. Men of mark in Connecticut; ideals of American life told in biographies and autobiographies of eminent living Americans . , he began work as a clerk for St. John and Hoyt,lumber dealers in Stamford. Ten years later, in 1878, Mr. Judd wasadmitted into partnership and the firm became St. John, Hoyt andCompany. In 1888, ten years after Mr. Judds admission to part-nership in the firm, the senior member of the firm, Mr. St. John,retired from active business life, selling out his interest to Charles , of Oswego, New York, the firm name being changed toHoyt, Getman and Judd. Harvey Hoyt, of

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. Men of mark in Connecticut; ideals of American life told in biographies and autobiographies of eminent living Americans . , he began work as a clerk for St. John and Hoyt,lumber dealers in Stamford. Ten years later, in 1878, Mr. Judd wasadmitted into partnership and the firm became St. John, Hoyt andCompany. In 1888, ten years after Mr. Judds admission to part-nership in the firm, the senior member of the firm, Mr. St. John,retired from active business life, selling out his interest to Charles , of Oswego, New York, the firm name being changed toHoyt, Getman and Judd. Harvey Hoyt, of the firm, died in 1893, and Messrs. Getman andJudd purchased the interest of their late partner, the firm name beingchanged at that time to Getman and Judd. In the spring of 1897 itwas again changed, this time to Getman, Judd and Company, the causefor the change being the admission to partnership of Frank W. Bogar-dus, who for fifteen years had been identified with the firm. In thefall of that year appeared another change in the personnel of the firmwith the death of Mr. Getman. The business was then incorporated 216.

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