LEADING  MANUFACTURERS  AND  MERCHANTS  CITY  OF  BROOKLYN


Charles J. SQUIRE

Jeweler
No. 1043 Fulton Street, between Irving Place and Downing Street.-

This gentleman is a native of Brooklyn, and had a thoroughly practical training 
in the watchmaking and jewelry trade before starting business on his own account. 
This he did in the early part of 1886. 

He has a finely equipped, attractive store, with a frontage of 20 feet and a 
depth of 40 feet, fitted up with handsome show-cases, and containing a first-class 
and valuable assortment of gold and silver watches of American and foreign 
manufacture, clocks in great variety, solid gold and gold-plated rings, scarf 
and shawl pins, earrings, brooches, bracelets, and jewelry ornaments of every 
description in the most unique and novel designs and patterns, diamonds and 
other precious stones in beautiful and tasteful settings, spectacles, eye-glasses, 
and a fine assortment of optical goods generally.

A specialty of the business is the manufacture of  jewelry, watches, clocks, 
etc., and all work undertaken is executed promptly, neatly, and at reasonable 
prices. Jewelry articles in special designs are made to order in a thoroughly 
workmanlike manner. 



With Special Thanks to: Cathy Harrison Speciale
Transcribed exclusively for the Brooklyn Genealogical Information Pages: Nancy E. Lutz

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