New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 23, 1926, Page 4

[} NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1926. HONEYMOON LAND | Z == (07 SR T (O XTI T = O = I [ (9 LR T (AL [ 0L | SEN TV TDUTTIIDE CATE i —-— o w — - Islesboro, Maine, July 23 (@ — - - Honeymoon days on t spruce. clad rocks of Seven Hundred Acre <lapd will be lived over again by | Viseount Willlam Astor and Lady Astor ‘when they return to the i summer home of Charles Dana | Gibson for a visit in August. e el Our Biggest Event in 18 Years of Value-Giving! and Seven Hundred Acre land before her marriage. Lady S e e (AR P | ///77///////7"% wveTou Deduct It Yoorsd §. 2 portion of her honeymoon Autos Are Barred ) Indlan Landing is the name of| : - Mr. Gibson's ten-acre estate on the = K & 15 southern end of the island, one of a group forming the Gcea r town of Islesboro in Penot This town has the uni tlon of having automob from its roads by act of 1ature. Mr. Gibson’s 16-réom house is get 6n a knoll in the midst of a dense eprace Ero close to the water's edge From the porch a path runs down over the ledges to an unmpretentious boat landing. Mr. Gibson, an enthusiastic yachtsman, has & large fleet of boats and often scts as a judge in the summer vacht races in the vicinity. Is Rambling Estate The house is of a somewhat rambling type, additions having been made from time to time to i 2N 2P the original building, all in keep- P TEY e , ¥ {ng with the first architectural de- A Wot S W = . Ty elgn. Not far away Is Mr. Gibson's ' ,6 ; 4 ) veT m B T e studio. The remainder of the es- tate is given over to trees and gar- Y 7R dens containing a wide variety of - e tare flowers. f { e Qre A littls red schoolhouse on the {sland is a reminder of the days when the place was a tiny settle- ment of fisherman-farmers. The (i ? only one of the original dwellings } - ’ Elom Original Price Tags lett 1s the comfortable farmhouse e (] . « e e hmens the mm- ! Record-Breaking Value! 3-Piece Velour Suites mer estates in addition to Mr. Gib- 3 ¥ don's are those of Mrs. William Beauty! Comfort! Quality! Masterfully built to give most enduring and satisfactory service. Spacious A:wl;‘e Ch;'gl‘;{r- J;‘fdn \fr»{ Ckgvmrur; Davenport, re Wing Chair and Arm Chair in durable, silky, beautifully patterned velour. Luxurious loose ‘::w;uwdz";hw of ne Iate "écfi_ f cushions, fi h non- ng springs, cushion-like spring-filled backs. One of the finest values ever offered in ermor Oakes Ames of Massachu- ; our history—3 pieces—§149.50—20¢ setts. Attractive drives have been built about the island. Many Notable Residents A mile and a half away, on the long island which forms the main part of Islesboro, is Dark Harbor, a noted summer resort. Here are the cottages of many wealthy resi- dents of New York, Philadelphia 1 and Boston. The British embassy | state, Bring to your sun porch or living room the had summer quarters at Dark Har- bor In 1920 and 1922 and the Swiss [ ( f J4 = " = . legation in 1922, i 5 i 2 - S ¥ 5 2 three-plece group in reed, finished in gray. ror the democra | " . Deep, spring-filled cushions and padded You will find here the largest display and se- lsction of rugs of any furniture store in the lighter, softer touch of summer with this nomination for the presidency in - ¥ % < z 1824, John W. Davis spent some ) N s \ A I 7 backs, upholstered in harmonizing ere- ime in seclusion as Mr. Gibson's i - ] S { RETCILA = / = . N guest on Seven Hundred Acre is- 1% Wit \ 2 | ) 5 i fonne 844 B E20HOM s e LR o B ol Be I W . ve i S =¥ § = < T i LIBERAL TERMS Mr. Gibson’s studio - > | A Dwight F. Davis, secretary of y = Tapestry war, has leased a cottage in Tsles- E 7 boro for his third sum seasop Rugs : # 9x12 here. Last summer he made history S 8-3x10-6 for the island fown by being the first person to land within its limits from an airplane Conrad Had Planned Return to Poland Limited group of 9x12 and 8-3x10-6 types- _Gx'areful Tudor-designed Bedroom group, quality built in every try rugs of strong woolen yarns that insure s 60 detail. Constructed of fine wainut veneer and other sturdy cabinet , long service. Attractive allover effects. & Cao” varks Tuly 3% (PE_JowvR woods. Large dresser, bow-end double bed and spacious ward- $24.50, 20% oft . Conrad, Polish son of Polish patri- robe (full Vanity extra). Don’t delay seeing this exceptional July P T T ‘ X ots before he was the great English value—3 pieces for only $169.50—20% off. eavy g\et Stair Carpet, $1.95 teller of sea tales, intended to re- yard, 20% off ....oueomienncans turn to his native country to end his LIBERAL TERMS aays, and would have done s0 With- 27560 Ul (i N T e s noy deatn 1 | ;6‘56 KAxmmstor Rugs, $3.70, August, 1924, intervened. T s re- PADZ0) i S ssesges oae vealed by a letter from Mrs. ( onrad, published In the August issue of - — . . 3 9x12 Heavy Axminsters, $42.45, Charming painted five-plece breakfast set. Poland - F WL ' AL ST D0G0 Off . sisnnsns et Colonial-designed drop-leat table and four - In view of Conrad's Polish birth and early life i »w, many have wondered why er returned to Bty 0ld home tor i e o y cheer to your breakfast room. § pleces, visit. The lett i \ wife makes t c state- cemm ! | | f o mqua!v,or:hav this a his in- = . X 3 LIBERAL TERMS i J quaint Windsor chairs. It will bring daily $44.50, 20% B R T T PR .n READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS A modern 17th century English adaptation sturdily construct- Fa)l-alzetelted coron ikt Large, well - proportionsd e Quaint Colonial four-poster, tress, strongly tufted, snd dresser with deep drawers e ek of thia full size, after an intoresting covered with durable art and gracefully setn mirror. Han top feer: fes model; in combination ma- ticking. A July bedding de- Another striking Shoor Well-proportioned Buffet, oblong Ex i i 3 r 0 A Ixtens e S . i : g tension Table, five Side Chairs $ 60 ity 40 Ibs, iy hogany. Individualizes the partment value, $ 20% Bros’ value. See it early, and Host Chair in genuine leather or colorful tapestry (China Cab - £ mel lined. §1 2 4 bedroom. $32.50, 20% off. i $49.50, 20% off Homes lined o { o g ki et e . 2 $15.96 $2600 $7.88 $39.60 LIBERAL TERMS i L TERMS Liberal Terms Liberal Terms Liberal Terms Liberal Terms ed of fine genuine walnut veneer and other selected cabinet woods. Lap are warm inwinter and cool in summer— save money on the fuel bill. { No Extra Charge ; Old Customers Pay It firesafes your home, F T to0, for it CANNOT or Time Payments BURN. Ask us why. y 5 No Money Down BYP~-LA Profit-Sharing Bonds Do Not Apply = /A A ‘ Free Storage for Later be]ivery The Fireproof Sheathing HARTFORD'S Trumbull Near Asylum LEADING FURNITURE STORE Trumbull Near Pratt NEW BRITAIN W LUMBER CO. OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY DURING JULY AND AUGUST New Britain 5 = s Conn. | Vo= AP~ <A : T Tt | I e (O P ] e e g . s