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COLUMBUS, 6a., lay 32.——Com-
inissioncrs ot' Muscogee County today
placed the entire resources at the
county at the dim of Columbus
authorities in an elf lip arrest those
responsible for both the home of
Mayor J. Homer Dimon.
The bomb wrecked a. portion of the
m.t3oi's home yesterday, byt without
injury to any member the l'amiiy.
The attempt on tie “a the mayor
was attributed by city officials to per-
sons who recently have addressed
threatening letters to him and to H.
Gordon Hinkie, city manager. These
letters contained strong objections to
the commission form of government
and tin lured that unless Mayor Dimon
dischurgwl the city manager. both
would be killed. Hinkle was attacked
on the street near his home several
Weeks ago.
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CUNNIK‘TICI‘T I’ATI‘INTS.
The ioiiowing were issued May 16;
offices of
1922. List compiled at
Wow-rt 71 1&- Lnuis. intent Lawyers.
Britta ,mrt. t‘nnn.
Joseph S. liutns. Bridgeport. scrup-
il‘y Milli}.
A. Conner. Bridgeport,
horse
"or :.»t
Edit 1' W41
Cr
cen-
tral connecting member ior
on ‘:‘w n s.
Mieluwi J. Duff, Bridgeport. ligure
toy.
t‘hzir'os C. King. Bridgeport, stor-
age buttery ventilating system.
_ For M. Anderson, liurtford. work
holder,
Hermunn l“.C1ntz.ll.1r‘.’nr<ihand
and inth‘nlor 2tr .1...c‘ as 11rd like
isrllt’ie <.
llcngt M. Vs‘. Hanson. Hartford,
grnulim Iiléitllil'k'.
l‘muizt M W. liennron, Hartford,
grinding machine. .
HenLt M. \‘.'. Hanson. Hartford.
wheel-drtssing 111-.-c11;::1i.~1’:1.
Carroll Knowles. Hartford. watt-r-
contra: system tor surface grinders.
Chauncey ll. Frumble. Hartford,
fishing-smell c trrier.
. Elmn E. Neal. New Haven, bomb
t-lrtlttwon
. Muhtim P. Nichols. New Haven.
diligihit- light projector.
C nrlls .\l.itni1inson. New Haven.
canopy for Windshields.
(Yuri W, J. iiuiherp. New Dritain.
(-lectrir high-velocity classifier.
Joseph F. anb. New Ilrit.13u. driv—
ing n1 *chanism for wushir‘g machines.
’JON'ph i”. Lamb. New Britinn,
nnge.
Louis Nair. New liritaia. lull cock.
Jesse A. B. Smith. Stamford, le‘iger
fleet.
Jesse A. B. Smith Stamford ledger
Slice t
Ernest H. Horn. Waterbury. spring
click for time- -pieces.
John W. Mahoney. \Vaterbury, fire-
place undirons and screen.
Robert 51. Blair. Sound Beach, stor-
age, battery construction.
Edwin W. Billiard, \Vhllneyvllle
ratchet mechanism.
Hurts Hanson, Ivoryton. combined
typewming and computing machine.
John J. MtCartin. liockviiie, me-
tatarsu! arch support.
. George E. Whitney, Bridgeport,
cumm-
‘V.:':1vm:1r C. I'M‘k iitl'lgatuck,
(vehicle tire. 4 .4 ’ ‘ s,...._
.'\'i'.t"':1‘l I. Pupin Norfa‘ 1:. Comm.
and 7? ii. \rmstrm wt. Y.or kers. N. Y..
rzlliln r- m. itini: system
W‘lfW'lH ily.
having high
John H. l‘:v3’l..1irn. Filil‘field. Chain
non-skid unit. .n”
Dmilrns.
(“1.111. < l-‘. smith :111dG. E. Curtiss,
N1 w mum. r" ctrio limiter.
Trade Marks.
The .‘v-vvu Slnnr company. Bridge-
port. aviators .1111'1‘ shears.
Chorus N. (‘hotte Bridgeport. non-
fl‘i’T‘Ullr illutets of (r~1ppqr‘, nip kc], and
zinc Jl‘Hl alloys {'01 Slinlo.
'l‘hc Gaynor \i.1nulacturing Co.,
Bridgeport. r-cord curds.
lit-111.: lgltm Arms Co.. Inc" Bridge-
port . -.:si 1 resistl rs .md parts thereof.
l-ottie- «zipping machine.
tle- cappi g mac hintu
, Made By The Pittsburgh
' Plate Glass Co.
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PMflM
N CE your walls are
finished with this dur-
able flat wall paint, you will
wash them many times
before you need go to the
expense and annoyance
of re— decorating. This
means a big saving, as well
as more beautiful walls.
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Everything “(add
for any Polio: at
Vanishing
s
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The .1. st. Her 09.. Morg. gout
alloys for dental purpooe‘o.
The Grelst Hanutactwlng 60.. New
Haven. pressure gauges for pneumatic
tires. 914:.
Eagle Look 00., Terryvilie,
locks.
Hygienic Fibre Co., Versailles, first-
aid outfits.
Le Roy Montgomery,
walk, expansion bolts.
Second Taxing District
Authorized to Construct
Additional Filter Bed
(Continued. from ram Page.)
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On the matter of the addition of a
filter bed, Commissioner Horace R.
Nash. who presented the resolution
calling for the issuance of the bonds.
said that at present there were five
filter beds, of which three are being
used when the others are being clean-
ed. With the additional bed, it will
mean :llat there will be fiye‘atailable
at {ill times for filterntiou purposes.
If the district is to get more water,
he said. rm entire new unit will be
needed at the filter, which will mean
.1 new main and the tctal cost of this
will he in thc neighborhood of $600,-
“Thcre is no way to get around
this." lac said. “unless the residents
of the district will agree to being put
(-11 :1 rm ter basis, when a. more equit-
Hit 1.
able distribution of water can be
bud." ’
District Commissioner D. “I liar-
loril, who was chairman of the meet-
ing. said that if the district .wus to
Hrow. if there was to be more popu-
lation z-nd mare industry brought
new. that :1 greater trovision «it wu-
n~r would be lll‘t'llt‘l. and that this
.vmzid mnxn r. pipe 31:10. Thcre had
been some talk of taking it over
'l‘.1\l(1r avenue way. but it had finally
lm'n dtuded that the better way
\‘H-Illtl be to take it down the center
of the (ity. as it would mean better
distribution.
litth resolutions were passui
animus-U. The resolution for the
lss.i.:‘.'1cc of thv: bonds requirvs that
they lye dated August 1st. 1922. and
1h:1t there be titty bonds in :iil. ten
ml" which shall fall due in three years.
t4 11 in 2ix years. ten in nine years,
ttn in twelve years and the final ten
111 fifteen years. The bonds will be
sold by sealed hid.
‘.’iti- regards: to the $3,000 for the
“'ilsnn I‘oint main, this money will
cw ritually he Wilzrncul and at present
ii is paying 121.; per cent. on the in-
testment.
Foiiiwinc the mctting Christian
Swnrtz said that he noted that :1.
committee had been appointed as a
sub-committee of the charter revision
committee to take up the matter of
the water “or“. s. and he said that he-
wishet. to sound :1 “amino lo the
citizens to prnent 11113 tampering
with the watei works system
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liliv
Woman Rolled Upon Lydia
E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound
Em ri. Kansas— “1 be usin
Ly diapé). M'smdicm% g
when I was a git.
, For several years I
stored the to normal health. I often
have occasion and do recommend your
Vegetable Compound to my friendsy who
have troubles s1milar to my own. You
may use these facts ass testimonial. ”—
va ALDRICH, 218 Union St.. Emporis.
Kansas.
There are man women whofirstused
our Ve stable mpound during their
r lhoo days. They found it a valuable
elp during trying riods. In later
years they use it w enever they feel
those annoying symptoms which women
often have. -
LydigiE. Pinkham’ 3 Vegetable Com-
pound is a woman' s medicme.’ It is pre—
pared carefully from the bestquality of
medicinal plants, whose pro ties are
especiall gaadapted to correett etroubles
women ve
South Nor- .
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T0 WDMANHOM~
.t the .
1.91 the .W said chi?
there we; in contcmoiotion some
change in the charter when»? the
number or testing districts Quid be
reduced this being as than 'the city
could get any from the prese resent com,-
plexlttcs or both the charter'land the
taxarstem. aadthstonewmi‘h;
be to consolidate the water mum
: The present owners would in all prob;
ability be re- but he said.
that nothing definite had been decid-
ed upon the matter, and that: only
the meetings or the committee could
tell what was in contemplation. Any
action it mlghbtakoéwould bh Mei-1
red, he believed. to either a. district
or a city vote.
and the meeting thengirolce up.
—"L"_.—'—-—~—-§e-—- .
DEFENSE or KODEB§.[FIAPPER
CHICAGO. May .2_2_.—'r11e mode’m
flapper was defended by the Rev. Al—
mer Felines-,9." pastor of the Conven-
ant Church at Evanston. yesterday in
a. semion in which he approved of
short skirts. bobbed hair and knicker-
backers.
"Flappcrism is not a disease. but a
diversion." he said. “Bobbed hair.
short skirts and knickerbockers are
not signs of sin. but a declaration of
independence. The cir‘s are jolly lot
and they will give us the finest generé
ntion of whom the world has exer
known.
u“.
:1 rough age.
of culture. the women's: 219:0. That 13
why the flapper exist today. The new
has will be, one not of rule by women.
but their influence will be felt. Girls
in the mist have been practically little
but in edges :1- huskx beasts of burs.
den. "
DID ED! MORE GOOD
Many men and women suffer front
backache, rheumatic pains. stiff
joints. sore muscles and other results
iccted the first warning symptoms.
Foley Kidney Pills aid the kidneys to
throw out poisonous waste matter
that causes pain and misery. Steph-
en Lewis, Eldridge, K311. writes:
This seemed to satisfy Hr. Swartz "
are p. ssing from the man age ' " ’
and emerging: into agel
of kidney trouble because they neg— ’
MALTA May 22 (Associated Press)
—-Reports were received here toilet}
from Tripoli that Italian troops were
carrying out a. great offensive against
the rebel Ambsin Tripolitana. where
revolutionary activities broke out in
‘ The Italian force! are understood
to be composed largely of, local levies.
supported by some Italian regiments
The Italians. according
reaching here, are using a, considerable
number of bombing airplanes and have
inflicted heavy loses upon the enemy.
“Wuhah: view. It’s
"Foley Kidney Pills did me more
good than all the other medicine
e\er took.
years.
had before I took them.‘ “—Stiii son-
I‘owell Corporation—Adv.
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No: Your Purse
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If you are correctly corseted
you are perfectly gowned
W. B. CORSETS 811316055 CORRECT in
QUALITY,STY1.E and FIT
They will appeal to the economical woman bceauee they on
Best Value: for Lust Mose:
WEINGARTEN 3308.. If" 47 “est 34th Street, New York
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under command of General Badoglio. -'.
to repotts
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mature maesbaib at 6 O’Clock.
Summer Dresses- in Eittra Sizes
Dotted Swiues and Normandie .
Voile!
Navy blue and black in sizes up
to“.
These are very‘ attractive dresses
and Will prove serviceable because
of their colors.
$l0 50 $16 50 and
Porch Frocks
Organdies and Gingham in Very
neat combinations, Him} 1...... real
ilze
sonably considering:
tlillillly (if
the material and the» \‘1-1";
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li.‘.'\‘
Clove Silk Knickers
Kayser’s “Marvelfit” '
These garments are
in demand to wear with
Way
in which the; are mud-g
$l9. 50 $3.00 and $3.351
Second floor. , . 5- 4.11 floor.
‘ ‘I’
An Assemblage of Hats
Every one bearing a. price ticket at. $10.60
For Whatever occasion a hat is iit‘wlwl aid: sum-
mer there is a style to fit; that l'thlli’t‘lnvlil.
Large picture hats with iriillSl‘illi‘r'b‘. l'l‘lms
close fitting skirts,
Regular sizes come in
black, navy, ' pearl,
orchid, pink and White,
$4.50
Extra sizes, black,
navy and pink only,
$5.00
Main floor.
Sports Hose, silk and
periwi'nkle blue, rose, and
combine with tweed suits.
Ribbed Lisles in gray,
black,
Lisle Hose, new shades of gray, sand, black
and white made with seamed
' back.
showing it.
Women’s Hosiery
The Last W 0rd
The latest New Perfection Oil Cook Stove
with the new Superfex burners is the
last word in cook stoves. A range
that "combines the cooking speed of gas
with ‘ the Convenience and economy of
kerosene. Progressive dealers are now
Ask for a demonstration.
STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW . YORK
Intwdfihreeandfouriburncr
ms' , each equipped with
one Giant Superior burner.
.12. “an-..“ .
lace or horsehair braid. ~A single linit‘t‘l‘ er flog
wreath for decoration.
Crushable sports shapes with :1 cm“. 1.1.1 of grog
grain ribbon at the side. Sometimm tin - ( mire, hat};
of narrow colored ribbon, very smart innit 1.11gI
Street hats, the kind that 10111; (- ql lul;\ Well witfi
suit or frock of crepe or silk.
This is a choice gathering of hats and
know quality will recognize it here.
$ 1 0. 00
But one price
1 i 0005
Remember
lisle mixture in sand color.
gray, to Newest
$1.50 weir
Sillllnlt‘l‘.
“'1'.“ H"
and
m mm whq
about. the White Silks
fol
nothing
like flu in ever seen béa
sand and ‘
75 t8 fore. =
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Those lillt“'.!li‘tl to!
sports “1411- are capt‘lr
rating: in llirii' immacu-
59 cts. .
late allllt‘;ii‘.‘ilil't".
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, 26 Broadway
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