The Yale expositor., 1919-08-14

Section 28.-No person shall
injure, deface or remove from one
place to another any chair, seat,
any vase, flower-pot, or other
thing placed upon any grave for
holding flowers, or remove the
flowers therefrom within said
cemetery, unless by written per-
mission of the owner thereof, or
from the superintendent in
charge.
Section 29.-No person shall
take any refreshments or liquor
of any kind, or any dog, or any
firearm into said cemetery, or
discharge any fire-arm therein,
except when such arms are car
ried and used by military organi-
cations, or societies in burial
services. No person owning
chickens or other domestic fowls
shall permit them to run at large
in said cemetery.
Section 30.-No person shall
talk in a loud or boisterous man
ner, or make any improper noise
or disturbance, or be drunk, or
intoxicated, or quarrel, or use
any profane, vulgar or indecent
language, or conduct themselves
in an obscene or disorderly man
ner, or engage in any game,
amusement or diversion within
said cemeteries.
Section 31.-No person shall
drive his horse faster than a
walk, or leave any horse or ami
NAL, unfastened without an at
tendant, or fasten or hitch any
horse, or animal to any tree,
shrub, vines, monument, head
stone or marker, within said GEM
/ eteries. No person shall drive an
automobile faster than six miles
an hour in said cemetery.
Section 32.-No person shall
draw over, or along any road or
avenue therein, any heavy load on
a vehicle, the tires of which are
less than 3 inches wide and in
wet weather, or when the roads
are soft, either from frost or
rain, such loads shall not enter
at all without the consent of the
superintendent in charge.
Section 33.-No person in
charge of a vehicle shall pass, OF
attempt to pass, another vehicle
going in the same direction, OF
turn around, or attempt to turn
around on any of the roads, al
alleys or avenues, or drive upon OF
cross any lot, or ornamental
ground, or through any alley
within said cemetery, or permit
such vehicle to stand upon any
road or avenue, so as to obstruct
free passage along the same, ex.
cept by express permission OF
the superintendent in charge.
Section 34.-No driver of any
vehicle, at a funeral shall leave
such vehicle unfastened without
an attendant during the services
at the grave. All funerals anC
funeral professions, from the
time they enter said cemetery un,
til they leave, shall be under con.
troll and direction of the super.
intendent in charge and all per.
sons participating therein must
obey all lawful directions giver
by him.
Section 35.-No person shall
drive any vehicle whatsoever
through said cemetery or along
or over its avenues, roads or al
leys, for any business purpose not
connected with said cemetery, MOI
shall any vehicle whatsoever en-
ter or leave said cemetery except
by the gates established for that
purpose.
Section 36.-No person shall
ride a bicycle in said cemeter,
faster than six miles per hour
or ride the same at all, excep-
upon the roads and avenue:
where ordinary vehicles are al
lowed to travel.
Section 37.-No lot owner shall
allow interments in his lot foI
remuneration or use, or permit i
to be used for any other purpos,
than as a place for the burial o.
the dead.
Section 38.-No person shall
be inferred in any lot, except tn,
family and relatives of the own
er, or owners thereof, unless per
mission in writing be obtained
from the owner and also from
the Superintendent of Cemeterie.
and filed with the City Clerk be
fore permit is issued by him.
Section 39.-No burial will b,
allowed on any lot, the full pur
chase price for which has no
been paid; nor shall any buria
be allowed on any lot agains
which there is any charge foI
care or Improvement, until sucl
charges are paid.
Section 40.-No monument o.
headstone shall be removed from
any lot, or shall any grave be op
ened, or body disinterred, or re
moved tharefrono m. from oco L.