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"fl... wmmmmmb: " Inn -Omceltt “MM and mun-P331“! d-chu hum. A, MIC": [enigma 8% . Cam-l Avenue. Mum mound-Maw «chino-u. , WM’s At the head of North WI“! avenue, looming _ up 7"." against the sky with a dissolving View of. the like for s' buckgfonnd,,. stands the Winnetka water tower“ The Sheridan Road winds near the tower em! s 'view is else sfl'orded iron") passing trains on the Northwestem so that this chim- n'ey- like column us one of the most hmifisr landmarks on the North Shore. Winneths has one of the best was ‘;: "p‘.:.:.1.' Ln. tho Sheridan Road dis- trict. It onppliéa not oily the VilÂ¥ lugs Beautiful but the‘ddjaoont mu- nicipality at Glencoe a: dell. Theré has even been some negotiation tagging to supplymcv Kcenilworth .n-.m.,~ file may of the plant being ample. ' Perheps the pride Winnetkaitee take in their water system may be emplnined chiefly from the {not that it is municipally owned and operat- ed. It is not extraordinary that in the residencetnwn of Henry 'D. Lloyd there should be quite a colo- ny of people with socialintic lean lugs, null hence it is thst the, success of the plant is regarded by them in the nature of etriumph for the ptln clple of municipal control of public utilities. The water system hsebeen the pet charge of Preeident Herd NordehouPublkhingGo. A Conn-lad Noah Show medium. Tmmnwm “I!“ IDEA], IAIN“. SATURDAY APRIL 15. 1'” lug!» PB! VBAfi. Wham. THE SHERIDAN ROAD NEWSâ€"LETTER. nun, who in a hydnulio engines: 0! moaned ability. M A petition toannea Ra- “ vinia toHighland Park N has once more come up before the city council. The propoai. “on salt now stands is to. add to Highland Park all the territory be- tween the corporation limits and the Cook county line. The tract em- braces song 500 acres, about twenty acresofwhichis improved. The prop- mition toannex this territory has been forwarded chiefly by owners of large tracts along the Sheridan road who hope to see the completion of the boulevard between Highland Park and Glcncoe. in the event of annexation. A majority of the voters of Ravinia have signed the required petition with the understanding that water, sewer system and other street improvements will result from unit~ ing with Highland Park. There are aleo a number of bridges to be built,- and Bavinia probably hopes for some assistance no this direction The pro- posed annexation would not add ms- t'erially to Highland Park’s popula- tion, but it would enable the city to levy taxes on a considerable tract of unoccupied land. Just what adVant- age Highland Park can hope to de- rive by the arrangement is a ques- tion for the city council todetermine. and the Naws- Lana; will not ammo to ofier advice in the premises. Ba- vinia will have to pay considerably higher taxes than at present and will naturally capect some compensating benefits. Highland Park on the other hand 18 not a municipal philanthro *piat- and very like}; win ....: mm- expend much in excess of fundaectu- slly derived from the newdistrict. If the council acts favorably on the petition, Highland Park will centain altogether about 2400 acres of vacant land. The completion of Sheridan Read, it must be admitted, would. be very desirable. / . W Allyn: Evan. Will be- m' gin at once the our- Itmoflon of a now‘huflding on Con- tn! Amine, am will hereafter be the honé o! the Nuts Lmn. The structure will pa 0! prick arid atone -22£60 feet, with plate glue windows agate. Tho plant is W by electricity Ind con-ids of high all. machmary and the lust modem typo boa. Tho- management have many plans tor the improvement of the Nun-Lynn during the coming your, and if onuubncfiben give their oo-opontion the paper will mks further advances and continue to proclnim the advantage. of the North Shore for my years to come. The backhand of wink} seen. It luttu have «ruined I compound Winnetka'o electFio plnnt will noon come up for aldermanio action and then the an- Luna any find op- portunity to undertake something in a lightet vein. ‘ Editor J ones, of the. North Chi- cago'Timeo, keep- a fine Irish-otter about his printing omen. 'Woi dare say he is .abh to get alang without : typesefling machine. Awarding to a contemporary Hp. Christian Lassen has left Bait Day for Copenhagen. We rise to ob» serve that Half Day this becomes‘gmgf hamlet without the Dane. The trees are still bare and the fields frown, but the chorus of the song bird tells ya: that spring is here, and .443.”ng *W‘“ NM.» em with the perfume of e crab.- applo blossoms. ' ' “Out enjoyment at the tlieetrewae greatly marred b the crow ’V’ te- marked Miss Keo' worth; “two were simply packed in like alrdinel." “In- deed,’ responded her mien, ‘end did ‘youoccupy a box 1’ There in a propo- poelfian on foot to make Chicago include all of Cook county; and now the Eighhnd Perk council in oomldetlug thennnention of :11 the territory down to the‘Cook county line. Why not keep up with the prooeeeiqn end nuke Highland Path include all of Lake county“ . Editorial Panama‘s. H3?“a