Mrs. Tom Parr or 4 Quintard place
5.5, quite ill at her home. A trained
Illinois in attendance.
I49AN01NG 11.01: c. FAIR TONIGHT
rGrélce Bros.’ Orch.
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'Former Mayor .‘Cazi Axel Hurstrom ,
r has been ill at his home on Prospect
avenue, but is now improving slowly}
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'M1._and Mrs. Charles\’. Searing
‘jand daughter, Helena of Union N. J.
are visiting M1. and Mrs. Robert G.
Mitchell of FiaxI Hill Road.
O'B rien.
E—Men’s and Boys Oops.
Principal Harry W. Blake and fam—
ily of Norwalk have removed to Stam-
ford. where Mr. Blake has accepted
the position of prin ipal of the high
school. '
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odrly at old pricey}.
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'A trained nurse is in attendance
n “r and Mrs. Stanley“. Redient
o are ill at their home. 7 <(Zente1'i
one". A slight improvement. was!
-I reportedyesterday. 1., ( '
W000 HA8 VARIED
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, With the, completion of the né-w 093
w of the E H.Hotcl1‘.1.7'ss 00., Hoyt
Street. an amount of gold‘Tetterlng in« 5‘
eluding the name of the plant. has
been inscribed on the windows or the
oifices. H. B. G. Ryder did the work.
TESTED AND PROVED lN HAN-
DLING GREAT BUSINESS
PROBLEMS.
‘ By EDWARD S. CLARK.
me time to
4.9111 Hats and Umbrellas. O'Brien
....n ”*0..-
Wadnesday oxening on “est invenue
" 11 front of the home of Chas. L. Bark
3. er, when she slipped on the sidewalk.
hwere cut on the knee and sex eral
bruises and sprains resulted
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fames Conroy of issues street. wh
BIVII. EXPERIENCE;
ADMINISTRATIVE QUALITIES ARE 1
lime people ask.
"What has been the administrative
Elton R. Snén of 11 Blakeley land business emerienve o: 1.eonard Earning!
street gaffe» 11 Wood? Vhat has been his experience!
‘9 an unfortunate fall with men outside of the army? W‘lmt great work of reconstruction were Wes
does he know about conditions In the iSEEECtm fronf tfie people of the Island. ‘
dln'erent parts of the United States sThe Cubans were taught government
and in our overseas possessions? Has j Whgfhtheufovemmeflgl“fls be"? hgllt‘
he an U101 ough knowledge of foreign an "3 ey “'9"! 3 e to "III l W on
1111113111111 0: our foreign relations?" the ""9 0f "“3 island “‘88 turned over I,“ the caste ”91““ in the WY. one
of ! 'to its inhabitants of which occurred at the Mexican bor-
0 Leonard Wood have been tested and
.INAV Y “CASTE"
Ivarieth-s or it than it lms been the lot ‘ ATTACKED BY
of many men over to have placed up— -
i"" their shoulders.
Not long after this there came the
greater opportunities in liuvuna. it
lwas necessary to re-write the elm-.tlon
sot make themJlt the habits of the
people. Production had to be stimu-
lutcd for agriculture was the main
source of the island's Wealth. Here
fagaln the some measures were follow
mi and as :1 result lllele “ere esiulr
vlished law and order protection of
lure and property and liberty with-
in the law.
These were the foundatloh stones.
Wood knew that the government must
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Contlnued 'From Page Four.
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Has No Place in America.
oillcers in our toy army.
stitutlon.
It is copied
e officials engaged In the life,
easily mastered?"
' instance. Cited.
mImwrnu-mummmmmm
fncrandflarxclothea ammmm ware PM:
we don't want. to anythmoveraowovendncedthe
price as a special inducémeut.
' The greatest values you everIuw. _
Suits and Over-coats. for men and young men. .‘
Rogers ('7 Stevens
T W O STORES
CO.NG TIISON
"It was never entitled to a place or
«even consideration in America. U11
fortunately it was taken’up somewhat
early by a few of tho small circle of
' it even took
root in the soil of “’est Point and has
‘never ceased to grow in the rare and
ratified atmosphere of that great in-
by many of
"it! Cubans and so 90 pprI “1036 dinning into the army from civil
for why should they permit the
t Pointer to excel in a lesson so
Congressman Tilson cited instances
mmmwmmr
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So. N orwalk
kind that counts in a crisis.
“My conception of an emcer is best
expressed by that affectionate Anny
pet name, ‘the old mah.‘ He should
be a “daddy' to his men. True, he
must be 11 Just. tirm and somewhat
Spartaner father. but if he has not
a heart large enough to go and in-
clude every man in big outfit be it a
company. a. regiment, a division, or an
army. then he is not a good omcer.”
ANDREW J. BELL DEAD.
Talcntod Young Man Carried Away
by Pnoumonia.
STAMFORD, Jan. 31 -Andrew J.
Bell died Friday evening of sumo
nia, after an illness of to y-oight
hours. He was the son of Mr. and
Mrs: Harry Bell, at. when home the
amenl,.whlch will be private. will be
held today at 3:30 p. 111. 'Mrs. Bell.
who was Minnie A. Little, is critical
iy ill of pneumonia, and has not been
Saturday 15 the la}? day you can
buy No.1 Royal Plantation Coffee at
thesabbve price. , 1.111111 of five pounds
to a customer. "
Fancy Ceylon To”: Sue value. “1.. ,,,,, 45c
;: Nucoa Nut Glen. the "B’s best. lb. ,,,,, 35,.
< ChoiceJuicyGraneW ....... ,mloc
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Very Best Creamery Butter. usual Beckmann
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Swift’s Pure Leaf 11ml. h. 30:. Compound '51 t
Domino Golda Syrup. 29: she can. .......... 11:1»
5 Krystalak Po m (lakes 5 charts). 113111:
Warrantcd Good Etta. donut ........ -. ......
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Large Juicy Florida Gimmes. per dozen ...... inc
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ratio
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Whemlt became necessary to reor-
der in 1916, when a lieutenant of the.
has been confln
Past. three months
first part 01' next “5“,"
,t‘hestra. Town Assembly Hall,S.1l‘{l:'
(1111 night. Efittheu bit-G
31711.11 Splan Soloisis.
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lepaiied.
mentry.11l1ile the
the electrical changes.
to his home the . proved. No Ametit-nn living has been
now getting along tried more thoroughly than be in com-
nicely and will piobobly resume du—
ties with Glendcnin'4‘s drna‘ store the
‘-—GRACE BROTHERS SlNGlm or: "
111th and F‘ Iument to the administrative ability of
‘I The home of George M Benedict/51% smtexmuns‘lup.
E1111 street. ser-iousl; damaged some]?
ago by fire is bring renmated
Contractor VViili'am B. Ii
chards is making the alterations in‘
Dudley Cullen ments in a section of the city oi: Bos-
cai Compan) has the contract 1011 \Vllele- the P801‘ 11W?“
plex fields of constructive civil work.
ndministraihe “ork of the highest
order 11h ch canied with it the notes-
,sitv for t 9 exercise or keen business
11011111911. 1
Tin.- 1epublic of Cuba built 41mm
film deulocraytic foundations is 11 mon-
01‘ of the Union I‘m-inc
glleonnrd Wood. In the Philippines is
to be found anothet monument to his
Leonard Wood graduated in medi-
lcine from Harvard Unixerslty in 1884
and sened for more than n y'eal in
one of the gloat hospitals later to
take charge or the charity depart- be pursued in reorganizing the courts.
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Not long after the completion of our years.
Wood’s work in Boston he become an
assistant surgeon in the 1111113. comingi
1“}.1‘ sh ,1 ‘.
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1:13 founucd 1'21 tin. laws
Mos slim oils and Ohio. Roads
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l-four years in California. 1-. Kn: :
' the state many times in 1-'1.‘~:1.~.11.-1- .11“!
ganlze the Cuban railroads Wood se-
cured the services of Sir William Van
Horne. president of the (‘nnndlnn Pa~'
rifle. and of Granville M. Image. build-
The same geneml policy was fol-
lowed in dealing with the problem off
cming for the tens of thousands of
orphans that had been left by the war.
Homer Folks commissioner of chari-
ties of the state of New York. was’
called to Cuba by Wood to old in tlie
Leonard Wood was in Cuba hoot
He left tl1c1‘c.n reorgan-I
men in the Connecticut Nations
Guard of which the Congressman was
‘Lieutenant Colonel. had 'been put out.
Another was the use of a regular
army oméer instittrting at one of the
training camps at the beginning of
the war who told a class or new otll
cars that he lived at a lonely post in
establishment of a system for pl'K'li’ig the Philippini-s for nearly a year and
and per-muncntly-emlng for these lit-
tic dcsolates. Chief Justice “bite
of the Supreme court 01' the United:
States. 111 that time an associate gins-l
tire. was consulted as to, the method to i
only white man at the station.
men for the purpose of discipline.
$3 .000 unin 1 111 r . , " ,1. ~ .11 .- ."M
.into contact 111111 the w cstonl phmm i;e‘nmsdmz 11 cm scorn. 111. 3 in the Bull . e ....ent Conditions.
‘ I sugar 0! it n i:.f‘|‘ 'lf'x )00. "Tbs?“ hi‘i ,1, . 1.11 out Of the~reccnt
man. the miner the movie genclul \, 000 “f ,
21nd ghing much of his time to the tons, sound 1: m' r m” l l.1u.;me WHT‘ Kit" 1‘" ‘ ’ ":1 'my 01M!" War
ublic works. :1 111m «'1 -1... .f, n - ' - 1 1
Hunt: of assisting the Indians and Y.“ Ruindation .mp. . ,..,- ,5: ‘1» _ ) : at‘he‘ii ;: «1' 1111:; 2113131 1.1.1 the pm of
a study of the 11110101118 of mm i 1...”: the pm... fn 111. 4111i i1:;'111- “it" d W“ whims in many
inn31r9dgma;m“ ] \V I gil‘ifi'. Til." 541- mi 5 Mom \1'131-01 \\'11ul.c“97‘35 CI rcsenim m 11;;1instArm. (fl?
‘1en 01‘ 190mm 0031 .14 '.- vum
cers as a old 4 and in my judmnn
it is one of t‘ '3 n1):tu:.1"'o .111m ‘ 1111;
regular army refused to cabin a res-
taurant. until half a dozen enlisted
that during all that tune he diii'lrot «held the
exchange a. singio word outside of the
'line of omclal busines‘a with his ser-
geant. although thc sergeant was the
The
ins tructor‘told the story as an mmplejn
of how strictly caste lines should be:
izcd and sound banking system 1: drawer betwccn officers and enlisted
'rood railroad system no debts, nearly
ibis duties and extended i.;:
.1
occasion required into the states
the Northnest.Tl1cn for 'tv 0 wars
was in service in the South‘, buvgiu
headquarters in Georgia.
From the South Leonard Wood 11 out
touhc (it\‘ of “'ushiugton, where his
work brought him into dailv minim-i
11 ith Gravel Cleveland. Then he had
the some intimate relations with \Vil-
linfib McKinley and the men of his
time.
, Leonard Wood‘s sum Ame administra-
.tive duties began. H11 11 as made the
governor of the city 01’ $.11!Ti,"'.'0 and
a few weeks later of 1111- and” e east-
. on: half 11f Cuba.
Under Wood pron uring was abob.
lshed. industry was built up. agricul-
tune rehabilitated? Lospitals organ-
' iced. Equipped and maintained. ten»
,’ of thousands' 01,1190le clothed and
..: lei—and all this done in a thorough
businesslike manngr I: was done un-
tribulations which- dross from
the fact that: the people were im-
wet-label} to the point of starva-
tzum 1-14,
i’ .'
All Money Then came the Spanish war and lb!
~ “ . g ’ ,1uil1e campaign int Cuba as the (-1-!-
delimited ’lonel of the regiment of 1';0u:h riders '
. . 31 of which Theodore Roost" volt 11' as the
”1 this bank '\ lieutenant colonel.
on}, More At the close of the f‘pnnfzh we:
m Milan.
4
1 1-.1- bum \ hich made communication
(iv '11:.‘llospituls ercctcd under his
':1penisi0n were of the highest type.
Lord Cromcr Enid he wished this
American officer was available to 10l-
lflmv him in his rcconstmction \‘.“0 'IT'
5 in Egypt. Elihu l.00t~s'~i«l‘th: 3 1101-2;
"osmosis paralit‘lul in colonial pos-
scssions any11'l1cr".’_l‘-hcoil0rc Roose-
disturbing 01321.1' lb of 313-1 at
continuedjii. Z‘iia'nn. ' ; ~
"7.11M has caused the growth 121'
such a feeling? Some have though.
it. an unconsc (us (ontogion trout sol
3' fr and soviet government in tarot"
Rue- 121 Sonic limo thought it age
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‘3‘; “31 t-‘i‘i‘ “Ema“ wood “has 2:133:13; apmixfiagaga
1“,", Jrc “gaff“ £1 (3:220 "an king militarism. dometimeg called Pl‘u min".
years ago. “amid have made him I ,mny,‘v I 1‘
_1lm‘0 mixul 111: with the sun god in va- .1, ~ " Ci‘t’x‘i" “‘9 Amy.
1': on; “'11st i “None 13! these has exercised more
1 IAtIfger 21c Gabon expfirmn'ffii good 6:: a very remote and indirect elect.
111 or rcycnrsin 9 one:
1...... «m» .111; ...... .. admixtulmas
establishing a civil government, this
time “among a Mohammedn npéople. 91.13% to a slice in M $.11“
There he did the some «minim am given £131“: m
w ork he did» in Cuba; . 9‘18 93°30. fig}. 1 Wmeaw
This period of residence in the Phil- tum mdimnlhc fill their;
11:31:” 31152 W003! an enmity co I1: that; 1: an enlisted man; should once
a y can on: fie ti colo- ,
mes, Borneo, Singa Idiscoj‘g- that an, calculi: m in .
in close touch with ,
Japan and along
wood traveled ,
flmewrith the : '
was Lord Grower in w Bio
gained and‘
which It til
retained or n;
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tutu-med of the death at her husband.
Arthur W. Bell in a brother of the do
ceased. His sister is the wife 0!
Judge Charles D. Lockwood.
For several years Mr} Bell was
manager of the Harry Bell insuranc‘I
agency. to which he had recently been
admitted as a partner.‘ He was fond
of outdoor life a. crack shot. and one
of the most expert fishermen in the
state. By his genial and kindly (its
position he _made many friends and
In. Mr. Bell was named to.
his grandtather who took' .1 prominent
part 111 the de1elopment of Stamford
and formerly lived in Rowayton.
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