The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-09
(Continued from Saturday. Sale of Drinking Water.

Chapter 126-Before any person shall engage in the business of bot ting and selling spring water or other drinking water he shall apply to the state board of health for a license stating the location of the spring or other source from which water is to be taken and sold, and the location of the premises where such business is to be conducted. Said board shall cause an examination of the water to be made. and if it finds the same to be free from contamination and the premises where bottling is to be done in a sanitary condition, with the proper facilities for cleansing and sterilizing all bottles to be filled, 1t may grant a license for one year to the person making such application, upon payment of a license fee of ten dollars. Such license may be re- newed annually upon payment of said fee.
 The sum of s1.OoO is appropriated for the carrying out of the act.
 The violation of the act may be ! punished by a fine of not more than $1oo or Imprisonment not more than thirty days or both.
 State Board of Charities.
 Chapter e4-Section l. Any orders I arising from the action of the state lboard of charities that may be taken under the provisions of section 1858 3 sented in writing, signed by a ma E5ority of the board, to the persons in | charge of the institution concerned at the earliest date practicable. An appeal may be taken to the governor from any action of the board by the persons in charge of such institutions within twenty days after the receipt i of such written order from the board, and the governor shall rant full op- portunity for hearing on the appeal to all persons concerned in such order and appeal. Whenever any such ap- peal is not made within the specified 1 time, or if made is not sustained by | the governor, and the person or per sons to whom the written order Of lthe board was delivered refuses or negIects to comply with such recom- rnendatIon within a. reasonab ble time thereafter, such refusal or neglect shall be considered a misdem eanor land shall be punishable by a fine of not more than fifty dollars for every month of such neglect or refusal. Jurisdiction for the imposition and , collection of such fines is hereby conferred upon the district court of ] Waterbury, the criminal court of common pleas for the county in which the offending person resides and in counties where there is no criminal court of common pleas, upon the su- perfor court
 Savings Banks Investments.
 Chapter 127-Dehning the secu1i- ties in which the deposits of savings banks may be invested.
 Concerning Sale of Eggs.
 Chapter 1o5-Requiring that pack ages containing eggs kept in storage for more than Is days shall be la beled "coId storage eggs, or "pre- served eggs" or "incubated eggs" Packages containing cold storage or preserved or incubated eggs brought into this city shall also be similarly labeled. The penalty for violating ehfs law shall be not more than S25 Th4 dairy and food commissioner is Empowered to enforce the law.
 Employment of Women.
 Chapter 112-Section ]. It shall be unlawful for the owner. proprietor, manager, foreman, or other person in authority, of any factory, mercantile estabIishn ent, mill, workshop Knowingly to employ a woman or per- init a woman to be employed therein within four weeks previous to con- finement or four weeks after she has given birth to a child
 late any provision of this act shall be fined not more than twenty-five dol lar4 or imprisoned not more than thirty days, or both.