Louis Sherry

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NameLouis Sherry
OrtssitzNew York City
StraßeSixth Avenue 662
Art des UnternehmensSüßwarengeschäft
AnmerkungenZweiggeschäft: Narragansett Pier.
Quellenangaben[New Yorks great industries (1884) 171]




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Handel mit Süßwaren 1884 [New Yorks great ind. (1884)] 1884 [New Yorks great ind. (1884)] Confectioner and Purveyor




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ZEIT1884
THEMAFirmendarstellung
TEXTThe business of purveying is one requiring a peculiar tact as well as a high order of intelligence, and he who can carry in his mind the countless combinations which enter into the great variety of confections and into the different kinds of delicate food which are necessary to meet the demands of the human appetite as now pampered, is one who has more than an ordinary mind. These objects seem to have been attained by Mr. Louis Sherry, who has given many years of study to this complicated art. He was for some years steward of the Albion Hotel, and head waiter at the Hotel Brunswick for some length of time. Mr. Sherry finally began business for himself as a confectioner and purveyor, in which profession he has been eminently successful. He has prosecuted his business at his present location during the last two years. His store is commodious and elegantly arranged in all its appointments. His stock is large, in great variety, and the most exquisite taste has been exercised in displaying it to the public view. It consists of all kinds of fancy cakes of every name and nature, of icecream of every imaginable flavor, and ices of every possible kind. Sweetbread, lobster, salmon, fried oysters, devilled crab, chicken salad, terrapin, and every other article which could by any reasonable stretch of imagination be included in a confectioner's and purveyor's stock. Mr. Sherry also keeps on hand to loan a large assortment of silver, glassware and china. He also supplies waiters and cooks in any number desired.to serve at parties. Awnings, carpets for steps, dancing crashes, and music furnished on short notice and at reasonable rates. He is also prepared to give prompt and careful attention to all orders from out of town. Mr. Sherry also has a branch establishment at Narragansett Pier, at the Casino, both of which he conducts with the most consummate tact.
QUELLE[New Yorks great industries (1884) 171]