Litchfield enquirer., 1837-01-26
PUBLIC LAWS.
PASSED AT THE DECEMBER SESSION, 1850

PASSED AT THE DECEMBER SESSION, 1886.
 frmng and establishing the doings of the Assessor or Assessors in certain cases, passed 1929.
 Be n enacted by the Senate aud House of Represen- tatices tn General Assembly conUened, That in all in which the Assessor Assessors of any town in this Sate have omitted to post notice on the Sign Post of their respective towns or by publishing the same in some News Paper printed in the town to which they belong requiring of all persons liable to pay taxes in their respective towns, at least five days before the Twentieth day of October annually, written or print ed lists of all taxable property belonging to such per lars of all property, real and personal liable to be as sessed and valued such assessment list shall not or said causes be adjudged void, but all Taxes winch have been shall be laid or imposed according to such collected; Prorided, That no claim which is the sub ject of any suit action now pending, shall m any manner be affected by the provisions ot this act.
 CHAUNcEY E. CLEVELAND,
 Speaker of the House of Representatives.
 Es1Sf7Es sToDDaRP Al ,aPs President of the Senate ''pp'''' A HENRY w. EDWARDS.
 An Act relating to City Courts
 Re enacted by the SenGtS and House Of Representa- t;Ues in General Assembly conrened, That any action brought to, and tried by any City Court in this State, ii either party shall be aggrleved by the sentence or judgment of such Court an appeal shall be allowed to the next Superior Court Ill the same county where such City Court may be held, and such appeals sha be entered during the term of the sitting of the Court whence they shall be made; and sufficient bond with surety shall be given by the party apPealing to the adverse party, prosecute such appeal effect, and all damag ges in case he make not his plea good. And this law is to take effect from the day of the passage thereof
 CHAuHcEY F. CLEVELAND,
 Speaker of the House of Representatives
 EBESf7ER sToDDAED: AZ ;:Jae President of the Senate Approvsd' December HSSRW z, 1sSe' w rnttARns An Act in addition to an act t6 incorporate the City
 of Bridgeport.
 sIe eaaeea Sy s Ssnats and no4se se e Ike ,S Court of Common Council of the City of Bridgeport may at any legal meeting of said Court, order that City meeting be called at such time and place within pose of acting such By Laws shall be presented to said City meeting upon the passing of such order, "it shall be the day of the Mayor of said City, or in City, to issue his warrant directed to any of the Free men of said City, named in said warrant, for calling G mssr snd hs ms sa Rase sR give notice of the time and place of holding said City meeting, in one more of the public News Papers C ana a'tS te ns sad at least tEee days before the time appointed for hod' ing the same. .. The Court of Common Council may, whenever it shall in their opinion be necessary order special Ci; ty Meeting to be called, and appoint the time and place for holding the same. and shall have power to pass By Law prescribing the mode of warning all SEC. ?. Said Con. ose Common Council may, from tine time, appoint more person persons, to act attorney attornes for said city to continue m ehce during the pleasure ot sad Court Si CommSn m non ties. and fixing the compensation ot such attorney or attOrnies. -
 sEc. 3. The Court of Common Council of said city, may immediately after the rising Of this Assembly and annually thereafter on the first Monday Tn No vember, raise by enlistment from persons living with in the limits of said city, three Fire Companies, and pF men each company, the first companies to be rais ed aforesaid, shall be enlisted serve until the first Monday of November next, and all such companies shall be enlisted thereafter. shall be enlisted for the term of one year. and said Court of Common Counci may pass Bylaws prescribing the mode of enlist nlent, what officers shall be appointed for each com pany, the mode of appointing such officers, and the duties of such fire compa nes and imposing on the members of said companies, fines and forteures fo neglect of duty.
 Bridgeport, who shall be the Chief Judge of the City Court said city, and perform all the duties of Judge of said Court, instead of the Mayor, and much o the act to which this is an addition. as constitutes the SEC. 5. The Recorder shall be annually chosen by the Court of Common Council, at a, meeting specially held for that atr the @ meeting sa anotlcT be chosen and sworn he shall take the oatf provided by law for other judicial officers The frs Recorder shall be chosen Sy ::!d Court ot Common Council within ten days aferthe rising of this Assem- bly,, who shall hold his office until the next annua meeting and until another is chosen and sworn. Ii case said office shall at any time become vacant D, 1 death, or otherwise, said Court of Common Council may supply such vacancy at special meeting warn ed for that purpose: and the perSon chosen fill suc vacancy. shall hold his office until the next succeed ing annual meeting, and until another be chosen ant sworn. The Court of Common Council may mak, -Law fixing the compensation of the Chief Judge and other Judges of said City Court, and of all ot6e officers of said City.
 | CBAUNcEY F. CLEVELAND,
 Speaker of the House of Representatives l EBEEEzER SroDDARD. President of the Senate Approved, December 24. lS36.
 l HENRY w. EDWARDS. An Ac. relative to the support of Prisoners, when con
 fined in Gaol, at the expense of this State.
 Be enacied 6y the Senate and House cf Representa tiues ia General Assembly, eonuened That there shal be allowed and taxed in bills of cost for the support any person confined in Goal at the expense of thl State sum not exceeding two dollars per week; ant if any such Prisoner sha during his said confinement become sick, and require medical attendance, req ! H.. An flprok ny IaVsy