. Floristen Review [microform]. Blumenzucht. 42 Die Floristen^ Review FiBHUAux 13, 1010. SMIL-Schloss. Ft-und Trcas. MILTON SEUNKA, Sekretär der MULTIFUNKTIONSLEISTE HAUS. ScHLOSs Bros., Bänder, Inc SITZ FÜR BÄNDER FLORISTEN, CHIFFON UND NEUHEITEN 31 und 33 East 28. Straße, EW YORK SAM SELIGMAN, Westliche Vertreter erwähnen die Berlew wenn Sie schreiben. Dent, Frau H. S. Substantiv; Schatzmeisterin, Frau Charles Suhr; Sekretärin, Frau H. W. Wilson, wiedergewählt. Erfrischungen waren am Ende der Sitzung von der Gastgeberin serviert. Charles H. Vick war unter den kürzlich gewählten auf den Vorstand dienen.

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 42 The Florists^ Review FiBHUAux 13, 1010. SMIL SCHLOSS. Ft—, and Trcas. MILTON SEUNKA, Secretary THE RIBBON HOUSE. ScHLOSs Bros., Ribbons, inc HEADQUARTERS FOR FLORISTS' RIBBONS, CHIFFONS AND NOVELTIES 31 and 33 East 28th Street, EW YORK SAM SELIGMAN, Western Representative Mention The Berlew when you write. dent, Mrs. H. P. Noun; treasurer, Mrs. Charles Suhr; secretary, Mrs. H. W. Wilson, reelected. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting by the hostess. Charles H. Vick was among those elected recently to serve on the board of managers at the Rochester exposition. E. Brockman is cutting long-stemmed Enchantress Supreme. He has .just re- covered from an attack of the "flu." His son, Arnold, has recently received honorable discharge from the U. S. Army. His other son, Edward, has just undergone an operation, from which he is making a good recovery. Will H. Dildine has been indisi)Osed for several days, but is reported as making a good recovery. Charles W. Curtis is serving on jury this week. Two sections of the large greenhouse range at Fairport, N. Y., belonging to (Jeorge B. Hart, were destroyed by fire which started before .'> a. m. Eeb- ruary 2. A second alarm was neces- sary to summon members of the local fire department, who, on arrival, found that the only service they could render was to save buildings not already ablaze. We understand there was some insurance. The building of new houses lias commenced alreadv. H.J. H. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. The Market. The sun has been shining brightly tlie greater ])art of the time during the last week and the days liave been unusually springlike. Due to this fine weather and to the lengthening days, the cut flower supjdy has increased. Although roses are still rej>orted as scarce, other flow- ers are blooming more freely. The mar- ket is abundantly supplied with narcissi and carnations. A number of freesias and sweet ])eas are to be seen in the floris

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