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Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 26, 1926 · page 5

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445449 MAIN STREET

.OPENING AT NEW 'LOCA TIONi

 

ADVANCE FALL
DISPLAY OF
FURNITURE

Furniture Fashion S h o w
Marks Opening of
Rome‘s New Store.

When the doors of Rome's new
store swing open today, all Stamford
will be treated to a Furniture
Fashion Sliuw that will pm" a de-
lightful treat. Fashions in furni-
ture change—not as rapidly as with
clothes—but often just as radically.
'l‘he traditions of old—the deft.
touches of the craftsmen of old.
combined with modern ingenuity—
have resulted in furniture that is
Rioth fascinating and serviceable. At
Rome‘s, you can see the very newest
trend in hornefurnishings. In this
spacious new store every individual
piece of furniture is displayed to ad-
vantage. Come in any time and
browse about the store. A visit here
is just like a course in correct home-
furnishings.

 

 

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A MONTH-LONG
CELEBRATION

The entire month of September
will be devoted to the Grand Open-
ing of our new store. There will be
surprise window sales-there will be
daily advertisements in the news-
papers—every day of this month-
long occasion will be an attractive
one.

Come — help us celebrate! If
beautiful things delight you — if
great variety impresses you —- if
quality appeals to you—and if low
prices convince you. we know that
you will help us celebrate the Grand
Opening. ..

 

 

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DAILY LESSON

A GEOMETRICAL PROPOSITION.

It isn't often that an advertising
manager of a store has the audacity
to talk to his clients in geometrical
terms but this is an unusual occa-
sion—so here goes:

Given—a desire to have a beauti-
fully furnished home.

To P r o v e—Beautiful homefur-
nishings equals the Rome Co.'s mer-
chandise.

Preof—Romes have the highest
quality homefurnishings at the low.
est prices. (Axiom)

Quality homefurnishings make
beautiful homes. .

Romes tremendous buying power
results in lower prices.

“The Whole Is Equal To the Sum
of All Its Parts."

Proven—The R o m e Company
sells “better furniture for less
money." and better furniture means
better homes.

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PERSONAL

Dear Miss Norwalk:
This is a personal invitation for
you to attend our Grand Opening.

todaY.
THE ROME COMPANY.

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DIRECTORY

For your convenience and as
a guide to our New sure. we
publish this Directory-

 

 

 

 

Basement

Refrigerators. Stoves. Kitchen
Cabinets and Kitchen Furniture.
Metal Beds and Bedding. Odd
Bedroom Furniture.

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Main Floor

Display of furniture from other
doors—L a m p s. Ornaments.
Tapestries. Credit and General
Business Offices.

Second Floor

Lichg' Room Suites and 0d
Pieces; Chinawaret Breakfast
sum; Da-Beds. Ladiee' Rest
Room.

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Third Floor

bedroom and Dining Room
“traitors.

Fourth Floor

 

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STANFORD GRAND OPENING AT

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The New Home Of The RomewC

FURNITURE NEWS

OUR NEw LOCATION

 

Us». Lads the». .

With 35,000 Square Feet Display Space

Formerly

timevnor expense has been spa
tread the richlycarpctcd floor,

MARK TWAIN
ON FURNITURE

The home of the late Mark Twain
in Redding.‘Conn.. had been visited
by burglars. Whereupon the fa-
mous humorist tacked the following:
sign on his front door: “NOTICE to
the Next Burglar: There is nothing
but plated were in this house now
and henceforth. You will had it in
the brass thing in‘the dining room.
over in the corner by the basket of
kittens. If you want the basket. put
the kittens in the brass thing. Don‘t
make a noise; it disturbs the family.
You will find rubbers in the front
ball by that thing which has um-
brellas in it: chiffonler I think th
call it. or pergola, or something like
that. Please close the door when
you go!"

 

ROME’S BUDGET PLAN

 

Whetheryou wish .to furnish a
complete home or buy a single piece
our Budget Plan is of great assist-
ance. It enables you to have your
purchase delivered with just a small
down payment—the balance‘will be
arranged payable as conveninent.

Our Credit Director is always at
your service. Special assistance ren.
dared to Newlyweds in budgeting
their purchases-ask about it.

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LARGER THAN a
THE WORLD’S
TALLEST BUILDING

 

If all of the Rome Associated
stores were under one roof. it would
require a building larger than the"
Woolworth Building. the world's
tallest building, to house them all.
There ' are If Rome Associated
Stores in as cities—collectively cov-
ering acres of door space. They are
manned by thousands of courteous
employees and filled with millions

of dollars’ worth of homefurnishlngs
torn all over the world.

Such a growth seems to rival a
page from Arabian Nights. and yet.
there is nothing musical about it at
all. Honesty and service were used
with lumber to build the drat little
store. and have served as materials
in all the later transactions

 

PROMPT, COURTEOUS
DELIVERIES

Rome's delivery is edlclent’and
speedy. We al'e equipped .to handle
all orders with meticulous care.
Trained future handles-a packers

known as the Miller Hall property,

remodeled and renovated to house The Rome Company.
rod to make this store one of the finest of its kind in New England.

you will be impressed with the beautiful and artistic appointments of Rome's new home.

 

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“BY THESE GOLDEN RULES '
SHALL we BE JUDGE "

The Rome Company, as the Stamford link of the
Rome Associated Stores, has certain business rules
to abide by in their dealings with the public. And
this store practices what it preaches.

“Right or Wrong, the Customer Is Always Right”
A Home Sale is not considered completed until the customer is
thoroughly satisfied with his or her purchase.

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“One Price To All _

Eveiy article of merchandise is plainly tagged. Your child

can get the same price and courtesy here that you would get.

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“Truth in Busrness.
You can rely on the truth in‘ every statement to you. either
printed or spoken. by any member of the Rome organization.

“Quality A Any Price.” .
The moment you enter Rome‘s you have the unique protection
of quality only and nothing else—even in furniture at ex-
tremely moderate prices.

“Not a Sales’ Store.”

We are not assemblers of trust or bankrupt stocks. nor do we
thrive on the misfortunes of manufacturers. Our source of
supply are with the foremost manufacturers in the country.

“No Comparative Values.”
We do not advertise “$200 Suites at $150" The suite is mark.
ed at 8150 and that is all there is to it. We do not play the
game of “put and take."

‘ “Courteous Efficient Servrce.”

Showing merchandise willingly and pleasantly—no purchase
too small to receive careful attention—none too largp. for us
to satisfy. ‘

 

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“Shoppers Are Welcome.”
We do not urge—but lot the customer feel free to buy or not.
as seems agreeable—you can easily walk away at any moment.
YET feel equally free to come again.

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‘ “Our Responsibility.” ..
In our relatias with the public, we assume a distinct responsi-
bility—the responsibility which our leadership in this city dic-
tates—that of providing "better furniture" at lowest possible
prices.

“Your Account Is Welcome.”
Our Budget Plan of extending credit is a grea helpmeet to
the thrifty home-lover. Our Credit Director is always at
your command.

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and oapablb ddivery men are cheer-
fully at your service.

 

 

Rugs and lJnolesma Cedar
Chests. Reed Furniture. Juven-
ile nrniture and Baby Car-

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“LET ROME FURNISH _
. . . YOUR HOME”

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One of the popular slogans of The Rome Co.-—"l.et Rome
Furnish Your Home"—-—has played an important part infhe lives
or thouuds of summd folks—as wen as“ those residing in ad-
,iaceri territorih. The Rome Co. ‘does not merely sell 'furnlture
—-from the moment you make a purchase here our interest in

the building at did-dill Main St.. was purchased by the Rome Co. and has been completely
livery convenience and facility to the furniture business has boil provided for. Neither
From the moment you enter the door and

UNIQUE ROME,

TRADE IN
PLAN '

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'You Can Trade In Your

Old Furniture For New.

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Ro‘dse's wonderful Trade-In Plan
will prove a tremendous aid in mak-
ing yours a better home! Here. in
brief. is the way it is arranged. We
have special arrangements with the
Miller Furniture Company of this
city to take off our hands all old
furniture taken in trade by us. We
will be glad to send an estimator to
your home. He will examine the
furniture you wish to trade in and
quote you a liberal price on it. If
you are satisfied with the price he
mentions. the same truck that de~
livers your new furniture will take
away the old pieces. Then you will
be credited with the amount allowed
on your old furniture—the same to
apply on your purchase of how far-
niture. It is a remarkably conve-
nient and thrifty arrangement. Let
our representative call at your home
now! Remember. if the price he
mentions does not satisfy you. you
are not obligated in any way.

BETTER YOUR HOME!

This remarkable plan enables you
to let your old furniture help you
in bettering your home—makes it
possible for you to effect a really
worthwhile saving on the new fur-
niture you buy! It gives you the
benefit of both the extraordinary
values we are offering and the value
of the discarded pieces you have in
your home now. It is an unusual
service —- the kind of service that
characterizes this store.

 

EXPERIENCED
SALES STAFF

 

Shopping in Rome's is made a
pleasure became of our staff of ex-
perienced furniture. men. You will
find our salesmen are gvrtlemen —
courteous in every respects-9! yoitr
command to serve in the best poe-

 

. \ 1 you never canes—we are ever at your commands. ’

 

 

sible way they can. .

 

 

 

STAMFORD’S BIG ';‘

FRIENDLY STORE ii p "“

 

 

 

 

STAMFORD THURSDAY, AUGUST 26th, 1926

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THE ROME COMPANY

" AT 445-449 MAIN STREET

 

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~ GRAND OPENING THURSDAY, AUGUST 2G

 

Celebrating The Occasion With Good Music, Free Souven-~
its And The Gathering Of N e w and Old Friends! .

 

This afternoon and evening, The Rome Co. will be “at home" in their new location at 445-440 Mall
Street, and extend extend a cordial invitation to all the good people of Stamford and surrounding communi-
ties to visit the new store and inspect its wonderful selections of quality homcfurnishings. Nothing will be
sold on the opening day. as it is planned to make the occasion a festive one. There will be good music and
souvenirs will be distributed to all visitors. Tire entire personnel of The Rome Co. will be on hand to es-
tcud a cordial welcome to all visitors.

A Tribute to Stamford

The remarkable grouih of The Home Co. is a tribute to Stamford itself. When Rome began businesa .
here, eight years ago. there were few indeed who would have dared to predict the wonderful succms and
progress this institution enjoys today.‘ But Rome kept pace with the

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

progress of Stamford—and so today Stamford may enjoy the advantages
to be had from this store—and Justly so. Keeping faith with the public,
honest dealing and giving utmost value for the money, is the foundation
of this business! The Rome Co. is a “home product" and a store that we 4
can all be proud of. Here's a store that can smile. ... . .
PRIZES H ’ AS Th C S 'I
eres tore at an we .
‘ There is “that something” about this store—its inviting interior— I1
is contents of attractive homefurnishings—and last but not. least—the ‘
The Rome Company will award ’ ‘
’ . pleasing personnel of the t in e if t h is i b wi .
_ Gifts '0 th° following. that friendly spirit that susiiFoISe-fTICSdlyn art'eygumosp ere m ued m. f
A store that can smile is worthy of your friendship! \_
l—To the am eight babies born : ‘
in New England on August A
26th. our Grand Opening Day. R 7 N w h e ’ r :
2... m... m. ome s ew are ouse Is Unique '1 ,,
greatest distance. 0 1
ur new warehouse buildin i i ll t d .
3—To the oldest customer on our has 17.000 square feet of «mixing: galia oil 3:: Tloofrgr E:L‘ongilrz'r'rFondlye
‘books. gocliited ne;tr lthehr‘iew store—this warehouse will expedite the receipt and
_ 9 very 0 al a pments. Every article of furnitu e m t i -
‘ :zyfhc youngest "5“" 0‘ "“3 tion in our refinishing and cabinet shop before deiIveryuTs gzsge‘nspec
6—1‘0 the visitor having the
largest family.
a...“ a... mu, muted on a... INTRODUCING THE PERSONNEL OF
closest date to August 26th. THE ROME CO
i—To the couple married the .
m...“ an...” o, m... Mr. L. E. Hays, Jr., General Manager .
To compete for the above Prizes II M
simply state your qualifica- ISWALES DEPAR ENT
tions to any member of tho I“ ' M“ GreaneYi Mgr'
store's personnel. Mr. H. Bolster I
Mr. M. J. Closter. ‘
OUR CREDIT DEPARTMENT AND OFFICES
INTERIOR M ‘ . ,
DE R r. A. Weed, Mgr. ~
C0 ATORS AT M' I M 1 d -
YOUR SERVICE iss . uree MISS C. Mulreed .
MISS M. Kotches Mr. J. Roesman
Before refurnishing your new MISS A' Webster Mr! J0 Rose-
home be sure to consult our interior
decorators who will gladly give you.
without charge, the proper infornia- SERVICE DEPARTMENT
tion to enable you to furnish your Mr. L. Abrams, Mgr.
home in the correct style and taste. '
Let us talk over your furnishing Mr’ S Loeb MI‘. 1' LOCI)
plans with you.
TEL P DELIVERY AND RECEIVING DEPARTMENT ,
E HONE AND M J G u h
MAIL ORDERS r. . a. ag er, Mgr. Mr. H. Denny .'
Mr. S. Bridack Mr. E. Hatter
Prompt and careful attention giv- r
on to all telephone orders. Phone BIN " ‘
“Stamford 6300." or address your REPAIRING AND REFURNIS G . . if
order. "The Rome 00.. Stamford. Mr. T. FIOI'IO , MP. L. Lombardi :3
Conn." All inquiries cheerfully an- “'
swered. A postal card will bring ' ‘3.-
our special representative to your 2'
home. ‘3‘,
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OLD MATRESSES th all h art '*
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CAN BE RENOVATED W1 my 9 i;
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A new innovation of Rome's Bed- 5:
s... .. . m... ....... I give you happiness
whereby you can have your old . ' .. ' ' 2g.
mattress renovated. Before dis-
carding your old mattr consult II. f t 3"}
our Renovating Dept. M years 0 l . E
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FIRST TO “NAME . ..
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Every article of merchandise at you freely and without limitation that Contentment which makes ;‘
Rome’s is plainly tagged Woods me itself a larger Experience- it
and all materials used are given ‘ . V"
their proper names. We were first 1WIdmmmmIbmmntMa place
indtamfordto‘hamethewofla" tollmmoseeveuthanathingoflleanty.lmaheitallfl¢'
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ROME PUBLISHES ITS and friusdehip. adding continually to its f'rcshne- and atmosphesw'
OWN MAGAZINE ii °' “mm"
We publish a monthly furniture “0 AM 1?
fashion magazine at considerable '
interest to all homeloverawhich we
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esu‘naiilaglist. we will gladly Wheamlf-lamfu-aitsrei lashes-amnesia“: .

 

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