New Britain herald., 1922-03-22

judge realizes that ne Will De crltl- cized for his selection because all oi them are good: CHAIRS cancd speciality. Good work guaranteed. Don't throw away that old chair. Leo Lewis, 16S Greenwood St. If your old cane chair Needs a new seat, @. Go to Leo Lewis,
 Of Greenwood street. He does good work, 1 can say to you; For our mended chairs Are as good as new.
 MISS ISABELLE STANLEY,
 71 Pearl street. Other ones which caused the judge a sleepless night are: Spring is here, but don't you worry, Do your cleaning, without hurry, For your paint and your enamel To the City Hardware Co.," travel.
 ALICE FITZGERALD,
 Kensington, Conn. All you would-b Izaak Waltons, If you want to show your class, Get ready with your rod and catch A great big trout or bass; And if you hook the largest one You'll surely win the prize That Monier Bros. daily In The Herald advertise.
 DOROTHY BOILARD,
 13 Summer street. Have you wanted talking machine, But couldn't afford the price? L. E. Andrews of Arch street says, Something nice at very low price"
 HERBERT HAUSMAN.
 217 Maple street. Here's just the place to hang your hat A very desirable five room flat, Southern exposure, plenty of sun, w. l.. Hatch, Phone 131.
 EARLE BRADLEY HECK,
 234 Wooster street Learn to make your dresses, By taking private lessons, Miss Jane E. Gill will show you how So girls! girls! begin right now.
 HAROLD CASEY,
 so Dwight street If you want to buy an auto, A real good pleasure car, testers down on Arch street, 'Tis not very far. He can please you with all models, Cheap ones as well as dear For this you see is going to be "A Studebaker year."
 BERNICE UNKELBACH,
 75 Black Rock Avenue Classy birds" from John Chaponi's, Barred Plymouth Rock the breed If you want the best of chickens, He can quickly. fill. your need.
 MRS. H. E. TAYLOR,
 Kensington, Conn. Max Tresky, 39 Harvard street, Will paper your rooms and make
 them look neat He'll paint your house and make it
 like new, So call him up, if you've work to do.
 MARY COLTURY,
 123 Forest street. If your roll is nearly gone Or your clothes are kind of worn, And you think you need some more Use your credit at the Boston Cloth ing Store.
 HARRIET MYERS,
 TAO Stanley street There was little girl who wore little curl, Right in the middle of her forehead, When it stayed in, she looked lovely and trim, But when it came out she looked horrid! Tn 'The Lucille Beauty Shop" said she I'll surely stop, They can fix that curl forever and | ever, She got a Marcel wave, Now the boys all rave, And they look at another girl, Never!
 MRS. GEO. POST,
 72 Dwight street. | When you are in hurry And want to catch a train Don't try to get a jitney Cor time you will not gain. To get good taxi service For that is never slow, lust sit down to the telephone and call 2700. MISS) GLADYS E. MIDDLETON,
 47 Madison street. f you are from out of town .nd want good place to dine ust go to "Jacks'' restaurant Tor there the meals are fine. MISS) GLADYS F. MIDDLETON,
 47 Madison street CHAMPS ARE PLAYING. Boston, March 22.-The combina- ion of champions, William T. Tilden d of Philadelphia, worlds champion, nd Mrs. Molla Biurstedt Mallory of Jew York, woman titlist, playing trough as national indoor mixed ouble champions. held the center of interest in the tournament at the cov- red courts of the Bongwood Cricket Tub today. They had two matches cheduled.