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Federal Census Shows 4,700
Farms, Out of Total of
22,655—Fairfield Is Next
in Rank—-Ofliclal Figures
Giving Agficultaral' Con-
ditions In Connecticut
or the 32.855 isms in Connecticut
' 3t the time of the taking of the 1920
Menu censxs Hartford County red
:with 41.708 standing to a compilanon
by the state board of agn-
culture. The farms were distributed
among the other countri§ as follows:
New Haven. 2.697; New London. 2.-
74“}; Panic-Ed, 3.874: \Vindham. 2.-
21:; Litchfzeld. 3.1341: Middlesex. 1.-
412; T011336. 1.9?7. In Hartfoni
County. £01 farms were operated by
tenants. which was the barges! whiEe
madzesex Cuunn‘ had only 3:25.er
tenant faunas
The rate of the mortgage debt to
the value of the farms was 31.3 in
Hartford County. with 2218 percentage
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tunes of which have been published
from time to time.
fEELERS PUT
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RICA. Iatvia. Dec. l.——-D€-spite de-E
mills by former Premier Keresskj‘ and
' Bufiian Soviet officials. it
‘hefieveej in. Riga diplo c Circies
that teeters have beer p... 2m recent-2‘
is by Botshen’k representatives and.
agents of the Russia: Soda? RevOEu—z
fionarzr party to sound out the ;m&<-’
bility of reaching 9:. wment for.
emu-13m of some of Kemnsky's party
into the Moscow government. 5
That these negotiations. so far. hate
met with littje or no success is. aisd
generally believed.
31. Tchemofi. one of the leaders of
Kemnx‘iy‘s “.3 who is new at 82-3
ml. is 5;st to have discussed the mat-3
ter wét‘; Maxim Litvinofi. chief of the‘
Soviet dipiomaxic missions ébmadf
the was at Revel on an unexplainedi
mud. . 3
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final—3' leader-s remaining in
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to their commées 1;: exile at Prague. 5%
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tilts for finding mg .0
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apparatas but that Boishevism. as .3.
men. does not exist." 3
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MEMBER OF A PIONEER ‘f 3.
PARIILY DEAD! .3.
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, "i Mary J. Hammad. Bl Sinoef
August—Grandmas Settled
in Mt. Vernon Many
Years Ago.
His Mary J. Raymond. 45 years!
old. a member of a family numbered‘
among the earliest seztIez—s in Mount:
Vernon. died this mom—Jag at the?
flaunt Vernon Hospital after an 111-?
ness since August. She had been in‘
poor hearth for the East year but her
illness did not become serious until.
August. Her home was at 37 North ‘
Seventh avenue.
The grandparents of the deceased
fitfled in Mount Vernon many yeaxs’
in the days when Mount Vernon.
m oniy a hamlet. Her grandfather.
as a buiider. Her father was born“
in Mount Vernon but her mother came 4
from Scotland.
The (Seaweed was highly regarded
by a Lost of friends. For years she
had leer: active in the work 01th::-
First M. E. church and was connected
fith‘ the Methodist Board of Foreigl
Mj§§ons at '150 Fifth avenue. She
being the head of a department. _
The funeral services win be con-
ducted tomorrow evening at 3 o‘clock
at the mortuary parloxs of Burr Davis
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piste in Rowayton. Conn. The de- :
ceased is waived by a brother, Alec 9.
Raymemi. of New York—Prom The .3.
Sioux}: Vernon Daiiy Argus. Monday,
November is. 1921.
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See Our Display of PleaSing‘ J » Gifts
Of all gifts, Furniture is the most sensible. V'\Vhab else can render
so continuous a sewicefindb
as a good piece of Furmtpre.
' they should give «their frlen
avail themselves of the:
articles for the home, gifts 7
ciated. Come in and see them at your ear
many
e so generally useful for so long a time;
To thosewho are perplexed as to What
(18, we extend an invitation to come in altd
pleasing Christmgsfgift suggestions m
our store. We have. hundreds of useful, practlcal and'brnamental
that will be long remembered and appre—
liest convenience. ‘
A Big Showing
Of These Comfortable '
Windsbr Chairs
At $11.00 to $25.00
Every home «should have a Set of
these quaint WindEc‘i‘r chairs. All
have comfortable backs and arm
rests, some of the backs have cane
panels. All are W911 constructed
and come in a highly finished
mahogany »
Why Not
This spinet desk would make
a dandy Christmas gift. Upon
seeing it you will appreciate its
f a u l t l e s 3 construction and
superb polished finish. 15 good
full size, has three small draw.
ers for valuable papers ;-is fin-
ished a rich mahogany. '
Of Handy Smokers
Be sure to include in your
gift list one of' these smoking
stands for the smoker.
It is
gift that. wm be appreciated.
They come compiete with stand
and glass ash tray and match
holder combined. Finished in
mahogany. '
2 Priced in... V
$2.00 to ' $2500.
A Beautififl
Cedar, Chest
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$12.00 to $55.00 ’
How about a cedar chest? 1?»
costs no more to give one such
a as we are here shovfifig than it.
does to give one at inferior
quality. “ A sure safegbard
against dirt. dust and moths.
Made of genuine aromatic red
cedar. of best construction. and
beantifzflly finished.
mm:
gift.
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A savings bank book};
is a most aeeeptable
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' CLEARANCE SALE OF HATS
, Nothinglikeit ever ofima'inthe city.
Priced $1.00, $1.50, $1.98, $2.50 and $2.98
cons-son REAL BARGAINS
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Pharmacy
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Old Well Cigars Are Back at Pre War Fritz-«r.
Our 01d Wen Fine is again on sale; also our 0111 Hemestead
seflmg at 8 cents; 2 for 15c, and
Our Peflecto Banquet selling at 10 cents each
These three brands are the best value possib’se. No one «4.; c2135; 5.
7, better Cigar for the Money
The Old Well Cigar Co.
A SPECIAL LOT OF
EMERSON’S MEN’S SHOES
Dark Mahogany, Gun Meta! Calf and Vici Kid
' At 56.00 a Pair
com: IN AND SEE THE]!
31 Wuhs'ngton' Street, 'Seuth Rex-wan: eon,
SIGN PAINTER
anywhere
Electric Sign: a Specialty
A. Toth
10 Laxhagton Avenue. SW '
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Signs of every descriptionland;
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FURNISHINGS .
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BOYS AND GIRLS
it tho '
, CIEHLDREN’S STORE
:7 Wu: Washington 8t. s. “M
A Splendid Showing
of Sewing Cabinets
$7.75 to $80.00
Inc‘mde one of these handy
Pasta-i113. Sewing eabinets in
your gift list- There isn't a
woman who uses the needle that
wouldn't be glad to receive one.
The): are well made and
finiahed.
'Massive ~Overstuffed
Chairs and Rockers
$42.50 . to $95
One of these massively overstuffed, chairs or
rockers would make a dandy gift. Liven up his
favorite corner with one of tbese handsome chairs
They are all of durable construction, have either the
roll arms orthe comfortable Turkish pillow arms.
Many of. the Chairs in our display have Wing backs.
All seats and backs are of the full spring construc«
tion and come in a flowered tapestry cosfering. Come
«in and see how easy and comfortable they are.
A “’ell Made
,Music Cabinet
$16.00
Just the {hing to keep loose-
Ieaf music- filed away so that
you can locate it when wanted.
Mack of select Stock, finished in
3‘31an or mahogany. '
83 B“;
Davehpbrt
End tTables
There is 110 gift quite equal to
one of these dainty end tables.
Cbme in and see the largedis—
play of these tables, then pick
out one for Christmas tie-Every.
They. are in the mahogany
finish. ’
These Are Only :arFew' of Our Gift Suggestions. Come In and
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SLIPPERS
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Start the «Christmas ' upping NOW 1'
“We are ready with a most. attractive éhotigg of OBIS 3—2—3253 (3P .,
FERNITSRE, 2km will make most sanszactory presents 4.
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Purchases Smed Free for Future. Delivery.
Raymond £9" Son
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We Take Orders Sow for Made to Order Persona}
Christmas Cards and Deliver Them Later
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Telephone 1085 South Halt: Skeet Open Ewan:
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% PALACE BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE BUILDER}
DRESS SHOES
are thinking 31}me Cbrfistmas and what, ;
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-. or a pair 0'; evenix}; flippers.
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“=9 days when 5m;
shoaid buy. 55.633 a mom
a pair or sari-e: "
Palace Bootery's‘fieasenahle and Seasonable Footwear
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and belt; in (he brown, heater and :«EE
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some with pockets
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1310 Rafi Avenue
Between Oak and Center
Phone Bum. 5586-2
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Norwalk Chronicler