New Britain herald., 1925-07-02
BUILDING LAWS
 ALMOST COMPLETE
Special Committee Expected to
 File Its Report Soon
HELD FOR TAKING AUTO
Sixth School District Lays Tax of Seven Mills--Counterfcit $t0 Bill
 DIscovCrcd--GS Arrests Made In

Seven Mills-Countcrrcit $t0 Bill
 Dlscovcrcd--OS Arrests Made In
 June.
 Completion of the new building code. which has been under discus sion of & special city committee for practically year, is expected soon, as members of the committee say that the regulations are almost ready for operation. The new code pro. vides many changes to existing rules, tending toward greater fire resisting features and more permanency in construction. Working with the city committee is a special committee of the chamber of commerce, City En- gineer c. w. Buell. and Commission CT of Public Works Oscar Anderson, as well as Fire Chief John H, Hayes. The code, when complete, will be model of it's kind in this state, and in many respects similar to the codes in use in the larger cities of New York state,
 Arrested For Waterbury Police
 Upon request of the Waterbury police, Clyde Richardson of this city was taken to that city yesterday by Detective Sergeant Daniel McGilli- cuddy to answer a charge of theft of a motor car, owned by Mrs. Victoria Peters of 102 South street, this city, Thursday night. The Peters ma- chine had been left at the curb, and disappeared that night. Richardson was arrested later in Forestville for travelling at an excessive rate of speed, but was not held on a theft charge as 1t was not known at the time that the car was stolen. Later the car was found abandoned on In- graham place. Richardson was re- leased today for appearance next week in the Waterbury court after bonds of $1,000 had been furnished.
 Completing Pavement
 Repairs to the North Main street are rapidly nearing completion, re- storing the surface to its former fine condition. Composition pavement blocks are being laid in the sections where the other pavement had been uprooted and transformed into wavy masses.
 The public works department has completed a surfacing job on West street and also on Tarryville avenue from West to North Main streets.
 Levy Tax
 Levying of a tax rate of seven mills for next year took place at the annual meeting of the sixth school district last night in the Stafford avenue school. Officers were elect ed as follows: Committeeman Carl Nahannah and Kenneth Johnson; treasurer, A. R, Alderman; collector. M. J. OSulliyan; clerk, Howard Dutton.
 Few Commercials Here
 Few counterfeit ten dollar federal reserve notes have been in circuIa- ton here, according to statements from the local banks. Only one bill has been detected at q local bank, since warning of the imitation bills was hroadcasted last week. The hill was discovered easily as the reserve seal at the right hand corner had been smudgcd badly.
 Baldwin Chosen
 K. Gordon Baldwin has been chosen by Bank Commissioner John J, Byrnes as one of the four new examiners recently decided upon by the state banking commission. This will be MT, Baldwin's second term as bank examiner as he held that post until two years ago, when he resigned 10 become manager of the Bristol Used Car exchange.
 Police Report
 The police department made a to- tai of 6S arrests during the month Of June, according 10 the report, is sued this morning by Acting Chief Thomas F. Guckin. There were 80 cases of traffic violations which were nOlIPd ny the prosecuting at torney on the payment of costs with out Conrt sessions.
 The report showed total of four teen arrests, resulting from 76 com plaints. There were fl doors and windows found unlocked and which were secured by the officers. Four teen street lights were reported as out of order, Seven lost children were restored 10 the parents and property valued at $1,17946, was restored to the owners. In addition. there were 121 notices served by the department for the city during the month.
 Police Beats Change
 The monthly change of police beats took place yesterday and as signments for this month were made by Acting Chief Thomas F. Guckin as follows; Sonthside, Officer Thomp- son; North Main street, Officer Me Carthy; West End and North Hill, Officer Cirves; Center, Officer Con- molly; South Hill and office. Officer