Litchfield enquirer., 1838-07-12
LAWS OF CONNECTICUT, Pasaed Mau Session, 1898.

LAWS OF CONNECTICUT,
 Passed May Session, 1888.
 An Act in addition so and alteration of An Act for the settlement of Estates Testate, Intestate and n
 Sec' T. Be t enacted By the Senate and House cf Re personalities, in GsHsrot Assembly sGnSsnea' m . That of the commissioners, in allowing orrelecting claim or demand upon an insolvent estate, and the matter in demand shall exceed the sum of thirty dollars and be less than seventy dollars, such aggreVed person may have receive of such claim or demand, m the manner now provided by the f9ryrst section of the Act to which this is addition, in cases where the matter in demand exceeds the value of seventy doare; and the matter in demand shall exceed the venty dollars, such aggreved person may appeal to the next Superior Court of the county in which the Probate District any part thereof situated where in said estate is in settlement within fifteen days af ter the report of the commissioners returned into the Court of Probate: ProUided however, that sufficient bond with surety shall be given by the party appeal ing, payable to the executor or administrator the estate the case may be- to prosecute the appeal to effect, and answer all damages in he makes not his plea good; and the trial in said Superior Court of any issue in fact formed by the pleading of the parties, shall, at the request of either party, be by jury
 Sec g. So much of the fortyfirs section of the Act to which this IS an addition and alteration, as IS i1- consistent with this Ae be, and the same repealed
 Approved, May 3l, 1s3S An Act in addition to, and alteration of An Act en titled An Act for the regulation of Civil Actions"
 l.. v Representatives., in General Assembly coUened That the Superior Cour, shall have concurrent jurisdic ton with the County Court, of all cases in Equity, of which the County Court has cognizance and shall have original and concurrent jurisdiction with the County Court of all actions at law on notes and bonds, wherein the matter in controversy shall ex- ceed seventy dollars and nd of all othsr ,Sa ac'ons m peal might be taken therein from the County Court, if there commenced, to the Superior Court, any law to the contrary notwithstanding.
 G.. A.nIA Aas fsrHfh0 oH Thnf0 mNfI on the case in assumpsit, demanding more than one hundred and fifty dollars, which have been brought since the passing of the Act entitled An Act g- wing the Superior Court original Jurlsdlctlonz Tn cer tain cases," and made returnable to the Superior Court wherein no objection shall have been made, by plea, to the jurisdiction of said Court, may, if now same manner as if said actions had come by appeal to said Superior Court and all judgments heretofore rendered by the Superior Court in such actions, 'SHgh bs aes asFsX 1 Het ggng the perior Court jurisdiction in certain cases passed the session of this Assembly, held in May 1896, is hereby repealed: ProUided that this repeal shall Approved, May 3i, 1888.
 An Act in addition to the Act passed in 1882 ent- tied An Act in addition to the Act entitled An
 Act for the regulation of Civil actions"
 Be h enacted by the Senate aud House of Representa- tiues, in Geaerat Assembly conuened That the eeye verdi provisions in the Act passed 1882 to which this E
 
 used by any cotton or woolen factory or manuactn- ring establishment, be and the hereby extend ed to the household furniture of any person having family, and used by him or her in housekeeping.
 Approved, May 3l, 1888.
 An Act repeating An Act entitled An Act in al-
 teration of An Act entitled An Act for constitut-
 ing and regulating Courts. and appointing the times
 and places of holding the same," passed May ses-
 sec1 T. Be a euaeted 5v tse Senate and House of Representatives, GeSern Assembly conrened, That the Act passed by the last General Assembly, ent- tied An Act in alteraton of An Act entitled An pointing the times and places of holding the same relating to the Superior Court in New London coun- ty be- and the same is hereby repealed and that the Superior Court within and for the county of New London, be holden at New London. in said county, on the second Tuesday in September in every year. Sec. 2. That all causes, matters and things now be proceeded with heard and determined at .he next term of said Superior Court herein established in the same manner as if the time of olding said Court had not been altered. Approved, May 3l, lsss An Act in alteration of An Act entitled Act for constituting and regulating Courts, and for appoint ing the times and places ofho!ding the same"
 Be tt enacted by fe Senate and House 0 RepresentG tves in General Assembly conUened, That the towns of Kngworh and Clinton shall hereafter constitute one Probate District by the name of the District of gun entered in the Court of Probate for the District of Khngworh, shall be completed and finished in the Court of Probate tor the District of Clinton.
 Approved. May %, 1888.
 An Act in addition to An Act entitled !. An Act securing to Mechanics Lien on Land and Build Bs t enacted by ths Senate asd House ef Repre-. seniatipes, in General Assembly, conuened, That the provisions of the Act to which this is addition. be, constructed erected or repaired, in any town in this State, in the same manner as if such building were s tuated within an incorporated city.
 Approved, June l, 1858. hH. E....H .eaa l79i4t RESOLUTIONS Ata General Assembly of the State of Connecti- cut holden at NewHave in said State, cn the first "Wednesday of May, in the year of our Lord one thou sand eight hundred and thirty-eight
 Resolced By the House of Representatives that the following be proposed as an Amendment to the Con. sdUD,sd o s s gR SR t,on shall to all ntents and purposes become part The Justices ofthe Peace in this State shall be an. nuay appointed by the Electors in the several towns in which the said Justices reside, and their number and the manner of their appointment shall be prescr
 Resolpad, Ina. the foregoing proposed amendment tC tho Constitution be continued to the next session ot the General Assembly to be holden at Hartford in May next and Do published with the laws passed at
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 A GeuoS1k xAssesuoiy ot hs Suase oI Oonnecu- cut holden at Hartford on tho first Wednesday of May 1887. =, Resoped By the House of Representatives, that the following be proposed as an Amendment to the Con. stitution of this State, which when approved and adopted in the manner provided by said Constitution shaH to all intents and purposes become part there of, viz:
 Every white male citizen of the United States who shall have resided in this State year. attained the age of twentyone years, and resided in the town in which he may offer himself to be admitted to the pr. vlege of an Eector at least six months preceding, dollars in this State, or having been enrolled in the militia shall have performed military duty therein for the term of one year. preceding the lime he shall