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FRUT CHURCH 0F CHEIST, CETS Tenth Street and Central Avenue WILMrFILNS Sunday.'Servics-i i a.m. [summonses in the action. In ani interview Wednesday morn- ing Village Attorney Williamh M. rJames stated that the. suit-was filed after negotiations proceeding over severàI months betweenMrs. Fick's attorney and Wilmette officiais had corne lb naught., He gave thé 'fol- lowiing i nformation concerning the accident: Blds are being requested this week for the new headquarters' building of the North Shore Mosquito Abate- nment> district, to be erected on the west side o! Skokle boulevard a short distance south of Winnêtka avenue. The estimated cost of the improve- ment, designe d to. greatly facilitate, the* service, is $16,OOO. It'is planned to have the building ready* for occu- panecy May 1. it is aninouniced. WIII Eleet Oficers With the 'fiscal year termina tig December 31, the district wîll hold its, annual election Friday o! this week, at which time plans wiIl be formulated for the coming season 's, work, according to Thomas J. Lynch, president of the district. The past season has been the most favorable for drainage work since the district was organlzed in 1927, according to.Jir. A. H. Meer super- intendent. With little, if any frost ini the ground up to the present time, it has been possible to continue these operations unlnterruptedly, whereas, in former 3years cold weather has necessitated suspension of work in November. Work ona Dralnage Projects