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"' fit of eleven advertisements (of which this is the first)
» 6711.1 endeavor to tell you why you should come to the
'3} me Company in Stamford to buy your furniture and why
14' lquality for quality, you can buy for less money at Rome’s
The Home Company in Stamford is enjoying its seventh year of service
in selling quality furniture at the lowest prices consistent with good
Here in Stamford we have a building of three floors, all devoted ere
clnsively to the merchandising of furniture and satisfaction. We are
interested in nothing but home furnishings, our interest is not divided
with the selling of any other merchandise or service.
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Truly, here is a different store, one whose very atmosphere breathes
satisfaction, courtesy and fair dealing. As a recent customer remark-
ed: "There’s something different and more home-like about this store,
I have the greatest confidence in the Rome Company.” .
We appreciate such a compliment, because we realize that our effort!
to please are not in vain. which is emphasized by the increasing num-
ber of new accounts we open daily.
A LIBERAL CREDIT SYSTEM
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LOW CASH PRICES
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23 - 29 BA .1: 51: STAMFORD. c1:
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Newest Fall Models—Very Latest
Improved SERVICE STEWART Ranges
'At the year’s Lowest. Prices
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‘4 only 41. lnéhea iwlde.
: 0 Porcelain Enamel Finish. in Severe!
Blue or Gray
‘ Models for You to Select from.
The World’s Most Famous Combination
Coal and Gas Range
stoves Since 1832) Delivered, Set Up and GUARANTEED.
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eryzone or its many features“
buntestedandprovenpraotleal.
Theooalandgaaeectlonsareeu-
“91y separate—use one .or both
as you wish.
Built regardle- o! oust to give the
best possible cooking and. baking
service and mm W
The cooking toplssmooehlypol-
lshodsotheentlnranggsogend
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ed with a damp
cloth. flat out
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RANGE ‘SALE ALL NEXT wank
EASY PAYMENTS ARRANGED
‘§ TM!” Fuller & Warren Co., Troy. N. Y., Makers of Good Cook-
'rhe rm' sun-e
aux bit“ 980 Yd.
ma? CLOTH .... 890Yd.
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(4 Wall St. Norwent
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Send to Motor Vehicle
.Department for
w State Bulletins- Ac-
cidents Decrease
Approximately 6.000 extra. copies
or the September bulletin of the
state motor vehicle department deal-
lng wlth the rumour or wiltully nex-
fliant and thoughtless operators have
been requested wlthln less than a
week tram the date or none. _ Fac~
tot-y heads and managers or large
cornmerclal houses maintaining big
automoblle delivery: systems have
asked the department to furnlsh a
specified number or each month’s
issue 3.? ... lbutlon among their
drlvera ln an start to Improve
their driving.
Since the depart ent began the
publication of a. mo thly bulletin In
my. '1928. its circulation has
grown to nearly 5,000 a. month and.
It the present demand is met the
run wlll have to be increased
to 11.000. The bulletin was sus—
pended durlng the winter months
la- tyear; but. it will be continued
this year throughout the wlnter.
' It la a. tact shown by the sum-
flea o! the department that there
has been a decrease during the past
raw montlue in the serloua motor
vehlcle accidents in Connecticut in
proportlon to the total resistratlon,
which may be due to a. general!
tightening up by drivers in the}
‘ .lmple rules of operation. Since ll
'V ".as been discovered that a. great
percentage of acldents are due no
simple departures from good drlvlug
vii-notices. the department bulletins
mun borne down on the kinds of
mistakes which cause most or the
izhvsay tragedles reported. The
ullctinl are wrltten in language
:u-hlch is not "over the heads" of
itlse average drlvers. and the ab-
fsuence of technical terms has on-
‘ couraged the reading or them by
hose who would do their part to
make driving eater in Connecticut.
'11: the current issue. for instance,
considerable space la given to the
matter or improper parking. coast-
lug down hlll. skiddlngand Imper-
toot equipment. all of which are
causes at hundreds of serious accl-
deuta every month.
FRENCH REDUCE
RHINE FORCES
BRUSSELS. Sept. 20.-~The pro-
cess of llquldnflng the Franco-Bel-
gian organizations ln the Bhlneland
ls continulng ln pursuance of the
London agreement to carry out the
Dawes plan. The permit service at
Bad Ems has been suppressed. and
also the aervlce (or exploitation of
the German state forest to the dis?
trial. The Belgian and French cuss
toms officials are returning to tnelr
homes and the liner-allied hlgh,
oomnuulondor the RDlDEImd—‘X’8~
duced its personnel.
ceaseless T0 coxvrzxr.
LONDON. Sept. 20.-~Satlafled that
“public interest requires that chc
House should meet, earlier than 0c-
nober :8." Speaker J. H. Whitley
announced today that the Commons
will be convened Sept. 30.
2.000 JE\\1§H IMMIGRANTS
JERUSALEM. Sept. 20.——A record
was established in August when
more than 2,000 Jewish lmmlgrauta
entered. Palestine.
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R eceiverAppointed
Following Failure of
Day and Heeton -~'-
Sixth Member Gone
NEW YORK, Sept. roe—mm C.
Cone. .722. as receivar in bankruptcy.
aided by expert accountants. today
began an invesugatlon to determine
the losses to crsdltora u a result of
the {allure a: the stock brokerage
firm or Day and Kenton. 9. New York
stock Exchange firm wnlch was
prominent. in the financial dlstrlct
for 58 years.
It was-estimated today that the
llablllties would amount. to about 81..
700.000 and the assets would total
perhaps $1,000,000.
The firm vi-u suspended from the
New York Stock Exchange Thursday
a short.tlme after five of its mem-
bers had notlfled the Stock Exchange
/ time later the petition for the up.
polfitment of a recelver in bank-
that m or the denudation and
disappearance o: the sixth member.
“1'“lethde-
able to meet. lta obllstuona. A short
rupocy was filed In federal court by
three customers or the firm with
claim amounting to 870.000.
Speculations by Chrlatlan. who
on known as the bear trader. were
eald to have caused his dlmcultIea.
He lost recantly'ror a vacation in
Canada. members or the firm said,
but tuatead or returning he wrote
his partners :1. letter whloh caused
them to notify the stock exchange of
the firm' condition.
Founded tn 187! by Willtam Wea-
var Keaton and the late Henry Mills
Day. the arm was tor more than
half a. century con-Idered a. pillar in
the financial district. Mr. Keaton is
78 years old. Christian, about (5
year. old. only became a. member of
the firm In 1919. He started to work '
for the concern when 17.
NOTICE.
The property owner who smiles
when it rains has a good root
WI nan rm emu !
The Norwalk Roofing Co.
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Phone 887—3955
12.14 NO. MAIN ST.
JACOBY’S
THE House or mrnmmnn GOOD cnornns
SOUTH NORWALK-
New
lately.
SUITS and OVERCOATS
To Please Every Man
Lively styles in suits and o’coats for young men. Splen-
did conservative types for older men.
money than we ’ve had at the beginning of any season
25‘T040
Fall
More value for your
Special Showing of
BOYS’ TWOPANTSUITSat
10.98
.NEW FALL DRESSES
They have the air of refinement andgood taste that have
characterized our dresses of previous seasons.
15 T035 '
Special Showing of
LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR HATS
4.98.
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ACCOUNTS
CHARGE
‘2', man 20.1
Glove Ti H
For trimness, quality ..
camfort, here are .
Gloves for you, off
in a Wide varietv .
Buckskins, M oc’h
Capes and Chamois ..
priced right, too.
$1.50 T0 $5.I
Rogers&Stepe
‘ — Two Stores .. '
Norwalk So. No . .
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Joseph Davis '
85 WASHINGTON Si.
80. NORWALK
TOP COATS
AND IT'S
TOP coar mum
$27.50 to $45
NEW FALL HATS
THE RIGHT STYLE
THE RIGHT COLORS
THE RIGHT Palm
$3.50 $5 $7
F. H. BAXTER
DBUGGIST
0 SOUTH MAIN STRHZT
Agent [a Page .2 Shaw. Part
111mm. Green Seal and
undies.
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINIING
South Borwalk.
STOVE REPAIRS
For Any Make of Stove
ALEXANDER'S
50 SOUTH1--'D:I.:II:TLBfl:5
Phone :I
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MEETS EVERY COOKING. NEED
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COAL AND GAS
Only one range reqm) 'red
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