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3 ' July 10, 1926 WINNETKA TALK Charles Tyrell, Old Resident Here, Buried This Week Charles T. Tyrrell of 555 Ash street, a resident of Winnetka for 18 years, died at the Evanston hospital Wed- nesday morning, following a very brief illness. Mr. Tyrrell was in his seventy- seventh year. Although born in Wau- kegan, he spent practically his entire life here and in Chicago. For half a century he was actively affiliated with the commercial interests of Chicago, a part of that time in the real estate business. He never married. His father, the late John A. Tyrrell, first came to Chicago in 1845 and with the exception of a brief residence in Waukegan continued to reside there until his death. The only surviving member of the immediate family, Fred S. Tyrrell, resides at 559 Arbor Vitae road, Winnetka. Funeral services were conducted from the residence, Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock, by Rev. James Austin Richards, of the Winnetka Congrega- tional church. Burial was at Rosehill cemetery. Three Lodge Chapters to Hold Picnic Sunday Three chapters of the I. O. O. F. lodge will join together for a picnic, Sunday, July 11, at the Riverside For- est Preserve. Evanston, Wilmette and Northbrook chapters, including the Rebecca lodges are invited, and will gather at the preserve for an all-day outing. The preserve is located at Harms road and Harrison street. Every form of out-of-door-picnic en- tertainment is being arranged for, slow races for the fat men, potato races for the thin ones. Horseshoe contests will be held, a ball-game is scheduled, and ice-cream and cracker- jack will be served. Start Construction on Kenilworth Water Tower That steel frame work rising into the air on the east of Ridge road and so plainly discernible as one ap- vroaches Winnetka avenue in driving on Ridge avenue, is the new water tower which the village of Kenilworth is erecting on Houldsworth avenue, in the northwest part of the village. It will have a capacity of 200,000 gallons. Its erection was authorized by the village about a year ago to meet the increased demands for water as a re- sult of the steady growth in popula- tion and expansion of the community. The one tower from which the vil- lage has been supplied, has not suffici- ent capacity to meet this need. Harold Ennis of Springfield, Ill, came to Winnetka July 7, to visit John Cogswell, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. R Cosgwell, 512 Hawthorn lane. He ex- pects to remain about two weeks. ---- Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Pearson, 877 Auburn road, are entertaining Richard and Margaret Collidge of Omaha, Neb., Mrs. Pearson's niece and neph- ew. They expect to visit in Winnetka the greater part of the summer. wi Miss Dorothy Root, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Root, 470 Sunset road, left Saturday, July 3, for a week's trip to Akron, Ohio. oH Miss Lucy Jacobs, daughter of Mrs. C. R. Jacobs, 368 Elder lane, has left Winnetka to spend the summer months at Camp Brynafon, located near Roosevelt, Wis. --Q-- Miss Amy Lewis of Grand Rapids, Mich., has been spending two weeks with her sister, Mrs. Frank Karnich, of 1518 Asbury avenue. Authorized du Pont Duco Auto Finishing Station EL ELLY 1 | CN. (&] It Will Look Like a New Car And it will continue to look new and attractive indefinitely, in spite of time and weather, because it is finished with genuine du Pont Duco, the water- proof, wearproof finish that is now being used by 25 leading automobile manufactures. Pelting rain, icy sleet, burning sun or below zero weather will not affect the lustrous beauty of Duco which actually improves with age if given ordinary care. You need not be deprived of the use of your automobile for any inconvenient length of time. We can refinish your car in ten days or so. This shop has been authorized by the du Pont Company to apply the com- plete Duco finishing system. We will be glad to give you an estimate of the car if you will call or telephone. Let us put Duco on your car now! Fender and Body Repairing We not only remove dents -- but we repair torn and wrecked fenders and bodies so that all traces of the damage are removed. We also replace broken windshields and window glass. Robert W. Mcintyre Finest Automobile Painting and Trimming "Gasoline Alley'--rear Wilmette State Bank--Telephone Wilmette 684 -- There is only one Duco--du Pont Duco =