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· Oct.ober 22, 1926 W_ l L METTE LIFE j . . . .-'~!!.~~~!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~, ; Tuesday evening of this week, with $25,000 of the condemnation proceed~ ' ; ing expenses, pledged, by Kenilworth. ·. ,. ! Other interested property owners who · · · . were not present at the meeting MonReaadents Subscnbe Laberally To- day evening were to be called upon warda Expense of Conclemnina Tuesday. ' ·!i_ "No Man'a Land" At the time of the meeting Monday __ evening, the Wilmette Park board had ' Fifty-nine east side property owners not gi~en. definite assur~nce that it in · Kenilworth subscribed $1.1.597 at. a ~out~ mstttute condemnatto~ proceedmeeting at Kenilworth Community mg.s m the ~atter, h<?wever, tt was exclub, Monday evening, towards the ex~ pta~ J.w. both ·ij.festdent Murray a?d pense of instituting condemnation pro- Mr. Bonnet that the .h?ard ,felt dtsceedings for park purposes, the twen-1 posed to proceed, pro~tdmg tfie necesty acres on Sheridan road between sary expense money ts assur~d. The Kenilworth and Wilmette, known as b?ard was to meet t.he followmg eve"No Man's Land." I ' nm~, Tuesday, Prestdent M urr~y exThere were 170 people present, most plamed, and !or th~t reas~>n 1t was of whom came to vojce their protest necessary for tmme.dtate actiOn. against the buildin&-·~'f clubs and a mo-\ At a former meetmg, a few days ago, tion picture house and other improve- several ~housand ??ltars were pledge.d ments of similar nature in this tract, I by Kemlworth ctbzens. towards thts which, it was also expla'n~'d is in the fund, but all such subscrtber~ were re- 1 Wilmette Park board district. · !eased at the Monday evenmg ~eetJames C. Murray, president of the 1 mg, when t~e. other more eqUitable Kenilworth Village board presided and manner of ratsmg the money was dewhen he stated that $50,000 should be cided upon. available for the Wilmette Park board I Furthermore, it was explained by tSl .iJa.stitute -coh<h!innation proceedings, Mr. Bonnet, that, in the event the conmany response· s with liberal offers of demnation proceedings should reach a cash were received. ! point wh.e~ein the court. renders favorAssesses Eaat Side Property . able d.ectston for the vtl!ages, an.d th.e The decision to permit all east side j valuat.'on of. the. tract m question ts property owners to participate in the established, t! wtll then . be necessary Howeimpte-plenty of length in the back to perh:'lt . . contributions resulted in an assessment for the two vtllages to raise the larger, of $2 a front foot on such property, : or pur~hase sum, a~d it is t~en that the bending or sitting without strain, but held at the ~ip lw which it was estimated would raise more liberal donatiOns will be called a aeries of tiny pleats-front perfectly smooth. No Kenih~orth's share of the necessary f?r. That is, i~ was ~xplained, is parstrain p088ible; -no reinfor~ment nece~~ary. $50000 the balance it was stated was ticularly true, m Kemlworth, whereas, bei~g ~aised hy residents of Wilmette, s~ould the P.r~ceedings result in the The knee length Klckernick is The sport le~h bloomer~ particularly in that section adjacent to vtllages acqmrmg the tract for park mends itself aoecially to a joy to wear. It never binds at "No Man's Land." : purposes, it witt in reality be a park ' the knee, seat or crotch. No actift woman. No matter what A poll of the 170 present at Monday I under tlie jurisdiction of the :'Ni'mette blouaing or bulkiness between ~ do, etep into your car, play tennil, ride a hOI'Ie-tb.t evening's meeting indicated that of Pa_rk board and therefore patd for by tht lqL bloomer eta~ in ~ that number, 65 were east side proper-~ Wtlmette. We pret.,nt them ln 1 linea are beautiful and you IMWf ty owners, and when the subscription · -------1 feel it. 'arlety of fa brice papers we:e d.istributed for the volun- ~ Illinois . has the fir~t ste~l skeletoned Askio se., the aayon numtlt·r $1.59 to S4.95 tary contnbution of S2 per front foot, skyscraper, erected m Chtcago in 1884 v at tJ.tQ. 59 responded. from a consignment of the first steel Arthur Bonnet, who has just recent- beams produced in America. ly built a very fine home on Robsart place and who is very active in the Cl · D- · C -N work of converting "No Mans Land" asstc anClng lasses ow into a park instead of leaving it to a Open at I development which the home owners of that section feel would materially · rlamage their property value, was very For appointment . desirious, he said, to go before the Call Wilmette 5 Wilmette Park board, at its meeting KENILWORm BACIS P .ARK PROPOSITION I ' j I 1 True 13/oomer (omforl In tu n. 1 --------------.....S I W orthen..Carrico Co. Wilmette, Ill. VIOLA M SPECHT I' I I· Get Ready for the Fall Social Events! 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