New Britain herald., 1925-03-12
 PAONESSA ORDERS
 BUILDING CONFAB Commissioners, Prosecutor and Corporation Counsel to Meet MAY DECIDE POLICIES

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 Investigating Belyidere Case.
 Members of the building commis- sion were notified this afternoon of . conference to be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at the office of Mayor A. M. Paonessa. at which Prosecuting Attorney Joseph G. Woods and Corporation Counsel John H. Kirkham will duscuss with them, Important matters pertaining to the city"
 No further announcements of the purposes of the meeting were given out. Mayor Paonessa called the conference and the officials con- cerned were not aware of the meet ing. until they received their mailed notifications.
 It Is believed that the numerous wrangles over building that have arisen in the past week are respon- 6ble for the session. The Andrews and Carlin cases, together with the O'Connell gasoline station dispute, are among the matters scheduled for discussion, 1t is understood, and questions of building policies will probably be decided at this time. At thora h 1 onYlpa1 to the city court, an appeal to the common council, remonstrance to the common council. and two re- monstrances 10 the building commis- sion on file, all of which pertain to questions of building lawes.
 Rutherford Inspects Building
 Councilman Arthur N. Rutherford, a former building inspector and building commissioner, and at one time building inspector for the state police department, made a visit to . dwelling house on Lake Boulevard this afternoon In an effort to gain some information as to whether its owner, Charles s. Andrews Is actu- ally building a two or three fam- fly house.
 Upon the councllman's findings may depend a move for official ac- ton by the common council and ap- pointment of an investigating con,- mittee at next weeks session, he said ethis afternoon.
 Andrews took permit several .rn EAn ayartinn pf q two Family house. The only other dwell lings on the street are of the single family type, but neighboring proper ty owners made no remonstrance. After the work was begun, the framework indicated to the minds of Andrews nelghbors a plan for three family house. An inVestiga- fion disclosed that bids for plumbing on a three family house were sought and that three tenements had been rented, the neighbors told the build- Sng commission. A remonstrance was made and Building Inspector Edward J. Hennessy investigated. Last night he reported to the build ing commission that so far there IS no proof that three tenement house is in course of construction and at his suggestion it was voted to issue no orders until further deVei- cpments justify such an action.
 Andrews neighbors are not satis- fed with the commissions findings Councilman Rutherford was intorn- nd today and at the suggestion Of in" kerested persons he made his person. hl visit
 Should the second ward council hnan make a suggestion that the common council investigate, that body will find itself delving deeply Into the question of building at it's next session, since there are two other matters pertaining to the building department up for action.
 B. A. Hawley and others have protested against permits for two family houses which Anna Lee and Anthony Naples propose to build on Hart street, and the issuance or non- issuance of permits must be decid- hd by the common council, appeal having been taken to that body. The building commission has taken fav- hrable action on the permit.
 It is understood that the remon- Frants have been informed there IS A sufficient number of council mem- bers opposed to issuing the permits ko assure their rejection. but on the other hand there is q group of coun- hilmen who claim the commissions action should, and will, be ratified.
 Amherst street residents have ask bd the common council to legislate against further work on a building being erected on their street by James l. Carlin. Carlin has per- hit for $S50 garage, but his neigh bors say he is erecting dwelling ln violation of his permit and the aeed by which he secured possession pf the premises. City officials who visited the site say it has much Of he appearance of a dwelling and lit- Ne of garage features. Carlin re- fuses to amend his application, in- listing his building Is a garage.
 The Amherst street taxpayers have petitioned for an investigation and ln order restraining him from fur Eher work.