Litchfield enquirer., 1875-08-05
PUBLIC ACTS OF THE STATE OF
 CONNECTICUT.

sENBLH, lSs5. Published by AuthOrityl [HOzse Bin Nc. lO,l cHAPTHL An Act relating to Savings Banks. Be it enacted by the and House of Represents. | tives in General Assembly convened. | SECTION l. No savings bank saving society in this state >hal denAd receive on any loan no~ CT hereafter be made by said savings bank or society, either bonus commission, CT tax or m any Osher way directly oa indirectly, thaR the value Sf seven dollars for the fOrOearance Of one hundret dol or for longer or shorter per1od; but the taking | terest in advance for period not to e111e0 SIX mont!s and the reimbursement of any money Faad os said bank society insurance on prOpeFfy mort gaged them, shall Tot be deemed Violation o1 tnss I act.
 SEC. q Any oscer director, or trustee of any say ings bank or savlns society xkO shall Intentionally any of the provisions of this Ac, shall oe pun ishabe by fine of not less than one thousand or more than five thousand dollars al the discretion of the court before whom the offence ls Is1ed; and E sz2l the duty o the state attorney for the county where such hank society Is located to prosecute such El atiOn complaint thereof by the Oaak commission l CTS.
 SEC. g. All spec:.l ects granting special privileges any savings banks savings societies heretofore passed, are hereby repealed SEC. f. All loans mzde by any savings bank ines society OF CT since the first day Of Janusrv IS-5 upon which interest has been taken in advance period of six months, for shOtter period. any
  | to be legal and yalId.
 SEC. 5. This shall take effect from it's rasssse- SEC. G. All acts parts cf scss inconsistent here | with are hereby repealed- Approved May 25th, 1Ss5. THcuze Bill No. 2.I | CHEP- II. | An Act in addition ts Act concerning Public Be enacted by the Senate House Of Represents. tSes in General Assembly convened: SEC. l. The seeretary of state s1an annex to the fTTa-r tied public acts and special and resOQtioHs. his certificate of the date of Ihe rising of the general have been passed.
 Approved May 2.th, 1875 House Bill No T-l CHAP. HI.
 An Act relating to the sumn 1ning of Iarlrs and in afration 'd Section 6, Ch1P:er 1G little l9 of the Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Represents. tyes in General Assembly cOuyenei=
 SEC. l. Any judge of the superior cOnrt if in his judgment the business of the cOuTt shall require It. may at any term of said urt hOllen by him. if the jury for the term has been discharged, jury has been summoned, order the clerk summon eighteen jurOis to attend and jurors such court. In the same is provided by law for summoning Jufo.s jury of said court SEC. ?. This act shall take effect from its paszge- Approved May 2sth, 1875.
 House Bill No. l2l-l CHAP
 An Act concerning Legal Holidays being fin Amend- ment of Sections and Chapter I. Title IS of the General Statutes.
 Approved May 2ssh. 1s75 Repealed by Chapter XXI. approved July 2nd, 1Ss5-l
 House Bill No. sal An Act in addition to Title xx, of the General Stat
 utes.
 Be enacted by the Senate and House of Represensa
 lives in General Assembly eODVeJed: That any person who shall either during tha life of the testatOr tes4atrix, affer his her death steal for any fraudulent purpose destroy or con, ffsert iuxf ment whether the relate to personal or real ate to bOh shall be imprisoned the state pris- for a period not more than five years: and in complaint, information. indictment for such Ofense, shall not De necessary aGege that such any person, tEet tae same is of any yalGe Approved Jan. Sth, 1875.
 House Bill No. Sl
 IT.
 An Act in Relation to Costing on Highways Be enacted by the Senate and House of Repressnfa-
 tiyes in General Assembly convened; Every iowa and bOrOcga fn shis state rszy at any town or borough meeting specially warned and held for the purpose, make and adopt such bylaws and regulations may be deemed proper the preven- ton of ccasting the public highways, pubic grounds and regulate the use of the same for any purposes whatever; pTored. that penalty for the violation of any such bylaws shall exceed txenty-ve dollars. Approved June 1875.
 IHOuse Blu No. 45l
 CHAP VII, An Act amending an Act in relation tO the Intarr. Police of the state being Title 16 Chapter Part Be it enacted by the s.nate House of Represents.
 tiv+s in General Assembly convened: That tItle sixteen, chapter seven part one section wentyOne of the general statutes of lss5 be- and hereby amended by adding the third line of said section, after the word the fOllOwin. words .or the property of any person." And by adding to the fifth line of said setiOa after the word sao rse' the following words: Or other property of any per son-'' Approved June 18th, 1873.
 House Bill No. 4sl
 CHAP. VIII.
 An Act Relating to Crimes and P.nishments Be iISenated by the Senate and House of Represents
 tiyes in General Assembly convened: SEC. 1. Every person who shall wilfully and mali ciously burn or other~ise destroy, or njure any bridge, lock, dam, or hume any pile parcel of wood. buards, timber, other lumber of another shall be punished by imprisonment state prisoo not exceeding seven years, by fine not exceeding hundred dOllars, by imprisonment in . laiI o9 town or county warehouse, not exceeding year. with, are hereby repealed.
 Approved June 18th, 1876.
 IHouse Pill No. 4o.l
 CHAP. K
 An Act Relating to Ozths Be enacted by the Senate and House of Repres
 tives in General Assembly conyeped; Clerks of courts may administer Ozths and take afS- davits add dispositions in Ill where the same may be reduired and any oath that may have been heretofore administered by any clerk 0f court shsu be deemed 10 be legal and valid.
 Approved June 18th, lS;5.
 House Bill No Ss.l An Ac. Regulating the Ofcaal Terms of Nosaries Pub
 lie and Commissioners of Deeds. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Reprssenta
 tives in General Assembly convened:
 SEC. l. All nOtaries public hereafter commissioned by governor shall hold office from the date of thesr day of July. of the year which they sh s he respectively commissioned, unless their commssions shah be sooner revoked by the governor. SRc. ?. The terms of office of all commissioners of deeds appointed by the governor in accordance with part eighteen, title three revised statutes shall eon Me0ce with the date of the commission and continue five years from said date, unless sooner revoked stc. 8. This act shall take eject on it's passage. Approved June 18th, 1895. House Bill No 127l An Act in addition aad in alteration of an Act relas ing to Fisheries. Be it enacted by the S~nae and House Representa- tives in General Assembly convened: SEC l. Every person who shall take, sell or have in possession with intent sel or destroy any the head to the end of the ta exclusive claws aud feelers, female lobster with the spawn than fifty dollars half to be paid to him who shsI sne therefor, half to the town in which the offence i ssS Ss ss 5 a moi ssse5s r SEC 2 This shall take effect from and after its
 Approved June 18th, 1s75 IHouse Bill No ss.l CHAP. XII,
 An Act relating to Salaries and Fees being in aitera ton of Title lS Chapter VIII Of the General Stat | CteS.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House ofRspresept | tives in General Assembly convened: SEC. 1. Clerks of courts shall receivl for making all necessary records and rfcates follows to wit: For declaration of intention to b. come citizen and certificate thereof fifty cents For naturalization aad certificate of citizenship one dollar.
 SEC q All acts and parts of acts inconsistent here with are hereby repealed. l Approved June 24th, 1875.