Enrollment In Bridgeport Public Schools Peaks This Year
Bridgeport public schools report 21,569 pupils enrolled as of September 30, up 417 from last year. Secondary enrollment rose after years of decline, with high schools and junior highs at 4,685, up 16. Elementary enrollment reached 16,684, up 401, continuing a multi year rise. Non resident pupils total 516, including towns paying tuition and parents paying for others, with Trumbull, Easton, Monroe and others contributing various counts.
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Bridgeport
Joseph E. Jeffery
Jeffery
Trumbull
Easton
Monroe
Bassick High School
Central
Whittier
Harding
Bassick
Milford
Fairfield
Stratford
Shelton
Nichols
Bridgeport Receives Water Street Premises Rights
Judge Howard W. Alcorn granted Bridgeport immediate possession of property at Water and State streets for off street parking development. A $10,000 bond was required to cover potential damages in condemnation proceedings. The order targets Bridgeport Reef and Provision Co. action withdrawn against Isaac and David Bresky.
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Howard W. Alcorn
Superior Court
City of
Bridgeport
Alcorn
Bridgeport Reef and Provision Company
Isaac and
David Bresky
Woman sent to State Farm for Women after breach of peace plea
Joan Curley, 27, of S37 East Washington Avenue, released from Fairfield County jail two weeks ago after serving part of a jail term for breach of the peace, was sent to the State Farm for Women by Judge D Harold Cotter in County Court yesterday. She pleaded guilty to breach of the peace and drunk driving charges.
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Joan Curley
S37
East
Washington Avenue
Fairfield County
State Farm For Women
D. Harold Cotter
Cty Court
Lacrosse Emerges in Canada After Early 1900s Flame Mne Rule
Canadian lacrosse history notes the sport evolving from an exclusive flame mne game to broader adoption in the early 1900s, outlining how regional practices shifted as the game gained popularity and organization.
Coal shortfall looming for winter needs reports Ogner
Arthur Ogner reports a coal supply gap of 20 million tons to meet winter demand. The Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen is cited as the source or involved party.
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Brillant
Arthur
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen
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Capitol Avenue
Chuck
U. S
Ire
Dole
Heinz Fresh
S&h
Lordship Residents
Burritt’s
Edison
Knowlton Street
Grand Street
West Broad Street
Ifferson Ban Eaae
Howe
Webster
Gan Et Walterso
Summerfield
Ea Todas
SOL
STATE
Canada
ALITY
MIL
Judy
Bond
Fred Dacton
DuPont
Hord
Audy Bond
Donnybrook
Chinchilla
NYDEN
Madison Ave
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