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PROGRAM FOR WM BEGINNING APRIL 25 Station WEAF, The American Telep hone and Telegrap h Company—492 Meters. Gunday, April 25. 2-3 1' . M. —Sunday Radio Service under the auspices of the Greater Xew York Federation of Churches. Rr.v. Herbert F. Laflammc , field sec- Irotary, presiding. Music hy ¦ J.otta Madden , soprano; Mildred Bryars, contra-!to; William B. Kennedy, tenor Arthur Billings . Hunt , baritone, and Emily Harford. 'Avery, accompanist. Address by Itev. Avery A. Shaw . D. n . Enianusl Baptist Church , Brook- lyn, N. Y. 3-4 P. M. —Young People ' s Confer- ence under the auspices of the Grea,t- r-r New York Federation of Churches '\ •ircct from 'lbs •Xlan-ble Collegfait© Church , Fifth avenue and Twenty- ninth street , New . York. , , ' 4-5:30 P. M. —Men ' s Conference di- rect from the Bedford Branch Y. M. (j A.. Brooklyn. Ilalsey Hammond executive secretary, presiding. Ad- Cress by Dr. S. Partes Oad.man. Spec- ial music by Gloria Trumpeters; George Belts , chime soloist; -Mr. and ¦Mrs . H oward Wade Kimsoy, 'S ' ong leader and pianist; 5:30-6 P. M. —Musical program to be announced. 6-7:20 P. M. — \Shakespearean Hour. \ • - 7:20-9:15 P. M. —Special musical program direct from the Capitol Theatre , New York City. Major Bowes and the \Capitol Theatre Fam- ily- \ 0:15-10:15 P. M. — \Atwater Kent liadio Hour. ' Monday, April 26. . ¦ 0:15-7 and 7:20 A. M— \Tower Health Exercises. \ 7:45-8 A. M. —Morning Prayer Ser- vice. 10:45-12 A. M. —Betty Crocker Gold Medal Flour Home Service Talk; Ver- non Ladies ' Quartet ; \Garden Talk\ by Leonard Barron; Columbia Univer- sity Lecture on \Physical Ca re of In- ferns and Smal l Children \ ; market and weather reports. 4-12 P. M. —Mario Stapleton Murray soprano; Etta IOabrani and Paulino Stcrnliclit , piano ducts;; Earl C- Little basso; talk to be announced ; Vincent Lopez and his orchestra from the Tea lloom of Hotel Hitz-Carlton ; dinner music from Rose Room of the Hotel Waldorf-Astor ia; Columbia TJniversUy Lecture; Mario Davis , pianist; \Lul- Ir.by Lady \ music by the A' . ' and . P. Gypsies; grand opera by WEAF Grand Opera Company; Ben Bernle and his orchestra from Hotel- Roosevelt , New York City. Tuesday, April 27. 6:45-7 aiad 7:30 ,. .A ,, M. — 'Towor Health Exercises. \ ' ¦ ¦ . . ' ¦ 7:45-8 A. - M. —Morning , Prayer , Ser- vice. ' ¦ ¦ \ - . . »|ffl lffl|||l||l||||| ^ = —= : ¦ ; — 1 —-; — , ; ; ; ; r- T——== , - . — ^ ^ P ¦ # SUITS AND TOP COATS FROM ¦ ¦ \ : ffl ; # ~H /<W^Kw^^^>>^ ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ - <¦ > 'fit Mflra/M s , J^* 5;\ \^f!^W;:ii\ ~ i JM Wfc Prices are low; quality ' s the best ; sty les are smart . . ' V f lllli ] . 1 ¦ u Mi« \\ 1 j j . • ' I j \l \\ I 1/ ' i°>\l\f * l' \1\> !:7! W: ¦?*?; i UL> **«*- . ¦ . $25 & a G* SUITS . ¦ $40 . ! . . ||% I . ' . ! . ' ¦ ¦ ¦ •¦ . ' ! We stocked up for a grea t sp ring opening in our new store* boug ht the best these fine tailors offered to make this the outstanding event of the season- But our new store wasn ' t read y and here ' s what we have to do--- Take low prices on these clothes to sell them now , because we ' re too crowded in our temporary quarters . : , Your get the newest sty les in: suits and topcoats , rich imported and domestic woolens , a great variety of colors — . grays , blues, browns , tans- Yon won ' t say this is the most convenient p lace to trade , but you will say it ' s the most economical. ; '¦* '*' , i ' i ¦ COME IN EARLY | ; • i | NEW YORK AVENUE , . . \J , SHAPIRO - OPPOSITE THE PALACE : 11-12 A. M. —Eleanor Greene , so- prano; Board of Education lecture; motion picture forecast by Adele Wootiard ; marke t and weather ire- ports . •1-12 P. M. —String trio anil soprano; •Women ' s program under the auspices ot th e United Synagogue of America; Vincent Lopez and his orchestra from Tea Room of Uilz-Carlton Hc-tul; din- ner music from the Ros e Room of the Hotel Waldorf-Astoria: Columbia University 'French course; American composers program; \Jlubelanna Cor- by, \ -Grand Prize Eurekas; \ Gold Dust Twins; Kveready Hour; Moment Musl cale; Vincent Lopez and bis or- ches tra from Casa Lopez; Ross Gor- man and his orchestra fro m Monte Carlo. Wednesday, A pril 28. 0:45-7 and 7:20 A. .M. — \Tower Health Exercises. \ 7:45-3 A. JI . —Morning Prayer Ser- vice. 10:45-1 2 A. -M. —Betty Crocker Gold Medal Flour Hom o Service. Talk; Mus- ica l program ; health talk under the auspices -c: tho New York Health Speakers ' Service; Columbia Univer- sity ledum on \Interior Djcoratl-ons \ mi'-ket n*»tl weather reports. 1:15-2:15 P. M. —Advertising Club luncncon , 'Colonel Theodore Roosevelt speaker. 4-12 P. JI. —Parnassus Siring Trio; Elizabeth Smyth , soprano ; \Story Hour \ under th.i auspices -of the New York Public Library; Vincent Lopez and his orchestra from Tea Room of Rltz-CaiC-ton Hotel; dinner music from Rose 'Room of Hotel Waldorf-Astoria; Synagogue Services ; Chamber Musl- cale; Shlnola M errymakers and the Gentlemen cf 2 in 1; Davis Saxophone Octette; Ipana Troubadours ; Hughie Barrett and his orchestra from Hotel Commodore. Thursday, April. 29. 6:15-7 and 7:20 A. M. — \Towel- Health Exercises. \ . 7:45-8 A. M. —Morning Prayer Ser- vice. ' 11-12 A. M. —Enillie Hieh Underfill! , mezzo soprano; talk b y Mrs. Ada B. Vail , . speaking under the auspices of the Middle Atlantic -Fisheries; \ -Mar- garine \ by llsther L. Branch; 'Colum- bia University lecture on « 'The Art of Clothing \ ; market and weather re- ports. 4-1 2 P. 31. —Eve ' yn Slcdle , contralto; Felice String Quartet; talk to he an- nounced; Vincent Lopez and his or- chestra from Tea Room of Hotel Rltz- Car-ltcn; dinner music from Rose Room c-f Hotel Waldorf-Astoria; mid- week hym n sing; Hires Harvesters; Cliquot. Club . Eskimos; Silvertown Cord Orchestra under tho direction of Joseph Knecht. Friday, April 30. ' 6:45-7 und 7:20, A. M. — . \Tower Health Exercises. \ 7:-I5-S A. M.—Morning Prayer Ser- vice. - ' . 10:45-12 ' A. M. -p Betty 'Crock?? Gold Medal Flour Home Service Talk; mus- ical program; Columbia University lectjiiro ;on - , \Cookery \ .; -market ,' and weather reports. \ i-H' P. rJl. —Aleta Crump, singer with ukeblo accompaniment; -Raymond Trundy, pianist; John Butler , Jr., ten- or; Vincent Lopez ajid his orchestra from Tea Room of Hotel Ilftz-Carllon; dinner music from Rose Rocm of Hotel Waldorf-Astoria; \Sir Hobgoblin \ talk by Miss \Blanche Elizabeth Wade , story teller for {!. It. Kinney Com- pany; Ha ppiness Cand y Boys; Eagle Neutrodyne Trio; Whittall Anglo-Per- sians;; Bon Pernio and his orchestra from Hotel Roosevelt , New York. Saturday, May 1. C: ir>-7 and 7:20 A. M. — \Tower Health Exercises. \ ' 7:45-S A. M. —'Morning Prayer Ser- vice. 4-12 P. M. —Tea music from Garden Restaurant; Vincent Lopez and his orchestra from Tea Room of- Hotel Ilitz-Carltcji ; dinner musi c from Rose Room of Hotel Wal-Jorf-Astoria; Boy St-ou t prop-am direct from Washing- ton , D. C; Addrec s by President Cc-nY .ilge; Ross Gorman and his or- chestra from Monte Carlo; Vincent Lopez and his orchestra from Casa. L OTCZ . ' • um w ? m VEHENTS FOR LONG ISLAND & R. New Station for North port— Seven Electric Frei g ht Loco- motives Ordered. Long Island Railroad Improvements Included in the company ' s budget for 192G, reach a total outlay of approxi- mately $11 , 000 , 000. Among the major projects under way or to be started soon , are the following: • Work has been commenced on the extension of tho electrified system from Floral Park to Mlneola , on the Main Line , and from Mincola to Valley Stream on the New York Bay Extension, - or West Hempstead Branch . The estimated cost of this project is about $300 , 000. Weather permitting, the newly electrified lino shoul d be completed In time for the inauguration ot electric train service when the winter schedule goes Into effect ' in October. This Involves in- stallation of approximately fourteen miles of 150 pound third rail , and changes in the existing track. Preparations are being made to double track the Long Beacli Branch from East Rockaway to Wreck Lead , It is estimated this will cost about $3-10.000. Plans, are also in the course of pre- paration for the installation of a sec- ond track on the Mohtauk Division from SayviUe to a point east of Pat- chogue , fn addition to the construc- tion of a storage yard and. an engine terminal. It is estimated this work will cost more than $500 , 000. It Is proposed to erect two new passenger stations this year , one at Northport and the other at West Hempstead. . . . To comply with an order of the Public Service Commission , the 'Rail- road Company plan s to eliminate the grade crossing-at Matti tuck , - on the Main Line. This -will cost about.$75 , - 000. - --• -• - .. - . .- Miss Valeria Vcrnam, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cottier Vernam nf 2B0 Park avenue, MnnJ.in.tfan and Huntington, has completed details for her marriage to Giraud Van Nest Fos- ter, which will take place on the af- t ernoon of A.prll 29 in the chapel of =!t. Br. -tholomew ' s Church. Manhat- tan. The cersmony. which will be nerformed by the Rev. 'Br. Henry Darlington, rector of th« Church of ihe Heavenly- Rest mul Chanel of the Beloved Disciple , will bo followed by i reception at Sherry ' s. Miss Vernam will have only one at- tendant . Mrs. John Rutherford. Niles H. Vernam will be best man for Mr. Foster, whose ushers will be John Ru- therford , Davi d A. Turnure , C. Shel- by Carter and Robert L. Graham , Jr. Mr. Foster Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Girtuid Foster of Now York- and Lenox , Mass. Miss Valerie Vernam to Marry April 29. There wer« about 150 present at a very successful Sunday School social of 1he Central Presbyteria n Church held Friday evening of last week. A verv interesting program was render- ed , and various games played , followed by the serving of ice cream and cake. Superintendent Henry E. Willets was in charge ot the evening ' s entertain- ment ' \ ., This was the program : Selections by Sunday School Orchestra under direction of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Smith ; vocal solos by Miss Sarah Mc- Brien; several choruses by the Purple and Gold Choir of South Huntington; orchestral numbers by Fred J. Albert , Donald Newkirk and David Smith.; guitar and other instru- ments played iii unison by Fred J. Albert; vocal solo by Mrs. Mitman; stories ' by Dr. 'Buchanan. - -Tho - con- cluding: attraction was the appearance of Mr. Carlton , ventriloquist , of Jer- sey City, N. J. Successful Sunday School Social. ALBERT CHESHIRE SONS ' - . . . ' ' ¦ (. . AUCTIONEERS AUCTION SALES / ANTIQUES , LIVING , DINING AND BEDROOM FURNITURE , ¦ CHAIRS , TABLES , CANDELABRAS ANO CROCKERY AT AUCTION Albert Choslilro Sons , will sell for tho undersigned at 225 South Btrcot OYSTER BAY , 'U . I. SATURDAY , APRIL 24 , 1926 ~ Ant. Rush Bottom Chairs , 2 Ant. Hush • Bottom Cha ' irs , • Ant. Mah. Shaving Slanil, Ant. Mali. Hall Clock . Ant. Boston Rocker , Ant. Mah. Secretary. 12 Ant. Blue Plates , Canbalabras , Ant. J UR , 3-i>iec«-Mis3ton Set , Up. Leather Couch , Wicker Kockcr , Gilt. Arm Chair , i <3IH Chairs, Cherry Centre Ta-Dlc, Mahogany Music Cabinet , Morrla chair . Oak Solving Table, Library, ' Cherry Centro Tabic, Oak Dressing Tabic , H. W. Dining Room Tabic, Oak Dining - Itoom Tabic , G Onlc Dining Room Chairs , Wicker Settuc, .Sectional Book Case , Klcwer Stand , 3 Brass Beds, Mattress ana Sjiri-ngs , Birds Eye Ma)ilo Chiffonier 1 B rds Eye Mapl e Chairs , Oak Chiffonier , 2 Wnslistands , Commode . 2 Suit Cases , Folding Screen, 3'lono 6tool , Boole Caso , Drop icat Kitchen Table. Singer Seninff Machine , PorUora, Vases, Pictures , Curtains , Brlc-ii-Brac , Deer Head , Saddle , Lot crockery, Glassware and many other articles. As the house has been rented for a term of years , reason for selling. ' TERMS CASH. SALE RAIN OR SHINE. MARY W. WRIGHT B. B. BAILEY & SONS . AUCTIONEERS AUCTION SALE EXTENSIVE SPRING CLEARANCE SALE OF NEW ACME DUMP WAGONS, FARM GEARS AND RECONDITIONED AUTOMOBILES SATURDAY , MAY 1 , AT 2 P> , M. WOODBURY AVENUE , HUNTINGTON , L. I, - 2 (now) Acme Dump Wagons , 2 (new) Army Form GearH. 1925 Dodge Typo n Sedan , 1024 Itollin Sedan , 2 1026 Hudson Coaches , 6 1924 Chevrolet Tourintts, 4 Overland Sedans. 4 Chevrolet Sedans. 3 Dodge 1 Scrlasis/ 1924 Stor Sedan , 1824 l- ' ord Coupe, 5 Ford Sedans, 10 Ford Tourings, 3 Studebokor Touring Cars late models , 1 Stti tz Koadster , 2 Cole 8 Tourings , Overland Coupe nearly new, 2 Maxwell Touring, 2 Chevrolet Coupes , Reo Tom-fog- Car , National Touring Car , 4 Butck Tourings , 2 Oldsmobllo Tourings , Oakland 4 Pass. . Coach , Willi's Knight Sedan , 2 Dump Bodies for Ford Trucks , 2 Commercial Bodies , 3 Ford Speedsters , many .Motors , Parts , clc. ' . Most of these cars have been overhauled ana repainted and in A-l condition , which tn order to make room, for new slock-wo will absolutely sell without reserve to the highest bidder. . ' • ' . ' ' . Terms may be arranged by seeing owner before- sale. SALE HELD RAIN OR SHINE. B. B. BAILEY «. SONS , CO., INC. Building Lots For Sale Greenlawn. 50 by 150 feet , on Broadway, Ann , W yckoff and Fenwtck Streets Some lots with fruit trees Edward Smith G reenlawn , L. I. Second Hand Lumber Business BY THE L. & R. HOUSE WRECKING COMPANY , INC. : First Street 7 iHuntlp ' o ' ton . ' fltatfon Price Right, Satisfaction Guaranteed Telephone 1421 , T— Spring is Here ! NEW CARS — OLD CARS . Eighteen Million Strong crowding the highways. Increased Hazards can be met by \ COMPLETE INSURANCE PROTECTION ! Insure NOW with HENRY A. MURPHY INSURANCE AGENCY , Inc. \Th* Agency of Service \ . N. Y. Ave. - , ' ¦ - ' Huntington , N. Y. Telephone 176 THE GLD BEUaBLE Lawn . Mower Repairer I CHARLES A. ' BISHOP. ' • 120 . j?rime Avenue i Tel. . 16 or . £ong: . - . & Ernst ' . ' .. Mdn '^eei^Huniitigto^i ' ,: o ' i ' ¦ , ... Huntington Water Works Company Class \A\ Stock Entitled to ' preferen tial cumulative dividends at the rate of $7. per; share a year , payable quarterly. ' A Safe Investment— 1. Water is an absolute! necessity. • ' 2. The value of the properties of the Company is subs tantially In excess of the funded , debt and tho Class \A\ Stock issue of the Com- pany. | 3. The Company has had a steady growth tor the past 35 years and will continue to grow. 4. The dividends inust be mot before - the Com- •¦ ¦ .. . , mon stockholders:receive any return. 5. The management Is; In tho hands ot men ' who nre iu a position to supply any funds , needed for tho growth of the Company. 6. The Company has the . exclusive and per- \ ' petual franchise for Its territory. Price and Complete t)escri ptive Circular on Request HUNTINGTON WATEk WORK S COMPANY ' • . ' - , . Huhtington ,/ Long ' Island ' ; ' . . - • -- . 7 ¦ , ' ¦ ' - ¦ • ¦ ,. - ' - -New York . .,. , ., . . ' -. . - , ' ' \ Al . n cost, of nbout $910 , 000 , the I/)ng Island Ttallronil Is having constructed wven elpctri c freight locomotives. Three of them will be used for switch- ing and transfer service In Ihe opori-- tion of all L OME Island freight busi- ness on the Bay Ridge Division be- tween Frerh Pond Junction pii d Bay Ridge Yard, nnd the four other en- tines will be used in electric switch- ing operations for Ihe New York Con- nnr.t .ing Railroad <-nd thn Long Island Rpilrr-id nt Bay Ridge Ya rd. Jn further «nmn i | °n' , e with tho r»- nuirements of tlm Kaufmann Electrifi- cation L AW : Ihe Railroad last yet\- pur- chased a Iflfl-ton oP-olictrln Diesel locomnlivo for freight service at a cost of $100,000. and enrly this year ncnulred a new gas-electric engine, for fi-Mcht shifting service , costing $60 ,000. Twenty new al l-steal nasseneet- equipment cars for steam train service have heen o-«lered and »rr> scheduled for dellverv t*iii vear. Their cost will be about $370,000. The twenty steel n ' p .rldr cars which the company owns and onerated last year, nre being con- verted into steam unsspngov coaches it a cost of about S132.O00. This work i« being done in the company ' s shop at Morris Park. A. L. FIELD AUCTIONEER AUCTION SALES HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE , SIDEBOARD , TABLES , CHINA , CLOSETS , RUGS , CARPETS , TYPEWRITER , WATERS PIANO AT AUCTION THURSDAY , , APRIL 29th, 1926 , AT 1 P. M. at the residence of Mra. George P. Sword , on \West Main Street HUNTINGTON VILLAGE Water ' s Piano , O, F. Cord Bod , Fumed Oak Sideboa rd , Music Cabinet , Dliilnn Table , Smoklmr Stand , G Leather Dining Chairs, Oil Stove, Tea Cart, Roll Top Desk , 2 China Closets , Radio Consol Table , Small Sideboard , Laundry Table , Bound Table, Commode , Lacqured Stand , 8x10 Smyrnah R UB , 0 X 12 Brussels Bus, Lot of Small Rugs , Tarda of Carpet, Hall Chair , Largo Hooker, Antique Stand, Chirfon ' or , Typewriter , Chest , - Wicker Rocker , Silver Tray, Qlans Puncli Bowl, BUck Walnut Bookcase, Oak Bookcase, Trunks. Lot cf Chairs, B. w. Bed, B. -\V. Dresser , Mattresses , Pearlier Beds, Heavy OrTk Bed , Hea-vv Oak Dresser. 2 Rockers, Brass Bed , Mattress and Sprinc. Enamel Beds , Oil Paintings . Water Colors , Willow Porch Screens , and many other articles not here mentioned. TERMS CASH. SALE RAIN OR SHINE. . MRS. GEORGE P. SWORD , Owner. A. L. FIELD AUCTIONEER FARMING IMPLEMENTS , AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE , COWS , CHICKENS , HAY , CORN , WAGONS , HARNESS , KITCHEN RANGE , DROP LEAF TABLE , MAHOGANY HIGH CHEST , RUGS , CARPETS , DINING ROOM FURNITURE AT AUCTION TUESDAY , APRIL 27th , 1E26 , AT 1 P. M. at the residence of Joseph H. Willets , Woodhull Street HUNTINGTON STATION , L. I. Very Fine Fresh Cow Heavy Milker , Good Family Cow, 25 R. I. Bod Chickens, 2 Tons Fine TVinothy Hay, i-h J' ' u,rm \Wagon Rubber Tire Runabout, Adrlancn Slower, Hay Rake , Hay Tedder, Pr. gholvings , Acme ll.irroiv , Smoothing Harrow , 2 2-h Syracuse Plows . 2 1-h Cultivators, Hoot Cutter , 2 Hay Cutters , Fanning Mill . Hay Press , 2 Sets Double Farm Harness , 2 Sets Single -Harness , 5 Ton s llamiro, Garden Tools , 2 60 Gallon Oil Tanks , Corn Shelter , Incubator , Weoder, Oak D' .n,ns Room Table , 0 Sluing Room Cha-lrs , Oak Sideboard , Bookcase , Library Tabic , 2 Divans, Parlor Choirs , Lot Chairs , Stands/Drop Lcaf.AIti-h. Table , Mah. HIch Chest (very OWL O. P. Whatnot, W. 33. Bod , Spring and Mattress , 2 Feather Beds , Portlers , Pictures , Lot Dishes , 2 Pr . O. jF. Glass Candlesticks , Thatcher Ranee , Lamps , CO yds. Flno Velve t Carpet , Largo ^Brussels l' u S\ i Small Hugs, Porch Cha rs. TERMS CASH. SALE RAIN OR SHINEi , ' JOSEPH H. WILLETS, Owner.
