New Britain herald., 1924-05-26
PhinmM Mews
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
 WILL REMAIN HERE Orrin L. Judd and School Con-
 mittee Adjust Differences DRUM CORPS WINNERS

DKUM UUkpO HlNNEhO
 Observe 3Oth Wedding Anniversary
 Brock Barnes Post To Meet-For-
 mcr Resident In Hospiial-Catholic Church Notcs-Plainyille Briefs. ! Principal Orrin l.. Judd and the | Plainville school committee adjusted the difference which arose between
 the two at a special meeting of the
 committee held Saturday afternoon.
 Principal Judd was offered the super vision of the grade work in both the | Broad street and the Linden street schools for the year i9e4-e5 at a sal ' ary of sS,000 and he accepted the of- 1 fer and signed his contract
 Mir. Judd was present at the meet ! ing at'the request of the school com mittee and he explained his stand on ] the matter. The meeting was har- monious throughout and was devoid Of any friction. The relations be- . principal have always been Of tho best and the cooperation between the two has been almost perfect during Mir. Judd's stay here.
 After the matter had been thrashed , out, the school committeesunani animous- ly voted to rescind the previous vote taken on the matter in which it was decided to restrict Mir. Judd's duties to the Broad street school and imme- diately, it was voted 10 offer Mir. Judd the supervision Of the grade work in both schools.
 The townspeople and parents have been Of the opinion that Mir. Judd was capable Of handling the two schools and have supported him throughout the controversy. They felt that the position belonged 10 Mir. Judd in view Of his past work here and the fact that both the committee and the principal have arrived at the happy result of inc special meeting, will be met with favor in all circles
 The vote taken to give Mir. Judd 'he supervision Of tho grade work in both schools also carried with it m increase in salary for the principal. The outcome Of the controversy is con sidered good one. as heretofore, the relations of the principal and the school ommRtec have h.en har. monious and the action taken Satur- day shows that the relations are the same as they have always been.
 MT, Judd will haNe completed IS years as tho head Of the rlainriile graded schools next fall and his ro. n,ainlnc here will assure inc pupils and their parents Of consistent work and education work in the future.
 Drum Corps Winners
 The drum corps parade and field day he'd hero Saturday under inc auspices of tho riainrlllc Fife and Drum Corps. was one or the most suo- ccsafHl ever held iu rlain,ille. \ 10. fal Of l2 corps were in line and all , made q pretty showing hs they march. ed along tho route taken.
 The prize for the ber apnesrinr corps in line vas awarded To the Nov Britain Y. M. T. 4. & +. corps and m the ancient rless. first prize vas awarded 10 Wsstbrook. second fin Bridgeport and third 10 yaiesyilte. In me modern class, hrst prize went 10 ! mo Tabs Of New Britain and second i 10 St. Francis' Of Naugstuck. Shan. | ley's Advanced Fife aud Drum Corps ! took hr1r prize for the fife. drum, and | bugle corps with Si. Anne's of Water. bury taking second r. NJ. Russell ! corps or Middletown took the prize for the piccolo band. The best appesriur [ malor prize was awarded 10 the lead. CT or the Bridgeport corps.
 In the indi.idusl contests, !. Eonrev or the Now Britain T. A. E. corps won the fling, Church of Bridgeport ~op the snare drumming and ]. 4. Burn. ham or Wesbrook won the bsse drumming event.
 Owing to the poor weather s1ner. fenced during the past week. the car hiTal will be held over and will come 10 close tonight The local drum corps has had the poorest week for weather that has been seen in years. md tonight will mark the biggest night of the carnival.
 Observe Anni,ersary.
 Saturday night about e5 relatives and immediate friends CT Mir. and Mrs. Robert Williams pleasa ntIy rur- pris6d them al their home on queen street. Tho occasion being their 36th wedding anniversary. \ pleasant Eo- cial evening IS passed and a buffet lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. wi!- Hams rere the recipients or many valuable and useful gifts. Guests were present from Plaintille. southington sud Hartford.
 Legion Post Meets.
 Brock Barnes post. American Le-