PUBLISHED FORTNIGHTLY AT WILTON, CONNECTICUT . BY THE WILTON ASSOCIATION Editor: G . Evans Hubbard • P . O . Box 374 . Wilton . Conn . Subscription 31 per year CORRESPONDENCE Vol . I, Wilton Bulletin . Gentlemen: April 7 . 1937 Speaking under - The Good of Wilton ... There have been some very fine improvements made in Wilton - the school . the town hall and the improve - ments covering the grading, drainage and surfacing of the back or less frequented highways - all very commendable, with the school and the town hall a credit to the town, the architects and the builders . Ho wever, as an all - year - round commuter for the past 13 years who has used, twice daily, the bridge that crosses the river at the station . - This Darling Little Antique - defies improvement . The narrow - ness of this bridge is a serious menace to life and limb of a motorist and particularly so to a pedes - trian With the increased motor traffic that has come upon Wilton Station in the last five years, some - thing should and must be done about this bridge . Too bad this isn't a covered bridge, or it might then be sold to Henry Ford for his New England Village . and the proceeds used to replace the existing men - ace with something equal to the present demands required of it . Dolling up the Village Center seems to be in order . . why cannot one or two street lights he in - stalled on the short piece of roadway between the station and the Center . It is quite an experience, corning from the trains . during the dark Winter evenings with several inches, of slush . t . walk this roadway and not he able to See where you are tie, ping . This roadway is much too nairow, and, with motor cars coming at you horn front and behind . one is sprayed with water and slush as they pass . Some consideration by the town should be given these minor, but very essential and necessary im - provements . Yours very truly . Thomas R . li . Murphy . TIMETABLE CHANGES Wilton - New York - Effective April 25th . 1),,itglit Saving 1 mi . ' , Daily except Sunday: leave Wilton 4:42 p . m instead of 4:52 . arrive N . Y, 5:56 p m . instead of 6:05 . Sundays: leave Wilton 6:25 p . m . instead of 6:55 . arrive N . Y . 7:40 p . m . instead of 8:10 . leave Wilton 8:23 p . m . instead of 8:53 . arrive N . Y . 9:35 p . m . instead of 10:05 . The 8:2 p . m . Sundays, will NOT run on May 30 . July 4 and Sept . 5th . Monday, May 11st . July 5th and Sept . 6th: leave Wilton 8:23 p . m . , arrive N . Y . 9:53 . leave Wilton 10:15 p . m .. arrive N Y . 11:27 . WILTON FLOWER SHOW . JUNE 25th Since the Hower Show Wilton Garden Chili is open to all resident* of Wilton . whether members or not . the following list of exhibi - tion claiweri may he nf Inert ... t to dui*e who have th• No .   9   MAY  1 , 1937 13 - are divided into those who have a gardener more than twice a week . and those who do it Entries should be in the hands of Miss Frances E McClees not later than June 15th . The Show will be held at the Garden Center . SCHEDULE Perennials and Biennials I . 3 sprays of Canterbury Bells . 2 . 3 sprays of Campanula (Bell flowers) . 3 . 3 sprays of Aquilegia . 4 . 3 sprays of Lupine . 5 . 3 stalks of Sweet William . 6 . 3 stalks of Oriental Poppies . 7 . 3 sprays of Veronica . 8 . 3 stalks of Delphinium . 9 . 3 spikes of Foxglove . 10 . Collection of not more than six different peren - nial, one spray of each . named (A and B) . Japanese Iris I I . Specimen of white . 12 . Specimen of blue . 13 . Specimen of purple . 14 . Specimen of yellow . 15 . Collection of at least three different colors . (A and B) . Roses 16 . Specimen of White Rose any variety . named . 17 . Specimen of Pink Rose any variety . named . 18 . Specimen of Red Rose any variety . named . 19 . Specimen Cane of Climbing Rose, not less than two feet and not more than four feet . named . 20 . Specimen Cane of Rambler Rose . not less than two feet and not more than four f named . 21 . Collection of Roses not more than seven blooms in one container . named . (A and B) . 22 . Collection of Hybrid Teas in one container . one of a variety . (A and 13), 23 . Collection of Hybrid Perpetuals in one container . one of n variety . ( . \ and B) . Peonies 24 . Specimen Spray of any color . named 25 . Collection of Peonies not less than three vari - eties . named . (A and B) . Lillies 26 . Specimen stalk of Lilium Candidum 27 . Specimen stalk of any other variety, named . Miscellaneous 28 . Specimen of Cactus . named . 29 . Specimen of Succulent . named 30 . Best Collection of Cacti and Succulent< I: and B) . 31 . Any deserving perennial not othetwise ctn . :oohed . named One stalk . 32 . Any deserving annual One stalk . named . 33 . Specimen spray a fl shrub not to e, coed dn . , 1,,t . 34 . Collodion of 11,1 .. f A And 131 )