New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1929, Page 16

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I's MARVELOUS! s who failed to receive their cquested to call at office | s on bills unpaid July 31, Ity of 10 per cent of the r is called {0 the follow- » 7 //’////////////// 2 due and payable Water Commissione ally (on and after the fir and January \v hill shall remain close notice shall it is paid within thi fter, the water may be the hill and all expenses ar To all bills not paid in th nonths of July and January a peo per cent of th of the bill shall b and interest at the rate six per cent per annum 1 charge thereaftc s where liens on prop- securing of water rents filed such penalties shall be 1 by such liens, The owner of supplied with city o for the water W > W Yprrrry, Y 22z22z27""4 N Ny Z % AR 7 any water lield responsible Roard of Water Commissioners. 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