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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1923 WED 50 YEARS; SCORES AT FETE (Continued from Page 2.) After the guests has assembled in the evening, Mr. and Mrs. Norton entered the reception room to the strains of Lohengrin's "Weddings March," preceded by two little pages, their nephews, 4- year Robert Waldo Putnam, and their grandnephew, 6-year old Ernest Put- nam Clark, Jr. Their son from the east, Clifford Norton, was master-of-cere- monies. A short address was delivered by Rev. James Austin' Richards of the Winnetka Congregational church, con- gratulating Mr. and Mrs. Norton on their fifty years of happily married life and sincerely wishing them many more. Dr. J. W. F. Davies, associate pastor of the Winnetka Congregational church, then offered a prayer. A second delight- ful musical program was provided in the evening by Mr. and Mrs. I. Harrison Putnam homestead at Northbridge. Mrs. Caroline Smith, who dressed the bride, was present Saturday. Not long after- ward Mr. Norton built the new Trinity church, Boston, on the charred ruins of the old edifice for Philips Brooks, its rector, staying for some time after its completion as an usher. Philips Brooks was very particular in desiring silence when he was speaking from the pulpit so that the slamming of the church doors greatly annoyed him. At his sug- gestion, Mr. Norton designed the first door-closer, to check the doors and close it quietly. Today, about forty years since then, the Norton Door-Closer company owns a large new factory on Western avenue, Chicago, up-to-date in the smallest details, into which the busi- ness moved less than a year ago. It was about twelve years ago that the Nortons moved to Winnetka, selecting the site which their house now occupies because the Oak street hill reminded them of hilly New England. Mr. Norton is very much interested in gardening, and for that reason their grounds at the corner of Willow and Walnut streets are noted for beauty. Read the Want Ads their Frint George Purchases M. E. Barker Business|" Frint George, well known north shore builder, who specializes in custom-build homes, this week purchased the Milton E. Barker real estate business with a 'business in California. TE EO LEAVE YOUR SILVER IN OUR VAULT While You're Away Packages and Suitcases . 75c per month Trimks. ate, $1.00 per month J Mettler at the piano and Mrs. John C. Marshall, soprano, all of Winnetka. Mrs. Marshall revived several of the old songs in vogue fifty years ago, singing them unaffected with simple meaning apro- pos of the golden wedding anniversary. When she reached the line in "Dear Evalina" that reads "My love for you shall never, never die," Mr. Norton turned to Mrs. Norton and solemnly nodded an affirmative. Their daughter, Miss Lillian Norton, for eleven years a missionary at the Gardner Memorial school, Calcutta, India, accompanied Mrs. Marshall at the piano. At these small prices you can ill afford to take the Risk of los- ing your cherished keepsakes, even if they are insured. FORD STORAGE Skokie Motor Co. Why Not Open A Savings Account A S000 The lives of Mr. and Mrs. Norton 712-714-716 Elm Street Ta Winnetka i R 0 . rob On March me i Thor WINNETKA esources ver WINNETKA El 0 TH | Aubrized FORD Dealers STATE $950,000 STATE a direct escen. ant o srae utnam, the famous Revolutionary general, in the = |. BANK heen | BANK : HANSON MOTOR CO. |= CARL HANSON, Proprietor ill I . Ee ---- kr Er ---- 555-557 Chestnut Street Phone Winnetka 330 -- High Quality Low Price A COMPLETE GARAGE giving service in all its different branches. Repairing, overhaul- ing, towing, washing, polishing and storage. | April weather Ishard on porch floors | | that need painting. | Why not give them a couple of coats of Sherwin Williams' Porch Floor Paint. It will protect the sur- face and dress up your home. Our policy is--*"The Customer First" Try us and be convinced What Did Your Last Pile~up Of Carbon Cost You? Four deliveries week days; five on Saturday. No charge for this service. OU don't know -- can't guess. For you don't dispose of the real cost just by doing tte job of head scraping and valve grinding yourseif. Nor even if you pay a garage man for it, do you cover hidden costs and perma- nent damage that carbon causes. There's'a way tc beat it -- at the source. Use the mo- tor cil that goes even further than insuring safest lubri- cation -- an oil that holds down your carbon troubles, adhams Tempered Ee. MOtor Oit On top of its better tubridating service, Tempered oil brings you this added value that you have not found in other oils -- a big saving from the expense, nuisance aid permanent damage of carbon. k When Will YOU Be Hove? . E. B. TAYLOR & CO. WINNETKA No gritty residue. Its carbon is soft, blowing harmlessly out with the exhaust. IND. YENDENT, Phones 998-999 546 Center St. git, 7, HUBBARD WOODS GARAGE HUBBARD WOODS, ILL. MC 5A