. The institutional care of the insane in the United States and Canada . ncy of erecting new build-ings for this purpose, to inquire into the desirability of the site whichthe people of Norwich have offered to give to the state for an asylum forthe insane, to inquire into the desirability of any other site which anyother town may propose to donate and report the results of their investiga-tions to the next Legislature at the beginning of the session. Dr. Clifford B. Adams died shortly subsequent to his appoint-ment and was never able to meet with the committee, but theremaining members had fre
. The institutional care of the insane in the United States and Canada . ncy of erecting new build-ings for this purpose, to inquire into the desirability of the site whichthe people of Norwich have offered to give to the state for an asylum forthe insane, to inquire into the desirability of any other site which anyother town may propose to donate and report the results of their investiga-tions to the next Legislature at the beginning of the session. Dr. Clifford B. Adams died shortly subsequent to his appoint-ment and was never able to meet with the committee, but theremaining members had frequent conferences and after an unusu-ally careful study of the question in accordance with the cre-ating act submitted its report to the General Assembly of committee, while agreeing that additional accommodationsshould be provided, and that Norwich had offered an ideal site,was not unanimously in favor of establishing a second state hos-pital. The investigations of the committee had disclosed that By Henry M. Pollock, M. D., superintendent. ?r; i ii^^ ?*^^^^1*? • j »^^V^ 15 r j^ v
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