PUBLIC ACTS,
{"newspaper_name": "The Litchfield County post.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": "MAY SESSION, 1928."}
{"character_count": 2870, "word_count": 507, "ccnet_language_score": [0.955299973487854], "ccnet_perplexity": [1581.5999755859375], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
MAY SESSION, 1928.

 An Act in addition to an act concerning

 the arrest and imprisonment of females,

 passed May Session, 1926.

 Be I en0c6cd by the Senate and House Of Representatives in General Assembly cOnCened, That the provisions of said act shall be held not to extend to any debt or contract, or other cause of action, ex- isting previous to the passage of the same.

 Approved-May 2l, 1928.

 An Act in addition to an act concerning

 Crimes and PunishmentS.

 Be it enacted rOy the Senate Gnd House of RepresemtatiVes in General Assembly cOnUemed, That every person who shall effect the escape of any prisoner legally confined in the Connecticut State Prison, or attempt the same, or shall give any help or assistance therein, and shall there- of be duly convicted, shall suffer imprison- ment in said prison for term not exceed- ing six years.

 Approved, June 4, 1928.

 An Act in addition to and alteration of an

 Act,entitled "An Act for the regulation

 of School Societies, and for the support

 of Schools.

 Be t enacted 6y tke Senate and House Of Representations in General Assembly convened, That in case of the absence or inability of the committee of any school district in this State, at the time in which the enumeration of the scholars in said dis trict is required by law to be made, the Clerk of said school district shall enumer- ate the scholars residing in said district, and make return thereof, in the same man. ner as if he were district committee for said school district.

 Approyed-June 4, 1928.

 An Act in addition to an Act, entitled

 "An Act providing in cases of sick

 ness."

 Sec. 1. Be ;t enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General As- sembly conveNed, That the boards ofhealth in the several towns, shall, in the months of September or October next, adopt suit able measures for the vaccination ofall the inhabitants of their respective towns, in such way as they shall deem proper and necessary, ts prevent the introduction, or to arrest the progress of the small pox; and to defray the expenses of such vaccin- ation, out of the public Treasury of the town. {

 Sec. 2. If any person shall refuse to bel vaccinated, or shall prevent, in any man. ner, his or her child, apprentice or ward, or any other person under his or her care and control, from being vaccinated, on ap- plication being made by any member of the board of health for that purpose-un- less in the opinion of said physician it would not be prudent on account of sick ness, every such person so refusing or pre- venting as aforesaid, shall forfeit and pay the sum of five dollars to the Treasury of , the town where the offence shall be cona- mitted--to be recovered by action of fdebt, or on this statute, in the name of the Trea- surer of such town, before any court prop CT to try the same.

 Approved-June 4, 1898.

 AZ xN-1 A.-