The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-07

such transfer was illegally made, the Iicensee may, with the approval of the county commissioners, transfer said license to some suitable place in the same manner as is now provided by Jaw for the transfer of licenses.
 Sec 2.-If a new license period has intervened between the decision of the county commissioners and it's set ting aside on appeal to the superior court, said county commissioners, up on application made before the e7<pi- ration of thirty days from the time such decision is rendered, may renew said license in a suitable place Sec. 3:-A11 acts or parts of acts in consistent herewith, are hereby re- pealed.
 Fraudulent Advertisements. Chapter 65-No person, firm, cor poration, or association. or employee thereof shall Knowingly make any false statement in any advertisement published in 8 newspaper or circular, or on any card, sign, bill board, label or other advertising medium concern l ing the nature, quality, method of | production or manufacture, or cost of | any goods or merchandise offered for ! sale. Any person violating the pro- visions of this act shall be fined not l | five hundred dollars
 Occupationa1 Diseases l Chapter 14-Section 1. Every physician having knowledge of any person whom he believes to be suffer ing from poisoning from lead, phos- l phorus, arsenic, brass, wood alcohol, mercury, or their compounds, or from anthrax, or from cornpressed-air ill., ness. or any other disease, contracted | u ~ rNf T11- p1oyment of such person, shall within forty eight hours, mail to the com l missioner of the bureau of labor sta l tisttcs a report stating the name, ad- | dress, and business of his employer, | the nature of the disease, and such 1 other information as may reasonably l be required by said commissioner. | The commissioner of the bureau of | labor statistics shall prepare and fur
 nish to the physicians of this state ! suitable blanks for the reports herein required.
 1 to the provisions of this act shall be l evidence of the facts therein stated in an action at law against an em- ploy of such diseased person.
 Sec. 3.-Any physician who shall neglect or refuse to send any report
 herein required, who shall fail to l send the same within the time speci- fled in this act, shall be liable to the state for a penalty of not more than ten dollars recoverable by civil ac- ton in the name of the state by the commissioner of the bureau of labor
 statistics:
 | Probate. 4
 Chapter se-That in civil actions | against a nonresident, executor; | guardian or trustee, notices may be served on him in his representative
 capacity.
 Chapter s7-Conoerning the ap-
 pointment< of guardians for minor children by providing that they shall
 be residents of the United States.
 Chapter 18-Establishing the pro
 bate district of Portland, consisting
 of the town of Portland. The new probate district of Chatham shall have Jurisdiction of probate business
 the first Wednesday of January, 1915,
 but the old probate court of the dis
 tr4ct of Chatham shall complete all
 business pending in the district on the
 first Wednesday of January, 1915,
 provided all records of said old pro-
 bate district of Chatham shall belong
 to the probate district of Portland. Chapter 67-Empowering courts of
 probate to authorize executors
 guardians and trustees to compro-
 mise and settle doubtful or disputed
 claims against estates, or appeals
 from probate.
 Chapter 13O.-No judge of probate,
 or officer or employee of any probate
 court shall, as agent for any surety
 or bonding company. issue a probate
 bond to any administrator, admins tratrix, executor, trustee, or other | person required to furnish a bond in
 any proceeding pending before any Il such judge or probate court.
 Chapter 147-Authorizing courts of
 probate to allow out of the estates of
 deceased persons the amount that
 may be necessary for the care of the
 cemetery lot wherein the deceased is ! inferred.
 Fl Insurance.
 l. Chapter S5-Repeafing section 35o6 of the general statutes concerning the time within which mutual fire tns1r- ance companies may issue policies. Chapter S0-Section 1. No insur- ance company, agent or broker, atf- l thorfzed to do business in this state, l shall pay a commission or valuable consideration to any person, partner ! i ship, association, or corporation of another state, to effect contracts of insurance in which a brokers license is reqnired tos be held by anx ReEson