. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 90 The Florists'Review adoost lo. me. NEWARK, N. J. The Market. The florists' business in Newark is exceptionally quiet. It is only occa- sionally there is a wedding or social event that requires flowers or plants, and funeral work is less in volume than earlier in the summer. Gladioli are arriving in large quan- tities and each week sees a greater va- riety of them. The quality of the flow- ers is good and the price reasonable. Asters come next in volume; the blooms are larger and better and the variety greater. The iceboxes carry limited supplies
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 90 The Florists'Review adoost lo. me. NEWARK, N. J. The Market. The florists' business in Newark is exceptionally quiet. It is only occa- sionally there is a wedding or social event that requires flowers or plants, and funeral work is less in volume than earlier in the summer. Gladioli are arriving in large quan- tities and each week sees a greater va- riety of them. The quality of the flow- ers is good and the price reasonable. Asters come next in volume; the blooms are larger and better and the variety greater. The iceboxes carry limited supplies of roses, valley, lilies and a few other flowers needed for fine work. Notwithstanding the extreme dullness, business is good for this time of the year. Various Notes. George Penek had a eooMooking window last week. In front "was a tank of water, with suitable greens, and gold- fishes, live frogs and small turtles. Banked in the rear of the wdndow was a mass of gladioli. Business is reported just at>out normal for the summer at the flower depart- ment of the Hahne store, on Broad street. William Death, proprietor of the Co- lonial Flower Shop, at Springfield Sum- mit, has sold his shop to a new com- pany, the sale taking effect August 1. During the month of August the shop will be closed. It will reopen Septem- ber 1 under the name of Kose Shop. Mr. Death will remain at Summit for the present. Howard Silcock will be the manager of the new stoie. Robert Roper, 70 years ol<3, a florist on Brooklake road, Chatham, recently was found unconscious under a hedge on Main street, suffering from a frac- tured skull and other injuries inflicted by assailants, who escaped. jE. B- M. Eock Island, m.—The L, Stapp Co., capital $20,000, was incorporated at Springfield July 31, to take over and perpetuate the old established business of iLudwig Stapp. It is a family corpo- ration, the incorporators being L, Stapp, Minnie Stapp and E. H. Stapp. Evanston, Wyo.—"Figures show,&
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