The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-07
PUBLIC ACTS WHICH
 PASSED THE ASSEMBLY
Digest of Some of the Important Public Mea- sures Which Met the Favor of the
 Legislators


 makes rules for the enforcement of this act
 Chapter 11o-A11owfng deputy sher- ifs and other officers 25 cents per mile for the first ten miles and O cents a mile for the remainder of the ors.
 Chapter 113-Empowertng the chief of police to take bonds in cases with in the final Jurisdiction of the city, town or borough court, the bonds to be not less than $1O0 each.
 Public Health and Safety.
 Chapter 5s-That the law concern ing bakeshops shall not prevent local health authorities from enforcing or ders or regulations concerning the sanitary conditions of bakeries.
 Chapter 17-Section one of chapter 143 of the public acts of 1907 as amended by section one of chapter 221 of the public acts of 1911, is hereby amended to read as follows: Any milk which is sold or exchanged, or offered for sale exchanse shall be deemed to be sold or exchanged, or of fered as of standard quality, unless otherwise expressly stated at the time of such sale, exchange, or offer. MIX of standard quality shall contain not more than eighty-e1gtt and one quar- ter per centun of watery fluid, not less than eleven and three-quarters per centum of milk solids, not less than eight, and one-haf per centum of solids not fat, and not less than three and one-quarter per centum of milk fats; and the certificate of the director of the Connecticut agrtcultu- ral experiment station or the director of the laboratory of the state board of health shall be prirna facie proof of the composition of any milk. Finance.
 Chapter 84-Concerning the exam fnation of mining securities by prov1d- Ling that companies whose securities are sold in this state shall pay for 1 the filing of a statement as required l by the building and loan commission CT and for his examination g. fee of l s1OO for the use of the state instead or i $25 as heretofore.
 | Chapter 66-Section 1. Any invest ment company which is required to 1 file an annual statement with the com l missioner on building and loan asso- l citations, whose fiscal year does not | end on June 30, may make written 1 application to said commissioner for 1 permission to file such statement as of l the close of business for the fiscal year | of such company Said commission l CT after due investigation may accept l such statement as the annual state l ment required by law to be filed
 | Sec. 2.-AlI acts and parts of acts inconsistent herewith are uerepJ Ie7 pealed.
 Chapter 6o-Requiring building and loan associations to file, on or before September 1, with the commissioner
 a statement of its business and fnan-
 ciaI condition on the preceding June
 30.
 Humane Instituftons. Chapter 77-Section 2. Every hos pita1 sanitartum or other public in-
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 official thereof, imm ediately upon the
 death of any inmate of such institu-
 ton, send notice of such death to the
 relatives of the deceased. or, in case
 there are no known relatives, to the
 person or persons who brought or I committed the deceased to such insti-
 tuition. }. Sec. z.-The officials of such insti- tutions shall keep in a suitable place the bodies of such inmates until suct
 relatives or friends shall order the dis position thereof, provided if no sucf order be received within twenty-foul
 hours after notice is given such of , fc1als may provide for burial of suct body.
 Chapter Se-That the state shaI pay for the maintenance of boys in the !; Connecticut school for boys at the rate of $3.50 per week.
 Concerning Transfer Of Licenses } Chapter 62-Any 1icensee, or in cass , of his death, his executor or admin
 istrator, may, with the consent of tht county commissioners, transfer his li l cense to any other suitable person but the person to whom such license is to be transferred shall make sucf an application, procure such a. recon mendation, and execute such a bono as was required of the person tt 5 whom such license was original! granted. The county commissioner shall not grant such a transfer of n cense, except upon due notice anC
 hearing as now provided by law fo original applications, and the law con } corning appeals. from county commits sioners shall apply to such cases. } Chapter 11-Section l. No persol
 shall employ any minor as bartender porter. or in any other capacity il r any saloon where spirituous and in ) toXicating liquors are kept for sale l or in the handling or delivery of an! such liquors. This act shall not ap , ply to bona fde grocery stores whicl 5 handle liquors as incidental to tn, ? carrying on of such stores nor to drul l stores and bona fde hotels, but it : provisions shall apply to and tnc1ud } minors who are members of the fam r fly of any licensed person. l Section 2. Every person who shal , violate the provisions of this act shal 7 be subject to the penalties of section 2712 of the general statutes. 8 Section 3. Section 26S2 of tn general statutes is hereby repealed.
 Chapter 1O-Every person, excep l the parent or guardian of a minor = who shall deliver or give any spiritu l, ous intoxicating liquors to sucl Q minor, except on the order of a. prac t ticing physician, shall be subject t = the penalties of section 2712 of tn = general statutes.
 n Chapter 5-Any person holding Il license for the sale of spirituous an ; intoxicat ting liquors who shall b = himself, his agent, or servant furnis = or supply without charge therefor, O n have on hand for free distribution d any article of food in such license ] place, shall be subject to the penaltie
 l of section 2712 of the general stat n utes.
 s Chapter 9s-section 1. In ever