Holbrook, Glazier & Co. advertises that it is liquidating its stock

01/22/1896 |

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The Courant published an advertisement for Holbrook, Glazier & Company, that the store was looking to liquidate its entire stock of men’s and boys’ shoes in the next 30 days.

The store had over 2,000 pairs of these shoes in stock, which were

  • All kinds and grades
  • In 4, 5, 6, and 7 wide
  • At savings of $1.00 to $1.50
  • Being sold for cash

The store sought to liquidate its stock because of the recent death of Caleb Holbrook.

Caleb Holbrook died on January 10, 1896.

  1. “The Opportunity of a Life Time to Buy Men’s and Boys’ Shoes”
  2. “Remember, we make No Poor Goods – all are first-class”

The store was located at 42 Union Place.

Holbrook, Glazier & Company.  “The opportunity of a life time to buy men’s and boys’ shoes,” Hartford Courant, January 22, 1896, page 8.

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