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Nesl ltet b, ,seRure the cities of Hartford anG l INV Haven from damage by Fire by reg ] NulaiiRg the mode of building"

 fSEC. 1. Be tt enacted by the Senate ana HEousc of Representatives in General As scmbly c0nrened; That the provisions and regulations of the first, fourth, fifth and sixth : sections of the act entitled "An Act to secure . the cities of Hartford and New Haven from ! damage by fire, by regulating the mode ot building" to which this is in addition, shall embrace and be in force and established in all parts of the city of Hartford embraced within the following limits, to wit: begin. ming on the southerly line of the present fire limits on Main street in said city of Hart ford, and embracing all the land lying with in fifteen rods of the west side of Main street, as far southerly as the centre of Park street, and all the land lying within fifteen rods of the east side of said Main street, as far south erlv as the centre of Coles street.

 Sec.2. No barn or sable shall hereafter be erected within the fire limits heretofore or by this act prescribed in said city except such as shall have their outer walls entirely composed of brick or stone and mortar, with out the consent of the Court of Common Council of said city of Hartford.

 Sec. 3. That the owner or owners, buil- der or builders or any barn or stable that shall hereafter be erected in said city of Hartford, contrary to the provisions of this act shall forfeit and pay to the IT easurer of said city, for the use of said city the sum of fifty dollars for every such building so erec- ted and the further sum of five dollars a month for each and every month any such building SO erected shall be continued.

 Approved, May p, l943.

 No 46.

 PROPOSED AMENDMENT OF THE

 CONSTITUTION.

 At General Assembly of the State of Con- necticut, holden at Hartford. on the first Wednesday of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty three.

 Resolped, That the following be proposed as an amendment of the constitution of this State. as a substitute for the second section. oe the sixth article of :he Constitution and of the amendments of said second section, which proposed amendment when approved and adopted in the manner prescribed by the Constitution, shall be to all intentS and purposes part thereof, to wit:

 Every white male citizen of tho United States who shall have attained the age of twenty. one years who shall have resided in this State for the term of one year next preceding, and in the town in which he may offer himself to be admitted to the privileges of an eIector at least four months next pre-, ceeding the :ime he may so offer himself, and shall sustain a good moral character, shall on his taking such oath as may be pre- scribed by law, be an elector.

 Resolped, The foregoing proposed amend ment to the constitution of this State be con- tinued to the next session of the General Assembly to be held at New Haven on the first Wednesday of May next, and be pub- lished with the laws of this State passed at the present session.

 CHARLES w. BRADLEY,

 Clerk of the House of Representatives.

 THOMAS CowLEs, Assista mt Clerk.