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whenever application for an injunction shall be made to any judge, who has power to grant inunctons vch judge may, the circumstances of the case demand ;t forthwith issue an injunction, ormay, his discreon cause immediate notice of such ppcaton to be giva to the adverse party, to show cause, why such Insnnc ton should not be granted. And whenever such ndge shall, out of term tne issue an Injunction a copv of the petition and Injunc ton atested by any ndieent person, shall be left at the time in the office of said Judge. t.-

 SEC. l. Whenever, on motion to a Judpe ont oe term time Injunction shall have been granted snch Judge may, application of the party against whom said injunction is ssued and reasonable notice ofsncb application the opposite party and before the session of the court, to which 1t Is returnable proceed to hearing, a motion to shew cause why such iniunp tioR should not be dissolved. And on such hesr;no said Judge may continue dissolve said Iniuuction or suspend the same, until the order of the court tn which the same is returnable. N4

 SEC. 8 When the parties shall appear and trial be had in either of the aforesaid, before iudg out of term time, the party shall pay the Judge. o shall hear and try the cause, for his own use the same sun which said party must have paid court fees had tie trial been had in court. ''>N

 s.,os,.o. <, E, ,EBENEZER YOUNG.

 JOHN s. PETERS.

 President of the Senate Approvcd--May 25, 1927. '0'D"'F'

 GIDEON ToMLINsoN. An Act in alteration of 2" An Act relating in Eor- ries."

 Be a enacted 6y the Senate and House Of ReDnesen. tatoeS General Assembly convened That the fares t Saybrook Ferry, be as follows:-- - -

 From lSt of April Froan 1ot ,f r.