The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-08
THE FLOWER SHOW.
LIST OF THOSE FORTUNATE IN
 SECURING PRIZES.

Many Out-Of-Town People Present
 All Admired the Beautiful Flowers
 and Handsome Plants-Will Remain
 Open This Afternoon and Evening.
 There was a large attendance at the flower show yesterday During the aft rnoon many out of town people at tended, and all were loud in their praise Of the fine showing made by the vari- ous competitions and exhibitors, The display of ch"ysanthmums, which is the best seen in many years, was much ad- mired. The fruit shown is of excep- tional quality, and the luscious grapes fairly made the spectators sigh for a taste of what they were only privileged to look upon The display from the Yale botanical gardens by MT. Murry was very much admired, as was also the exhibits of Messrs, Robert Patton and David Kydd. Lang's orchestra played at intervals during the day and their selections were very much appre- ciated. The show will remain open this afternoon and evening and lovers of | flowers will do well to witness the dis play. The following is the prize list:
 The awards of premiums are as fol- lows;
 ssECTIoN A.
 Class 1.-Best group of plants and cut flowers arranged for general effect not to exceed one hundred square feet floor space open to florists only first, Frank Platt company.
 Class 2.-Best group foliage and flow ering plants not to occupy ocer seven ty-fve feet of floor space. (Given by Mrs H. I, Bennett). First, Robert Pa ton; second, D. Kydd.
 Class 4-Best display of seeds, bulbs, tools and garden fixtures, first, E., Platt.
 Class 5.-Best collection of orchids. Given by Professor H. w. Farnam). First, Henry Cliff.
 Class 6.-Best specimen palmfi, any variety. (Giyen by MT. Pierce N. Welch). First, D. Kydd, Robert Patton.
 Class 7-Best specimen cycas. (Giv- en by MT. W. B. Fenn). First, Ernest Carroll second, Patton.
 Class S.-Best specimen tree fern, any variety. (Given by MT. H. c. Warren). First, Kydd; second, Patton.
 Glass 9.-Best specimen rubber plant. (Given by Mr. Joseph Porter). First, Caroi; second, James Bruce.
 Class 10.-Best specimen asparagus, any variety, first, A. Bretschneder; second, A. J. Thomson.
 Glass 11.-Best specimen Boston fern. (Given by Mrs. Reynolds.) First, Car roi; second, Bruce.
 Glass 12-Best specimen nephrolepls personii, first, Bretschneider; second, Kydd.
 Glass 13,-Best specimen adiantum fern. (Given by MT. Vaughan, seeds man, New York. First, Patton; sec- ond, Breitschneider.
 Class 14.-Best three greenhouse foli- age plants. QGiven by Mrs H, J. Ben netD. First Kydd; second, Patton.
 Class 15-Best three greenhouse flow ering plants. (Given by MT. A. B. Treat), First, A. Breitsneider.
 Glass 16.-Best six ferns, six varieties in pots or pans not over twelve inches. (Given by MT. Phelps Montgomery) Patton; second, Carroi.
 Glass 17-Gest six nephrolepis ferns in pots or pans not over eight inches. (Given by Mrs. H. J. Bennett). First, Patton; second, Carrot.
 Glass 24-iBest specimen chrysanthe- mum plant in pot not over twelve inch es diameter, trained in buch form, ((GWen by MT. Phelps Montgomery) First, Carroi
 Class 25.-Best specimen standard chrysanthemum plant in pot not over twelve inches in diameter. (Given by Miss E. Woolsey).
 Glass 26.-Best twelve chrysanthe- mum plants, in six varieties, one flower to each plant, to be grown in six inch pots. CGiven by Mrs. J. D. Dana). First, w. Angus.
 Glass 27.--Rest six chrysanthemum pants, six varieties, one flower to each plant to be grown in six inch pots. (Given by MT. C. Vordenbaum). First, W Angus.
 Class 2S-Best twenty-five ehrysan- themum plants six or more varieties, with six or more towers on each plant, in pots not over seven inches in diadne- ter. (Given by MT R. Trowbridge). First, A. J. Thomson.
 Glass 29.-Best six pompon chrysan- themum, plants, distinct varieties, in pots. (Given by C. Wirts). First. H. Cliff.
 Glass 3O-Best collection of fruited branches of trees, shrubs and vines (Given by Elm City Nursery company. First, D. Kydd, Jr
 Glass S3--Most artistic basket or berries, flowers and autumn foliage. open to ladies only. (Given by Gustave K Amrhyn), First, Mrs. Breitzenei de'.
 SECTION B.
 Open to amateurs only.
 Glass Best specimen palm. (Giyen by F. S. Platt company). bulbs valued at -. First, James Moore
 Glass 2.-Best specimen fern. first. George Stevenson; second, Moore.
 Glass 3.-Best specimen Boston fern, first, Stevenson; second, moore.
 Glass 4--Best specimen rubber plant, first, Moore; second, Stevenson.
 Glass 5.-Best specimen chrysanthe- mum plant. CGiven by Mrs. Elford Trowbridge). First, James Moore. Class Best three chrysanthemum plants to be grown in six inch pots. one flower to each plant. Prize by MT. Mailhouser). First, Stevenson; second. Moore.