The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-06

rooms to have at least one window opening onto a street, yard or court tories which may be hereafter erect ed. In the absence of a building in spector, fire marshal or other officer the health officer of every town IS authorized to enforce this law.
 Section 30 is amended to read as follows:
 ing which was not used as a tenement house prior to the passage of this act who shall allow such building to be occupied or used as a tenement house without making such building con- form in all respects with the require ments of this act, and every owner architect who shall authorize, make, or approve any construction or a1tera- ton of any building, or any reduc- ton in court or yard spaces. in viola ton of the provisions of this act. shall be fined not less than twenty-five dol lars, and if any violation of any of said provisions remains uncorrected, the violatOr shall be subject to a renewal of the foregoing penalty every thirty days until the violation is corrected.
 The labor commissioner is directed to furnish copies of the law and blank forms to the officfols charged with the enforcement of the act.
 Towns. Cities and BoroIghs.
 Chapter 31-Empowering selectmen of towns to require abutting property owners to repair sidewalks.
 Chapter 46-Authorizing boroughs to provide for sprinkling highways with water, oil or other substance.
 Chapter 86-Amendfng the law of 1907 concerning the election of regis trars of voters by emitting from the list of towns excepted from the pro- vision which requires the election of two registrars in each voting district the towns of Hartford, New Haven, Waterbury, New London and Norwich.
 Chapter 16-Concern1ng voting lists by adding the city of Stamford to the places where the registrars shall enter the names on the official lists by the street and number of the house, when the houses are numbered, and not alphabetically, so that there shall be entered on the list, first, the street, number of the house or residence in numerical order, and third the resi- dent electors in such house or resi- dence in their alpha bettcal order, and those electors, if any, who cannot be so registered shall be registered al- alphabetically.
 towns in which there are not cities or boroughs the collector of taxes shall be furnished with blanks so that re- ceipts for taxes may be made out in duplicate.
 Chapter 115-That town meetings, in towns in which there are no cities or borcughs, coterminous with the towns, may fix the compensation of assessors, boards of relief and town au- dftors, and if the town meetings neg 1ect to fix the compensation the se- 4SCI&1SI SIlItLl nave Ld6 power to 0O so.
 Military Affairs.
 Chapter Embarrassing the pay of the Connecticut National Guard as follows: or-con1missioned staff of doers and first sergeant and company S3 per day; each sergeant from S2 to 92 50; each corporal from $1.75 to l $2.26, and each enlisted nan from
 Cha pter 45-The commander of the coast artillery corps and O. each l regiment of infantry, and of each | faEtry. signal corps, ambulance com 1 pnny, ard field hospital, s"a1I be all lowed fifty dollars a year. the battery commander seventy-f1ve dollars a year, and each other officer under 1 bonds for the care of United States | and state property, twenty-five dollars a. year, as compensation for the care of said property.
 Chapter lO7-Allowing commission ed officers of the c. N. G. $50 a year 1 for uniforms.
 Agriculture.
 l Chapter 19-No person shall dis | tribute, SOW or have in his possession ] or deliver to another with malicious I intent, any seeds of foul or noXious | land or trees of another except for the | purpose of spraying such trees. The 1 penalty for violating this act shall be 1 $1,0oo, or Imprisonment for not more
 Chapter S6-Approprfat4ng s2O.ooo l to secure $10.000 from the United
 States government for the improve
 ment of fifty miles of post road. Chapter S3-Section 1. There shall
 annually be paid to each Incorporated
 agricultural society of this state, or
 any incorporated society of this state l carrying on or promoting any branch
 of agriculture, holding an agricultural
 exhibition in this state, which shall have paid during the year premiums l arnOIntinE to hundred dollars. Q
 sum Of one hundred dollars; to each ] society which shall have paid during the year premiums amounting to more than one hundred dollars shall be ] r,aid fnr. each additinnaI cd