New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 11, 1919, Page 5

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Painless TO INVITE PRINCE OF et ol ; = vania_and Grand Central terminals, | iden police team in that city Wed- | Montague, democrat, Virginia, who e Blanelserif-educated in his art, | the Woolworth building, all these were | nesday, August 20, will engage in a | wanted to know if it was the idea to WALES TO HARTFORD | Full the famee phever realized to the | new to the artist and he laughed and | little soft practice Wednesday after- | divorce the railroads from politics, “is | Hartford, Aug. 11.—Mayor R. J. | him, and receivey aop n2d brought| gioated over them like a boy. For a|noon with the Business Men's “team.” | the only great industry = politically | Kinsella said Saturday that if the the fortune his taleat 1oy Dittance of | time it was believed that he would|IT SHOULD BE SOME GAME. managed. 1 do not want to be un- | brince nf Wales, now in Canads deés SR e G, | recover and perhaps paint | N derstood s saying that it is not efi- | cided to visit New England in his i ¥ B . hawked his| again. A year later, however, he was ! ciently managed. But do believe ur of the United States, he (the Paintings about New York, obtaining| returned to Middletown. WANTS POST OFFICE e aor o ey e o i o :‘("“‘\’M" e s »;m"ce( ;- for them never more than a few dol- lars and undergoing the severest hardships. In 1899 his mind gave way under the strain and he was fak- { en to Middletown suffering princi- pally from a delusion that he was the possessor of g at wealth. He remaine in Middletown asylum continuously for 17 year: during which his followed the trip to the Adirondacks where he died The New WELL I°LL HAVE TOo GO N T WiLL You LET ME HAVE SOME \ Z g STATIONARY AND # ENVELOPES, MV YOUNG MAN P baseball He was brought back to New York | 1in several montkh . but again | s returned to the ylum. Then Among the most fa- Many of Mr. Blakelock’s paintings | were of Indian scenes, painted early| o his career during a st in thel ool primitive west. Eho ey o ernr LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! witl Britain police d team which mee partment the Mer- Wilbur’s Middle Name You WILL FIND SOME| IN THE WRITING commerce commiitee declared that Plumb said in r a higher rate of efficiency if operated | stop over at Hartford. The invitation under the democratic principles of | would be extended through the Brite this bill." i mbassador Representative Dewalt, democrat, Tobacco Habit OUT OF POLITICS Pennsylvania, qucstioned the witness mous of the Blakelock canvasses are: | Testimony Before Interstate COm- | regarding the attitude of labor if the “Moonlight,”” valued at $20,000, ana ’ Plumb bill should fail of passage . owned by the Toledo (0.) mus merce Committee Given By Thereihos hoer aleioat dasit of EaSlly Conquered trance to the Torest,’ Glenn E. Plumb. misrepresentation published,” Plumb RGeS IR 3 & i said. “It was stated that we would | A New Yorker of ‘wide sxperiinosiigy Fvening,” ‘Indian Encampment,”| waghington, Aug. 11.—Glenn force a strike if this plan failed. 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