174 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 99

such other charges that may become liens from time to
time. Said records shall be kept in the county seat of gov-
ernment and among the land records of Anne Arundel
County, and the Clerk of the Circuit Court for said county
shall furnish such space as may be necessary to keep and
preserve such records, which when published in said pub-
lic record shall be legal notice of all existing liens within
any sanitary district. If any liens, benefit assessments or
other charges remain unpaid for sixty days after becoming
due, they may be collected by an action of assumpsit or by
a bill in equity to enforce such liens, and any judgment or
decree obtained, where the Defendants have been served by
summons or subpoena, shall have the force and effect of a
judgment in personam, and the Commission may sue, or
file a bill in equity to enforce said liens, the owner of record
at the time said levy was made, or the owner of record at
the time said suit is filed or any owner of record between
said dates, and publication thereon shall be notice to all
persons having any interest in said property.

Section 433. The Commission shall provide for each and
every property abutting upon a street or right-of-way in
which under this Act a water main or sewer is laid, a water
service pipe or sewer connection which shall be extended
as required, from the water main or sewer to the property
line of the abutting lot, said service pipe or connection with
sewer shall be constructed by and at the sole expense of the
Commission, but subject to a reasonable charge for said
connection as provided in Section 434 of this sub-title,
which said charge shall be paid by all property owners; at
the office of the Commission before the actual connection
with any pipe or private property is made. When any
water or sewer is declared by said Commission complete
and ready for the delivery of water or the reception of sew-
age, every abutting property owner, after due notice, shall
make a connection of all spigots or hydrants, toilets and
waste drains with said water main or sewer within the
time prescribed by the Commission. Where the aforesaid
fixtures do not exist, or are of the nature which, in the
judgment of the Commission is improper or inadequate,
satisfactory equipment shall be installed by the owner on
the premises of at least one water closet and one sink or
wash basin, both of which shall be properly connected with
the sewer of said Sanitary Commission. All cesspools, sink
drains and privies shall be abandoned, closed, and left in
a sanitary condition so that no odor nor nuisance shall