The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-06

| cemetery associations and ecc1esiasti- cal societies to make bylaws for the of not more than $10 for violating them, etc. The incorporators or or l ganizers- of any cemetery association, or in case no incorporators or organ fZerS are living, the owners or Dur1aI lots therein, by a majority vote, may, at any meeting duly called for that purpose, amend it's article Of aSSocla- ton or its bylaws.
 Chapter 63.-That soldiers of the Spanish-American war shall be en- titled to admission at Fftch's Soldiers Home at Darien, or to Connecticut Hospital for Insane, at the hospital of the Connecticut Hospital society at ed hospital the expenses to be de- frayed by the state, and making the same provision for their dependents as Is made in the case of veterans Of
 Chapter 54-Amending Section 4053 of the general statutes to settle title to land by providing that actions may be brought against a person who ftmay claim" to own the same or have an interest in it for -the purpose of determining his title.
 Chapter 61.-Auth orizing the comp troller to employ a stenographer for the house committee on constitutional amendments.
 Chapter 12.-Amendin Chapter 21 of the public acts of 1909, concerning the transfer of a persons business, by providing when a person, in a single transaction, and not in the regular course of business, disposes of his stock in trade and fxturen to anoth- CT the sale shall be void as against creditors unless he shall not less than ten days nor more than thirty days previous to the sale, cause to be re- corded in the town clerks office in ducts his business a notice to make the sale.
 Fish and Game.
 Chapter S7-Any licensed hunter. who shall, on the land of another, will fully or neglfgentIy tnjure any fence or let down any bar without replacing it shall forfeit his hunters license and no such license shall be granted him for period of two years thereafter.
 Chapter 35-Making close season in Eag1eville pond in the towns of Mans field and Coventry from January 1 to April 1, except on Tuesdays and
 Chapter 32.-rhat bass less than ten inches in length shall not be ta- county; nor shall any person take or attempt to take any fish from said lake between March first and July first in any year, except perch, which shall not be taken between March first and May first in any year.
 Chapter 34-Ma.king the close sea son for fishing in A1exander's lake, town of Killingly. between July 1. 1913 and July 1, 1916.
 Chapter 78-Making the close sea- son for fishing in Balls pond, New Fairfield, from February 1 to May 1, provided that no one may at any time fish with more than fifteen lines or take more than fifteen fish in any day during Decem Der and January, or set lines through ice to remain in the water during the night. The pen atty is $5 or Imprisonment not more than thirty days, or both.
 Chapter 76.-Repealing Section 3164 of the general statutes so far as it relates to fishing in the Chest nut Hill reservoir in KfllingIy
 Ch9nter 79- Section No shall be snared, and no snare or sim liar device for taking animals shall be set, placed, or used where such animals can be taken. Any such snare or similar device may be de- stroyed by any person.
 Section 2.-Any person violating the provisions of section one shall be fin ed not less than twenty-five dollars nor more than fifty dollars. Said fine, when collected, shall be paid one half to the person .wh6 furnished the