The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-09

his earning capacity. In no case shall the income be provided for more than six years from the time Of the acci- denJt
 Sec. 13.-Permanent disability shall be presumed in the following eases :: Loss of sight; loss of both feet or both hands or of one hand and one foot; injury to the spine resulting in para1ysis Of both arms or legs; an injury to the skull resulting in in l curabIe insanity or in1bectlity. These limitations are not exclusive. Sec. 14.-Conpe shall begin fifteen days after the injury, but no comp shall be given for less than two weeks incapacity.
 Sec. 15.-The judges of the superior | court shall appoint from two to ten reputable surgeons in each county to act as surgical examiners, who shall make examinations at the order of the court and receive as compensation for such examination $5 and actual neceS- sary expenses The terms of the ex- aminers shall be four years. Sec 16.-Dhe injured workman may be required to submit to periodic ex- aminations at the request of the em- p1oyer paying the mpenSation. Sec. 17.-Botl1 sides may be repre- sented by an examiner Tn the above case
 Sec. 1s.-Comp pensations must be paid to the person injured or to those who represent him or are entitled to the proceedings in the name Of the in jured.
 Sec. 19.-In fixing the amount of compensation, allowance may be made for any payments by the employer ex- cept for surgical aid. | Sec. 20.0T1e average wage may be determined by the court according to the actual wages received or the wa ges received by another working in the same line.
 Sec. 21.-surns due under this act shall be unassSgnable and unattach-
 Sec. 22.-AlI such claims shall be pre- ferred in insolvent estates
 Sec. 23-No attorneys fees shall be enforceable unless approved by the commissioner having jurisdiction over the case.
 Seo 44.-P1oper notice of injury or aesen 7s1es E. s1vsa the enoployer; 0cmceuBAtton witain a year of the oc- cu1rence o1 the accident.
 Sec. 26.-The judges of the superior court shall appoint commissioner for worfmen's compensation in each of the following districts First District Hartford and Holland counties; Second District, New London and Windham counties; Third District, New Haven and Midlesex counties; Fourth Dis trict, Fairfield and Litchf1e1d coun- ties The commissioners shall hold Jurisdiction over all cases happening in their districts.
 Sec. N.-The commissioners shall get a salary of s5, 900 a year, expenses not l exceeding $500 and the services Of etenographer
 Sec. 28.-They shall have the pow court and of master in chancery, and be able to pass on questions of law as well as of fact, their decisions to be subject to revision by the superior and supreme courts.
 Sec 29-They shall hear all matters without delay.
 Sec. so.-They shall together consti- tute a, commission on workznen's com pensation, reporting biennia1Iy to the General Assembly.
 Sec Sl-Each commissioner shall keep an office for hearing cases, but may hear them at any proper place that he designates.
 Sec. s2.-He may admit evidence not ordinarily admissible in a, court and the evidence shall hold good in an ap- peal
 Sec s3.-Actions for relief shall be county in which the accident occur red.
 Sec. 34-Processes and proceedings may be issued by the commissioner or anyone now constituted an authority. Sec. 35.-Said actions may be return ed to the court in the same manner as ordinary com pIaints. Sec. 36.-The clerk shall enter said actions on the docket on payment Of @ fee of $3.
 Sec. 87.-The commissioner may pro- ceed informally to get evidence as quickly possible.
 Sec. 38.-The commissioner may in crease or diminish the original con- pensation if developments shall make 1t necessary.
 Sec. 3S.-The court shall, as far as possible, proceed according to the rules of equity No process of execution against property shall be made except by order of the court. Attachments of property on rnesne process shall not be allowed. Bonds may be ordered by the court.
 Sec 4O.-The judges of the superior court may make rules of procedure in which they will not be bound by the provisions Of the practice act or any other rules now existing- Sec. A.-Actions brought under this