Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-02
Mo Seaside Sanatoriun,,


The bill providing for a. seaside san
atorium for treatment of bone tuber-
culoSis was unfavorably reported by
the committee on humane institutions,
jected. The bill carried with it an ap-
preparation Of 100000. Bill was also
rejected to change the age Of commit
tai in Connecticut state reformatory
Also bill concerning the powers of
managers Of institutions for dependent
and neglected children, and another
bill was killed that specified that the
tuberculosis commission shall establish
no Sanatorium south Of the tracks of
the New York. New Haven and Hart
Thames and Connecticut rivers.
SeawaII at Greenwich.
This act was taken from the calendar
and passed:
That Maud e. DUPONT, her heirs and
assigns, are hereby authorized to con-
struct and maintain seawal or sea-
walls in front of and around land own
ed by her in the town of Greenwich,
on Long Island sound, situated on the
westerly side of River avenue and
bounded northerly by land Of Louis C.
Mertz and others, easterly by River
avenue, southerly by land of Aben-
droth. and westerly by the Byram
river, and to fill in and grade the space
within such seawalls as they may deem
expedient. The space so filed or to be
filled as aforesaid is granted to said
Maud E. DUPONT, her heirs and assigns
forever provided such filling in and
such seawalls shall not impede navi-
cation.
Pledge Of Stock.
An act was passed in house
amending an act concerning the pledg-
ing of stock of corporations, so as to
read:
Shares of stock in any corporation
organized under the laws of this state,
or of the United States, or treasurer's
receipts for payment on subscription
to the stock of any corporation organ
lied under the laws of this state. may
be pledged by deliv ering the certificate
of such stock or such receipt to the
Pledge, with a power of attorney for
its transfer.
National Banks Barred.
An act concerning national banking
associations acting as trustee, executor,
administrator or registrar of stocks
and bonds was rejected after a long
debate. The text OF the bill follows:
Section 1. Any national banking as
ISOLATION located and doing business
in the state, to which shall be granted
a special permit by the federal re-
serve board of the United States, I'M
der the provisions of the federal re-
serve act of the United States, to act
as trustee, executor, administrator. or
registrar of stocks and, bonds, may be
appointed in the state to act as trustee,
executor. administrator, or registrar Of
stocks and bonds.
Sec. 2. The court of probate having
Jurisdiction may, in the discretion of
said court, require such banking asso-
citation to give bond for the faithful
performance of it's duty as trustee, ex-
ecutor, or administrator: provided no
such bond shall be required if the in
strument appointing such banking as
ISOLATION as trustee or executor so
specifies
Sec. 8. No national banking associa-
ton shall act in such capacity until it
shall have filed with the bank commits
sioner and with the secretary of the
state, duly certified copy of the per-
NIT granted to such banking associa-
ton by the federal reserve board of the
United States.
Sec. 4. A copy of such permit filed
with the secretary Of the state shall.
when attested by said secretary under
his hand and the seal of the state, be
prima facie evidence Of the facts set
forth therein.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect
from it's passage, and shall apply to all
wills and codicils which have been or
shall hereafter be executed.