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WHAT THE N. Y. EVENING JOURNAL SAYS 
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occurred at One 
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8. Joseph B. Hare, 
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FLOWERS OF THE BRONX 
combination than the flower of Bronx girlhood and the 
most beautiful flower that grows in the borough ? Here is 
Janette Adiletta, seventeen, admiring the newest crea¬ 
tion in the world of flowers—the “Chryspopcan'’—de¬ 
veloped after eight years of experimentation by Albert 
Parrella, No. 3380 Ely avenue, The Bronx. The “Chrys- 
popean” may be difficult to spell, but it is easy to look at. 
Parrella grows thousands in his garden at the Ely avenue 
address. 
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