The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-11
Great Interest In
 Annual Flower Show
Comes to Close Tonight-Arthur Roberts Entries
 Aattract: Church to Observe Anniversary
WATERV VILE
COrrespondent-STr& R. W. HeniOn. TelephOns S.SASs

26. Cream-None.
 27. smokey-D. K. Calvin, first Ann Calvin, second.
 %. Any other color-None.
 %. Best spike in classes 20 to ? ID. J. Calvin, specia prize.
 Vase of 10 Spikes
 30 Any color--D. K. Calvin first; Ann Calvin, second. 1 Dahllas
 Large, Over 2 inches
 3l. White-Arthur Roberts, first Walter Hardisty, second; Agre Roberts third.
 32. Yellow-Mrs. Ada HardistS first; Edward Curtise, second; Mir Russell Williams, third.
 34. Red, crimson and maroon Mrs. Ada Hardisty, firct; Arthu Roberts, second; Russell Williams third.
 35. Pink, salmon and rose--Wal ter Hardisty, first; Andrew Bell, sec ond.
 3e. Lilac and mauve-Walte Hardisty, first; Arthur Roberts, sec ond; sherman Watkins, third. 37. Violet and purple-Walte Hardisty, first; Mrg. Ada Hardisty eecond; Mrs. Agnes Roberts, third. 3e. Bi-coloreG.-Wole" first; Agnes Roberts, second; Arthu Roberts, thiia.
 39. Any color-Walter HardistS first; Agnes Roberts, second; Mri Ada Hardlgty, third.
 40. Any color. Open to novice only-sherman Watkins, first. 4i. Largest and most psrfec bloom in classes 3i to 40-Walte HardiSty.
 Medium, 3 1-2 to , Inches 42. White-Agnes Roberts, first Arthur Roberts, second; Fred seidel third.
 42. Yellow and Cream = Arthu Roberts. first; F. A. CalkirS, second Agnes Roberts, third.
 A. Orange, Buff and Bronze = P. A. Calkins, first; Agnes Roberts second; Arthur Roberts, third. 45. Red, Crimson and Maroon = Mrs. Boileau, first.
 46. Pink, Salmon and Rose - A. Caikins, first; Andrew Bell, sec ond.
 47. Lilac and Mauve = F. 4 Calklns, first; Arthur Roberts, sec ond; Agnes Roberts, third.
 4s. Violet and Purple Arthu Roberts, first; F, A. Calkirs, second 49. Bi-colored = Arthur Roberts first: Mrs. Boileau, second; F. 4 Calkins, third.
 50. Any color - Fred Seidel, frs Agnes Roberts, second; Arthur Ro berts, third.
 5l. Best bloom in classes 42 [, 50 - Agnes Roberts, special prize.
 Vase Of 3 Blooms
 52. Any color Pine Grow cemetery, first; Arthur Roberts, sec ond; Mrs. Russell Williams, third.
 Vase ,Of Blooms
 53. Pompoms Arthur Roberts first; Mrs. Ada Handisty, second Mrs. Russell Williams, third.
 54. Miniatures = Waite rHardist first; Georgia Oppe, second; Arthu Roberts, third.
 55. Singles Mrs. Boileau, first
 Collection = Vase
 56. Pompoms - nothing.
 57. Miniatures Mrs. GeorEI Angle, first.
 Single Bloom In A COntainer
 Seedlings
 58. Any color = Arthur Roberts first; F. A. Calkins, second; Arthur Roberts, third.
 Vase Of 3 Blooms 59. PomponS - Arthur Roberts first; Arthur Roberts, second; Ar. thur Roberts, third.
 Miniature Flower Show,
 Scale 1-4 Size
 60. Arrangement nothing. ' 6l. Specimens or Potted Plant = nothing. 62. Garden Mrs. Grace B Rouse, first. Arrangement Glasses 63. Orange or Yellow Flowers in a Bronze. copper or brass containei against a dark brown background - Mrs. Boileau, first; Mrs. George An. gle, second. 64. Tall arrangement in a fla! container with a grey background -- Edward Kelley, first; Mrs. c. B Knibbs. second 65. White or red flowers singly or in combination, in a white containei with black as background Ed ward Kelley, first; Mrs. Boileau second. 1 66. Any flowers in any containel against a tan background - Mrs. c B. Knibbs, first: Edward Kelley second; Mrs. Baileau, third.
 Glasses, 65 to 69, in nitches 20
 inches wide, at the back lined
 with neutral shades of wall-
 paper
 67. Gladiolus or dahlias singly oS in combination - nothing. 68. Flowers in tone of one Color Mrs. James Couch. third. 69. Foliage, no flowers - Mrs Boileau. first in a vase from Swed- en: Edward Kelley, second. 70. Flat Arrangement in a Flat Container = Mrs. Boileau, first. n. Pincushion arrangement - Mrs. Bailcau. second
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