New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 8, 1916, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1016, FAMOUS LANDSCAPE PAINTER IS DEAD Cwiriwi | SEATS 7; WEIGHS 3005 LBS. New York, Nov. S.—Henry Ward Ranger, dean of American landscape = oire e painters, died suddenly in his studio at 27 West Sixty-seventh street, yes- lnl" terday. He was fifty-eight years old. Cardiac trouble was the cause of Mr. Ranger's death. He returned to . New York from a sanitarium at Wat- kin's Glen, N. Y., last Thursday, and was in cheerful spirits up to early af- ternoon yesterday, when he felt a e slight nausea as he was about to go = ) for a walk. He lay down on his bed ing Room Suites in Mahogany and American Walnut. Included {n gndiinie fowmomentsiwasidead, Ada >eriod Suites. e = Sk e T 2 almers. e car ot the . _Our Dining-Room Furniture comes from factories noted for Museum and the Carnegie Institute in their skilful workmanship and finish and for the careful selection of Pittsburgh, as well as in many pri- higlqu grade materials used in their product. It is built for years of vate galleries. His work was greatly i 2 5 service. It is the kind of furniture which you will be proud to hand admired by the late J. P. Morgan, who ou e cow marlne lnes ong down to your children as family heirlooms. had a deep respect for Mr. Ranger's We now have a particularly large and attractive display of Din- If you have'a Dining Room to furnish, we want you to see our Doraes asyJ;:ifieOfI\'an{r Mr. Ran. fine showing, ] , A o o . e o tufted upholstery. Its activity on hills HOME /M GLGwog; in art. He assimilated various forms o 3 A rieees (0 1 ol (B e and in city streets has caused wide W OVERLOOKING h?l;\:}. Ranger had a Summer home in o z . WHERE QUALITY CARITOL B O Gl o comment. Sane ln dCSlgn and sens_ S HIGHER THAN PRICE. GROUNDs of many of his paintings. While the #0-66 FORD BTREET HARTFORD critics said that the first of the Ran- - ger paintlngs were untrue to nature, 3 [ ] [ J this criticism was not often heard ch T BT, "SR e ible in action. Easy onthe pocket- generally known for portraying the L] force rather than the delicacy of na- ture. L Among his finest pictures are “High 00 ntl ovem er on y Bridge” and “Spring Woods,” in the ] Metropolitan Museum; ‘‘Sheep Pas- Make Trifta Household Word $1280. After that $1350. A quality No. 2,”” National Gallery, Washington. Teach the children to be thrifty. Habits Mr. Rangor taokgola mecale at Charleston in 1902 formed in childhood are not apt to change pbia in 1907. His paintings also hans car. (All prices f, o. b, Detroit), in several museums of Europe. He i 1Sn aflixr y:firs. Tzze key opening box of was elected to the Natloal Academy s f Desi 906. H 1 HiNIA with more than fifty shines and a S e TR SumorA HOME SET esa astior Tt . - . It had be; Mr. R 4 it . for polishing is an outfit = L B e e e unequalled for economy and he had a large circle of friends . t S J - and convenience. g g N e e mveel Sn Helen E. Jennings of Syracuse. She BLACK—TAN—WHITE 4 d died in Geneva, Switzerland, in June A AR = = or 1015, “rhey had no chilaren. Dealers for New Britain and Vicinity. REAR 160 ARCH ST. Tel. 1204-2 , At all dealers — Take no substitute. SHINE WITH SHINOIA AND SAVE OTIS BEATS ELLIS AT BILLIARDS, Milwaukee, Nov. 7.—Charles Otis won his game here last night in the Interstate Three-Cushion League, de- feating Charles Ellis, former world's champion, by the score of 50 to 44 The game was very fast taking only fifty-eight innings. 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