PUBLIC ACTS-MAY, 1929.
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SEC. l. Be tt enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Assembly cOnyencd, That no wooden build ing shall be removed from without the limits in which at present the erection of certain wooden buildings is by law pro- hibited, into the same, and have chim- ney fireplace or stove placed therein.

 SEC. 9. No wooden building shall be removed from one place within said limits, to another place in the same, and have chimney fireplace or stove placed there in, without the consent and appreciation of the Court of Common Council of said city.

 SEC. 3. Every person who shall erect, add to, or cause to be erected or added to, any building within said limits, or shall remove any building into, or within said limits, or cause the same to be done, con- trary to the provisions of this act, shall for felt and pay to the Treasury of the County of Hartford fine not less than one hun dred dollars, nor more than one thousand dollars, according to the nature and aggra- vation of the offence.

 SEC. 4. And in addition to the fine a. foresaid, all buildings erected or added to, within said limits, and all buildings re- moved into or within the same, contrary to the provisions of this act, shall annually be assessed four-fold in the list of the town in which they are situated, and it shall be the duty of the Assessors to set the same accordingly in the list of said town, and all such buildings shall be for ever afterwards rated accordingly, so long as such buildings remain.

 SEC. 5. And said city, in legal meeting shall have power annually, to appoint a committee of not less than three persons, whose duty it shall be, from time to time, to examine and inquire whether the mode of building in said limits be comformable to this act, and whether any buildings have been removed into, or with in said limits, contrary to the same, and to report all breaches of this act,to the States Attorney, for the County of Hartford, that the same may be prosecuted.

 Approved-June 5, 1929.

 An Act to authorize the City of Hartford

 to make and repair the Streets, High

 ways and Roads within said City, and

 for other purposes.

 SEC. 1. Be tt enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives im General As- scmbly conyened, That the city of Hart ford shall have power, and it shall be their duty to make and repair all public streets, highways ahd roads within the limits of said city and for that purpose they may, in any legal city meeting, lay taxes and collect the same according to law and all monies raised for the purpose aforesaid, shall be laid out and expended by the court of Common Council of said city, or under their directon-and all necessary powers to make and repair streets, highways, and roads in said city. are hereby given to said Court of Common Council and said city shall be, and hereby is, separated from the two highway districts to which it now belongs, viz. the north highway district of the town of Hartford, and the south high- way district of the town of Hartford and no part of said city shall any longer con- stitute any part of either of said districts.

 SEC. 2. And the inhabitants of the re- maining part of either of said districts, ,who are entitled to vote in the meeting of such district, may, by major vote, in legal meeting assembled, declare that they will no longer be and remain separate district, forthe purpose ofrepairing the roads fthe remaining part of such district, and may lodge copy of such vote in the office of the Town Clerk of the town Hartford, within three months from the rising of this As sembly and thereupon the said town shall be obliged to repair the roads within the remaining part of such district, in the same manner as if said district had never been incorporated. Provided however, That said town shall not be obliged to make or repair any street, highway, or road within the limits of said city.

 Approved-June 5, 1929.

 An Act limiting the term of office of the

 Mayor ofthe City of New-London.

 Be tt enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Assembly That hereafter the Mayor of the City of New-L London shall hold his office for the term of three years, and until sn- other shall be elected in his place, subject always, however, to be removed by the General Assembly.

 SEC. ?. That the present mayor shall hold his office for the term of three years. from the second Monday of June. 1929. and until another shall be chosen in his place, subject to be removed as aforesaid.

 Annroved-Mav 0oth 1000