The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-07
Flower Show Judges
 And Committees Set
Andrew Bell Chairman of Third Annual Casper Davis
 Competition Wednesday and Thursday
WATERVlLLE
Correspondent-Mrs R. ". Henion, Telephone s-546z

Waterville, Sept. 7-The third an- nual Flower Show sponsored by the Casper s. Davis, Jr., Post 136, Amerl- can Legion, will take place Wednes- day and Thursday, September Il and 12, in Sprague School gymnas- ium, with the following committees in charge: Andrew Bell, general chairman; c. Arthur Dubois, treas urer; Mrs. John Byrnes, secretary; Mrs. John Rogers, Clerk; Mrs. George Caldwell, Clerk; Mrs. Fred erick Seidel, Clerk.
 Hospitality-Mrs. Everett Cook chairman, Mrs. Clifford Northrop Mrs. Edward Martin, Mrs. Frank Carney, Mrs. Frank Smith.
 Equipment - Patrick Moriarty chairman, o. Harold Hunt, Frederick Hoadley, Emil Wilkie, Harry Simp- son, Chester Brickett, Rudolph Hackbarth, Louis Dadaria. Floor committee Clifford North rop, chairman, E. Lester Platt, Wal ter Painter. Frederick Seidel, Will. liam Harvey, Anthony Turcotte Frederick Poudim. 1 Door Committee-C. Arthur Du Bois, chairman, Mrs. John Nc Mahon,. William Rooney. Russel Atherton, George Caldwell, Dr. R H. Watkins, George Goggins. Publicity-Mrs. R. w. Henion chairman, Mrs. William Rooney, Ev- erett Cook, Joseph Kenney, Johr Byrnes, Harry Gordon.
 Entries Wide Open Entries will be open to all who care to exhibit and invitations have been extended to the garden club. of Cheshire. Woodbury. Waterbury Naugatuck, Torrington and the Fed. erated garden clubs of Connecticut
 The judges will include: Alex. Cumming, of Bristol, authority or gladiolus. perennials and annuals and G. T. Bowler, florist at Fultor Park, who has replaced MT. King well known for many years. The! will judge the straight classes O gladiolus, perennials, and annuals.
 Walter Hardesty, one of the bes known authorities on dahliaS, vii be a judge of the straight classes of that group. assisted by Charle! Hobbs. Mrs. Bernard M. Allen anc Mrs. William H. Bassett. will judg' the arrangement classes.
 The doors of the gymnasium vii be open Wednesday from 3 unti 10 D. m. and Thursday, from Il a. m. until g p. m.
 Straight Classes
 Gladiolus
 Single Spike in a container 1, White: 2, Pink or Salmon 3, Lavender; 4, Purple; 5. Red; 6 Yellow: ', Cream or Buff; 8 Smokey: g. Any other color; 10 Best spike in classes to g. Vase of 10 spikes
 II, Any Color. Dahlias Large, over T inches
 Single bloom in a container. Sten not exceed 18 inches. Natural foliage requested.
 12, White; 13, Yellow and Cream 14. Orange, Buff and Bronze: 15 Red, Crimson and Maroon. 16, Pink Salmon and Rose; IT, Lilac anC Mauve; IS, Violet and Purple; ls Bi-colored; 20, Any other color; 2l Any color. Open to novices only. p Largest and most perfect bloom il classes 12 to 2l.
 Medium, 1-2 to T inches
 23, White; 24. Yellow and Cream 25. Orange, Buff and Bronze, 26 Red. Crimson and Maroon; 27. Pink Salmon and Rose; 28, Lilac am Mauve: 29, Violet and Purple: 30 Bi-colored; 31. Any other color; g. Best bloom in classes 2S to 3l. Vase of 3 Blooms
 33, Any colo:. Ball or Show.
 Vase of s Blooms
 34. Any color. Pompons: 35. An color. Miniatures: 36. Any colo Singles.
 Collection Vase
 37.Pompons; 38, Miniatures c singles.
 Roses - Vase of 3 Blooms
 90. Any color.
 | Perennials | Vase of 6 Blooms
 70. Chrysanthemums; q, An other.
 Annuals
 Vase Of s Blooms
 a. Asters: 43. Calendulas: 4 Cosmos: 4B. Marigolds. Medium ( large; %. Marigolde. Small: ( Petunlas: 4e. BnapdragonA; 70, zln nias. Medium or large; 90, zinnla Small. 6i, Cockseonibs; b2, An other: ba. Most outstanding entf l la classes a to ga. In Any conlalner