The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-05
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One of the largest flower shows ko be given in this city is being arranged for Friday and Saturday, September Eth and 9th at the Bum ker Hill Congregational church. The affair is under the auspices of the Bunker Hill Garden Club and will be shown as the "Waterbury Flower Show" Entrees are open to all who wish to exhibit and ex- hibitors must arrange their own display. All exhibits must be placed by 12 o'clock noon on Sep tember 7th when the hall will be closed until o'clock for Judging. The hall will be open on the previ- ous evening until 10 o'clock for placement of exhibits.
 Among the rules of the show hre that the decision of the judges shall be final; show committee will not be responsible for containers but will exercise due caution in safeguarding them. Exhibits must not be removed until the close of the show unless by permission of the committees. Unless called for at 10 o'clock on September 9th, the committee is authorized to dis pose of all flowers; entry cards will be furnished by the show committee. Tn Class C-E and + containers will be also furnished by the committee and in Class c exhibitors are requested to use in the necks of containers a branch of oak leaves furnished by the committee. More than one exhibit may be displayed by exhibitors but only one prize will be awarded to each exhibitor in all classes ex- cept c and L where exhibitors will be awarded prizes for different va Tieties. Ribbons will be awarded in all classes for first, second and third prizes and in certain classes additional prizes will be awarded. Commercial exhibitors may show hndd~istribute literature in an un- ostentatious manner but no direct solicitation of orders will be al- lowed. In Class G attention is called to the fact that a state law forbids the picking of fringed gen. Han and cardinal flower and in class J the same laws apply.
 The classifications for the entire show include:
 Class A-Corsage bouquets.
 Class B-Miniature bouquets. Container not over inches tall
 Class C-Gladiolus. l, white; 0s pluhs Q, TSQ UT SSdTlcLs 2, puT. ple; 5, lavender; 6, yellow, z, cream or buff; 8, smoky; g, any other color: 10, best spike in the show. Single spikes only, any type, in separate containers. To be judged for quality, variety and color. Must be grown by exhibitor. Containers will be furnished by the committee.
 Class D-Gladiolus. 1, Any type of vase. Other flowers and foliage permitted. Gladiolus must pre- dominate. Judged for artistic ar- engagement. 2, Any type of basket.
 Class E-Garden flowers. l, Cal endulas; 2, Cosmos; 3, Marigolds; 4, Zinnias; 5, Asters; 6, Petunias; 7, Roses: 8, Scabiosa; g, any other flower. Exhibits will be judged for specimen f1owers-form, stem, size and beauty. Three to five stems. Must be grown by exhibitor. Con- tainers will be furnished by the committee.
 Class F-Any mixed annuals or perenials. In any type of vase or other container; baskets excluded, to be judged for artistic arrange pent. | twild flowers. In any type of con- tainer. Judged for variety and ar- engagement. Container will not be scored.
 Class H-Formal centerpiece display. Any number of variety of flowers and foliage permitted. Gen. ker flower spread limited to fifteen inches. Card table will be fur nished by committee-cover by ex-