Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-18
MATTERS or INTEREST IN LEGISLATURE

and no member would divhge any com
nntttee secrets-
An act concerning the charter of the
borough OF Wallingfoid was taken from
The calendar and passed, which provides
that the salary of the warden shall not
exceed $500 per annuIn.
Also an act changing the name Of the
First Ecclesiastical society Of Middle
town, to the First Church Of Christ.
Another bill taken from the calendar
and passed concerns the reports to the
tax. commissioner. the. text Of which fol-
lows:
Section /. The judge~of any court Of
PROBATE VINO shall fail to 1eliver or cause
| to be delivered to the tax comm. ssloner
any certified copy or other document
within the time required for the dcliv-
| cry of the same by the general statutes
or public acts, on applicaa en of the tax
commissioner to the superior court Of any
bounty wherein such jadgn Of probate re-
sides, or, to any judge Of the superior
court when the same IS MT in session in
such county, showing sAAh failure, nay
be required by such court or such judge
to deliver the same within such time as
may be designated by such superior court
Or such judge. On receipt Of such appn-
cation the court or Judge. as the case
, HAY be, shall designate a time when
and place whs's hearing thereon will
be HAD and aha, cite he Judge .f the
court Of proas's named in such a7plicl-
1 tDn. 20 appear at the tina and Place 50
designated to show eau }, if any he has
why he has failed to cause such copy 81
i document to be j...vered - SAID cc.:.inis-
sioner.
Sec 2. At such hearing inquiry may
be made concerning all estates n. wbicf
original or ancillary administration shall
have been tai en- out in such court Of
probate subsequent to May ~, 1915, il
4 respect TO the following: rhe number Of
administrations applied for; the date O.
! each such application: the name and ad
dreae Of each executor. administrator ant
trustee appointed by such court; the dat
Eof fling of the inventory and appraisa
/ Of each estate; the appraised value o
each such estate; the reason for s1cl
, failure; the failure Of such Judge to sem
, to said commissioner any other informa
tion required by the statutes to be s.
2 furnished and any other ma Ter pertain
Il ing to any such estate which may ,sfIec
the administration of the statutes relat
: ing to the assessment and collection. 9
) | any tax which may be due to ths STATE.
Il SEQ. 3, Upon finding the allegations G
Ell such application to be true or that sue
Judge OF probate has been delinquent wit
respect to the fling of any record {
4 document -refatin to any state :equive
g by law to be filed with ga j commission
t er, such superior court or Judge may II
e ( sue an order in the 1a:ate cf peremI
t tory ,raandanlgs requiring such Judge {
J. probate to comply with th= provisions
1.-The statute, in relation thereto, which pr
visions of the statutes shall be particl
n larry mentioned in such order and sha
y render judgment against such, judge =
probate with costs as in mandarin
E tprScee eings: Any judge of probate wi
n shall fail to comply VIII any order issu'
It by the. authority Of the provisnns = th
I'll act shalt@be3 in con Eeln3t and the cou
.ei or judgs issuing the san+e. may iluni:
i-ltfc-f fer as in rnaadalnus FOceedins
II Any. person claiming to be; al scie nd
q any order issued on such app-.cati
shall have the same Fight o review
L. tths s:.,'r:nie court o. ertuts as in ca
20 Of r1andanus proceedings.
q Sec. This act shall take effect frr
its passage.
te There was also taken from the c:
in endar and passed an act appropriate
j. $500 to the Hartford County Bar I
y brary association, and a bill authorize
re the boro Ugh Of Wallingford to issue J
re funding bonds. - - ~
The bill Concerning Uniform SYST
" Of accounting by state aided institutio
IN was takeI. from the table. on motion
m Mr.. Eaton and passed. It carries an g
he preparation OF $4,000. Under suspense