The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-17
lsneclal to The DemocraN


 Naupatuck, June 17-The flower show held by the garden depart ment of the Naugatuck Women's club at the St. Michael's parish house will close at 10 o'clock to- night, Many beautiful flowers are being exhibited.
 The judges were Lewis Bradley of Seymour and Edwin Melbourne Of Naugatuck.
 The awards were as follows:
 Glass A, Miniature Bouquets First award Mrs. John Shumack, second award: Shirley Kerner; third: Miss Helen Whitlock, Hon. orable mention: Mrs. Henry zwick, Glass B, Nosegays First: Miss Helen Whitlock; second: Miss Paul. inc Smith; third: Mrs. J. Broadrick. Honorable mention: Miss Dorothy BarWick.
 Glass D, Peonies-First: Mrs. H. A, Johnson; second: Mrs. George Gray; third: Lewis Clark, Beacon Falls. Honorable mention: Mrs George Gray.
 Class Y, Roses--First: Mrs. Clif- ford Feeble; second, Mrs. S. r. Bris- tol; third: Mrs. John Broadrick' Honorable mention: Mrs. s. E. Bris- tol.
 Specimens, Roses--First: Mrs. II. A. Johnson; second Mrs. II. A. Johnson; third: Mrs. H. Y. Perkins Honorable mention: Miss Helen Whitlock.
 Glass F, Towering Shrubs--First, Mrs. Andrew Watson; second, Mrs George Barwick; Third, Mrs. An- drew Watson.
 Class c, Perennials--First, Mrs H. A. Johnson; Second, Miss Helen Whitlock; third, Mrs. John Broad- rick; Honorable Mention, Miss Hell en Whitlock.
 Delphinium-First Miss 1verna Birdsall; second, Miss Iverna Bird sail: third, Mrs. John Broadrick Honorable Mention, Mrs. George Zitsman.
 Glass II, Annuals-First Miss Helen Whltlock; second, Mrs. 0. A Teeple; third, Mrs. George Wood.
 Glass I, Artistic Arrangements Tall llving-room, first, Mrs. Johr Broadrick; second, Mrs. Philip Rice third, Mrs. L. s. Andrews; Honor able Mention, Mrs. John Broadrick
 Low living. g.roonl--First, Mrs George Barwick; second, Miss Iver- na Birdsall; third, Miss Rutt Sparks, Beacon Falls; Honorable Mention, Mrs. Lillian Mccarthy.
 Dining-room arrangement--First Mrs. John Broaderick; second, Mrs Edgar R. Wyatt; third, Mrs. Tracy Noble: Honorable Mention, Mrs Carl Swenson.
 End Tables--First, Mrs. John Broaderick; second, Mrs. Eric Kor- ner; third, Mrs. Eric Kerner; Hon orable Mention, Mrs. Edgar R. W. att.
 Hall-First, Mrs. John A. Broad rick; second, Mrs. Victor Burt; third, Mrs. Willis Morrill,.
 Glass J.-Mrs. Howard Bristol first; Mrs. Howard Olson, second
 Glass K.-Dining-room arrange ment on card table: first: Miss He- len Whitlock, second; Miss Eleanor Broadrick, third; Mrs. Harold Brown, honorable mention; Mrs Harold Brown.
 Glass L.--House plants; first: Mrs. Henry Schildgen, ST., second Mrs. Henry zwick, third; Mrs. Hem " Schildgen, ST., honorable men, ton.
 Glass H-Flowers mirrored in glass; first: Mrs. Andrew Watson second: Miss Helen Whitlock; third: Mrs. II. A. Johnson, honorable men, tion: Mrs. Harold Brown.
 Glass N--Children's display; first: Nancy Schmuck, second: Betsy Brown, third: Donald McVickar honorable mention: Nancy Schmuck
 Class N.-Stars were awarded Clifford Teeple, Jr., Betsy Brown Marjorie Smith, Marie Sultana, Ja- net Hubbell, Thelma Anderson Nancy 6chmuck, Patricia Anderson Barbara Anderson, David Brown Frederick Brown and Albert Jones
 Glass P: Bubble Bouquets; First Mrs. II. A. Johnson; Second: Mrs. Clifford Teeple; Third, Miss Helen Whitlock; Honorable Mention: Mrs. John Schmuck.
 Special prizes were awarded to Mrs. Philip Rice for the most ar- tistic arrangement, to Mrs. John Schmuck for the best miniature and to Miss Iverna Birdsall for the best specimen.
 Milk bottles for specimens were furnished by Burke's Dairy, Haw- ley6 Hardware Company had a fine