The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-06

effect on August 1 following the ses- | sion at which they are passed and spe: cia1 acts unless otherwise provided i'from the day of their approval. Chapter 33-Imposing fine of $500 or imprisonment not more than five years for fraud in connection with the operation of the voting machine. Chapter 21-Requiring the comp troller to provide an office in the cap | of engrossed bills and empowering the clerks to employ such stenographers as may be necessary.
 Chapter 63-Concernfng taxation of costs in civil actions. Allowing s for expert testimony on the value of land in actions for foreclosure of mortgages where the value of the land is in dispute.
 Chapter 9-Authorizing harbor mas ter to cause the removal of vessels whose masters or owners refuse to obey lawful orders.
 Chapter 9O-Empowerfng a married woman to convey her real and person al estate directly to her husband ahd to receive conveyances of the proper ty owned by her husband directly from him.
 Chapter 7s-Inc1uding in the ex- emptions from inheritance tax the es- tate of the deceased which goes to $1O,00O.
 Chapter e2. Any city, town, bor- ough, or fire district may locate, use, man and operate fire stations, fire ap- paratus, fire alarm boxes and the cleo trical equipment appertaining there to- ID any aOJO1n1nS GUY, town, DOT ough or fire district, upon such terms respecting the location, use, manage ment and operation as may be agreed upon between the boards of fire com missiorers or other agencies having the management and control of the fire departments of such municipalf- ties.
 Chapter 9s. The foreign executor or administrator of any deceased mortgagee may, on the payment, sat isfaction or sale of the mortgage debt 11 fy,4 4I36 off of Inc clerk of the town where the m nortgag- ed property is situated, certificate of his appointment as such executor or administrator, release the legal title to the mortgagor or person en-
 Chapter 12s Providing penalty of $500 or Imprisonment not more than ten years. or both, for the crime of living on the earnings of absolute women. not related by blood.
 Chapter 15-Concerning the sup port of paupers Every town incur ring any necessary expense, pursuant to the provisfonn of Sections 2485 and per belonging to another town may recover it from such town provided the town mourning such expense shall render to the town liable thereof an itenized statement of the expense SO incurred once in six months during the period that such expense is being incurred. Section 2487 of the gem era1 statutes is repealed.
 Chapter S.-That within neven days (instead of ten)' after the completion of the enrolment of electors the reg iStrarS shall cause a sufficient mum Der of copies of the corrected lists to be made and shall furnish copies to the town clerks, chairrnen of political parties, etc.
 Chapter 7-Concerning fire wardens by providing that the state shall pay one-half instead of one-fourth the expenses of fire wardens and assist ants in .extinguishing fires in adjoin- ing towns.
 Chapter 6.-Increasing the amount which may be expended for relief to members of the State Firemen's as- sociation from $10,000 to $12,00O
 Chapter 2.-Authorizing the treas urer to borrow money to meet deficit in treasury during fiscal years 1914 and 1915.
 Chapter 6S-Increasing the allow ance to the secretary of the Connecti- cut Prison association for clerical ser vices from $50 to $60 month. Chapter 64.-Authoriztng towns