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William W. Donaldson. . In Ihe death of Postmaster William \V. Donaldson , Hauppauge has not on- ly lost its postmaster , but the resi- dents of that village have lost a man ja whom they have always had the greatest confluence and one who al- ways had a sympathetic ear and was a ready advisor to all.| ¦: -Pneumonia wag the cause of tills death. ¦ _ . Just before Easter , he suf- fered a chill and when his son , Dr. Blake F. Donaldson , came to see bis father from New York City, he real- ized that his condition was serious and lie was immediately taken to the Post-Graduate Hospital. His condition was such , however, that he continued to . fail until his death on Tuesday morning. : -He was a native of Hauppauge , where he was born on November 2, 3859 , and was the son of Wallace and Frances Donaldson, and his educa- tion was secured from the school in that village. While politically, he was a- Republican , his sterling qualities were recognized by both Republican and Democratic administrations , for he has been postmaster for the past fifteen years and prior to Uiat time, ever since he was 15 years of age , he has Been connected with Uncle Sam ' s service-for ' his father Svas postmaster before him and the work of the office was really on the shoulders of the young man. ' . ' . - ' , ' - ' ! \It was forty- four years ago that Mr. Donaldson wasTmarried ' at St. James . to Miss Helen I. Scott, and they -have always resided in this section. Mr. Donaldson to the time-of his death , has always taken a great interest in any civic matterF that looked forward to the betterment, of Hauppauge and he was president of the -association that -had charge of the Hauppauge Cemetery. V.On his mother ' s side , he came from Revolutionary stock, being a descend- ant of the famous Col. Rockwell fam- ily of Connecticut. :¦ . Besides his widow , he is survived by three sons , - Clinton S. Donaldson , of Fr ' eeport; Wallace W., of Tampa , Fla. ; and Dr. Blake F. • Donaldson , of 21 East 60th street , Manhaltir . The funeral services were held Fri- day, afternoon at 1:30 o ' clock, the Rev. Mr. Dickerson , pastor of the Haup- pause M. E. Church and the Rev. Wm. Holden. rector of the St. James Epis- copal Church, officiating. Interment was in the St. James Episcopal Cem- etery. Albert Eugene Diiger ' .. After suffering ever since Chri s tmas with a crushed leg, Albert Eugene Dii- ger , a well known resident of the Hunt- ington Station section, died Thursday, at tlie Post Graduate -Hospital from pneumonia, which developed from a weakened condition due to his long illness. He was very active in all civic matters that looked toward tha improvement and development of the South Huntington section , and Ihis death was not only a shock to his host of friends , liut ue will he greatly misl- ed by the members of the Huntington South Side Civi c Association , Inc., of which he was one time secretary. He was 37 years of age , was a native of\ Bound Brook; N. J., and was the son of Joseph and Anna Handy Dii ger. His birthday was April 7, 1889. - When a TTOiing man -he was married to >Mlss Elizabeth Jenkins and for the past six years they have resided at Huntington Station , coming iere from Jamaica. ' ¦ •/ The day \ after Christmas , last year Mr. Diiger , with -his family, was . motor. jng along the J eri cho Turnpike , when a machine suddenly dashed out from behind another car, and crashed into the ' one that he was driving. His leg was liadly crushed and he was rushed to the Huntington Hospital , where , after being x-rayed it was placed In a cast. Hi remained In that hospital until a bout three weeks ago , when 'he: was itaken home. .As soon as the cast was removed his leg Immediately be- came so swollen that it was decided to . remove him to the Post Graduate Hospital where he could be under the supervision ot specialists. Pneumonia set in and his death fol- lowed. He is survived by his wife, Eliza- beth , two sons , Albert 10., Jr., 115 years ol ' ago and Ralph J.. 11 years of age . , ., -T*ho funeral services will bo held Saturday evening, at the home , on Fourth nvcnui! and President street, at 8 o ' clock , and interment will be Si ' imlny afternoon , at 2 o ' clock, In the Cvnreas Hillo . Cemetery. Mrs, Richard Shakeohaft. . Wednesday lust. Mrs. Carrie , wife of Richard Shaliesliaft , passed away at the homo of her son , John Hurd Shttkosliaft , la Yonkers , where she wan mopping. Mrs. Slmkeshaft was bopi in New York City about seventy y<iars ago. She was tho daughter of Issnc anil Caroline Munson Dusen- horry. \Vhon a.yomiB woman she married Klclmrd Slui kflnhaft, of BnRlniid. They r«Ridud on I' nrk avenue , .this village. The deceased is 'survived by her liimbanil , Richard .Shaltoshiitt, throu ftonu, Henry Piatt , of Tu ckiihoo , N. J., - Richard .Miiiia.in , (if RiKlivllIo Con- tor, and John lluril , at whose homo she p-ii sned away. She also.leaves fiovon (rrnmlchllilflii. Funeral services were held today (¦Vrl<U\y) tit tlm Vonlfoni ndilrewi and interment was In that city. Anton Oatorbosky. Anton Ostorboiiky, of 982 13. 9Gth Blroel., Brooklyn ' , tiled In tiio Recep- tion Hospital from u stroke , April 14. Mr. Ostorbosliy-wua born 82 yearn ago in Germany, coming lo Amorlcu In 1872. Twenty yenrn ago ho movoil from Huntington to Brooklyn, -lie In Hinvlvoil by tlireii somi , Loon V., ot Oatittt'iiUi; (leoi'ifo 10., of Astoria; Ellin A., of Now York City and one illiUKhtor, Swum A„ of Caiun'iilo. Interment, WIIH in llio Lutheran Of.m- dory on Frlilny. - It him Imoii j ust throe wi.okii iilnnn llio burial ot »H wife , - Mm. Alum On- IovbOKky. ¦! > ¦ W » —- 1 Comf orting U'ho humiliation of illiicovfiiln K bow illtln we know In toinporort \iy the mm jjlclon thnl iilli'.r pni.iilii inolmhly (!.¦ not know nearly us much mi lliey pre tend il, . --liustuii Ti'iiiiwcrli ii, OBITUARY Bertram—H a rvey A pretty, but quiet wedding took place at high noon Saturday, at St , John ' s Protestant Episcopal Church , when Miss Dorothy Harvey, a soloist in St. John ' s Choir , and former soloist at St. John ' s Episcopal Church . Hove. Sussex. England , was married to George Julius Bertram, by the rector, the Rev. Charles E- . Cragg. Both Miss Harvey and Mr. Bertram are residents of Huntington. The bride Is the daughter of Charier Harvey, a solicitor , of London , and hac resided in Huntington for a number of years. She was glvea ' away by Miss Florence Spurgeon , with whorr . she has resided ever since she came to Huntington, the . two being ' girl friends back in the days when they resided in London. The best man war Frank Shea, of Brooklyn. The wed- ding march was plaved by Organist Everitt Miller. Miss Harvey was gowned in Copen- hagen blue silk with hat to-match , anc \ carried a bouquet of roses and carna- tions. Miss Spurgeon wore a blue end fawn crepe de chene dress. Following the ceremony a weddint breakfast was enjoyed at the famoui Samtnis home on- Lloyd' s . Neck , - notef for bein g the eating place for tin late'Presldent Roosevelt when ho war taking his long walks through th( woo ' u^ of Lloyd' s Neck. The couple then , started on a wedding trip tr Philadelphia , and -Atlanti c City, and when they return they will be \ at home In a cottage on Park avenue. HYMENEAL. According to an announcement made by D. Sherwood Tutbill , presi- dent of the North Shore Master Plum- bers Association , the strike pf plum- bers and steam fitters which has been in effect in Suffolk County since April 1 , has been settled. - By the terms of the settlement , the men are to-receive ?10 per;day, In: stead of the scale of $9 which had been in force. The members of the union which takes in all Suffolk County, went on strike for ?12 per day or an increase , of 33 1-3 per cent. The increase granted amounts to about 12 per cent. The following-letter has been re- ceived , from Pierre Olsen , local mas- ter plumber , and is self explanatory : To the Editor of The Long-Islander: DEAR - SIR:—Will you kindly allow me space in your valuable and excel: lent paper , in order to try and meet a wrong ' impression which has no doubt been created through a state- ment which recently appeared in the Brooklyn Daily Times. In the above mentioned paper , it stated that I had agreed to the union plumbers ' demand which was for $12 per day and subsequently my men were . not on. strike. . , • - . - That is in error. : Although the men at first demanded $12 per day, it was later withdrawn to $11 per day, which I agreed to pay, and my reasons for so doing will , I believe , bear mp out. My business has been , and is , very brisk , among my contracts being the Huntington Station Bank, Shapiro ' s building and others , which 1 promised to complete on a given date. Now , every day lost in this particular busi- ness is gone, so in order to keep my promises with those we serve , I was willing- to ' lose the extra money : and pay my - men , feeling certain that it would be only 'for n short while , after which time things would adjust them- selves to evcryopelB satisfaction. May I add in conclusion, a word about my men. They are all residents of Huntington , steady, reliable and honeat- They give me their best en- deavor at all times , which Is benefi- cial to my customers also, so in fair- ness to them, I oiler this explanation as it evidently seemed they welro most to blame. - It might' be well to mention at thin .time that the plumber has been the poorest- paid mechanic In tlii . ' building trades around 'Hunt- ington , for tho past, five years , and whon tliey. askod for an Increase it was only with doslro ¦ to receive as much as-the othor niechanlcn. Please montlbn that plumbor must pass an examination ¦ ¦ and nluo must have at least three ytsrs experience before being admitted Into tho unlonL _ ¦ PIERRE S. OL8EN, SUFFOLK PLUMBERS SETTLE THEIR SXRIKf Tho Town Board Is doing a .good work . In inking possimsloii of Ihe vll- ' I HKQ green, at B. Main street and Park avonue , nml Improving the property. There la no doubt when the grant was iiindo to the original proprlolorH by the colonial governor It w<w Inlomled to copvoy Hie property to the 'town. These original proprietor* wore tlm solo wlilto Inhabitants. This gw.i) was a town center , IIROI I for KU U I - i rlnnn. No person can prove title to the property. 'In Umn this historical alto will prove highly valunblo iui <mi of our innti H parks. It cun be iniiilo - u beautiful reoroallnn spol, VILLAGE GMEEN CAN BE MADE FINE PARK FOR SALE Ulnar Touring, 1QB3 »-°0 National Touring I\ 15 Ovni'liin.1 Hmlnii , 1112* I-\ 1 < 1 vol In »,1 , . 11121 ..,, , 1' -1f' IB I'liircii Arrow TnlirlliK, 1081 ?»00 M. iv M. OAH'AOF, .1i.rli.lin , L, I, I ADVERTISED LETTERS Week Ending Friday, April 23. Giovanni Soviero. H. Olsen. Marjorle Fock. Nell Gavri ty. Helen S. Hartlg. (3) R. L. McBRIEN , P. M. IN MEMORIAM BLOXSOM. MRS. EDWARD—Died April 22nd . 11119. Gone but n-ot forKottcn. HUSBA-XT) AND CHILDREN IN MEMORIAM NElHBISEn—I n .sail and lovirie inumory of' our dear son and brother , Walter So ' thclsr.r , who <lcparlc(l from us . -tr.rll 29l,h, IH24. }ur loving son antl brotlier; thoughtful and kind , 1-Vhn.t boautlful memories . He left hohln<l. FATHER . MOTHEIVAND BltOTHTOll IN MEMORIAM W.\Nl>12RSIvK—In loving remoinlirancc of WiDlelmina IV.lndereke, <II<.<1 .Aj.rl l 22 . 1925. Prectou- s mother she haa left uy , Left us , yes , forever more : Bui we hope to meet our loved one, Dn Una brigh t and happy shore, Lonely the house and sad the hours , Since our dear one has gone . But Oht a brighter homo than oura , in Heaven Is now her own. IHBit HUSBAND AXD OKn,Dn,E.V IN MEMORIAM WAXPUIRSraiS—In memory of our -mo- ther un.l grandmother , Minnie M'andul- : rskie , died A pril 22nd. - 1925. Gone and never wilt be forgotten. Short ond sudden , was the call Ot our 'dear mother , beloved by all , The hloiv was great , the shock aevere ,. IVe little thoug-ht Her death so near; . .Vhen ' last we iia-w her smllinj; , She looked so strong and .brave, we little thought so soon We 'd be wanderlnff to her grave A happy hom o we once enjoyed How sweet the memory still , \ But death has left a lonesomeness , The world ran never fill , July those who have lost can. tell . The pain of parting wllhout farewell , tlRACE AN7J RICH DOUGLA S , GEK.TIUTDE AND HARRY .. JOYCE. - ¦; -- ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ;TQ-LET - ¦ . ¦ - . --- - TO ih?t— 3 -Heht rooms , gas, water anil ranee. Ad-alts only. 22 PKOSPECT STIIEET. ' 4« FOB RENT—-Furnished room, all im- provements. 23 CENTRAL. AVENUE . - Huntington. 5b FOR RENT—.Furnished rooms for rent , light housekeeping. MRS. PHIL,V,l»K . 1 Green street. FOR RENT—Boom with board for gentle- man in ' private family. 'P. <). BOX 417 , Huntington. 5b FOR RENT—15-car garasc from April 1. FRANK J. FL12SSEL , Tel 347 Hunt- ington. *«» FOR RENT—Apartment of G rooms and bath , hot water heat. CUARENCE . R. HUFF, ' Telephon e 45. . ••• ^ i ———— fOB 'BBNT — Twelve-room House on Prospect St. -Water , gas and electric light. WINFRBD S. - SAMHIS , 2C Prospect street. \• 3*OR 'RENT—S-room house, all Improve- men ts. -Inuulre MAX 1.1TT.MAN . - cor- ner of Lowndes and Columbus avenues . Huntington Station. . . FOR RENT—Four room house, at Oak- wood avenue; no improvements. Apply JOHN F. WOOD , First National BanK of Huntington. . **• FOR RENT—Four room apartment , with light and 1ieat. FAKU3Y. New York Avenue and Seventeenth Street , -Hunt- ington. . ' -5a TO RENT—Two shops, -comer Green and Alain Streets , concrete floors , plenty light , su itable for anything. WIS- . FRBD s: sAMjns. - ' ¦ - \ . ' FOR RENT—^flouse situated in Crescent Park , witlt ail modern improvements. Rent very moderate. OHNTRY s: WIDUrAJIS , Huntington. ' , Sa TO L.I3T—Room , all Improvements , new •bungalow , ' . hreakfast served it desired, near West ' Neck avenue , reasonable. TBI/ 1120- .T. HUNTINGTON. TO '\ LET—5 room house ,, nil Improve- ments. Inquire MRS. KITTRL , Presi- dent street und Fourth avenue , Hun* - ington. 4e TO LET—Two or three nicely furnished rooms, ;for light housekeeping, - In house with ail improvements. Address . 25 Highland Avenue , Phone Huntington 272-M. *\* TO -LETr-Furnlshed floor for housekeep- ing. Will 'let ma yan apwirtment. ol- separately. Reasonably, all convichceii , near trolley, 22.1 Park avenue, TEL. 10S0 HUNTINGTON. FOR RENT—-Furnished six room cottugd with g:irasc Owner Karl Johnson , Mill ,be on premises Haturday and Kunday or apply to JOHN N. It. HMl'I'H , Center- port, L. 1.. 51) TO LET—Four room apartment, all Im- provement*! , at I) Green street , posses- sion after -May 1st. Apply lo A. ' It. KL'AFFKy , store next door or. Phono momlnss j Huntingto n SOU. ¦ •?• » TO LET—Flno Hloro with modern front on Alntn Street , nearly ooposlto Bank of Jlunllnaton. Willing to lease Mr , il term -of yt-arn to unliable- tenant. WILLIAM .ltllA'IlM. •?•? FOlf ' HKNT—Housn of 8 rooms, all Im- proveinouts , hnn largo ganlon plot and grirago uiul pionty of fruit , near Harbor land vlllnge. Will sell or rent. TEL. 20lh\V lluiitlngton , resilience 73 Prime Avuriuti. 5b TO WOT—Largo room tl|lx33U) with linr i.rovo iriHiitH , ovor BnfiKm. 'in ' H tftoro , cor. Main Ktruiir ain 't Now York Avenue , will partition' off . rooms 1f deHlrml. Also | nice rooms with iinpnivoriieutif. H. ' A, HTI'IVKNH, 8505-120lh Btrool , Itlclimond lllll, I* i. or sue agent. »•< TO LT1T—M' oniliii'ful opiiorliinlty, good puylilK Kim slntlnii anil KO.nirol ulore , with 12 rnnnis, nil Imiirnvomi.ntn , best liM-.illiin in II UIII IIIKKHI , K. - IHI Main Hli-mil , i-or, Park Aveiuiit . -Yii iilto Really 'Co., Inc. ,lni|ulrn of A. SfA K(2tlH HI'HO- IAI/1'V H'llllti-! , Main Hltiiiil , iippimllo Hunk of 11 u nt linn on. , r.a MONEY TO I/IAN— F I IIV I H lo loiin oil Uni t moMiWKes upon Impinved , Inoo tna liroiluolng propdi'ly nt llii|itliii(l<in , In Hums of <rom Ip.oiio lo $15, 000; ninrt. Riiucii not , tn ho over (Willi of nc|uii l value , anil Mitlnhlo for oiitato f ' uii.ls. WlLMItO N, I.IAYWH, Hlliii' ii'. y, Hunt' IlKflon , N. Y. (iiul HI llrnii'Hviiy, Man- imtltui , Nnw York. • FOR SALE For Sale—Miscellaneous. FOR SA1.E—Long Inland beauty sweet corn seed; TJDL. 114-J. 5u FOR SALE—10O yds. topsoil. RUSSEJ J F. SA.MMIS, 838 Xew York avenue. 4tl FOR S.U J B— 'New electric washing ma- chine for sale, cheap. T10U 70- .I MWM.\T,TOX, FOR SAL'tO—Finest reed baby carriage almost new. .MRS. H. B. GOULD , 24 Orchard Street , Tel. 133-R. ••• FOR SALE—C-oa! range (Perfect), in good condition , price S10. TEL HUNTING- TON 1347-lt. ¦ - ' FOR SALE—Second-hand doors and sash. L. B. - .BERKKi' , Inc., ta« Wen- York avenue, FOR SALE—20 loads good manure. Will deliver part or all. -PHONE HUNT- INGTON 127C. FOR SAWS—Baby carriage , cheap. 240- .I. F-OR SALE—'Large Hoe boj: , saUaMe for grocer, butcher or delicatessen. PHJMP ROSEN , 6 doora south of Post OfTIcc, • Huntington StaUon. ' 5b FOR ' SALE—Horse manure for tho pro- lection ot your lawn , trees and gardens. Delivered in Town of Huntin gton. H. NA'MBR , Phone D55 . Ba HATOi-HNG ICGGS—From good utility S. C. White Leghorns; quality, reliability : a square deal. MEADOW WOOD FARM , Huntington. . ' . , ••• FORSAIiE-iAWiu-lltv.er.EleotricPlhno ln good order. Guaranteed to be in first , class shape. 1. JJESSNB , Huntington • ' . Station, pox. 455. 'FOR SALE—5U loads rotted manure for lawns and ' gardens. WOOD HOME- STEAD, ' Mala Street , Huntington , Tele- phone - . 02. ¦ ••• POtt SALE-rPianos—Player-Piano; Cash or . payments, direct from factory. Pianos to rent, E : RADLE, Melville. R. F. D. No. 2 , Huntington. ••• FOR SALE—Hatching eggs , E. B. Thomp- son Strain, Barred Rock , also few nice Cockerels. NELSON \VARNEY , Hunt- ington ' Station. \ •»• FOR SALE—Hatching eggs from choice a. V. Reds , ' White Wyandottes and -Black Jersey Giants , also some laying stock. WOOD HOMESTEAD , Main Street , Huntington. • • ¦ ¦ ¦ ... FOR SALE—500 Baby chick brooder , i) piece dining room suite. \Will sell separately. Also other articles. FA.R- IiEY , New Yorit Avenue and Seven- teenth Street , Huntington. 5a FOR SAJLE—Green Mountain potatoes that took second prize in the Inter- national Ex|K>sition held at Chicago. INov. 1925. ' Limited supply. JAMES ¦PORTIONS, rontlandvillc , N. 'Y. -le FOR SALE—Cas range, 4 bnrnew anJ •pilot 'light , oven and -broiler , In good condition. Used less than two years. Write BOX 123 . Huntington or tele- phone Huntington 127. FOR SALE—McCahlll Soda -Fountain, new , Jiolders , dishes , etc. ; 3 silent sales- man show cases; 1 candy case; 2 cigar cases; ' 5 lb. ' Dayton computtn-g scale. J. B. QUEEWAN. Maple Avenue , West- bury. 5a FOR \ SAW-:—White Leghorn , White Rods nnd R. I. Red Hatching Bgga Trom Jiealthy breeding stock. IBUTH ER- OLBN POULTRY FARM, John Schwan, Elwood Road , Elwood , Huntington R. F. D. . 6.1 FOR SALB—Perfection water 'heater, fur- niture , rugs , shades , 4-door Dod ge uedan , - portiers and . curtains; quantity of lumber , miscellaneous things. Must sell immediately. MRS. BAN'HiEISBR, Third street ,: 'Huntington Station. FOR SALE— Fine cook stove No. S , with warming oven on top ; also oven , Uhermonioter. Perfect condition. - ' In- stalling ess . reason for selling, $20. J. FRBYWEOHT. Pourth street , east of Fairground avonue , Huntington Sta- tion. - 4e MORTGAGE SHARES — -Long Island mortgage companies ' shares. Holders and other Interested parties -wl U fimV It to their advantage to communicate Im- mediately with Denham News Service , Evening Telegram Building, !>l Seventli A%-onue , New York. ?•• FOR SALE1—California Privet , S5 ppr 100. Box Barberry, 45c . each. ' Jape-i ' iese Bar- berry, $20 and {30 per 100. ' Spruce and Pines; Shiiilo nI11 i OrnamonJal Trees. Time saving fruit trees. Asparagus and Rhubarb Roots. Sliriilis and Vinos. Fertlll-eil Top Soil nt reasonable price. 'Pol. COB-F-3 Commnck. C. BTOCIC- MAN, Qreeiilawn. ••• FOR SALE—My unrivaled Denmark strains pf Erfurt and Snowball Cauli- flower. L. I. ' Brussels Sprouts; Boston, Chicago and Black 'Diamond Pickles; Forilhook ' Iilma ' s; Spragugs lied , Lsito Fla t Savor and \Danish Seed\ , Cab- bage. ICInc ot Denmark Spinach; Em- erald Gem Muskmolon; Jumbo Sugar Hoy Watormoloii. And otlicr first class needs. Aly Cauliflower , pabbago and Sprout seed ban had hot water treat- ment. K, '». MILLER. Wading Itlvnr , L. I „ Phono Shorcham 40-F-4. ' • »• FOR SALE—Hiirdy Floworn and Shrubs 50 varlotlen of iiardy poronnlals and 30 varieties of ornamental (lowering , Hlirubn. heilgo plants , California privet and Japanese barheri-y, Btnndnrd Cat- alp ' ii or Umbrella Treoii , Wonplng Mul - berry, llni'dy Aunltuiii , hdVorgroonR, Moiuhly , a-nd Climbing Roses. Apple , I' ira r, Clieny, plum, Apricots , Currants , aocsphorrles , • Oraim Vines , anv many mcrn wholosnle and retail, Price rea- sonable , govninment I UHPOOI I OII and c ' ertlncnto with all nlnnls. flRIOI'lN- liAWN NURfiERY , l! minutes ' walk from Grconlawn, L. I. R. It. Hlatlon , P. O. Box 100. A, Lliutstrom. 3-o-S? FRUIT TREES Fine ntromJ No. 1 trees. I' onch troon , $.50 oaoti tfi.CO per dozen. Applo ' troos 2-3 years, *.B0 l<i I1.C0, I' niir tri' .cii, 3 years , 1.50 In H.oU. fllii.rry trees , 2-t yenrs , ».70 to |1,7B Oillnge , »1.50: - currams , 1.2H to »,7r> , CJnl, Prlynt , ?!i per 100 anil up, Busli Himnii, hunt, ?.(ID allil UP. C/lmlj mvi<,n, 1.26 to II.S5, Flno iiKiiOrliiiont of Hhrulm and Rvnr- KTOOHH nnd Ifunly PorminlalH at low prices. Also young Mapln Troon. All Steele lias boon Inuimctoil by Mm govorn , mimt ami lu Kiiurantiipil, ANTON IiniBN NUtmia itlBB Now York Avo. and -Hlb Street Himtlngton Blallcu PRIVATB BAUB Musi null nl one., for cnsli. 11131 tlhuviiilel , iioiliiu , Hit C I IIHII I'ondl- lion .,.. , »» Touring lliiihion , KWK ! for K'.lug lo wrt or ronith work , tnd.00 I'liirnkiL Viieiiinii Cloniuir , K\\d UH UI>W. Iilliiolrlo .l' i'iYi>U|lor (. lofrim pot- iinvei' W(i\ iiii ul. , , , , ,, (1*1 fl Vl.|Vl'l RlIK , flllll. I'lllm-M Mlltl llltlKllt (II10H, il hni-|<.llil. imia itriiHi iiilH llmt, find .mini' . Will ¦ Minrlfli iu In nil 'llilllltH iiliilitloili.il IlilllVl' . (' nn I\' 11(1011 III . \0 Clinton Plnr.n ¦r«i. oaa.w • FOR SALE. For Sale—Real Estate. FOR SALB--Hunl1ngtoii Village. , new 'bungalow, improvements , price $-1,000 . half cash. WARD ct WA RD , Hunt- ington. 4ii FOR S ALE—New house, five rooms and 'both , sun parlor , all improvements, ' -J. NDLSON , Eleventh street and McKay . avenue , Huntington Station. 5a FOIt SALE—New House on East Main street, six rooms , sun parlor , electric ¦ light , heat , gas; plot 75x275. HENRY BOUCHERS . Tel. 205-R. T\ FOR SALB—House of 6 rooms , all im- provements alul garage, - corner -plot 75x1 10. On AVoodbury road. Address , BOX 027. Hicksvllle. 5b :FOR SALE—House and barn , with one ¦ acre of land , nt I>lx Hlllj * . Inquire on premises MRS. LILL.IA N 1IATOUH, It. : F. D. 1 , Huntington. lid FOit SALE—Bungalow , 4 rooms and bath , . S3750 , $750 cash. Bungalow 5 rooms and and bath , garage , 44500 , 5500 cash. A. BRAND , 10th Street , Huntington . Siatioii , Tel. 1020-M. - \* . FOR SALE—House , six rooms , impro-ve- . ments , bam , gurnsu . 10 minutes waili from station. Price $5300. Suitable . terms. .Owner , SPRAGUE , McKay ave- nue, between ilth and 10th streets. , -ld FOR SALE—New 7 room house on 'Jer- icho Turnpike , Improvements. Good business site , plot 80x125 feet. Alsc 10-ncre plot In roar of house, tor sale. ' NELSON MERINGOLA , R. F. D. 1 , Huntington. 7c FOR RBNT—House 3 moms, -parage , barn , <-liIckcn houses , ?20 per month , near Greenlawn station; also cottage 4 ; rooms, 2 car garage, in Northporti • sell cheap. A.pply P. G. O'CONNOJC , I Waterside avenue, N-ortht. -ort. SPECrALTY—One ond two family houses. ' ; List your property by mail , telephone > or In person with the office that grows ' with Long Island. . F. M. HOUNSLEA . ; 817 Prospect Place , Brooklyn , N. Y. . Telephone Lafayette 10250. ••• • FOR SALE—House situated near water and village. Fine location , 3-acres of : ground , barn and other out buildings. : , all' improvements , to bo sacrificed at 518, 000. 204 Park Avenue , TEL. 589-J ' Huntington. ••* FOR SALB-^Four 20x70 business lots ; corner opposite -Huntington \Depot , near . all stores. Sell one or more. Will give 5 year contract with easy monthly in- ' :; slallnients. ' • Little cash . \LOCALE , \ 1316 East 26th Street , Brooklyn. tic FOR SAT_ 'E—2 story .house G -rooms and bath , large attic, pipeless furnace , on lot 50x150 , -half bloclt from trolley be- tween village and station. Price 570OO , . cooil terms. Address P. O. BOX 5111. . 'Huntington. • 5e FOR SALE—New California bungalow , . seven rooms , all improvements , oalt floors , large lot and fine . view. Willow . Avenue , Huntington Estates. Inquire ; of OIIAS. C. STEVENS. Willow Avenue , ¦ Huntington, or S. A. \STEVENS. ¦ ¦ 8505- : 120th Street , Richmond Hill , L. I. ••• AN ACTUAL BARGAJN—G-room house, steam-heated , witii sun porch , piintrv - and bath; plot 45x125; price ?G, 000; 10 mmutes -walk to station; near Merricn i road ; also S-room house ' {5,500 O. A. : WYC1COFF , opposite Railroad Station , ' . 'EoUmore , L. I. 5a 'FOR SALE—Plot of ground 80x]25 locat- i cd at 19th Street , 10O ft. east of Poplar j Street. Highest point of Hoinccrcsl . section. Must be sold. Cash S500. ; balance to suit. A. B1SLLON , INC., i Ii ' on Works , 252-82nd Street , Rockaway 1 Reach , L. I. . ¦ ' . . 4d ! rr . : ' ' . ' — 7— IFOR SALE—5-room bungalow with front ; I US liy W, cleared land in Kings Park ; village. Bungalow has light , heat and j water , grounds have fruit trees , and , large garage, with iarffe chicken coop. j Inquire MRS. fl. KOWALSKY , Klnca | Parb , Box 127. ' . . 7c :FOR SALB^—Homeseekcrs and builders \ your chance 'to buy lots In the new development at Betlmore , before .the prices are raised. ¦ Property (improved ¦ with water, gas and electricity. ; GEORGE J.. BALDWIN , ' Bedford Ave- nue Bellmore. 4d FOR SALE—Modern six-room house with till conveniences, in residential section, five minutes from village, three minutes from school , corner lot 50x127, well planted , garage. , ' Apply 29 PRIME AVnNUE , .Huntington , or own broker. Cd FOR SA'HK—G-room frame house (0 years old ) all Improvements , -with adjoining lot -.inil' 2-car garage. Located ut 1252 135Ui street , Richmond 11.111. L: 1. $2500 cash , -balance easy terms, f r. RHUGBR , (ircenliuvn ' Garage, Tel. Northport 018. ' , ' 5b FOR SALE—S even rooms and ' bath , all IrnpHivementH, real bargain. 10 choice lots, plots 250x150 ready for immedimle liuiliUng operation. For further partlr eulars apply ti> FRUDEniCK J. KEiL- LBlt, iRecatogue nvoiiue , Tel. 4G8 , Parm- Ingdnle , :U I. FOR-SAWS—Mr. your Miss would like thlK home , overlooking ilnrboiv i, larfe'e light, airy rooms , breakfast nook , ojxm nor«li , beautiful .hath room , vapor 'boat , fliaril wood floors , absotuto bargain. J8 . O00. i-asy terms. Apply owner JACOB 1 -1. SAMM1S. • ( Hi FOR SALE—Small 5 room bouse , two stories; all Improvements , land 75 front, 128 deep, on ceinont road , gopil location for gnsollnn station , 14000 on terms imiONNHIREN, I!, a, ' . I) . 2 , l-Inntliigfon or Depot road and ArgJ'lo place , Hunt- ington Station. 5c FOR SALE—Desirable lots In Coldwoll Htrim t for sale, rapidly growing loca- tion, \yator ana oleoirlo.tiy, 8 inlnutef Willi* from Railroad Million , lots COxlOO prlee f750. onsy term*, Inquire J. L, AXWMtOD , Huntington Station, To], 12S3-J Huntington , or your own broituv, i' 'Olt BAIjl'l—1-1 , 800 , tuiVH beautiful ImiiBa. , low , of r, rooms nml hath , uvory madam linj.i-ovoini.nl, 011 lot 50x200, 3 mlnuteii walk lo station, nlnres and school. Small payment down, balance to suit. JOHN HVVIWRV , ' - Colmnlliila . Avenue , tt' ol. 105-J-JI , Box 355 , Huntington Htnllon. GO FOR - ftALM—Now bllllgiilow of five .rooms, - imiii, imnlry. light, beat, all hiHU'ovemonlH , on nice plot located at Beautiful TIiintln Rlau turraoo , full price »4, l,0O , (800 down , luitniicii Illto rem , or wlni-t b/ivu you lo offer In biilldliur I OIH as fliwt -iiiiynicirt. Wrllo A. W. HHOWN , ¦llimtlnBtnii Vlllago. b'O R HAUi}~S50U0 lmyH new liuii giilow, 8 nilmileii walk from illation, liimutlfiilly (liK'nnUnil , fl rooms and hath , ulasunil-ln poieli, . water, llghl , gas anil heat, 1 foot dnep eeiiiimtoil eoilar , corner lot f.OKinO; $1000 cash, (minium ensy pny- ini-iilH, JIIIIN HICOOWINI ) , linllilnr , Hitvciill) Hlritot ami Hiiconi) Avvmin, lltliitlliglnn Hlullon , Phone 10II-K, \ y I'd It HA I its—'\ louiio or till tiii|ii'ovi.monln , i nil- garaitn , lol 10:1x228 fori , I IHIII I IM I on Wont IIUI H iimil - h.iUvonii Hlxlli on,I H OVKII II I avi'iiucn , lluugalmv of 5 moms nml ihntli, ami HUH parlor, nil Imnrovu- iiu'nts , 3 onruiimitu , lot lOoxCOO, l^iml- lid on Hnvi.nlh iiviiiiui. anil Went lllllu rofltl. Tir.MO DORIO THITNYK , Went IIIII H ri.iul, JliliitliiitK.il , It. F. ll ,, Jinx , .117 tliintlii|tlnil. 51. AOnEAQE , HOUniiO , FARMO POR BAI.R MiirlgaKu Loiin.i , Ji 'lwit or 1-lmionil. Oulck IIIM I IIII . Airoiiey or Tlm Triivi.Hii'H ' li'.iiinnH'i. {' a,, li.irifi.iM , All lii-iiiii-iii 'H. Hpeoliil liiiuliiewi iiii.l Lift, IiiHiirnnri , IMP - Iniclii. Tel, llli'liiivlllii 42I- .I. (l.k.i.nm. il lll'olliii'), ••• .1. DONATI 7 Dniito /\vn(iu« NOTICES ¦NOTICE—Gardens plowed and put ill ; : shape for plan ting. Tel. 1375-W oven- ¦ lug, EDWARDS, Virginia Avenue. 4d j FARM IL\NDS SUPPWED of all nation- j ulltlcs. Call or write S. BERGER'S Agency, 8G West Street , New York C6ty : 8b | LOST—German Police Dog (male}, an- ! swers to nam e of Buddy. Liberal re- ward for return to JOHN MULLEN, | Northslde Hotel . Huntington Station, ; Tel. 28 9. 4<i | NOTICE j XI you hava chickens or calves for sale , | bring them to me. I pay good prices for i them. MAX HERMAN. Tel. Hunt. 1130- i New York Avenue , Huntington Station. 8a2{ ; TRUCKING & MOVING WANTED ; Local and long distance. , and expreaf \ Reasonable ¦¦ ' _ - ,j PHILIP LUKRALLE. . . ' | K F.^s t Elm Street. Phono 42B-V 7 . '«> i G. EVERETT MILLER 7? Piano Instructor , Organist, ^ 1 14 Oakland Avenue , Huntington ' ' Just off New York Avenue, : ' Telephone 637 Hunt ington - ¦ \[ [ JOE.FALCO • ¦! . ' ¦ . House mowing, grading, concrete worlt; i cellars complete, sand and gravel ' for sale, i ' First Street , Huntington Station : ' Tel. 504 P. O. Box 017 Id-27 FOR SERVICE—Shetland Pony Stud horse , a fine spotted stud for breeding, i II . NAMI3R, Phono 656, Huntington. ; M ! NOTICE TO PUBLIC . My wife, Helen Boehni , having left my bed and boanl , I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by-her. ' • - ALBERT BOBHM ¦ 4d , , - . ' , NOTICE. . . . . . \ ; ! Chain Caned and Prenseoi nnttomm u«' j in at a reasonable price. GILBERT T. ' SMITH. 01 Jackson Ave., Huntington , I I -v . I, - Telephone 14CC ' . -'\ I --. . . -7-FOH.SALE . . : 1 For Sale—Real Estate. ' FOR SALE—150. acres cleared land near : Bellmore . ' cheap. GI30RGB J. BA LD- ; WiN . Tel. 393 Wantagh. . 4e < — - r— ; ¦ ¦ 1 FOR SALE OR KENT—20 acre farm with : 8 room house. B. J. RADLE , Melville , . Huntington , R. F. D. No. 4. ••• LOTS ,For Sale—On Bea utiful Cold ! Spring Hill , Carley avenue nnti Prospect ; -place, about 50 by. 150 feet. JOHN F. I WOOD. «•• ! FOR SALK—Bungalow, t> rooms , all lm- 1 .provements , plot 50x155 , garage , Tenth \ street near New York avenue, $6500. ' MBNiNTNTGHR ,. Phone 1017-M. residence 1 - 108 JnckKon avenue , Huntington. .Ob i . - , FOR SALE. . . .. ... . 7 » OW.MMW ^WP^WI^——M— For Sale—Live Stock. FOR . SALE—Boston Terrier -Puppies. - -H . C; •FERGUSON, '18 . Prospect street , Huntington, Tel. 113-J. • 4e FOR - SAXiE—2 farm horses. . 2-h -farm wagon, 2-h: plow and scoop. :FRANK J. FLES3EL , Tel. 347 , Huntington. -*»• TUBHRCULiN; TESTED CATTIA3—3?0r Sale or Hxehnnge. Fine cows and big milkers. IL NAMER , Wall Street , Ph one 555, Huntington. . ' ¦ ' ¦: . -6a FOR SALB-^arred Plymouth Rock Bali . v Ch!ck , s , Custom Hatching 3 - cents iier ogg. ¦ - • ' . . 'HICICSVILlLE 'HATCH'BRY , •Hicksvllle , -L. 1. . fal FOR SALK—Two teams of horses , kind and good wind. - One ' acre ' , strawberry and rhubarb roots. ' PETER SNITKA , Huntington, L. I., R, F. T>. 4. ¦- . i FOR SALE!—Jersey apd Guernsey. -family cows;- Thes e are -pure.bred. - .young and tuberculin tested. Unsy. milkers niid reasonable. - -Need the space. PHON E 1276 . Huntington. . :: . , . . \ . , .j . WOODRUFF PIGEON i LOFTa - Graeti- lawn Rond. Carneau.Breodors i for .sale. Winners at. Mndlson Square Garden , in- spection of stock invited. Telephone Huntington 89. . . ja.jfl FOR .SALT)—White Leghorn , White Bock 5 nrt .., A - . iitt $ Hatching Eggs .from healthy breeding stock. ItUTHEIt- GLBN POULTRY ^ FARM , John Schvvan , F,lwood Boulevard , Elwood , Hunting- ton 11. F. D, ' 6d F01 } SAliB—Milk. Tulwrculln tested , scientifically pi- oiluceil. Can oeconi- moilnte « ,fow more families Willi clean raw milk dollvered In sterile . .bottled. GOLDEN PKitN DAI RY . - Huntington . . 12711, ¦ ' ¦ fta WESTEItN HORSES FOR SALE- 1 hnvn constantly on band for sale or exchange /r, to 50 lino, horses for contractor,! and fanmirH , or cs-tates , at reanonablo prices , tormH. HERMAN NAMER , Wal l Street. Huntington , .Phon o B55. . . (ia . i' *01t SALE—Modern 2-fanvlly liouso , with ' li rooms , 2 amtliH , with Imiirovenionts, 2-car garage. Good soil for garden; also place for chickens , reasonable . In- quire ALONZO M-ltUI , 71 Wall Street . . , .4c •Ul IB , FOR SALE For Sale—Automobiles, and Boa ta. (• 'OR HA'tiffi— Very clioaii , StiuJobaluu- four cylinder, May I K , seen In garami 'li t L'Si- ' n \' J ,, M«'»rarvfl nunQKHKwmi WHOP , nn AViill-stre et, 4o FOR, 'd'AljlS-tLata 1025 iHunmoblla club sertnn Tinrfeot conilHIon. 11. A , IflOU- OllR, Tel. Norlliporl. 41 1.8 or Grudn- ¦liiiyii OurnK o. 6b FOR HAIj lO-.|iidlan iniitoreyelu with nldn f\ ii butJA , ''! ,t '\\' '\nnliiK order, - 1. LBSSNB , lst iitiont mnl Noiv York ovo- UUii , Box -155 , ilunHimum Wtatlou, I. 'Olt HALE—Pulek . llraunlin.ni Miuilor Six. A real good nutiinirtlilio . iltenwm- ivhlli lo (illlell ,liiiyiM\ I11 |<).M1') unil llUlltlllfttOlt , FOR ft.VLW—Wlllya-Kiilirht Tourliig, 6 paiisdiiBor , A-i condition, now rubber , , \ .V?«ir ,V\\ , 1 : 1, H f ' ' ' U11 \ 1 \'' bomrht righ t I'HON'li 15-i-M , WonUiury. f,u FOB BAiB—Marino motor , S H, v„ > ' . oyolo, niufi'lor and rovorne guar. Oheiin, A-l oiM e r. II. AIIU' IONH , Ul Park Ave- - nuc. ««• l— __ ^_———««_—___ i - TOll HA 1.10—11120 lloilgn ,HiYlaii In goiiii Oj iiidllUiii , iliflei, miiii , U.MI1H ICIlrtiM - •' vi' , \ ,, ' \'\ \' MrMi t' aulliui Holmildt , E IIH I il wT''!!. 1 \ •»'«\'t , :l1«miln»dal<i , 'ivJ. . Foil HA MS-. .Mnrlno lOnnrliion \Lnokwdnil- Aiih , \ Hi'gu l , \ niii^ MelSiiir\ two anil four oyclii imitoni for pleiiimrolioutii mid fliili- (.rmim tn loo il. p. Dntnoliahlo molnm \l.-A\ una \Johiimin \ Oiillmiird on- iftnn niiiromi mid limits, \Uopor \ rti- vernliiK r iiniDiiiiuiii , >'HUtii ilni-<l' . < rnvni-mi KJiliM Ifyilu aiaat Din) llii iduo <)n ,. .Ill R' . rll . ' i, •\Y'\V. 1 \ 1 , lb;(ioi(iyu, .Hinr iiuc OfiSli , nliui Noi'lliport , u I, , Ji> , i FOB HAijj .1—A nml biii-KHlii , two Ovur- liiii.l I HII II IIII lliun-l no iii-iiml new , nnvor lieoii ilmiil , imimiilein vvllli 'Kip, wllnl- nhlvlil mnl oiii'liilini, A I'liuiii'ii .in miiKii a now nai- mil of your old Ovm-lund , ' , A \ i l i„X , : , 'i' -„ll,,l 1 \ , ^'\!'l|.y .1, A. IWItHO. N! AUTO ( . '( . » ,, 1111111111111,111 , Oyiilnr Hay, NOTICE S j UJST—Gernian Pull, - ,. . i„ , !TT7T— —I leather collar , ffll •• , ^l )* l. i v,. Finder will iileaae i,„;7¦ , > ,,, |,w.l. : POTY , care of Ouu rtm , ' . ' \v, ' . - .\ 1 | -'' -V 5 LOST—A White Coluinli ' -,, \^\ —^ ~ tan markings on h ™ l - , 'j' 111 ?- -'I: ¦fo-r any Informa-tlnn -,. , ( - ;,, ¦'\' l - '\ alwuts OH ' A . RLKS s-ro -in \>S «' . '.- . lawn , U t , Tel. c^ vT^^. . !:.- .! HUNTINQ TON STATI0,N \7i7rr— - AND LANDSCAPE Co \\' •-\Bee Wyman . - , v.-u,,,. . Huntington Kt.ui,, ' Tel. 1473 .. \ ijX 1! \>: : RUSSELL HURD ~ ~ • Real Estate Bro> ^ 154 West Neck Ave 7, Long Island .Farm- . : ,ii,i \ n \'' B ' Acreage n Kin-.-i;, !,,- Tt-I. 107-W Huni lnKi ,, ,, —SEE— \ W. J. JOHNST ON for your Plumbing ;„„, „ Jobbing promptly UII ,.„,|,.;| I , ,, I | B Work (liiai-j nii i .i Phone 73L R Hunt„ B!M staln : : la. -: G. CLIFTON SAI\mu s ~ , Landscape Engineer and Conine. Developing and ,, l,„,ii„i- \ r ' places a special!v. Th,- .- ,, ' ,,,. ,u \\ expei-iencod Uindscnne \ ' „.i ,i, 7 \' ' able for those that rApii,;. ,!-! \''' \'¦\ OlTlee on Cold Sn ' rini; Mill i ' i, . ¦ •Phone 528. ' h '\'' 'hmnii Hu TYPEWRITERS — lteniJT~ ^— T bought, sold. Ite-buil „ : „-l 'i'? aln makes. SUNDSTltANb ; S; > CHINE , bookkeeping , iI- ;1V, S ' '< models. NEW CO I ON\ p. fei' TYPEWRITER . si in 1:1 -,| ' \B.^ Phono or write for free .1. i„„i,V ' , Q '' PATTON-TYPEWRITE! II« ' •„% 49 Mlncola Boulevard . . Mi, ,, ;. IMi0' .phono Garden City 875-w . J F. L. vVILL GOOf .E ' Mus. Baa , A. It. i .\ n , Music Studio Trades School Building, Huiuim/ton , 11. ' (Near Public Ll b rarj ) For Hours and Letsjni Phone 121-M. MURIEL LEFFERTS \ Graduate New York School ot Expression Public Speaking Llterniiir,. Elocution English Draina Cnric-.-i ,i,.r, .ets . - .( Fundamentals ot S IJ . M -.-I I Expression General Culture Play Coaching Uramalle Itradir in English for Forelgu-i ., .-Adult evening classes, Childre n da private Instruction. Phono 47- .I NOTICE.OF ANNUAL MEETIHG The annual iiicetinwof tin- . 'iio.-kli-JI, ,. of the Huntington Sash * l.-wr (' -.. (. the election of I' l- i-sident, Vic- i' r,. . - ;.|.i and six Directors for the .- IIHII I HI : \,-i and for the transaction „l ' .su.-li vili- business us niay pruiierly . ..in.- I,, !. .. the meeting, will il(. In-l.l in ih, , „in of the coin i ,an . v , N' ew, V.,ik ; I \, JI ,! Huntington , L. I., on Saturday, the 2?. day. of May, 1 926 , at 8 P. M. Dated , April 17 . ui2G. • ' A. U. JARVIH. Seereliiry. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION | STATE OF NEW YORK , OITICB 0 THE SECRETARY OF S'I'ATK , SS: ] I DO HEREBY CEItTiFV dial a. ivrta Clcate of dissolution ot l/. ixu IsbASi POSTER ADVEIVrlSIN' d CUMPANV INC.. has been .filed in lliis offli- r ll.r day and that it appears ili.-1- .'fi- ..in HL . such corporation lias cumj.lic.1 iviih «<• tion one .hundreil and five ..f Hi.. St-x Corporation Law. and Hull ll Is tlL^-ilv,.: GIVEN IN DUPLICATE llnilw my lai. and tile seal of office of the S.-i-it-l.i rj' o State , at the City of Albany, Hils H.iri! ' fi rs t day (>f ' .\lnre h , one ilu.usii.'l nli l hundred and twenty six. (Seal) MARK STKIIN . Deputy Secretary of SI.\ .!' . 1 SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION. Whereas a term of lb\ Siii.r,-iii«- , ' . ' '''J with a Grand Jury in iiiii-ii .laiii-e . IH HI pointed to be held at the (Vint ll-'ii-\- itlvcrheail , 'in and nn- t-lie (. ' •nino- 'if M folk, oh the 3rd day. of May, 1926, ,n v o ' clock. . In (ho uriernnim nf that 'lay. I'\ clamntion is tlierefore h.-reliy iii.i'l' - eonfonnlty to a precei.t i\ in.- uli' . -.i' nnd dellvoi-ed by the Distrlei .Mi'ma-y Suffolk County on tin- lfiih 'lay \. -U\' 1020 , to. all persons liounil in aw»-ar. said Court by recugnlsanci- \r .,il.'.»- to appear thereat , and all -Ileal' ' ' pence. Coroners anil olh'T ',n ' a-.-i>. \ have -taken any liniiil sliiiMi, m- H\ ' nmlnntlon of any prisoner or wiin.-. ' . » required to return mich r.-, 'i.i:iil. '..i'«'- , . ' quisitlon and examination to H ; I I ; I .» ; i at the opening llierenf mi ilu- »' sl \ of it flitting. , , „. „ ,,, Given unilor my hiiinl at Hie H\«' office In Hie village \f Itiv-rl i. a' . . ' • • >• York, on the Ifith ilny nf Ain-il. I- ' - 1 ' - BURTON G. IKiWH. „ , Sheriff of Suffolk i:miniy, .N'W >\¦ ' NOTICE OF ANNU AL MEE TING School District No. 19 Plalnvlew , N. Y. - Notice -Is . hereby given ij wi ll\; 1 \;\ Bnlimil Meeting of Ihe liiliaW ¦' \}' 'Hclimrf DlBtrlot 111 , Town nf <') sl , ';' . qualified lo vnto at si-hmil , i\ ';'' - ll K , ¦¦noli DIstrliH , will lm h.-l'l .\ I 1 \' • \¦ House In unlit District on ' May, 4th, 1020 , at 7:30 P. M- for illio/tmiiHiiellon of such b\- * 1 '\'\ \ aulboi'lceil by Ihe lOiliieall niiiil Li\\-' Acts Ami.iulii K.ry ihi'i-.'\!. April 2! , .0211. :| ,_,,„. .,, , IH BII -I' II I '!'¦;'!• Hi-lliinl l.lsll'i. '. s \ NOTICE TO CONTRA CTOiTS FOIl CONSTRUCTI ON OF CON- CRETE ROADS NntlHO In liiirnby given 'hjH '¦' .. -' . ' jii will he I'iim.lvnil by 'lowii h \l\ ' , '\ „«. of •lllahwiiys. I. IV. Lewis , nl * | Town Hal , lliinlliiitnn, N. \i' , . '\\ ii p. M., May 8lli KiUd . , wb«'ii \' , „. .|, ., piiblluly Bunnell for H\; ''' ' ;:. ,, j llireu groups of eiinnri 'l \ I':'! \ 1 \'\' proximately i.loven miles I.. ' ' ; '¦ , , ,|, ( 'Hid inil.il I,, uli. oii lb.' \I\ '• „,„; pouu l forum In tin; \>\\ , \; \ . - ¦ „% llieriiln nml na reiiulre.l l.y i n • • , - tlonii , etc , wiiiin .tn liii '''\'W;; ! , ,|, . i. onvMopiiii biiiii'liiir Ihe n\ : \! ™ \ 1 i;,;i, i. of tlm \liklrtnr with M.. \ •;« , . - ,„, 'the oiitHlilc , Mrt(lri.»in;(l : ' , ' ,i ,ii< llltmiilentof Town of lliin il i , i ,, ,„ nildriiKii ami mum bo ..\¦'\\I\ . 1 \ ,v:. ciirlirnm miiMii or .\¦\\¦• , ; „i,,i aiiimilil of ,hlil unil . \ , \ . \ .l ulu.- H'I II . VII iilueii on i'i' I\''' , \ ,, ' ',,, ,,, i.i \i ; \ GllllllIM Of Klu'ClfliulU'V\ 1 ; . '\ , |,l„|- ' maul , Iiiiiti 'iioUoiiM lo \.I'I''' '' . ' oiii,, ' I ' nrinii miiy b\ I'htui\\' . ni: i Town Olork, Town;i , ' l. ' . ' . i. - .' , ' Y„ mi in' (liter Anrll - '») • ¦¦; ' w ,|, of plium . iif viirliimi \»\ „ \ ,. \\\ piiylntt fifty yeuti l\' , '\ , ' ,- , -, -i i\ ' ( •I'lai illlbt I'i '•'\\ ¦ \\ ,. • i i il'-\ all IKl.i <ir H> ll'' 1 \'\ ,, 1 \ ' i • T ' iliioiinid to t'liii a .lviiiiil ' '\ \\ , ' \H Wiffl\ ^ iMiNJ;^, , Tcwn tlKirll. Tpv., .. M..|';!\\ Town Hiipi - \' llll;ll \ , \ . .. ,w of Vliinlliii:'\\. ¦ ¦ •• l ' WANTED WANTED—First class union electrician. Apply ,1 . A. PA'LMiRR. 9 Green street. WANTED—Man desires position at day work or cooking and serving dinner parties. TBL. 1308-M. 5a WANTED—A white cook . from ' Julv 15 to 2n , at Roosevelt Camp meeting. - BON 125 . Centerpoi-I, L. 1. WANTED—Chauffeur am) handy, man on small place at <!o!d Spring Harbor. KDW.MU) E . DOLE , Shore load . WANTED—Young .man between IS and 21. Inquire P. W. WOOLWORTII CO., 279 Main street , Huntington. WA ; NTBD—Laborers at our Huntington filation lumber yard . \v, -WIl/TON \\'OOW , INC. DRESSMAKING — Clillfiren ' s frocks a specialty. .MRS. 'O- 'KORGB KBI'lv ' .E . Ciilrl Spring Harbor. Ga WAlVTBD—Automobile salesman , only those, , who are not atraM to work need apply. J. A. PARSON -AUTO CO. ll'AXTKD—Small cottage or apa rtment (furnished) Irom May 1. Address \A. H. C „ \ BOX 2G , (Huntington. . WANTED—Active man wanted to pull Ice. steady employment- on eight hour shift. Apply CONSOIJI DATED ICiE CO , of Huntington. WAINTBD—A young elenn woman of neat appearance , between 20 and 30, as store limy. U'Ers FRB . VCU-l BAKERY. 'Huntington . WANTED—Can furnish, room and board to. -lady or gentleman In ' Jioiise of all improvements. M MAIN STRRI3T , Huntington. . . .. it WANTED—Working housekeeper ' or ' cook. White, must be able to bake. ' No washing or ironing BOX 217 , Smith- town Branch. 4e WANTED—Work during evenings , gar- dening, cutting lawns , hedges , etc ' 2 experienced men , no place .too small I'HO-XE HUNTlNGTOrf 689. \ ' - 4d WANT.ED—A lK>y to do odd ' Jobs ' after school. Telephone AtRS. GEORGE STHBTCH, -Huntington 506-J , after 5:30 WANTED—Automobile mechanic , m€st 'have at least five years experience Carburetor and Ignition experience not necessary. J . A. OARSjON ' AUTO CO. \V J VNTBD— Teachers to accept -public school positions ' In - September. 'Attrac- U v ^. salarlf8- ' iLons Island and vicinity. •BOlt 2c, Huntington. ' WAf^riSD—Abou t 1 acre of lniid , -with -or witliout house , In the vicinity of Hunt- ington Station. BOX 57. Huntington Station. WANTED—Purchasers for new homes near Bellmore slatlon and improve- ments. $5500 , $500 cash. GEORGE j; BALDWIN , Bedford Avenue , Bellmore. ' ' ¦ ' ' ' ' ' . .ia WANTED—Gardener and handy man. American , married, . wishes, position ' on gentle-man ' s country estate. Write 1. WELCH , Huntington , General Delivery: . ' ' ¦ 7 s a WANTED^-Experlencer! young woman . fo. - general work for two people , small cottage in Hnlesite. \ Good wages. Write - . . MRS. - L. W. FORBBLL , Phone 504 -R Huntington , on Saturday. I WANTED— A maid , -for general liouse- work. Apply mornings , Tel. 195-R Huntington . 24 East Blnj.. Street. ,; 4e WANTED—Barber , A-l only, at once for man trade. That, is first class Job for good man . Call Huntington 48-3C , SATONE BARBER SHOP , 30G -MoJn street , Huntington. : WANITED-iA single , man (white) who \ Is willing to make himself generally useful about country estate. A LBBRi' CARL- SON: Siipt. of Mrs. Geo. H..Robinson . Northport , Tel. ' -32-J\ Northport ' . ' ; \ , 4d- WANTED—.For housework girl .. experi- ence d or willing to learn. Must be neat and speak and •write English. Apply by letter to \H. <R: ' C „ \ BOX 20 , Hunt- ington. ' .: - -.- .. - ,- . .. WANTED—Automobile mechanic arid machinis t first class ail around as 'head mechanic or shop foreman , wishes to connect with reliable party. BOX 350 , it. F . D. No. 2 , Huntington. ' WAiNTED—Baker foreman or second band on bread, rolls , ' buns and civile. Wants steady position. A SCHLAT- TER, 30 Old Countiy road . Phono 73 , Hicksvllle. •»• WANTED—Reprokcnlallvo for Metro- politan Li fe Insurance Company. Sal- ary and commission. THOS. P. TAT- LpH, Mgr.. Metropolitan ' Wfo Insur- anco Co., 278 Fulto n Avenue , llemi - stead , N. Y. •»• WANTED—Housekeeper for family of ¦three in smalt house. Yomip; wihlte woman. Ileferenees , wages 506. Tele- phono after G evenings in- before 10 morning. COLD 'SPRING . .ILyn nO R WAi.NTEn—single num . white , to drivo ear und do gonentl work, , on country place . A good place for «. good mail. Rr-fc renCc required. ALBHRT CARL- SON. Hunt, for Mrs. o. , H. Robinson, Northport , Tel. 32-J. ¦ ¦ - . Cn WANTED—Capable drl or ' womn ' n for general housework nijd cooking, all con- . venlences :ind a ROOI I homo <t«r .thn right pe rson; MIW. SPBNCBR YOirNG , Cold Spring Hill , HuntIngtop, . . Tel. WANTED—Antiques , only authentic and bent, pieces wanted. ' Chairs, tables , highboy;: , lowboys, mirrors , alno prints and paintings , American powtor plates , porringers , bowls, iillchoro , etc. Not a denier , pay blgbnst prices In ciuh. Alno I MIX bushoii, stain alie and price. BOX 7, Woodbury, Ul, . 7a ¦WANTED—MMrtln a ged men. Hustlers innke 560 to $100 or more weekly null lug Whllmer ' s gniaiai'teod line oil totlot nrlloicH , iion tiH, spin-flu , cxliuiiln ¦ nnd mcillclnnn. Huffalk Oounty Is open for yon. You only need lenin or car. I'!x- nerlonci, unneoeRsary. SalrflmatiKlilp iniiglil free. 'Full liifiiiinatlnn on ic- (iiiesl. Write now, II. (I, ' .WUITM-MB COM PANY, Uiqil. 2il , t. ' lilllllllllis , IlllU- ii nil . . tin H'A WTBD—Young nmrrleil couple , bo- twnftii 118 iiiif l |0 years of age , nn coun- try detain , at Contnrpont , man In c ' uro for siniill garden nml drive Ford Mir, Wlfn lo do general .liniimvwork ami oook- (n|, r In ennui (jiiiilly, Aililrt'iu IA'HF- I I' ' . 11 . A»l>llR\Virl ,, ' Viiliili>|!lilll. Tbeiilro , 148 Went 48th slreiil, New Vork Oily, stnt- h»|t Hillary ileslrc.l, WANTfW -rirocnry clerka In Thmnim Kiiul/ili.ii hlores. CI.a.inn for inlviineii. inniit. Applv .I.V . MMH . IIONOIUII 'I , flnv- until iilreol nml 'Phlrrt iivdiiim , HiinlliiK- Urn lllntlim, 'I' ll, llin.Iin i [l \ii 10III1-M. -In
