Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-07-08

Hartford, July 1.-THE senate was
called to order at 1870 by President
pro tenn. Brooks. Prayer by Chaplain
Sexton.
Passed--Appropriating s1os.20o for
the current expenses of the Norwich
hospital for the insane; that when
committee Is appointed by the SUI
peraor court to hold O. hearing on en-
application Of any person for the lay
out or a change In q highway the
and place and with such reasonabis
notice to thoae interested as the court
shall order; making an appropriation
OF sa16S0 for the executive depart
mAnts for the two years ending Sep
tefnbsr 80. 1911; appropriating S101,
l61-5e for the Storrs agricultural col
lego for two years: .appropriating $751;
900 for nurses home at the Con-
neotfcnt h0spital for the insane.
Presidents Of Savings Banks.
Tha following bill was explained by
Senator Goodwin and passed:
Savings banks whose deposits ex-
ceed four hundred thousand dollars
may pay their presidents such COM
psnsation az their directors, managers,
or trustees deem reasonable, not ex-
ceeding three hundred dollars a year;
those whose deposits exceed one mill
Hon dollars may not pay exceeding
five hundred dollars a year; those
whose deposits exceed two million
dollars may pay not e1ceedfng seven
hundred and fffy dollars year; those
whose deposits exceed three million
dollasg may pay mot exceeding one
Thousand dollars year: those whose
deposits exceed Eve million dailars
may pay not exceeding hftsen hun
dred dollars a year; those whose de-
posits exceed seven million five hum
dred thoaaapd dollars may pay not
exceeding two thousand dollars a
year. and those whose deposits exceed
ten milihoR dollars may pay not ex-
Oeedfng twenty-five hundred dollars a
year. provided, that in cases where
such compensation shall exceed three
hundred dollars a year, IL shall be de-
termined by an attractive vote Of
QUARTERS Of the whole number of
directors, managers. or trustees, as the
case may be.
Reports Of Committees.
Inccrporations-Eav on resolu-
ton Incorporating the Kiiiingly Power
company and naming Timothy f. Hop
kins, Frederick A. Jacobs and George
S. Brown as incorporators; capital
stock $1,000, which may be increased
" yAN0ehps NoA~hA1i-
Foot of Calendar.
Concerning grounds Of the state nor
NAL school at Wf1limantic.
Savings Banks Deposits.
(Senator Luther IN the chtair.)
The senate discussed at some length
senate bill No. 127. introduced by
Senator Blakeslee, concerning the
eschsating OF bank deposits to the
a. %hn4 - 49,
thirty years. The committee on banks
had made an unfavorable report on
the bill.
The bill was opposed by Senator
Brooks.
The amendment Of Senator Good
win, chairman of the committee on
banks. which was practically the Mas
sechusetts law, was rejected by vote
of 10 to IL.
The amendment increasing the rate
OF interest to be paid by the state on
escheated deposits to per cent. was
adopted.
Senator Ssarls offered an amend
ment that the presentation of a de-
posit book to be written I'D should be
taken as evidence of Identification.
The senator Withdrew the amendment
moment later to make it broader
in it's meaning, so that the owner OF
present 1t. While he was preparing
the amendment in writing, Senator
Fem offered an amendment that the
statements of the bank officials shall
be accompanied by an itemized state
ment showing the expense incurred
and that the state shall pay the bank
or trust company the amount of the
expense. Senator Fem explained his
amendment
Sana hnr RrooLs x,o.,aS A. ~S4~.-
ment of the senate
Senator Blakeslee thought the mat
ter ought to be disposed OF before ad-
journment.
Senator Fem raised the point that
motion to adjourn was not debatable.
The motion to adjourn was carried.
Adjourned to Thursday. q