NOTICE.
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A T meeting of the subscribers, Justices "A of the Peace within and for the County ofLitchfeld, residing in the town of Litchfeld in said county, held at the Towns Clerks of- flee in said town of Litchield. on the 26ih of February, 18S5-We having from information laid before US reason to believe that Mad Dogs have heen, and still are, running at large in some of the adjoining towns, do find and ad- judge that the persons and property of the in- habifants of this state are in danger in conse- quence of dogs being permitted to go at large in this town We do therefore order and di- rect. that aIl dogs shall be eifectually restrain ed from going at large within the limits of this town, for the term ofthirty days from the first day of March next, on penalty fthe sta- tute of this state entitled "an act for prevent ing mischief by dogs"

 For violation of this order, the statute in- poses a penalty of seven dollars upon the owner of the dog, and the dog is liable to be killed by any person whatever.

 FREDERICK WOLCOTT,

 ASA BACON,

 MORRIS WOODRUFF,

 SETH P. BEERS, J,.st;cesof

 JOSEPH ADAMS, ffhe PeocS.

 GEO. c. WOODRUFF,

 ELfHJJ HARRISON,

 STEPHEN DEMING,

 LiechfeLd. Feb. 26. 1885. S9