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 District mamber sirteen. to consist ot the towns of New. Milford, Warren, Washington, Roxbury, Beth- lem, Woodbury, Walertown aud Plymouth.

 District RWm6er SeUenteen, to consist of the towns of Salisbury, Canaan, Norfolk, Sharon, Cornwall, Go. 1 shen and keMt.

 District nun6er eighteen to consist of the towns of M!ddletown, Chatham and Durham.

 District nuber nneeeR, to consist of the tow ms of Haddam, East Haddam, Kllihgworth and SaybroOk

 District na"ber tacenty, tO consist of the towns of TOllan' Ellington, SOmers, Stafford Union and Vel. ling.On. .,y.''.- Vernon each of which districts shall elect onc Senator.

 SEcT. 9. At the meeting of the electors ou the first Mohdayso April, eighteen hundred and thirty, and annually there- after immediately after the choice of Rep- ! reseptatives, the electors qualified by law to vote in the choice of such Representa- lives, shall be called upon by the presi- ding officer in each of such meetings, to bring in their ballots for Senator in the General Assembly of this State next en- suing said election, who, at the time of holding such meetings, shall belong to. and reside in the district in which he shall be bailoted for as aforesaid. And each elec- tor present at such meeting, and qualified as aforesaid, may thereupon bring in his ballot or suffrage for such person us he shall choose to be Senator in the district in which the town where such meeting is held, is situated, with his name fairly writ ten on piece of paper. And the votes so given in, shall be received, counted, rec turned, canvassed and declared. in tle manner now provided by law for the choice of the Senators. far.

 SEcT. 3. The presiding officers in the meetings of the electors, in the respective towns in this State, shall make out the certificate of the votes for Senators in the General Assembly, as follows, to wit;

 "At a meeting of the. electors in the town of legally warned and held on the | first Monday of April, A. D. tue fol- lowing persons received the number of votes annexed to their names respectively, for Senator in the next General Assem- bly, of this State, for District number, a .'I

 NAMES. Number of votes is aoorls

 atJaN length. Duplicate list of votes for Senator, ceai- fed by "A. B. Presiding Oiiicor.''

 SEcT. 4. The presiding officers, in ma king out said certified lists, shall insert tic number pfvotes in words at full lenrth.

 SMsa. e. 'rtso supca ,jssUis s. o- .,f. fl such certificates to De returned to l6e, c-S reiary of this State, shall be as follows. to wit: egha tsa n. AaT#'a ~'sS ss'sa

 "7o shs See,Ysary cfthis State.

 "Votes of the Electors in the town of

 for a Senator for District number |, taken and sealed up by A. D., Presiding Officer." II SECT. 6. So much of the Act, entitled " An Act regulating the election of Gov ernor. Lieutenant- Governor, Senators, Members of the House sf Representatives, Treasurer and Secretary" or of any other act, as is contrary to, or inconsistent with this Act, is hereby repealed. VI ..l.

 SECT. 7. This Act shall continue and be in force until the session of the General Assembly holden next after the comple- ton of the next census of the United States and no longer.

 Approved-June 4th, 1929. An Act in addition to au Act, entitled An

 Act to regulate the election of Senators,

 and to divide this State. into Districts

 for that purpose"

 Be t enacted by the Senate G''d House Of ReprCsentatives m General Asse"oty convened, That the town of Chaplin, in | Windham County, bd and the same is hereby. annexed to, anp made part of Dis trict number thirteen, mentioned in said act; and this ac, shall continue in force un- | til the session of the General Assembly, mex, after the next census of the United States, shall be completed.

 ,Approved.-June 5th, 1929. An Act in addition to, and in alteration of

 an Act, entitled An Act for constitu-

 ting and regulating Courts and for ap-

 pointing the times and places of holding

 the same."

 Belt enacted byths Senate aud House cf Reprssensotivss in Genera! Assembly, con- uened. That in all suits either in law or chancery, which now are, or hereafter may be depending in the Supreme Court of Er- TOTS in this State, where any three ofthe Judges of said Court are, or shall be. by reason of interest or otherwise, legally dis qualified from acting or sitting in judgment, the other two Judges of said Court shall constitute quorum, and shall be empower A