New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1926, Page 19

One of the many hand- carved chairs on the promenade FURNISHINGS from John A. Andrews & Co. Incorporated One of the easy leather chairs in the men’s smoking room mdrews €9, HOW many times you hear the above!. And al- ways with that same decided note of pride and satisfaction. There myst be a reason. Ask any of your friends and note how proud they are to say il came from-dJohn A.Andrews ¢ Co. R . il \fl{f / il i : B[ irrerri 8 (eecroe \&U dres Qne of the chairs i the ladies’ rest room the clock strnkes eight Tomorrow Night New Britain’s $1,000,000 Theater Opens ITS DOORS It can truthfully be said— It is an institution to be pointed to withpride One of the Console tables and mirrors along the promenade Farnished 1t AND rightly so. It is a subtle compliment to their own discriminating judgment and good taste: Everyone knows the name Andrew’s stands for style, quality and lasting satisfaction. Yours for the Asking, A Complete Decorative Service. Karpen Fumniture R. M. C. Lamps Sohmer Baby Grand A FURNITURE STO Pianos W. J. Sloan Carpets and Rugs " RRRTEN One of the Chaise longues in ‘dk\ni‘g‘fl the ladies 'rest room