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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1952

Page

10

Hartford Times Seeks TV Channel 18 for Hartford Station

Francis Murphy editor announced the Hartford Times will file with the FCC within 10 days to operate a commercial UHF television station on channel 18. Estimated installation cost for Hartford is about 750000 dollars.

Hartford Times Hartford Francis 8. Murphy The Federal Communications Commis Sion Connecticut FCC Murphy

Old Mill Green Pem broke Park Walk Through Bridgeport’s Past

A ten minute guided free tour along Old Mill Green in Bridgeport traces its history from a 1652 mill built by Thomas Sherwood and John Hurd to the Washington Lafayette visit marker near the Washington Elm. The park spans 8.4 acres, two blocks from East Main to Helen Street, with histories of post riders Ebenezer Hurd and early inns, plus a bronze plaque and a surviving white oak marking the elm site.

Old Mill Green Boston Post Boston Avenue East Main Helen Street Orchard Street George Washington Boston New York Pembroke Park Thomas Sherwood John Hurd Stillman’s Pond Pembroke Lake Ebenezer Hurd New England Post Saybrook Ebenezer Post Road Ebenezer, Jr Andrew Hurd Washington LaFayette Pixlee House

Mystery Marker Credited to Franklin 17 Miles to New Haven

A colonial marker once credited to Benjamin Franklin marks 17 miles to New Haven with an arrow on top. The stone notes Franklin measured distances using a clock like device recording wheel rotations. Today the inscription is eroded and rarely read, often struck by bottles from passing drivers.

Benjamin Franklin New Haven N. H Franklin

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