New Britain herald., 1930-01-29
$500 FIRE LOSS
 DURING JANUARY
Fire Department Called Out to
 Answer Three Alarms
JUDD HERE 20 YEARS
Meeting Of Farm Bureau at Baptist Church-IiiGh school Five to Meet simsbury Team Tonight Episcopal Church Notcs-Itcms.

During the month Of January the
 piainville fire department was call
 cd upon to answer only three alarms
 but the damage totaled $500. Two
 of the fires proved rather serious.
 Hi"p damage being incurred It l1'azcs at the Olson home on Eo.
 hciHIa street and the Mills resi-
 lfncc on East Main street. N
 damage resulted from the third fire.
 Lest year th" department ansN CT cl i've calls during the first month
 pnt the damage vas only slightly larger than this year. According to { the records, the fire loss in January of l@@9 was S5"I.
 However, only the good work or i the iircuen prevented the recon; h'a2cs from being more serious an I destroying the homes of Mr. Olsen . and Nr Mills. Last year Inc bl, | Ire in January occurred at inc Recreation bowling alleys
 suit For 5000
 ! Floyd Priatarc Of New Milford . + '-'r'i' '7NNh lot 5DpD IN l Ollt | 0Pada of Plamville as the result of an automobile accident that took place on February IT, 1929. The piantlH. through Attorney T. r. Me. 1 DonouSh Of New Britain claims thae lie was travelling along the Boston post road in Walinyford hen an 1 auto owned by Floyd Priatare and driven by Nickolas Pristart collideJ "ith his car and threw hin up iSaihat 1he steering apparatus. lie also claims that he was con- i med 10 his home with injuries for some time and waa not able 10 at- tend to his duties and that his car was unfit for use for several days Th" P!anvillc man alleges that inc ccichdant was driving rccRlesslv ana at q great rate of speed Completing 20 Years Service Tomorrow will mark the auth tn- nlNcrsarN of the appointment Of pr- 1n l.. Judd as principal of ,ho : froad street school and will also mark his completion of 40 wears in 'Iucattonal work in Connrctjcut. ! MT. Judd came 10 Flain,jllc on . Thursday, January %. 1910 from, i Fa1ardrlllv 10 succeed Frank N ! Clapp and started his duti-s on Jan uary &l.
 He was appointed hy the town school committee, which consisted O. Judge Merritt 0. Ryder. Ecr. Henry { r. Walsh. then pastor Of the church
 oI Our Lady of Mercy and Rev. r.,
 L. Grant, then pastor Of ihc Con &rc%ltionI church.
 Mr. Judd was born in Southin~for ana attended the public schools 1 'hcrc. He graduated from the Lewis l Iu2h school. Contrary 10 his carly ! plans, h" was induced to enter tho teaching profession after substjtut. ! ms In rural school in Southincton, Upon the advice ot educators he ac- c'p''d a regular position in the rural School and remained thoro three years. IL WAS during this period that ne received the inspiration 10 devote ms life 10 tac education of the young ana he began to prepare himself 10 become better teacher by reading books on education and methods Of teaching, attending the summer schools Of that time. and later at. tending summer sessions at Yale and Vermont universities.
 Had Varied Experience
 lie went from Southington 10 T school al Andovcr. Later he WAS an 1 pointed principal Of schools at warehouse Point and Broad Brook. Through his work in those towns. Il" was appointed supervising princi- pal Of the Grccncville district schools Tn NorWlch He remained in this capacity for eight years.
 lie then gave ID school worl; fo,. year to rest and entered the n- Surance business in Springficld Mass. After q year he was appointed 1 principal Of inc lIaHardville school When he came to PlMnvilIn to take 'iarG" oi the Broad street school h"r", the school consisted Of 4 wood.