The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-06
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 ing or mechanical business, subject to taxation, which is located or carried on in said district, not including there in the value of any real entate sit uated out of the district, and also up- on any mercantile business carried on in said district by any person or per sons who do not reside in the town in which said school district IS sltuat- ed; and neither the business so taxed nor any real estate in said district shall be taxed in any other district.
 Sec. 2. Section 2,415 of the gen eral statutes is hereby repealed.
 Excise.
 Chapter S2-Def1ning the term election as applied to the law con corning the closing of saloons on cleo ton day as follows: The word "elec- tion,' as used in this act shall be con strued as meaning a selection by pal lot of one or more persons. to Ill & public office or offices under the au- thority of this state or under the au- thority of some political subdivision of this state, and shall not include pri- mary elections nor electors, meetings at which no persons are elected by ballot to public office.
 Miscellaneous.
 Chapter 24-Authorizing the comp troller to purchase at an expense not to exceed $1,O00 per annun1, one nun dred bound copies of the printed rec ords of any town.
 Chapter 41-Providtng for the adoption of persons of full age, by others not related by blood. accord ing to a written agreement approy- ed by the court of probate. No agreement of adoption between per sons of full age shall be approved without the written consent of the husband or wife, if any, of the adopt ed person, but the consent thereto of the persons named in Section 233 of the general statutes and amendments thereto shall not be required except as provided in Section hereof
 Chapter dissection 1. No owner of any vessel, scow, lighter, or s1nnf- lar floating structure lying within the limits of any river or harbor shall, without first obtaining a permit from the commissioners of rivers, harbors and bridges, cause or permit the same to be broken or altered to such an ex- tent that it will not keep aHoAt with ordinary care, nor shall any person ground such craft or leave any part thereof in any river or harbor.
 Sec. 2.-Any person violating any of this provisions of this act shall be fined not more than five hundred dol lars, or imprisoned not more than six months, or both.
 Chapter 49-In an action for the foreclosure of a mortgage lien or for any equitable relief in relation to land, the plaintiff may demand possession of the land and the court make an or der for the ejectment of the persons in possession of the land
 Chapter 42-Authorizing the state board Of charities to visit the state reformatory and the colony for epilep- tics as often as once in three months
 Chapter 52-Provtding that notices of intent to sell personal property shall be recorded by the town clerk in book kept exclusively for such in struments.
 Chapter 51@The salary of the county sealer of weights and measures shall be paid by the county treasurer on order drawn by the county com misSioners.
 s Chapter 9@Authorizing the clerk of the senate to employ clerical assist ance to an amount not to exceed $!,- 800; and authorizing the clerk of the senate and the clerk of the house, with the approval of the comptroller, to ob- tain suitable offices, etc.
 Chapter 27-Public acts. except ghen otharsase sspsetAsd sha1 take