New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 29, 1926, Page 4

L] NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1926. WATER RATES ARE | e T0 BE INGREASED SESEERER Bridgeport, Fairield and Strat- G ford Alfected Hartford, July 29 (A—The public | utilities commission has given a de ‘cision favorable to the Bridgepor Hydraulic company in its petitio: for authority to inc e rates in the to Fairfield, and and Fairfield with the petitioni the town of St come a party to the increase in e be increased million dolla company's prop: The company it has a right to a turn on the claim $21,170,000 whi approximately and would requ revenue over 1925 cent. At the hearing a statement wa cluded by this commissi fair value of the petition warranting a protection in St other communities. In concluding its findings the co mission says: “The Bridgeport draulic comp s ed and direct into effect said its maximum raf fective on and excepting the against the town of Stratford shall be effective on and afte tober 1, 1926.” Finance Bill Presented By Poincare Is Approved Parls, July 20 (P—The chambe finance committe g Premier Poincal ticle by artic! whole this afternoon. TI which was taken after the pr had again expounded his pro was 19 votes to 13, with on tation. The committe ate in the bill the ann e voted to he minis purpose of whi the country’s wh detalls on the measure arc b(mg withheld. Father of 29 Children Is Slain hv Boy of 15 Waverley, T Albert Curtis George W. C death, yesterday today at his elder Curtis fi boy be releas ’uck d by friends or re 1’ oceurred follo flg)\L Curtis and Crafton’s Crafton preacher. children. shipme Assista verman of ¥ was returned EDDA \n\&nn\l BE Ill R. 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