Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-20

| within the time limited as aforesaid,
| such court may cite such fiduciary to
| appear at time and place therein
| stated and show cause why he should
| not be removed, and unless sufficient
| cause be shown and an inventory and
! appraisal be forthwith filed. and such
| court shall remove such fiduciary and
appoint a successor to complete the
| administration of such estate. Within
sixty days after the receipt of such
copy by the tax commissioner. he or
| any party interested may file in such
court a statement in writing setting
forth in detail such Object/DnS as he
may have to the acceptance of such
| inventory or appraisal and at the
same time shall send copy thereof
to the executor or administrator and
If such objection be filed by the execu-
tor, administrator or an interested
party, a copy shall be at the same
| time sent to the tax commissioner by
the person filing such objection. Up
on the filing of such objection. such
court shall order a hearing on the ac-
ceptance of such inventory and ap-
praisal to be had within sixty days
and not less than fifteen days there
after, and cause notice of the time and
place of such hearing to be forthwith
given to the tax commissioner and
the executor or administrator of the
estate. Such court upon such hear
ing shall hear such objections and de-
termine the fair market value of any
tnventoried property the appraised
value of which has been objected to,
and may order such executor, admin
istrator or trustee to amend such in
ventory or appraisal in any way that
1t shall find proper, and may accept
the same as amended. If no objection
to such inventory or appraisal be
filed IS aforesaid. such inventory and
appraisal may thereupon be accept
ed by such court Such court may
tax the costs incident to the proceed
ings on the fling of such objections,
whether the same be heard or with
drawn. in favor of the prevailing par
ty. The officers of every corporation
organized under the laws of this state
or foreign corporation doing business
In this state may be subpoenaed to
appear at the hearing of the obiec-
tons to any inventory or appraisal
with the books and papers of such
corporation to testify as to the value
Of the stock of such corporation, and
any other matters pertinent there
to.
State Aid For Police.
An amendatory act concerning relief
to members of the state police asso-
citation of Connecticut passed in the
house. provides that whenever any
person shall. under the provisions of
the constitution and by laws of the
state police association of Con-
necticut, be entitled to relief from the
said association as policeman injur-
ed in the line of d"+v. the
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a policeman killed in the line of his
duty, the comptroller shall, upon the
delivery to him of proper proofs from
said association of the right of such
person to relief aforesaid, draw his
order upon the treasurer in favor Of
the person or persons entitled to such
relief. or their legal representatives
for the amount to which such person
or persons may be entitled as relief
aforesaid, provided the total amount
of such orders. which may be drawn
by the comptroller. under the provi- |
sions of this act. shall not exceed five
thousand dollars in any fiscal year Of
the state.
Normal Summer Schools.
According to an act passed the state |
board Of education is directed to main |
tain in connection with any normal |
school a summer school. Such school