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6 WINNETKA TALK November 21, 19 2 5 ADMITS BURGLAR JOBS Chicago Police Capture One of Trio of Thieves Who Stole Car Here and Looted Home in Winnetka Burglars who stole a car in Wil- mette Wednesday evening of last week and broke into a house in Win- netka the following Sunday evening, stealing $1,200 worth of valuables, lost all their plunder when they were halted while speeding through Chicago late Sunday night. One was captured and two others escaped. The burglars stole a Cadillac car be- longing to Carl J. Zipprich, 623 Forest avenue, from his garage on Wednesday evening, November 12. The theft was discovered in the morning and Wil- mette police notified the Chicago de- partment, asking them to be on the lookout for the car. The burglars broke into the home of C. H. Kallstedt, 500 Hawthorne lane, Winnetka, last Sunday evening, while the family was away, and took furs, clothing, jewelry and cash with a total value of $1,200. They were speeding south through Lincoln Park when a motorcycle policeman attempted to stop them. They made an effort to outdistance him, and when unsuccess- ful, stopped the car and fled on foot through the park. The policeman fired several shots at the trio and finally captured one who was taken to the Chicago avenue police station where he was held for North Shore police. The loot was found in the automobile. Mrs. Robert Menren, 785 Walden road, was hostess Monday to sixteen guests at luncheon and bridge. The guests of honor were Mrs. G. A. Ap- peit of Los Angeles and Mrs. Shanahan of Evanston. Many parties have been given in honor of Mrs. Appelt who is leaving Sunday for California. NEXT WEEK IN WINNETKA Monday, November 23 Open. Tuesday, November 24 Afternoon -- Children's concert at New Trier, 4 p. m. Evening -- Symphony New Trier, 8 p. m. Wednesday, November 25 Open. Thursday, November 26 Open--Thanksgiving Day. Friday, November 27 concert at Noon--Rotary club luncheon, 12 o'clock. Saturday, November 28 Open. Editor's Note: Community House has announced its willingness to serve as a bureau for the sched- uling of future events, the purpose in mind being to avoid, in so far as possilbe, conflict of dates in the instance of activities that attract considerable numbers of villagers. A call to Community House offices may avoid such unfortunate -cir- cumstances and makes for larger attendances at meetings. Sarg's Marionettes Will Be With Us Very Soon. Tony Sarg's marionettes are coming to Winnetka again. They will give two performances of "Treasure Island" at Skokie school Wednesday, December 2. There will be an afternoon per- formance for the special benefit of the children and an evening performance for adults. The play to be given. will be particularly interesting both to the children and their parents, as it is one of those tales for young and old alike which never grows old. Tony Sarg's marionettes are the most ad- vanced type shown in this country and are perhaps the most artistically deco- rated of any in the world. Tickets for the performances will be on sale at the Community pharmacy and at the Hubbard Woods pharmacy, it is announced. { Dir 28 Have you seen the new tableware? [t is solid--No Plating. Wears like steel, looks just like gold, truly beautiful. Quite in tone, simple in detail and standard in pattern. Will outlive the changing fads of design seen in ordinary tableware. Dirigold does not tarnish readily. than silver and not affected by ordinary acids in foods or fruits. Come in and see it at my home any afternoon (or evening by appointment). go a long way to solve your Christmas Gift Problems. Mrs. OTTO SPEGEL North Shore Representative PHONE WINN. 528-J 8141, ELM ST. You will be delighted, it will It cleans more easily Adequate Telephone Service! Four Telephones--No Waiting We take pride in our established reputation for high class quality of groceries and meats, and also for courteous and efficient service at counter and telephone. Four Free Deliveries Daily 2526 FOUR PHONES: Winnetka er 2528 G. C. SCHEIBE, Inc. GROCERY ano MARKET (5% 456-458 Winnetka Avenue Indian Hill