Churches Sponsor Halloween Party in Stratford
The event at Our Lady of Peace church hall invites all elementary through sixth grade children in the Lordship area. Cider and donuts will be served, with prizes for best costumes.
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Yoochurch Pesce
Our Lady of Peace Church
Lordip
Bret Yostimirs
Town Hall
Con
Main Street
Turrey Townewide
Oclock
Stratford
Stratford Federation of
P.m
Shakespeare Arms
Linden ‘Avenue
Carol Guglolini
Holy Name Society
Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Grace Church
Church School
Pod
Colagrossi
Superior Court
Fairfield County
William Kalman
Holy Name
PAL
Stratford Police Athletic League
Nutmeg Stamp Club
Sterling House
Lordship School
William Green
John Auger
Paul Duggan
Michael Kiely
Gary Corda
Robert Parisi
Thomas Prokop
Ec Club
Sterling Home Economics Club
Pequonneck Camera Club
Boothe Memorial Park
Ansco
Candlewood Camera Club
Danbury
Frederick Vogel
Otto Dumler
City Woman 34 Charged With Man's Stabbing
Elevira Muse 34 of 1327 State Street was arrested after police say she stabbed Norman Gore 40 during an argument at her home. Gore was listed in good condition at Park City Hospital. Muse is charged with aggravated assault and held on $500 bail awaiting arraignment in Circuit Court.
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Elevira Muse
State Street
Muser
Norman Gore
Colorado Avenue
Four Die in Private Plane Crash Over Jay Peak
NORTH TROY VT AP Four people died when a single engine private plane crashed in fog near Jay Peak while en route from Montreal to New York with a customs stop. Victims: Edward Greenspoon 29 pilot of North Woodmere NY, David Brunner 27, Barbara Brunner 27, Eva Lewin 21 all of New York City. FAA and State Aeronautics Board joint inquiry. Rescue crews reported a large crater in soft ground after the nose-down impact about a mile south of Route 105. A hunter alerted authorities following the muffled engine and then silence in heavy fog.
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Jay Peak
Edward Greenspoon
North Woodmere
N.Y
David Brunner
Barbara Brunner
Eva Lewin
New York City
Montreal
New York
Newport
Federal Aviation Agency
State Aeronautics Board
Richford
New York Woman Injured in Main Street Accident
A Bronx woman, Mrs. Frank J. Masicko, 3440 Baychester Avenue, was slightly injured as a taxi cab she rode in was rear ended near Main and High streets in downtown Bridgeport around 9:30 last night. She was taken by ambulance to St. Vincent's Hospital for neck pain assessment. The other driver’s left front fender was crushed.
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Bronx
N.Y
Bridgeport
Main
High Streets
Frank J. Masicko
Baychester Avenue
Masiello
St. Vincent's Hospital
City ‘Ambulance
Driver Flees After Car Becomes Undrivable
Witnesses say a Negro driver attempted to drive the car from the scene but could not. He exited on foot as police identified him and he headed south on Main Street after the incident.
Churches Offer $2000 for Toronto Hippie Shelter
A coalition of Canadian churchmen proposed a $2,000 fund to establish an emergency shelter in Yorkville Toronto for homeless youths. Representing denominations include United Presbyterian Roman Catholic Anglican and Unitarian churches plus two synagogues. The Council of Metropolitan Toronto will consider the proposal for shelter food medical and hygiene services.
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Yorkville
Council
United
Presbyterian
Anglican
Unitarian
Voter Education Sessions Slated Today Tomorrow
The Bridgeport League of Women Voters schedules voter education sessions today and tomorrow for three city groups. This afternoon at 1 30 p.m. they meet mothers’ organizations at Beardsley Terrace Little School to demonstrate voting machines and hand out candidate materials. Tonight at 8 p.m. they train at the North End Neighborhood Council Germanic candidates meeting and again Tuesday at 5 p.m. at the East End Neighborhood Council aldermanic event.
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Bridgeport League of Women Voters
Mothers’ Organizations
Little School
Beardsley Terrace
North End
East End
Manic Candidates Meeting Prompts Multilingual Voter Pamphlets
A manic candidates meeting highlighted prepared voter education pamphlets in both English and Spanish. The bilingual materials aim to inform voters about candidate platforms and upcoming ballots.
Lost Colony of Roanoke Mystery Remains Unsolved
North Carolina witnessed the first English speaking colony attempt on Roanoke Island under Elizabethan charter. War with Spain blocked supplies for years and when finally delivered, the settlers were missing. The Lost Colony mystery endures without solution.
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Roanoke Island
N. C
North Carolina
America
Walter Raleigh
Elizabeth I
England
Spain
Meet Your Candidates Forum Sets City Debate in Fairway
In East Bridgeport a 6 30 p m forum at the Fairway restaurant hosts Mayor Curran Republican challenger Vincent Fazio and Socialist Albert Perrocco. Jay Clark of WNAB moderates with each candidate given a rebuttal period after opening statements and a preforum dinner is planned by the East Bridgeport Trade and Civic association and East Bridgeport Lions Club.
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North America
Montana
Jay Clark
WNAB
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