Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27
ISenate Bill No. H.1-cHAPTER LxIx An Act in addition Act for the Roguaton of Civ

[Senate Bill No. A.l-cHAPTER LxIx An Act in addition to an Act for the Rogniation of Ciy il Actions. Dc if enacted by the Senate and House of Representa- tives in the General Assembly convened:
 SECTION l. The plaintiff in any in which j-:dg ment has by mistake clerical been rendered for greater sum than due at the time of rend ton of said judgment, may, upon notice to the oppo site artyor his counsel at term of the court sub sequeIt to that in which sad judgment was rendered remit such judgment to the proper amount and the court shall have power to correct the record Of said Judgment and affirm the same for the proper amount for which it should have been rendered Sec. 2. This act shall not affect any suit now pend ing.
 Approved July l7, 1874. IScnate Bill No. 52.l-cHAPrER Lxx. An Act in addition to Act for regulating and
 couraging Fisheries"
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
 tives in General Assembly convened:
 SECTION l. That in serving attachments and in levy ing executions upon oyster lots beds thet have been properly designated in pursuance to 'an act 10 which this is an addition the officers serving such process shall proceed in relation thereto, in all respects, i'll attaching and levying upon real estate.
 Approved July IT, 1874. House Bill No 224.l-cuArrEn Lxx1. An a relating to the ferry between the towns of New London and Groton.
 De enacted by the Senate and House of Representa- tives in General Assembly convened:
 SECTION ]. The ferry between the towns of New London and Groton shall be and operated every day in each year, from six o'clock in the morning til ten o'clock in the evening, the ferry boat leaving Groton her first trip in the morning at six o'clock and New London her last trip in the evening at ten o'clock, and making round trip every half hour be- tween said hours and Sunday every hour rOUideCi that after leaving New London on her regular trip at 9i5 p. m said boat sal upon her arrival at Groton, remain there untiT 940 p. m., then proceed to New London and there remain uutil 10 o'clock p. m., and then return to GrOton. And upon special and public occasions said ferry shall be and kept open 10 such hours of the night not later than II o'clock the commissioners upon said ferry shall order and di- rect.
 Section g. The rate of ferriage for each single team with vehicle and driver shall be fifteen cents each way, or twenty-five cents for a round trip and for each double team with vehicle and driver twenty-five cents each way. And the lessee of said ferry shall furnish communication tickets to foot passengers who may be permanent residents of the towns of Now London and droton, for the of one dollar per month, payable in advance.
 Sec. B. Any person whose duty it is to run said fer ry proprietor lessee thereof, master of inc boat said ferry, who shall wllfully violate the pro- visions of the preceding sections of this act shall for felt the of twenty dollars for every such ense, oneha to the prosecutor therefor and the other half to the treasurer of the city of New London.
 Sec. f. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent here with are hereby repealed.
 Approved July 2l, 1874.