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April 5, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE Kenilworth Board Fire...en Figbt Stubbom Blaze in Vacant House Asks Enforcement of Muzzling Law Wilmette firemen fought a stubborn I Bills residence on Seminole road, where an ice machine caught fire from an overheated motor and fi Ued the · house with smoke. Mrs. James Prentiss, 201 Cumberland road, Kenilworth, returned this week from Florida where she had been vacationing for , two months in St. Augustine and Jacksonville. ~~ whlk ~~g ~ ~~of Th~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i letters were sent to residents Kenilworth at the time the ordinance became effective, along with copies of the ordinance. These letters called specific attention to the fact that wire gauze or leather basket muzzles are required by the ordinance, since the · usual type of leather strap muzzle was found not tight enough or secure enough to prevent a dog from nipping or biting. A fine of not less than two dollars nor more than twenty-five dollars is provided by the ordinance for every violation of the same. The licensing and registering of dogs are other matt ers discu ssed in the ordinance. Instructions to enforce strictly the dog muzzling ordinance passed by the Kenilworth Village board a year ago were given to the police department of Kenilworth this week. Action to this effect was taken by the Kenilworth board which met in regular session Monda~ night. The ordinance, which went into effect May 1, 1928, makes it necessary to keep all dogs in Kenilworth muzzled at all blaze in the roof of a vacant house at 1721 Lake avenue for three hours early · Tuesday morning. After working from 2 to 5 a. m. the fire fighters took a rest, hut . were called back to the same place at 8 :30 that morning, when some old shingles in the roof were foun$1 to he burning. The house is owned by Bernard Schildgen. On Wednesday afternoon about 5:30 the department was called to the F. W. -aMiss Pearl Couffer, 516 Fifth street, entertained sixteen members of her Comanci club at luncheon and bridge Tuesday of this week. Dainty Wash Frocks for the Little Miss Sizes 2. to 6 .... S 1.2.5 to $J.OO Sizes 6 to 1.4 ..·. $1.50 to $4.50 HAVE YOU SEEN IT? "Evanston's Finest Radio Showroom" Sherman Ave. at Grove St. Archibald Brock, 520 \Varwick ro.1d, Kenilworth, has gone to Santa Monica, Cal. to spend a month or two with Mrs. Brock and her daughter, Marjorie. at their winter home. -oM is s Dorcas Branson. daughter of the Foster Bransons. 817 Central avenue. returned to Monticello se minary Monday after her sp ring vacation. -o-11 rs. Richard Jordon. 506 Fifth street, will entertain her Tuesday club next week at luncheon and bridge at the Georgian hotel. "Beautiful!" "Modem!" "Different!" "Interesting!" Here's Your Chance to Save $50 If you haven't seen this new radio salon-make arrange. . ments to see it today. In this "Studio" showroom you hear the tone of the nation's finest radio receivers. Here you can choose for tone. Printed Silk Dresses Fashionable new spring styln in a variety of smart color combinations. Excellent values at Webster's Dicti"nary Self -Pronouncing $10.95 KENT The 1929 Model 40, 7 Tubes, All· Electric 25t000 Words Semi-indexed Cloth Limp Binding ATWATER RADIO In This Beautiful POOLEY Cabinet 1929 Edition 98c Webster's Dictionary Self -Pronouncing Complete Nothing else to buy '119 Chic 4,000 Words Hear the Leaders-Here ATWATER KENT, HOWARD, SPARTON, FADA and SONORA House Dresses Stylishly fashioned of fast color Broadcloth. Pique and Soisette materials. Very well made and priced as low as Pocket Edition Cloth Limp Binding 19 2 9 Edition 35c Central ~ Wilmette Avenue Phone Wilmette 29 ~()~Tii Jli()~l: $1.00 MUJIC ~ ~~()I() Jli(21? Sherman Ave. at Grove St. EVANSTON The Satisfactory Store 1123-25-27 Central AVt. Phone Wil. 1914 609 Dempster St.