House-warming at the new Howland store, Bridgeport, November 18th to 21st, 1908. (1845)
Howland Dry Goods Co. (Bridgeport, Conn.) · The Company · leaf 18
re has sold for years,pique finish, glace kid, tan brown and gray, worth $1.15,—75c. Fleeced cashmere gloves, black and colors, nice and warm, worth50c,—30c. Handkerchiefs in right aisle, front. Handkerchiefs for men, all linen, neat initial, worth 25c.,—15c. Womens all-linen and Swiss… … MISS HULSE. Womens Wear Mongst the most-inviting sections of the store is the second floor,devoted to womens wearables all ready for service. It is a spacious,light, well-arranged department in charge of James E. McCormick, whoentered upon his duties with the store in January, 1900. Mr. McCormickis…
Dry-goods · Textile fabrics
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