Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-06-20

Pa ,1acos whatsoever; and also to purchase, re-
e;ve hold and convey any estate, read and person.
al TO an amount not exceeding twenty-five thou-
sand dollars and may. have and use common SEAL
such as they may devise, and the same alter at
pleasure may elect oficers and establish rules rel
alive to the admission of future members, and may
ordain. establish and put in execution such y-laws
and regulations not contrary to the provisions OF
this charter the laws of this state of the United
States, as shall be deemed necessary or expedlent
for the government of said corporation.
Sec. 2. If it shall so happen that an election OF
any annual officer or officers of said corporation shall
not take place in any year at the time appointed
therefore, aid corporation shall not for that reason,
be dissolved, but such election may be held there
after, and such officer or officers may exercise his
or their official functions until new election be
SIC. 5. All fhe estate, real and personal, which
may al any tim be owned by said corporation shall
be.exempt from taxation SO long as the same shall
be used and the availSand income thereof shall be
devoted to and expended 8 q q 5ects and Purpo-
ses of pathological science. -.
SEC H. The first meeting to mgNMlze said corpoA
ration under the provisions of this charter, shall be
holden on Tuesday the 4th day of June 1S44, at ne
residence of James Murdoch, at so'c|ock T. M.
SEC. s. This act, orsany part thereof, may be al
tered or repealed, at the pleasure of the General
Assembly. a. Approved May 81, ls44.
No. 8.
An Act in addition to and alteration of an Act re-
gulating Proceedings in Equity.
Sec. l. BE it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives. IN General assembly cO'oe''ed,
That whenever, upon any petition returnable to
the Superior Court, temporary injunction shall
have been granted by a Judge of the County Court,
the defendant IN SUD- case may prefer his petition
to dissolve the same to either Judge of the Superior
Court as we'll as the Judge to whom such injunc-
ton shall have been granted; and the JUDGE Of the
Superior Court to whom such petition shah be pre-
ferred shall have the same power and authority to
dissolve such injunction, as though the same had
been originally granted by him.
Sec. e., When any temporary injunction shall
have been granted by any judge of the Superior
Court, and by of sickness or other cause it
shall not be convenient for such judge to hear and
decide upon an application to dissolve the same,
such Judge, or in case Of his absence disability,
the chief Judge of the Supreme Court of Errors may
order and direct that the same shall be leard and
determined by some other judge of said court, and
thereupon the judge so designated@and appointed
shall have the same power and authority ihsthe
premises as though said injunction had been origi-
nally granted by him.
SEC. 3. The costs of an application to dissolve
any injunction may be taxed and allowed at their
discretion, by the court, whenever final decree
shall be made in such case. l7
Approved, May 81, 1914
..y1as II; e No. 9. 4 re ta5 ..4
An Act in alteration of an Act entitled San Act
relating to Ferries" and in alteration Of can act
in addition thereto.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
yesentatioes iss General assembly c05sDened, That
the fare for a man, horse and load, at Enfield and
SufieM Ferry, at the mouth of Fresh water brook,
in future be six and quarter cents and for each
four wheel carriage drawn by one horse, m future
be twelve and half cents; and that so much Of
said acts as is consistent with the provisions of this
Act, be, and the same is hereby repealed
Approved. May 81, 1914:
"A No. TO- IA as3.5t.
An relative to the City Of New Haven.
SEC. /. Be ii enacted By the Senate and House
of REPRESENTATIVES in General assembly concerned
That from and after the first day of September 1914
the fire limits of said city shall include all the land
within the following boundary, and also strip OF
land one hundred and fifty feet wide without and
beyond said boundary, in all its parts, ading the
corners in the various angles of the SAND to wit
beginning near. the residence of the late Gilbert
Totten, at the northwest corner Of Water and Mea-
dow streets, and thence running up the westerly
side of Meadow st. to the southerly side of George
street; thence up the southerly line of George st
to westerly line of York street thence by the wes
terly line Of York street 10 the northerly line of
Grove street thence BY the northeFly line ofGrnve
street TO the westerly line of State streets thence by
the westerly line of Hancock avenue to the easter
ly line of Olive street extended thence to the nor
Llefly lfA6 Oh (TT6eH StTcGt WHCIC II
by the easery line extended of the street east of
Wooster square, thence blythe easterly line ofsaid
last described street to the southery line of Chapel
street; thence by the southerly side OF Chapel st.
to the easterly side of Brewery street; thence by
the easterly side of Brewery street to the nOEther
side Of Water street thence to the outside of the
pier, or end of Union wharf, and thence to the
place of beginning PvoUided, that nothing in this
section contained shall beso construed to prevent
or interfere with any contract now existing.
SEC. Q. All the provisions ofthe several acts
iatngto Buildings within thepresent fire limits of
said city shall extend and be in full force through
out the fire limits herein established, excepting
! that Portion of said fire limits specially excepted
by "An Act in addition to act to secure the city
Of New Haven from fire." approved May 25, 1899
Sec g. From and after the first day Of July 1s44
no building situated within the FIRE limits Of said
city shall be used or occupied for either Of the fol-
lowing purposes, viz: coach, carriage, or Wagon
makers shop, joiner's carpenters shop, sash or
blind factory, clocl-maSer's shopper factory, cah-
net makers shop, chair makers shop, blacksmith's
shop, brass on iron foundry, bakery, pottery,-for
planning, saving, or turning by machinery, tallow
chambers or soap boilers shop,-without permits
sion first obtained from the common council of said
city, unless such building shall have been used for
the same purpose before said first day of July 1S44
And each and every person who shall violate either
Of the provisions Of this section shall forfeit and
pay to the treasurer of said city, penalty not less
than one hundred dollars nor more than one thou
sand dollars, according to the nature and aggraya-
tion Of the offence. a.
SEc III No building shall hereafter be erected
within the fire limits Of said city which shalbe in
any way attached to or connected with (either by
doorway, platform, shed or otherwise) any other
building having thereins 4 chimney fireplace or