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To W Thevmerofanotefmflighwood, vritten in big. bold «pale. Wins that‘healoominnutmenopen every night till 1, 2, 3 next morning. and wide open all Sunday. He calls upon the Mayor and the Reformer: to net on this utter. We would have published this letter; but {our obvious means iris necessary that we have the mines of conespon- denu. not necesnrily for publication. but as a guarantee of good faith. “0n- looker” forgot to send his name. , Miss Edna Antes is visiting minim u Peotone. in Mrs. P. Rommel visited relatives in Chicago Tuesday. The “Sharks", will play the “Glenview Reds” Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mn C. B. Fasten are visit- ing relatives at Milwaukee. On Wednesday a daughter was born ’ to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Landau. CHURCH DMRY. W Rev. Dr. M. W. Darling, ”tor. Bible school .............. 0:45 a. In. . Morning service .......... 11:00; In. Young People’s Society of _ Chrutian Culture ....... 4:00 p. in. Prayer meeting. Wednesday 3:00 p. m. Miss Florin: Dcshauer of Chicago is visiting her cousins. the Knuks. . Mr. Ernesbergcr has sold' his house to Mr. Fred Strykcr for the sum of $3.950. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Clark of Chicago visited W. W. Clark and family Sun- day. , Edward and Emma Seg‘ert have gone on a month’s visit with relatives in Mr. C. G. Pcttis visited his‘sistet, Mrs Frgdericks, at Aflington ' Heights, Wednesday. ' . Mrs. Boéholt entertained die Ladies’ Aid oLthc St. Paul's Evangelical church Thursday evening The Misses Emm ind Mary Sass of Chicago are visiting the. Antes' and other relatives here. The D.-A. C. will play two games with Primo Tonics. One in the morning and one in the afternoon. Mrs. Kress and two children have re- turned from a two weeks visit with relativesat Harvey, N. D. Miss Annie Hutchinson and Mr Wm Hillmau of \\ nukegan visited with the Hutchinsons 0\ er Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hamld‘ Flowbr and children have returned from a two weeks’ visit with relatives in! Kansas. ' Theodore, Otto 5nd Alvin Knaak and Woodman Todd ‘are camping on Lake Hamlin, Mich. They \\ 111 be gone two weeks Among those who attended the sol- diers’ and shilors’ reunion at Grayslake ware Mrs. Hoyt, Mrs. Adams and Mr. and Mrs. M. Horenberger. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andersen visited F. Zahl and family at Paw Paw Lake, Mich. They brought back some lovely fruit from Mr. Zahl‘s orchard. Willie Boetcher, son'of Mr. and Mrs. William Boetcher, was run oyer by a wagon Wednesday morning and injured DEERFIELD ITEHS. about the bend. His wounds yen dnucdbyDr.Kmk On_ Wednciday maniac I hack oi hon obtained possession of I rifle and started to shoot up the town. probably being inspired by tale: 0! venom cor boys. The result is a broken window inthgrcsidawcoffifl. Willmanmd I scared lot of boys. TheD. ACIvontwopneoSunday. The morning game with Horton Grove was very In! and intend". The final score "33102. Thenttemoonnme was slow nod loose. The HM proved to lac-very easyâ€"«tie: than the score of 7 to 5 would induce. Rev. Luther Pardee, rector Early communion ........ . 1 Morning service .......... .11 Evening .................. 8 Sunday school ............ S Mr. Ben Newhall ins returned from his trip to New York State. Dr. Eastman. who ‘had been visiting his son, Osgood, has returned to Fram- inghim, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Barnett retumed on Thursday from Colorado and left Friday for Portland, Me. ’ Miss Kitty Stock and Miss R. Clear of Chicago spent a day last week with Mrs. W. M Behrens. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Brigham have re- turned from Nianitou Island, and their daughter was expected to return on Friday. ' Mr. and Mrs. De'Lang and their two daughters are ‘ taking a trip through Northern Michigan visiting several sum- mer resorts . Mg; John Beck, at the county'line, gave a card party 0n Thursday after- noon to the Married Ladies? Sodality [of the Satred Heart Church“ and their friends. Wiliiam Clav ey, a carpenter, fell from the roof of a building fifteen feet high and alightcd on his shoulder and side, bfeaking his arm and aiso inflictiné in- ternal injuries which may‘bmve fatal. The old bridge at the Skokie is Being remodeled and \\ m not be complete for sexeral weeks This .will necessitate the closing of the road for trafiic and auto- mohilists until the bridge is complete. Mr. James Ennright's daughter, nine months old, was taken tothe Evanston Hospital on Wednesday, to be operated upon. We hope she will survive the operation. Dr. Patton was the attending physicinln. , ‘- 1. The death of Mrs. H. Lorenz, age 47, of Shermerville, came Monday at 2:40 p. m, after several months of sickness. She left a husband, Herman Lorenz, and St. Paul's Episcopal Church. GLENCOE ITEHS. .. 7zaoa.m. ..11:ooa.m. .. 8:09pm. m. two grown-up so... Mind and William. Burial was I.“ I! Sher-herd“: on Thnnday at If!) p. m. The new tekphone etch-nu of the Chicago Telephone COW“! it about complete. It-vm man but a {hen time for them to not: the old site und he come situated in their light, cozy, health- ful building just 0! of Put avenue. Serial Firm-The two-story frame building which was situated at Park and Railroad avenues was practically de- stroyed (wire on Mmdey at 2 a. in. while the residents were cot-id asleep. It happened providentinlly tint the peo- ple were saved. A young man living h Winneth was coming in from Chicago and fell asleep on the car, but did not wake up until he arrived at Ravinia Park. Asthelutcarludpaued.» walked back to Glencoeyvith the ex- pectation of lind'ng lodging. He noticed the place was the and woke the in- habitants. who barely had a chance to escape death by fire. The inhabitants were Italian, 1 untried couple, the man managing the store for the proprietor. Mr. V Bartollati, and several young men boarders. One young- man who had escaped thought he had a chance to save some things and ventured into the burn- ing building. The heat of the floor burned his feet. While he was trying to secure things the fire cut of! all means of escape in he threw a mattress out of the win- dow and jumped from the second story; thereby saving his life. The loss was estimated at several thousand dollars, as the owner, Mrs. Legar, had no insurance upon her property. The building was burned beyond repair and the city ofli- cials ordered it razed to the ground on Wednesday. Nothing but the clothes the people managed to grab as they'left the building were saved. Mr. V. Bar- tollati, the proprietor of the fruit store. had $1,900 insurante upon his stock. Over $350 in cash was lost in the fire. The cause of the fire is unknown, but froin the direction of the fire it is known to have started in the southeast corner of the building. The probabilities are that one of the young men who loiter and sit at' that part of the building threw_ a lighted cigar stub which was overlooked and thereby set the house afire. ' . COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. On last Tuesday night the City Coun2 cil passed four ordinances .as follows: Providing for (issuing of bonds of the village of Glencoe amounting to $8,000 for the purpoSe of constru'cting side- walks, street croasings. approaches and intersections in said village and appro~ priating the proceeds of said bonds for said purpose and levying taxes for the payment of same; granting to the North Shore Gas Co., its successors and as- signs, rights and privileges in Park ave- nue, in the village of Glencoe, Cook county, Illinois; declaring the emission of dense smoke within the village of Glencoe, Cook county, Illinois, to be a nuisance, prohibiting the same and pro~ viding for the prosecution of ofienders; providing for the construction of a con~ crete cement sidewalk, with approaches and crosgings, to be constructed and laid 110i! the‘weundy tide of Railroad ave- “ be. the mainly terminus of the depot pound: of the Chicago 1 North- Wettcm Railway Comny to a line ma: feet saudscutcrly from md pan!- lel with the nonbweaterly line of Lin- coln avenue. extended across Rajlroud avenue. in the village of Glance. Cook may, Illinois (AM We on Page 8) Wml‘otSnlo,Mb.ltc. from South-bound eu- of Cbtago 1nd Imam Electric Company shoot of"! o'clock. Sunday evening. July 3m. neu- eorncr 01 Lunar! Ind 8!. John AVOIIIIOC. Highlund Pu-k. plate ION} their names Ind “draws to Miss In] E. Boyle. m Green Buy Rond. To minâ€"Furnish“ room, It. 23! St. Johns Avenue. 83p Noriegaâ€"I am prepared to do all kinds of concrete work promptly Ind HIGHLAND PARK WI Mao- Who Saw Won. hl ‘ Losr-«Mondly, Aug. 19th. on Laurel or St. Johns Ave..' near l’ost-ofiice. a a gold fraternity pin in blue and red enamel. Number 42 on back. Liberal reward if returned to Miss J. .l’. Mor- gan. 238 N. Sheridan Rd. 340 LOSTâ€"A gold watch bearing flu: in- itials O. T. Reward if returned to 201 Linden Ave., Highland Park. 346 WANTEDâ€"~‘Ven recommended girl for general houseworkâ€"small home, family of two. Call M1538 Sherman Rd” North. _' 34p WAxnn-Day work Mr- A. Lieb- nltz, 853 Lain-e! Ave. 349 Funmsu‘ln Roomâ€"Pleasant. front room with alcove. Biectric light, heat and huh. Good location. Inquire It len-Lsrrn once. 10 Laurel Av‘o. gt Room no but. Furninhed or unfurnhhed rooms. u ' 331 8:. Johns Avenue. - Me (01