers
and headed the procession. 'I'hcy\vcrefollcwcd
by a licatiiiful g0ldt‘llUffl shrouded in mctiriiiiigr,
and drawn by f7...ur splendid black horses, in the
luiiids tf tuibar.cd grcoins, and this was fol-
lowed by a ridcrless war horse, shrouded‘ in the
sxiim-..i'
No. 50. An Act in addition to an Act entitled “An
Act for the AS.~‘€.‘~‘5ll:t§llli of 'l‘:ixcs ”
Sec. 1. Be 2'/. metric}. by I/ze Fcrzule /1714]
Home IfR")?/'e.-cntutit-rs -in. Gczrernf .§.ssm2z-
bI_.'/ ('0/zz-med, That the real and personal
estate of any deceased person or assign-
ing debtor, which has not been distributed
"l filllllly Cllsllllsell, 0f by the Cllull of l‘.-'l|l')illl'l'lE‘l'llS ofdeath. The procession was some
Probate, and which is by law required to fi_ . _ . _
be set in such assessment list either inl lo mile: m ‘went’
9 __ l
the name of such assigning debtor’s estate
or of such deceased person’,-s estate, or, in were 35 fullllwsl Pl'i‘.V"l’ bl’ R9“ M13 Klebs-'°
the name of the trustee, administrator or O"=1ll0ll bl’ l’l°-'l- B9”.l- F- llllll'i‘l'» ll lelllllllnl ll)’
executor of such estate, (as such) at the I the Sacred Music Society, Benediction by Irgv.
option of the person whose duty it is to -Dr. Wainwright, concludul by the tiring oftlircc
The C}-£Cl'Cl:E‘S on the re-
turu ofthe procession were held in the park, and
31‘-‘S—‘°l'~f§3 "lml 517°-ll Pl'f’P0!l1'lYl 01' any P‘?-l'i-,ivas very warm, and the usual amount of swel-
iiereo w icn so s ' : E - ..- -
, H. b ' ,_. 1),. f, 9}, ll’ _l 0, ‘lésllilsflllelll '3 3 tering and f.i.igue consequent on such occasions,
“la 9 l‘l C or 3-l‘m‘\eS eg“ 3 lmfmse gweiccujovcd onthis. The scene ended with-
thereon, for the term of one year from theyoul much’ digordu or “cm I b d. h .
_ . _ _ . _ ,. ,
time when suchtaxes become due,wliethei"im,”,n_,m‘_e been m’me_md cl ill on W at
such property be then found inthc liandsof ° __ ‘l “ '
the trustecs,adininistrators,executors,lieirs Tm; C.‘oxv£.\*1'1o.\' ofili-: friends of the Hart-
gi; (ltl3'l;‘llS8Cf): 3_Yt|"y'Ql,i1""!_0l‘ Pmcllce ‘O lllC"furd' and New York Railroad, held a few days
(‘1.‘ ‘V n wi i. 'lll‘lntT. .- - - .
‘<5 ‘ -lo . “ D , , , ,SlllCt*, in the city of llarilbrd, appointed a Com‘-‘
ccc. .-.. Be ztfur//ier onarlr»-., flint wucu;
one party is entitled to the f :3 himple of!“ d ml kc r fin ,. _
* - . ': na'';r." ;- '- -, -
any real estate, or ‘to the ultimate en_|o_y-,‘f‘ bg _‘ r =0” |‘.m° °‘°l’*“l.l‘-‘éllle lJ0Ul\3
,,,,,m (,f',,,(,,._,,..,,. at ,,,,c,.e5,‘ or 0,1,“. ,,C,._,o su >.Cl‘lpllUll ur Stock. Arnorigiiie («ammu-
sonal estate. and :inotlier person or persons 7 l°*’v “'9 ”"’”l-'9 ll” l’"‘"'m‘-‘ (“C Flfllllcll 3- Wild-
arc entitled to the use of the sanie as an a ‘‘’‘‘‘l' Lilla Of D3"l’”lY- Al3‘—'°"llllé' l° “'5-0ll1°
,.st,,,e f,,_. “ya, 0,. fm. ,, ,e-,.,,,- of years by , t.ou \\lJk.‘ll was passed at the run‘ close of the’
.. . ‘ v . - - _ ' ,
gift or devise, and not by contract, llle;Sl'55lUil Lfllic Legislature, 1,000,000 dollars of
taxes on such estate shall be paid by the stock must be subsciibcd before the road can be
person or persons in immediate possession j cUmmenc9d_
ezr use, except in cases where it is special-5 '1-j,,_, B,i,_j,.,.,,G,,, ,,e0,,»c we btmomhw uh:
. . _ A u .. -
ly provided otherwise. Jlrozm/rcl, thatl ,—. .' . 5 ‘Q . ’ . ‘_ 5 q I
. , , , _ V , LCODLI U to tlii- Da. bury,r.,r, \V.ill street pro-
nothing contained in l.l:lS act Sllilll afiectuec, Mds b . , k .
‘. . .. ‘ on I a - - _ r ' ,_
m.,,y, 5,”, no“, pend ng_ ,3: ll. coin to co t1[‘0.lll with dc
Am)‘_m_C(, Elme ,0, 184.‘. icnled fa.ivor,undcr the impression that -It will
_,-.. .- , _.-,. ..._..____ -have the effect to start game [hm ilwy W1“ have
No. 51. An Act in alterazioii of .-in Act rt-.l:itivc.to;1h,_. 0ppUnu{,iw (,ffi1;i”., [],(.j,~ ban Wm, we
___’.,..‘ ._n.'.'‘. ,.'i .- D 5 I
tin». .~ll.1‘,)nll l|lrl’:l'l:l;‘l.le.l'a b‘ll\«ll <.o.ifi.i<..d.iii (.rd0l.ll '1,,O,,,L,;.,j,ey W,“ build no ,.c,.,. exuavagam cn1cu_
“ii "'fl’”“" " “"‘,““'fi I ’ ll-aiioas upon-iliat idea, for it mav prove another
["3 ll “'"i"';"°°‘l ‘_’.’./ ff“ ""7" 9 ~"”"‘ H"'“e "fir.-asile in the air.- 'l‘osubstuiitiaie this, live are’
Rr3’_v).v“(?.3‘e:l_,_’(7/1-p_5'77; Gpzzc,-/ll,.{l...3-er/ll;/y €071-iwimmr [U stake out npulmion as a .m),e',
zve/ml, lliut wzienever any t5'os‘t shall be .1, , fl l W‘, 0,. Dwbur , , l l 3
. .1 :i.'.- -‘ ,, r»-5
taxed by virtue of the provi.si='ins of the. E L ‘,l , lh . l in“ ’ lila“ uswad’
" . .- . .. . .1, - 1:-~> ..... .
act passed in 183:), of wliicli this is in al- ; n U W M I l _i l l°’°"‘”l'l‘ l"ll°””g’"P’/""2
:will never get far" beyonda super;/iciul acquain-
l .506. 4- lfany person or pE;‘l‘SflllSli3\‘lllQ'
any iiiortgagc-, lien or inr.-iiiiib.i'=.inc.c. on said 5
lands or hniitlings, shall pay or satisfy the-I
aforcsniil lion ‘.0 said city, the same shalli
be added to his or their debt, and l:-ccoinel
:1 part of his or their lieu upon said prom-l
.i.~‘.e.-‘, talcing the some order as to other;
liens or incuiiihrances thereon as the oil'iei*'
part of his or their lien or iiicuii'ib1'unce. l
Approved June 13, 18-15. l
.l\’o. 47. An Aciin adlliiimi to an Act entitled ‘-.~'tn.
E Act for co:i.<:i!:rii'iig and l't‘;§lllail!lg Courts and for;
l nppoiiitiiig the times and places of holding the:
saute.”
. . i
I e 2/ ena-rm.’ 13,; //2.» $'c.~m(e and I:i'ozI.s~e (fa
Ila/m=senlut{v-s in. Cszzcrr/l ./].rscmb/ 1/ can-
ri.-e/;e._’, That the town of South \'Vin:lsnr
shall be and‘ constitute a part of the Pro-
bate l,istrict of East Windsor.
Approved, June 12, 13-1-5.
No. 48. An Act in addition to an Acfeiititled “An
Act for C0ll.~‘lll.llllllg and regiilatiiig Courts, -and
for appoiiitiiigtlic times and places oflioldiug the
same."
Sec. 1. Be it citric/erl by the Sengzte and
Hou.»s-e of It cpresr'm:.~I1'vss in General /13-
sembly cont‘:-ned, That whenever the Judge
of Probate in any district shall be the as-
signor or trustee in any assignment made
to a trustee or trustees, for the beneli: cf
creditors, pursuant to‘ the provisions of
“An Act in addition to an not entitled ‘an
act against Fraudulent Conveyunces.’ and
lodged for record in the office ofthe Court
of Probate for such di-strict,..or whenever
there slialllie so near a reliitionship be-
tween such assiguor or trustee and such
judge of-Probate as between‘ father and
son, by natureor marriage; or brother and
brother in li ~e inanuer, or if such judge of
Probateisliall be intercstcdas a- creditor
tc:'atio:i. zirrl the same, when paid, is to;
-‘belou_’-I in the ii'CrlSlll'_'vl of un_\' count\*.‘ the imcg WM] melllce “mile c°”m‘Y °l"'l"lll" ["0"
same shall he paid trflthe treasiirci‘ of such l’°5L’°l mulc-
co:inI..y, and not [3 the keeper-“of the gaol ;- Dm,Oc,,H,‘C.,.___‘r1~he I-Univ mg we find in the
any law to the contrary notwithstaiidiiig. phi,mM,,,m Norm Lxmerican _
i . - ,
l
l
Apppoircil June 10, ‘ ‘Rm./yer Que”,___A cause is nowon trial;
:\'0- An .-'54! in mi-'li!imi‘ta'An Act entitled illllln this city in which the government of
“.'\(2i t'(‘.l:=.lln.'? m Slim-E.-Ts. the United States is plaintiff, involving :2‘
Be 7., ,,,,_,,,,., 5,, ,/r,~_’,, S,',,,,m, ag.,_,1 Hb,,',.e Qf;[)l'l[lClplC~|'elal.lllg to purs;-rs in the Na\.y,.
]‘,p]’7Ip'S. ,,,,,,,.,,-,0“ in (-,«,,_..,,,_m; _,:],,,,.em[.[_,/ w,,.,,_.,,_1iipoii which large amounts depend, altho’
6/, That we 3hf._,;{f,r0,. me .,Oum,, Of ,\vew-the Sulllglfnllletllulcly at issue is only about
L(,n,1,,,, be. and hL.,.,.b.,, gs ,1-,,ti.,:(,‘,.;’S,3d ,0 173,000 dollars. Vice Presz'de/it Ualias is
“lllloint ten Dcmitv Shcriffsfor :='a'ii_l coiiii-lC°’m"el ”g"i”5'f me G”.“7‘””“’”f- .E"°"Y
ft‘? am’ thin?! in the act to \vliicli this is l bud)’ l"“°“'5 lllill Gelleml 'lilCl‘5°" Pl'°’
" ' ‘ claimed that governinciit was an unit--3.
queer unit divisible into adverse parts!
but we suppose it is all right, in political-
,&~l‘lll1ll’lt.‘ll('., that an executive oflicer of the’!
government,rcceiving 0000 dollars per an--‘
num, should thus assist in promoting its‘
cause—iiew fangled democracy has rare
illustrations of consistency.’
We re_cullect that the lccofoco papers of this“
state were very fierce upon adisiinguishedGovs‘
eruor, because he continued to attend to profbs-"
sional business, during. the time he held that;
high office. VV|iat disquisiiion shall we have
upon the case of Vice President Dallas ?
in addition to the contrary notwithstan-
ding. Approve-:l June l3, l8.:').'
N0 An Actiu adrlitioii to an Act entitled -‘an
Act relatiiig to Slieritf.-'.”
Set‘. l- Be 7! evrcterl by Ilse Senate nnrl
Home of RI*p1"s'P.I2!rIll"2'_€3 in. Genrrrl ./Issem.-
I437 ron.ren(.r/, That the number of Deputy
Sheriffs to be appointed for the county of
Litchfield shall not exceed thirteen.
Sec. 2. So much of the Act entitled ‘an
Act relating to Sheriffs’ as provides that
the number of Deputy Sherifl's for said
county shall not exceed twelve, be and the
same is hereby repealed.
8 '. .
APPl'°V°‘_l_J_ll_lE_‘l's__l__f° SALE or CATTLE AT Ar.n.u\'v.—A sale ofim-1‘
No. 54. An Act inaddiiion to an act entitled“an Proved short-horned cattle. belonging '0 E- E-‘
Act to regulate the election of Senators and to Pfellllce °f Alb3“Y- l°°l‘ Place 50 lllalclll’ °n lll°"
divide this State into districts for that purpose. 25-“ll lll5l- There “ms 3 V97)’ l-‘"89 °°ml’3“Y N’-
ihe sale, and about 40 animals were sold, at
ilfllselll lll'~‘ ll~"l Of 5ll‘3ll Pl'°P°l'l3' l0 llw 115- rounds by the U. S. 'l'r.—ops on duty. The day‘
mince of seven to procure: a survey ofthe route, -
Be it cn'ic'ecZ by tfie Semtc and House rf
‘Re,nrcsant'an'v'e.s in General .flsse'mbI_z'/‘ can-'
vened. That the town ofEaston'iii the coun-
ty of Fiiir“'eld, shall be and remain a‘ part
of the 10th Senatorial District;
Approved June 13, 1845.
A bed of Anthiatic Coal hasbeené dis-
prices varying from $25 to $250. The lowest-3
priced ones ‘were calves; Tlieaggregate‘ amount"
of sales was-4,400, dollars being an average of’
about 110 dollars per head. '
. Dividenda—'I'-‘lie Tradesrnen’s' Bank bias;
declared a sc‘m‘i-annual dividend offive-7
_in the estate soassigned, in every such
covered. in-South Redding, Mass.‘-
per cent,~payable on-the lst .Iiily_-.:- -/'
‘fl
2-,.».«;»i:-x‘
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