www.StamfordAdvocate.com | Wednesday, October 17, 2018 | Since 1829 | $2.00 Dearth of part-timers Baby found dead Officials call for Safe Haven law awareness driving By John Nickerson Capt. Richard Conklin said. ”This is a very tragic situation STAMFORD — A newborn when we see these and we have baby found dead Tuesday morn- seen some over the years,” Con- custodian ing at a city garbage and recy- klin said. cling facility has renewed calls to Scanlon said investigators raise awareness of the state’s have not determined the origin Safe Haven law. of the recyclables that were sort- OT costs Stamford Police Lt. Thomas ed Tuesday morning at the Tay- Scanlon said a City Carting em- lor Reed Place facility. He said ployee found the baby at the the materials came from Stam- $1.45M budgeted — but is company’s Glenbrook process- ford, Greenwich, Somers, .Y., it enough for city schools? ing plant around 8:40 a.m. Tues- Oyster Bay, N.Y., and Andover, Michael Cummo / Hearst Media day. Mass. Emergency personnel respond to a report of a dead An autopsy will be conducted A spokesman for City Carting By Angela Carella baby in a dumpster at the City Carting & Recycling on to determine how the boy died could not be reached for com- Taylor Reed Place in Stamford. and if he was stillborn, Police See Newborn on A5 STAMFORD — This month, for the second time, the elected officials who control the city’s purse strings asked to meet with the officials who manage school custodians. Board of Finance members have been seek- ing explanations for why the custodians’ over- BARBERSHOP POLITICS time budget, which usually runs about $1.2 million annually, more than “I think doubled to $2.6 million last Lamont’s tour of Stamford includes UConn, hair cutter, pizza joint school year. raising the The question for the salaries of school district is clear, said Richard Freedman, finance the part- board chairman. timers is “What happened, and what are you going to do the step about it?” Freedman said. they needed “It’s our job to oversee fiscal operations, whether to take.” on the city side or the Richard Freedman, Board of Education side.” finance board This school year, $1.45 chairman million has been budgeted for custodian overtime, but it may not be enough. One reason is mold. The summer was rainy and humid, and school districts regionwide are doling out big bucks to clean it up. So far Stamford has spent more than $300,000, and more will be needed, finance board members learned at their October meet- ing. Some was used to hire an outside cleanup company and the rest covered overtime pay for custodians. But mold does not explain the overtime See Custodians on A5

Saudi plans in spotlight

Matthew Brown / Hearst Connecticut Media Democratic gubernatorial candidate chats with Eric Brown, of Stamford, at right, at Superior Barber and Beauty Shop in Stamford. Lamont was on a short city tour to share recently announced policy proposals on “entrepreneurship and workforce development” by expanding access to higher education and training.

By Barry Lytton Minutes later, Lamont RACE FOR GOVERNOR 2018 appeared and challenged the STAMFORD — With « sophomore to a round of three weeks before Election ping-pong. Amid the cross- Day, democratic nominee for expound on his platform, hadn’t yet decided on La- fire, it was hard to see who governor Ned Lamont took a according to his campaign. mont or GOP candidate Bob was in the lead, with both lightning tour of Stamford But, in the rush between Stefanowski. players confident and some Tuesday, with three 15-min- venues and room-working “I haven’t completed my shots landing with precision Amid mounting questions over a jour- ute stops about town in the — and at least one wardrobe research,” he said while along the baseline. nalist’s disappearance, Stamford’s WWE hopes of drumming up more change — the day became volleying a ping-pong ball After the competition — is facing scrutiny over whether to hold its support in an already blue light on policy and heavy on with a classmate in the uni- which Lee said he “tech- event in Saudi Arabia next month. city. campaign saccharin. versity’s atrium. “I have to nically won” — the teen had The stops at UConn- No matter. It appears to do my research.” changed his mind. One SEE BUSINESS, A6 Stamford, the Superior Bar- have worked, at least for Would a candidate visit more vote for Lamont. ber Shop on the West Side, 19-year-old Jordan Lee. change his mind? A similar approach was 1 Inside: Journalist’s presumed murder in and Colony Grill were Lee, a UConn student, “It wouldn’t factor into on tap at the Colony Grill, Saudi Arabia opens old wounds. A3 scheduled for Lamont to said he planned to vote, but my research,” he said. See Tour on A4

Peach Island named for trees long ago

By Tatiana Flowers

When cruising from Norwalk Harbor toward Sound, Peach Is- land is the first of the Norwalk Islands that’s visible, sitting just 100 yards east of the Harborview neighborhood of South Norwalk. The 2.6-acre island is part of the Mc- Kinney Wildlife Refuge, and off limits to visitors, said Richard Delfosse of Rex Marine Center & Norwalk Cove Marina, a company that serves boaters in the area. Mudflats around Peach Island remain David Park / Contributed photo an important feeding and resting area A photo of Peach Island, a 2.6-acre island for birds, according to the U.S. Fish & owned by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. See Peach on A5

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By Barry Lytton have tried to re-purpose with limited success over STAMFORD — A pro- the past few years. Many of posal before the Zoning the offices in parks are va- Board this week had all the cant, and the city Master hallmarks of controversy. It Plan calls for re-purposing included a citywide text them with that in mind. change fit to a single project “There is a demonstrated and even focused on office- need for senior housing, not park zones, which are at the only in Stamford but also center of a zoning dispute nationwide with an aging now winding its way population,” city Associate through state Superior Planner Vineeta Mathur Court. wrote in a report. “The The odd thing is, there existing office parks within was no controversy. the C-D district are inter- The plan, to allow senior spersed within the city or assisted living homes in south of the Merritt Park- Stamford office parks, was way serving as an optimal welcomed by city staff and location for senior housing the Planning Board. It glid- and assisted living facil- ed through its zoning public ities.” Barry Lytton / Hearst Connecticut Media hearing. The office in question is a No one from the public three-story building on 16 POINT of 677 Washington Blvd.: Work is underway inside and outside the showed up Monday night, acres of office park on High INTEREST old UBS building on Washington Boulevard as its owner prepares and the text change paving Ridge Road and Terrace it for a new life as a multi-tenant office building after the banking the way for a senior home in Avenue. The plan calls for What’s happening with place of an old GE office the northern portion of the that piece of property. giant left the building in 2016. At a Zoning Board meeting this building on High Ridge building to be demolished week Beverly Hills, Calif.-based Stamford Washington Office LLC Road was unanimously — some 120,000-square-feet and developer George Comfort & Sons won approvals to add a new driveway and renovate the approved. Land-use consul- of space — and replaced tant Rick Redniss, advocat- with a 130-unit senior home. building’s frontage on Washington Boulevard. The developers will create a second lobby and ing for developer Steve “You guys have been the new driveway will be at Washington Boulevard and Richmond Hill Avenue. Pedestrian Wise, said he would be back through so much with the walkways will be replaced. in coming weeks seeking a C-D zone,” Redniss said. special exception and site “We need to work with it.” Have a question about a building, property or project? Email Barry Lytton with Point of Interest in the subject line at plan approvals to get start- Redniss said the change [email protected]. ed. will result in less traffic The change “represents a than an occupied office positive adaptive re-use” of building. THE ADVOCATE city office parks, Planning “It’s such a reduction in Board Chairwoman There- traffic and impact that it’s sa Dell wrote zoning. “The well received,” he said. A RECALL WATCH Planning Board found this meeting with neighbors was request to be compatible held this summer, and “ba- with the neighborhood and sically everyone’s been very consistent with (the) Master supportive of what we’re Plan.” trying to do.” The approved change to city zoning code allows barry.lytton senior homes in all five city @stamfordadvocate.com; office parks, which owners 203-964-2263; @bglytton

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By Daniel Tepfer Hernandez is accused of fatally Greenwood Street apartment, stabbing his girlfriend, 26-year- Castellanos , who was staying Oscar “Ziggy” Hernandez took old Nidia “Yubi” Gonzalez, and with the family for a few days, the witness stand late Tuesday knifing her friend Brenda Castel- went into the bathroom to brush afternoon, ostensibly to refute a lanos in his Greenwood Street her teeth. week and a half of testimony and home in Bridgeport and then “I heard Yubi yelling, ‘Brenda, evidence pointing to him as the fleeing with his then-6-year-old help me. Brenda, help me,’ and I killer of his girlfriend and the daughter, Aylin. He was captured came out of the bathroom and I attempted murderer of her best following a high-speed chase in Oscar had a knife to her friend. central . neck and was holding her by the But things took on the tenor of Hernandez is charged with hair,” Castellanos testified. “I “This is your life, Oscar Hernan- murder, attempted murder, first- asked him, ‘What are you doing?’ dez,” as one prosecutor described degree assault and risk of injury then I heard screaming.” it, as the 41-year-old Hernandez to a child. Then he attacked her, she testi- talked about coming to this coun- The prosecutors rested their fied. try as a teen from El Salvador case Tuesday after presenting “After a while, he stopped and working his way up to cook Castellanos’ emotional testimony, stabbing and he was kicking me in an Italian deli in Stamford. recorded on video while she was and looking to see if I was dead,” There was that time in 2012 in Bridgeport last November and Castellanos continued. “I prayed when he was deported, going played for the jury on a movie to God that I could stop breath- back to El Salvador for three screen because she has since ing for just a minute so that he months. moved back to her native Guate- would think I was dead and stop “But I had to come back be- mala. stabbing. I held my breath and cause my children needed me,” On the video, Castellanos held eventually he left. I then dragged he explained to the jury. He has out her hands for the camera, a myself, and I started screaming four children by three women. jigsaw of flesh marked by the for help.” “I have a younger child who scars of stab wounds. Ned Gerard / Hearst Connecticut Media The couple’s landlord, who became ill and weight be- Gently led by Corradino, who Oscar Hernandez faces Judge William Holden in state Superior lived above them, told police he cause she was sad I was not appeared on the tape with her, Court on April 10, 2017, in Bridgeport. Hernandez, 39, was arraigned and his wife heard a from here,” he said. she stood and lifted her black on murder and kidnapping charges, his bond set at $2 million. the basement apartment. They Hernandez will be back on the sweater to show the dark lines of went into the basement and saw stand in state Superior Court on more stab wounds on her back, the two women lying in pools of Wednesday morning, and if his neck and stomach. kill me — I have children to sup- gone out to meet some girlfriends blood. lawyers, Jonathan Demirjian and “It happened so fast,” she said, port.” at a local bar. While they were Castellanos said she was taken Kelly Billings, don’t question him tears from her face with a Hernandez continued stabbing there, she said, Hernandez called to St. Vincent’s Medical Center about the early morning of Feb. tissue. “I was on the floor her anyway, she testified. Gonzalez and told her to send and later, Yale-New Haven Hospi- 24, 2017, prosecutors Joseph Cor- and he had stuck something in Castellanos testified that on him video from the bar to ensure tal, where she underwent more radino and Emily Trudeau are my back. He stopped to sharpen Feb. 23, after a day of cleaning she was really there. than five operations. sure to do it. the knife and I begged him not to houses, she and Gonzalez had When they returned to the Journalist’s presumed murder opens old wounds

By Dan Freedman For Connecticut’s two Democratic cause the kingdom to re- nege on a $110 billion arms WASHINGTON — For senators, neither a fan of the Saudi deal with the U.S. Connecticut residents and kingdom to begin with, the disappearance Blumenthal, a member lawmakers living in the of the Senate Armed Ser- shadow of the 9/11 terror and likely death of Khashoggi is added vices Committee that over- attacks, the presumed evidence for what they view as a needed sees arms sales, said the murder of journalist Jamal number was “wildly exag- Khashoggi inside the Saudi redefinition of U.S.-Saudi relations. gerated” and in part repre- Arabian consulate in Istan- sented deals in the pipeline bul has an all-too-familiar prior to Trump taking ring to it. office last year. “It shows essentially Blumenthal said arms what the 9/11 families have consulate prior to the dis- Khashoggi’s remains for sales to Saudi Arabia been saying for the past 17 appearance was a forensic easier transport. should be halted and sanc- years,” said Brett Eagleson, specialist carrying a bone Trump has said he is tions imposed. 32, of Middletown, who saw — suggesting Saudi worried that any rupture was 15 when his father agents dismembered in Saudi relations might [email protected] Bruce, a manager for the Mohammed Al-Shaikh / AFP/Getty Images Westfield shopping-center Turkish police believe that prominent Saudi critic and development company, Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi was died in the collapse of the murdered inside the Saudi mission in Istanbul during an World Trade Center’s Oct. 2 visit. south tower. “Saudi Arabia is not a friend of the Unit- ed States.” invaluable ally.” embassy in Washington. News of possible Saudi The U.S. has a decades- Another document, ac- government complicity in long dependence on Saudi cording to Blumenthal, is the death of Khashoggi Arabia for oil. one in which two named evokes painful memories “But if (America) Saudis are tasked to pro- for Eagleson and countless stopped buying, it would vide support and financing family members of the 750 hurt Saudi Arabia more to the hijackers by a third, Connecticut residents who than the U.S.,” Murphy whose name is redacted. died the day terrorists, said. Nine of the 15 hijackers many of them Saudi citi- Blumenthal was active involved in the 9/11 attacks zens, hijacked jetliners and in congressional approval were Saudi citizens. crashed them into the of the Justice Against Saudi Arabia’s royal towers — bringing both to Sponsors of Terrorism Act family has long denied the ground and killing — JASTA — in 2016. Con- involvement in the 9/11 nearly 3,000 people. gress that year overrode a attacks. For Connecticut’s two veto of it by President On Tuesday, Secretary Democratic senators, nei- Barack Obama. of State Mike Pompeo met ther a fan of the Saudi JASTA allowed Eagleson with both King Salman kingdom to begin with, the and other family members and Crown Prince Moham- disappearance and likely to move forward on a law- med bin Salman in Riyadh death of Khashoggi is add- suit in federal court in to discuss the Khashoggi ed evidence for what they against the disappearance. view as a needed redefini- Saudi government. Plain- President tion of U.S.-Saudi rela- tiffs are enmeshed in dis- said Monday the king had tions. covery, pursuing unredact- offered a “flat denial.” “The Saudis have to ed documents from the Trump also said the death change behavior,” said Sen. FBI and Department of of Khashoggi may have Richard Blumenthal. Justice that will aid their been the work of “rogue “What we need to do over- case. killers.” all is demand accountabili- On Sept. 26, Blumenthal After complete denials, ty, transparency and re- co-sponsored a Senate an emerging Saudi expla- spect for the basic values measure along with Sen. nation appears to be that of humanity.” John Cornyn, -, interrogation of Khashoggi Sen. Chris Murphy, a calling on the Justice De- went awry. But Turkish member of the Senate For- partment to release all officials have said among eign Relations Committee, relevant documents. It won those entering the Istanbul said he does not advocate voice-vote approval. “blowing up” the relation- ship, “but I don’t think it Pursuing evidence should be unconditional.” So far, according to Ea- gleson, the process has Uneasy relationship yielded a few documents Saudi Arabia has long with tantalizing clues — adhered to an austere despite blanked-out por- brand of Islam that identi- tions. Among them are fies nonpractitioners as documents suggesting heathens and enemies. It is involvement of Saudi per- said to be the theological sonnel at the kingdom’s basis for the terror tactics of Muslim extremists, in- cluding the Islamic State and al-Qaida. “We’ve been warning them to stop and they have not listened,” Murphy said. “I have never understood why we view them as an A4 | Stamford Advocate | Wednesday, October 17, 2018 NEWS/FROM THE FRONT PAGE Lamont, Bysiewicz seek support in Bridgeport

more comfortable walking through urban neighbor- hoods. One Lamont supporter from Bridgeport who wished to remain anony- mous said, “The (city’s Democratic) organization doesn’t seem to be churn- ing, and that’s very con- cerning. I think in Bridge- port there’s a little bit of political exhaustion from some after the Ganim cam- paign. … What I’m seeing is just people not motivated.” Another challenge for Lamont and Bysiewicz is to get Bridgeport’s various Matthew Brown / Hearst Connecticut Media political factions to work Democratic gubernatorial candidate Ned Lamont, center, chats with barber/owner Thomas Bradford, at left, and Peter Muhlrad, of Old Greenwich, at right, at Superior Brian A. Pounds / Hearst Connecticut Media together on their behalf. During the primary, Barber and Beauty Shop in Stamford on Tuesday. Lamont was on a short city tour to Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim and Ned Lamont, right, at a Lamont received strong share recently announced policy proposals on “entrepreneurship and workforce July gubernatorial primary debate at Sacred Heart support from state Sen. development” by expanding access to higher education and training. University in Fairfield. Marilyn Moore, D-Bridge- port, who takes pride in not Lamont’s It appears Stefanowski By Brian Lockhart Steven Auerbach, a town being close to Testa and is a TOUR has done no “” work committee member and potential opponent for From page A1 appearance comes in the city, but he has gone was city employee who volun- Ganim in next year’s may- in stark contrast to to private events here, promised more than just teered for Ganim’s guber- oral race. where the politician strode including the Prescott one vote for the statewide natorial campaign, said he “Ned is trying to mend in to a large crowd and his competitor Bush Awards Dinner last Democratic ticket when she is too busy at his day job to bridges and make sure introduced himself before Stefanowski, who month. met Mugsy Pettway while be closely involved in La- we’re all on one page,” sitting down to a pizza with At Lamont’s last stop, the campaigning this week at mont’s effort, but recogniz- Moore said. “This is much State Rep. Dan Fox, (D-148). has done little Superior Barber Shop, his Gala Foods Supermarket on es the need to elect a Dem- bigger than me and this is Lamont said his favorite so-called “retail handshakes appeared to Bridgeport’s East Side. ocrat. much bigger than Ganim. topping is pepperoni. have helped him again. Eric “I got one of the biggest “I’m not out there - We all have to be on board. He spoke to several resi- campaigning” — E. Brown, Sr. was waiting families in Bridgeport,” ing on doors,” Auerbach Everybody needs to push dents, some of whom face-to-face on his son to arrive for a Pettway boasted to the said. “ not know him this stuff aside.” voiced support, but ran into cut, and sat chatting with candidate for lieutenant (Lamont) personally. I will Christine Bartlett-Josie of a common problem when interactions with longtime barber Thomas governor. vote. And that’s all I can New Haven, who worked campaigning for statewide voters. Bradford. Bysiewicz, gubernatorial do.” for Ganim in City Hall and office this close to the New Brown, whose son is contender Ned Lamont and East End political leader is now managing Shawn York line: New Yorkers. wheelchair-bound, told their allies need as many Ralph Ford did not expect Wooden’s campaign for Some 15 of them had Lamont that more attention votes in Bridgeport as they Lamont to perform as well state treasurer, recently arrived via bus and sat cheaper living. should be paid to solving can get — and they appear in Bridgeport on Election returned to Bridgeport to together near the back of “We’re not cheaper than accessibility issues for the to know it. Day as Malloy had. talk voter turnout efforts the grill’s dining room put- everyone,” he said. “But handicapped. Lamont stood Lamont made appearanc- “You know, we haven’t for the entire Lamont ticket ting down slices. Lamont we’re cheaper than New and listened. After the es in Bridgeport over the seen him (Lamont) much with Testa and Democratic introduced himself, then a Yo rk . ” candidate left, Brown said weekend and was back here in the black communi- neighborhood leaders. women piped up. Lamont’s appearance the 64-year-old had earned Monday morning for a ty or the East End,” Ford “There’s all these factions. “We’re from New York,” comes in stark contrast to his vote. health care roundtable with said. “He hasn’t called and But at of the day, she said. “But good luck.” his competitor Stefanowski, “When I was telling him Mayor Joe Ganim, whom said, ‘Look, I need your like I told everybody, put Lamont, undeterred, still who has done little so- that, he looked me in the the Greenwich millionaire help.’ ” your factions aside. What’s gave a pitch and offered up called “retail campaigning” eyes, so I know he lis- defeated in their party’s That was one of Ganim’s our here? A Democratic a move to Connecticut if the — face-to-face interactions tened,” Brown said. “And August primary. criticisms of Lamont during governor,” Bartlett-Josie New Yorkers were seeking with voters. I’m gonna hold him to it.” Ganim was supposed to the primary — that he, as a said. “Everybody was all in campaign with Bysiewicz big city mayor, was a better from what I gathered. Hon- on the East Side on Mon- candidate because he is estly, it was all good.” day, but did not make it to Gala Foods. Av Harris, a mayoral aide, said there is no ques- tion that Ganim has put the primary battle behind him and is committed to helping Lamont and Bysiewicz win. The mayor, for example, during a recent appearance on Channel 3’s “Face the State” political program, promoted Lamont’s candi- dacy and said he will be helping to get out the vote. Bridgeport, Connecticut’s largest city, helped retiring Democratic Gov. Dannel P. Malloy win close races in 2010 and 2014. “We’ve got to turn out as many votes out of Bridge- port as we can,” Harris said. “I think we’re working together seamlessly in a very robust partnership.” Marc Bradley, Lamont’s campaign manager, visited the city recently to talk strategy with Democratic Town Chairman Mario Testa. And Bysiewicz had lunch with Testa Monday at his Italian restaurant, Tes- to’s. “We listen to what he has to say because he speaks to a lot of his customers and is town chairman of a city that has made a difference in the last two governor’s elections,” Bysiewicz said. This year’s battle be- tween Lamont and Repub- lican Bob Stefanowski is expected to be close in part because of Malloy’s un- popularity. Meanwhile, Lamont has sought to tie Stefanowski to divisive Republican President Don- ald Trump. So how did Testa advise Bysiewicz while they dined together Monday? “He said people are still undecided. And Ned and I know that,” Bysiewicz said, adding, “We’re here be- cause we don’t take any- thing for granted.” Based on several in- terviews for this story, Team Lamont still has plen- ty of work to do to increase voter enthusiasm in Bridge- port. Wednesday, October 17, 2018 | Stamford Advocate | A5 FROM THE FRONT PAGE

we have a lot more work to Emergency NEWBORN do promoting the baby personnel From page A1 Safe Haven law.” respond to a Since Connecticut’s law report of a ment. An employee who went into effect, 40 babies dead baby in answered the phone at its have been turned over at a dumpster at corporate offices on Via- one of the state’s 37 emer- City Carting duct Road declined to com- gency rooms, according to & Recycling ment. Gary Kleeblatt, a spokes- on Taylor Pam Sawyer, a former man for the state Depart- Reed Place in Republican state repre- ment of Children and Fami- Stamford on sentative from Bolton who lies. Tuesday. The gruesome worked on the original Safe “This is a very sad re- discovery has Haven legislation that took minder that we have more renewed calls effect in Connecticut in work to do to educate ev- to raise 2000, said news of the dead eryone about the Safe Ha- awareness of baby “spread like wildfire” ven law,” he said. the state’s on Tuesday. The state Legislature Safe Haven The Safe Haven law al- passed a law this year, law. lows a parent to bring an requiring Connecticut high infant 30 days or younger schools to teach students to one of the state’s hospital about Safe Haven legisla- emergency rooms and tion. avoid prosecution for aban- Since 1976, Sawyer said donment. there have been 10 newborn ”It takes my breath babies found dead in the Michael Cummo / away because someone state, including two in Hearst Connecticut was in distress,” Sawyer Stamford. Media said. “If it was a stillborn In 2008, Stamford police baby, they will be grieving arrested 25-year-old An- miento was sentenced to 17 2002 when her baby was est police or fire station. the emergency room, call terribly and someone is gelina Sarmiento for wrap- years in prison after plead- found buried, Sawyer said. ”We are willing to give us. We will help you get out there, a mother or a ping her son in a plastic ing guilty to first-degree Conklin encouraged you a ride to the hospital,” there.” couple in need of help. If bag and stabbing him manslaughter. anyone who is over- he said. “We will be happy this was a neonaticide before dumping him in a A Stamford high school whelmed by childbirth to go to facilitate this in any jnickerson (killed right after birth), South End trash bin. Sar- student was not charged in to the hospital or the near- manner. If you can’t get to @stamfordadvocate.com

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The islands comprise almost 300 PEACH acres and extend from the waters From page A1 off Westport to Darien. The islands saw more activity Wildlife Service. Peach, as well in the 1800s and early 1900s. Back David Park / Contributed photo as Goose, Chimon and Sheffield then, many families lived on the A photo on Peach Island, a 2.6-acre island owned by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. islands, is part of the Stewart B. islands and raised their cattle, McKinney National Wildlife according to the book by Wil- that I’ve been able to find.” offered to buy the island and keep important for scenic views, Del- Refuge. During the summer, at liams. Other historical documents In 1917, the Riccio family pur- it free of development. Campbell, fosse said. It has a well and fresh low tide, egrets, snowy egrets suggest the islands were discov- chased the island and built sea 52 at the time and a major stake- water and was named after the and small shorebirds can be ered in 1614 by Dutch explorer walls so they could use the island holder of South Norwalk’s Palace peach trees that were planted seen feeding on Peach Island, Adrian Block. as a summer getaway, Delfosse Production Center studio, there some years ago. according to the Fish & Wildlife “One decade ago, there was a said. In 1966, that family sold it to wouldn’t disclose how much he “It’s salt marsh, sandy beach, Service. house on Peach Island that was George LeBlanc. It was gifted to would pay for it but said it was woodland and thickets are typical The Norwalk Islands were a destroyed by a storm,” said David the Seaport Association in 1998. “in the low six figures,” according of the Norwalk Islands and pro- big attraction for large cruise Park, a Weston native who has The company wanted to sell the to Norwalk Public Library ar- vide excellent wildlife habitat,” ships, which began making trips canoed the islands for the past 25 island to raise money for restor- chives. Eventually, the U.S. Fish & Delfosse said. around and into years. “The only thing that remains ing the Sheffield Lighthouse, Wildlife Service took ownership There used to be an old trac- Norwalk in 1824. Back then, a is a stone wall that wraps around Delfosse said. of the island. tor rusting away on the island, ticket cost $1, according to a book the north and west and east sides. In December 2003, Harbor The island’s close proximity to but it has since been removed, on the islands by Dick Williams. There’s not much historical record View resident Chris Campbell the shore makes its preservation Park said.

the same time, the district added full-time custodian gets about $45 an CUSTODIANS wings to the high schools and ex- hour on overtime. From page A1 panded other campuses. Part timers are paid $11.50 an hour, Things got worse after the latest according to the memo, but ABM man- problem. There is a more rooted rea- union contract was signed in 2015, agers told the finance board during son for the escalating cost, and it Bernardo said. their meeting that’s about to change. accounts for most of the overages. “They wanted us to agree that, Starting Nov. 1, part timers will get “The part-time custodians have not when the next seven full-time jobs $13.50 an hour, and eventually $15 an been fully staffed, but the work still opened, they would be filled with 14 hour, ABM managers said. has to get done, so it’s being done by part timers. We did,” Bernardo said. “This is expected to attract a larger full-time custodians on overtime,” “So the number of part timers they pool of suitable candidates and should Freedman said. needed jumped to 56.” result in a reduction of turnover” Like members of the school board, The last of the seven full-time jobs among part timers, Zachery wrote in his board wants to know one thing, opened last year, Bernardo said. By his memo. By Jan. 31, the increase in he said. then the school board had a wages should offset the cost of custo- “Why is that so?” new building management dian overtime, Zachery wrote. To find out, you have to go company, ABM Industries. ABM managers said the company back to 2005, said George oversees two other school districts in Bernardo, president of the Higher pay Fairfield County where part-time Stamford Board of Education A memo from the district’s custodians earn $13.50 an hour and Employees Association. chief financial and operations are set for an increase to $15. The school district at the support officer, Clarence Za- Some of the increase in overtime time had a contract with a Freedman chery, written last week, expenses in Stamford can be attribut- private company, AFB Con- shows that Bernardo’s as- ed to pay for trades workers, who struction Management, to operate its sessment is correct. For the years the have taken on more projects, ABM buildings. To ease budget constraints, district needed 42 part timers, the managers said. AFB proposed that future full-time highest average attendance was 33, Freedman told them he’s glad they custodian positions be filled with part- according to the memo. Since last are making progress, but “when budget timers who earned less and received no year, when the needed number was 56 time rolls around in about five months, benefits. It was capped at 42 part tim- part timers, an average of 34 showed expect to be asked the question again.” ers, equating to 21 full-time positions. up, the memo states. The part-time custodian system has The union agreed, Bernardo said. “They don’t show up because it’s a not worked in the past, but maybe it “It was two part timers for each full second job for them,” Bernardo said. will if the pay improves, Bernardo timer,” he said. “But it never worked. “We need them in the summer and said. AFB told us the city could not main- during breaks because those are our “If they are able to have 56 part tain a list of part timers.” busiest times for cleaning the schools. timers on a daily basis, it would abso- So AFB asked the union if the com- But they don’t come. In the winter they lutely save money,” he said. pany could sub-contract with another don’t come in for snow removal be- Freedman said he hopes it works. company, Melillo Maintenance, to cause it’s during the day, and they have “I think raising the salaries of the bring in part timers. That didn’t work other jobs working days. And a lot of part timers is the step they needed to either, Bernardo said. them can’t equipment. They don’t take,” he said. “We’ll wait to see how “They never got to the 42,” he said. do what the full-time custodians do.” it plays out.” As custodians retired or left, their So the full timers do their own jobs full-time slots opened but there were then fill in for the part timers on over- [email protected]; not enough part timers to step in. At time pay. Bernardo said the average 203-964-2296. Business A6 | Stamford Advocate | Wednesday, October 17, 2018 WWE faces scrutiny on Saudi plans Event planned under cloud of missing journalist By Paul Schott

WWE officials have not confirmed whether they plan to move ahead with their second event this year in Saudi Arabia, following the disappearance earlier this month of an exiled Saudi journalist who wrote columns critical of the country’s regime. The Stamford-based company is scheduled to host Nov. 2 a “Crown Jewel” competition in the Saudi capital, Riyadh. But critics have questioned the event’s staging in light of the diplo- matic crisis sparked by the vanishing of Jamal Khash- oggi, a Washington Post contributor, after an Oct. 2 visit to the Saudi consulate in Istanbul. Turkish offi- cials have said they suspect Saudi operatives killed and dismembered Khashoggi there. Saudi officials have denied the allegations, but reports in recent days sug- gest they might soon admit that Khashoggi was killed in a botched interrogation. “We are currently mon- itoring the situation,” WWE officials said in a statement this week. They did not comment further on the issue or make any offi- file photo cials available for an in- Fans the opening of WWE’s “Greatest Royal Rumble” event in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, on April 27. terview. U.S. Department of State lem for scripted entertain- Shares closed Tuesday at age American WWE fan of approximately 60,000 in Levesque indicated in the officials “don’t have in- ment purporting to be about $84, more than dou- cares about which venue or the Red Sea coast city of interview that WWE would formation to share regard- , while seeking legiti- ble their price six months location any particular Jeddah. GRR stirred crit- look to include women in ing communication” with macy before the broader ago. event takes place,” said Josh icism for its exclusion of future events in Saudi Ara- WWE about Crown Jewel, a public,” said Daniel Durbin, Crown Jewel would com- Shuart, chairman of mar- women competitors. No bia. The company’s first department spokesperson director of the University of prise the second event in a keting and sports manage- women Superstars have competition in the country said Tuesday. Southern ’s An- 10-year partnership be- ment at Sacred Heart Uni- been billed for Crown Jewel. was held in Riyadh in 2014. Some sports-media ex- nenberg Institute of Sports, tween the company and the versity. “I believe that those “I understand that people In contrast with GRR, perts said WWE could risk Media and Society. “That Saudi government that was fans are interested in the are questioning it, but you female performers partici- damaging its reputation if it attempt to engage a broader announced earlier this year. matchups. And I think have to understand that pated in WWE’s December were to move ahead with public cannot be helped by It would include a Universal most citizens, wrestling every culture is different 2017 gathering in the United the event and not show continuing to plan their Championship Triple fans or not, realize that this and just because you don’t Arab Emirates’ capital, Abu serious concern about the showcase event in a country Threat match featuring is a very sensitive situation agree with a certain aspect Dhabi. A Sasha Banks- Khashoggi case. In the past under scrutiny for, among Superstars Roman Reigns, and would, accordingly, be of it, it doesn’t mean it’s not Alexa Bliss “Raw” title week, the company has other things, the possible Brock Lesnar and Braun very understanding, re- relevant culture,” WWE match marked the first time faced growing criticism on murder of a journalist.” Strowman; the return of gardless of what is decid- Executive Vice President women Superstars had social media and from TV Since Khashoggi’s disap- Hall of Famer Shawn Mi- ed.” Paul “Triple H” Levesque competed in the UAE. personalities such as HBO’s pearance, the company’s chaels after an eight-year WWE’s previous event in said in an interview earlier John Oliver for its Saudi stock has dipped, but still hiatus; and the first WWE Saudi Arabia was the 50- this year with the British [email protected]; programming. retained the vast majority of World Cup tournament. man Greatest Royal Rum- newspaper The Indepen- 203-964-2236; : “This might pose a prob- its massive gains this year. “I do not think the aver- ble, held on April 27 in front dent. @paulschott

Insurance coverage TOP HOME SALE $1.85M climbs slightly in state A home at 500 Woodbine Road had the highest price of all single-family home sales recorded by the city of Stamford from Oct. 8-12. By Alexander Soule ance membership totals decline in Connecticut. The HOME STATS After two years of de- state Insurance Department Neighborhood: clines through 2016, Con- reported nearly 55,000 necticut registered a slight fewer members for the Size: 8,802 square feet increase in the number of Farmington-based subsid- Style: Contemporary people signing up for com- iary of EmblemHealth, a 22 Bedrooms: 5 percent drop. mercial health insurance Bathrooms: 6 last year, according to a Marsin Digital / Contributed photo “The decline in enroll- Built: new report from state reg- The 2018 installment of ment was a strategic deci- 1992 ulators. the Stamford Health, sion,” said ConnectiCare Date sold: Oct. 9 Five of Connecticut’s six Health, Wellness & Sports spokesperson Kim Kann in health insurance carriers Expo is scheduled for Oct. response to a Hearst Con- added to their membership 20-21. necticut Media inquiry. rolls last year, as tracked by “Over the last few years, the state Insurance Depart- iary Oxford Health Plans, many of our competitor's ment, whether for full cov- to lead all insurers for nu- plans have been significant- erage or partial indemnity merical membership gains. ly underpriced. While Con- BRIEFLY ... or HMO plans that exclude The nonprofit Harvard nectiCare offers an array of some types of coverage. The Pilgrim Health Care regis- solutions to help small state added more than 1,500 tered the best momentum business owners navigate Report: Uber’s potential month sports wagering was authorized insured residents on a with a 47 percent increase this important and unfa- under law. basis to keep the total num- in its membership base in miliar territory, we will not IPO value nears $120B Sports gamblers $184 million in Sep- ber of covered people above its fourth year actively sell- adjust our offerings based tember at authorized venues and websites, 2.2 million. ing policies in Connecticut. on lower cost plans in the Investment banks Goldman Sachs and with Draftkings Sportsbook leading all Nationally, nearly 2.8 “Harvard Pilgrim Health market. ConnectiCare is Morgan Stanley are valuing Uber Tech- gambling outlets with $8.4 million in reve- million additional people Care has experienced rapid focused on being successful nologies at as much as $120 billion, accord- nue under license with Resorts World, secured health insurance growth after its entry into here in Connecticut, but not ing to , with Uber with Fanduel at under $5 million in affilia- last year, according to U.S. the state in 2014,” said Ja- at the expense of offering possibly on track for an initial public of- tion with The Meadowlands. Census Bureau estimates son Madrak, vice president unsustainable plans to our fering of stock early next year. published last month, a of the insurer’s Connecticut customers.” -hailing provider’s valuation nearly 0.1 percent increase market operations, in an Anthem and Connecti- would eclipse that of General Motors, Ford Stamford, New Canaan that was ahead of the Con- email response to a Hearst Care are reprising their and Fiat Chrysler combined, according to buildings sell for 7 figures necticut trajectory. Connecticut Media query status next year as the lone the report, and would be well in excess of a Anthem remains the forwarded by a spokesper- two carriers offering cover- $72 billion valuation only in August after Two properties in Stamford and New dominant market leader in son. “With a fairly stable age on the CT Access Uber received backing from Toyota. Canaan have sold for several million dol- Connecticut with more array of health insurance Health exchange, which lars, according to commercial real estate than 1 million members, a carriers in the state over the under the federal Afford- firm Cushman & Wakefield, the deals’ 46 percent share of the past several years, the new able Care Act offers an N.J. sports book broker. In Stamford, 42 W. Broad St., the market with the company options brought to the table option for people unable to generates $23.7M site of a Volkswagen dealership, sold for marking its first gain here by Harvard Pilgrim were a find adequate coverage in $7.25 million. in two years. welcome addition to the the private market. New Jersey bookies reported more than In New Canaan, at 50 Pine St., an ap- UnitedHealthcare signed market.” $23.7 million in September revenue from proximately 15,000-square-foot retail up more than 20,000 peo- ConnectiCare was the [email protected]; legalized , according to New building near the town’s downtown Metro- ple, including for subsid- only carrier to see its insur- 203-842-2545; @casoulman York City-based BonusSeeker, the first North station sold for $4.35 million. Wednesday, October 17, 2018 | Stamford Advocate | A7 BUSINESS

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London FTSE 7059.40 +30.18 5-year T-note 3.02 3.01 Gold 1231.00 +0.70 Japan 0.0089 112.2800 Tokyo Nikkei 22549.24 +277.94 10-year T-note 3.16 3.16 Silver 14.70 –0.03 0.0533 18.7578

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Altria 60.77 –0.67 –1.1 –14.9 DelphiTech 23.50 +0.44 +1.9 –55.2 KeurigDrPp 23.89 +0.58 +2.5 +52.9 Rite Aid 1.08 +0.03 +2.9 –45.2 AmAirlines 33.28 +1.50 +4.7 –36.0 DeltaArLns 53.11 +1.27 +2.4 –5.2 KeyCorp 18.58 +0.11 +0.6 –7.9 RltyInco 57.55 +1.38 +2.5 +0.9 .com 1819.96 +59.01 +3.4 +55.6 Digi Rlty 109.99 +2.71 +2.5 –3.4 Kim-Clark 110.07 –0.22 –0.2 –8.8 RockwlAuto 172.47 +3.45 +2.0 –12.2 AmElecPwr 71.70 +0.68 +1.0 –2.5 DiscoverFn 75.60 +1.59 +2.1 –1.7 KinderMrgn 17.92 +0.38 +2.2 –0.8 RockwllCll 135.06 +0.33 +0.2 –0.4 Ameren 64.78 +0.96 +1.5 +9.8 DISHNetwrk 34.15 +0.47 +1.4 –28.5 KLA-Tencor 92.96 +1.87 +2.1 –11.5 Roper Ind 287.21 +7.72 +2.8 +10.9 AmeriBergn 92.57 +3.03 +3.4 +0.8 DollarGen 110.95 +4.56 +4.3 +19.3 KraftHeinz 55.44 +0.97 +1.8 –28.7 RylCaribbn 121.61 +3.83 +3.3 +2.0 AmeriprsFn 137.01 +1.27 +0.9 –19.2 DollarTree 86.50 +5.53 +6.8 –19.4 Kroger 27.20 –0.30 –1.1 –0.9 S&P Global 189.89 +5.67 +3.1 +12.1 Employers AmExp 104.27 +1.65 +1.6 +5.0 Dover Corp 83.24 +1.21 +1.5 +2.1 L3 Tech 220.80 –0.11 0.0 +11.6 Salesforce 147.44 +5.49 +3.9 +44.2 Amphenol 86.31 +1.94 +2.3 –1.7 DowDuPont 60.26 +1.32 +2.2 –15.4 Lab Corp 173.70 +4.17 +2.5 +8.9 Schlumbrgr 59.68 +0.13 +0.2 –11.4 AmTower 145.69 +2.96 +2.1 +2.1 DR Horton 38.65 +0.97 +2.6 –24.3 Lam Rsrc 145.27 +2.76 +1.9 –21.1 Sempra Enr 115.76 +0.66 +0.6 +8.3 AmWtr Wrks 90.05 +2.05 +2.3 –1.6 DTE Energy 111.24 +1.12 +1.0 +1.6 LincNatl 64.47 +0.69 +1.1 –16.1 SherwinW 414.93 +12.63 +3.1 +1.2 Anadarko 68.28 +0.65 +1.0 +27.3 DXC Tech 90.06 +2.65 +3.0 +9.7 Loews Corp 47.06 +0.22 +0.5 –5.9 SimonProp 174.09 +3.07 +1.8 +1.4 Analog Dev 85.76 +1.86 +2.2 –3.7 EA 107.42 +1.54 +1.5 +2.2 Lowe's 105.98 +1.31 +1.3 +14.0 Skyworks 88.70 +1.65 +1.9 –6.6 post record Andeavor 153.50 – – +34.2 Eaton Corp 80.26 +1.10 +1.4 +1.6 LyondllBsl 97.63 +0.69 +0.7 –11.5 Southern 44.51 +0.29 +0.7 –7.4 Aon PLC 149.85 +2.67 +1.8 +11.8 EBay 32.25 +0.39 +1.2 –14.5 M&T Bank 158.73 –0.28 –0.2 –7.2 Starbucks 57.81 +1.06 +1.9 +0.7 ApldMatls 34.76 +1.33 +4.0 –32.0 Ecolab Inc 148.47 +2.12 +1.4 +10.6 Manulife 15.48 +0.15 +1.0 –25.8 State St 82.27 +1.07 +1.3 –15.7 Apple Inc 222.15 +4.79 +2.2 +31.3 EdisonInt 69.53 +0.65 +0.9 +9.9 MarathnPtr 80.07 +2.28 +2.9 +21.4 Stryker 175.10 +5.69 +3.4 +13.1 ArchDanls 49.30 +0.26 +0.5 +23.0 EdwLfSci 147.02 +5.23 +3.7 +30.4 Marriott 117.95 +2.44 +2.1 –13.1 SunTrust 61.77 –0.02 0.0 –4.4 Arconic 22.19 +0.71 +3.3 –18.6 Entergy 82.72 +0.87 +1.1 +1.6 MarshMcL 80.33 +1.33 +1.7 –1.3 SwAirlines 58.94 +1.26 +2.2 –9.9 AT&T Inc 32.39 +0.03 +0.1 –16.7 EOG Res 122.26 –0.31 –0.3 +13.3 MartinMM 171.72 +3.13 +1.9 –22.3 Symantec 20.66 +0.88 +4.4 –26.4 number of Autodesk 141.42 +6.82 +5.1 +34.9 EqtyRsd 64.38 +1.40 +2.2 +1.0 Mastercard 207.78 +7.46 +3.7 +37.3 SynchronyF 30.19 +0.46 +1.5 –21.8 AutoZone 773.51 –13.49 –1.7 +8.7 Equifax 124.46 +1.36 +1.1 +5.5 McCormick 137.04 +2.77 +2.1 +34.5 Sysco Corp 70.14 +1.18 +1.7 +15.5 AvalonBay 176.14 +3.24 +1.9 –1.3 Equinix 408.29 +11.70 +3.0 –9.9 McDonald's 164.07 +0.40 +0.2 –4.7 Target 85.81 +1.21 +1.4 +31.5 BakrHghsGE 30.84 +0.15 +0.5 –2.5 EssexPT 244.71 +4.11 +1.7 +1.4 McKesson 133.44 +2.07 +1.6 –14.4 TEConnctvt 80.06 +1.44 +1.8 –15.8 Ball Corp 46.10 +1.50 +3.4 +21.8 EsteeLaudr 128.48 +2.62 +2.1 +1.0 Medtronic 96.55 +2.73 +2.9 +19.6 ThermoFshr 235.15 +7.05 +3.1 +23.8 BB&T Corp 47.09 +0.30 +0.6 –5.2 Exelon 43.46 +0.43 +1.0 +10.3 Merck 71.22 +1.76 +2.5 +26.6 TransDigm 344.70 +17.21 +5.3 +25.5 open jobs BectDck 244.30 +5.99 +2.5 +14.1 Expedia 121.91 +3.36 +2.8 +1.8 MetLife 43.85 +0.08 +0.2 –13.3 Travelers 124.75 +1.36 +1.1 –8.0 Best Buy 74.81 +1.82 +2.5 +9.3 ExpScrpt 96.22 +2.70 +2.9 +28.9 MettlerTol 573.59 +17.61 +3.2 –7.4 TRowePrice 101.96 +1.29 +1.3 –2.8 Biogen Inc 338.61 +10.20 +3.1 +6.3 ExxonMobil 81.20 +0.38 +0.5 –2.9 MGMResorts 27.61 +0.82 +3.1 –17.3 TwentyFirs 45.56 +0.43 +1.0 +33.5 ASSOCIATED PRESS from the Great Recession Bk NY Mel 49.35 +0.90 +1.9 –8.4 158.78 +5.26 +3.4 –10.0 Microchp 69.15 +0.93 +1.4 –21.3 TwentyFrst 45.95 +0.43 +0.9 +33.1 Bk of Am 28.53 +0.61 +2.2 –3.4 FidltyNtIn 104.82 +3.60 +3.6 +11.4 MicronT 43.21 +0.87 +2.1 +5.1 Twitter 29.87 +1.26 +4.4 +24.4 and its aftermath. In 2009, BlackRock 408.00 –18.94 –4.4 –20.6 FifthThrdB 26.84 +0.13 +0.5 –11.5 Microsoft 111.00 +3.40 +3.2 +29.8 TXInstr 102.15 +2.72 +2.7 –2.2 U.S. employers posted the there were as many as six Booking 1830.27 +18.94 +1.0 +5.3 FirstEnrgy 37.80 +0.39 +1.0 +23.4 Mohawk Ind 156.25 +0.92 +0.6 –43.4 TysonFoods 62.03 +0.93 +1.5 –23.5 BostonProp 118.02 +2.04 +1.8 –9.2 Fiserv Inc 78.86 +2.11 +2.7 +20.3 MolsonCors 60.23 +0.56 +0.9 –26.6 UltaBeauty 285.41 +3.68 +1.3 +27.6 most jobs in two decades in unemployed workers for BostonSci 38.11 +1.68 +4.6 +53.7 Ford 8.80 –0.01 –0.1 –28.7 Mondelez 41.28 +0.24 +0.6 –3.6 UnionPac 153.15 +0.96 +0.6 +14.2 August, and hiring also each available job. Now, that Broadcom 238.32 +5.85 +2.5 –7.2 Fortive 79.78 +0.84 +1.1 +10.3 MonstrBvrg 53.10 +0.90 +1.7 –16.1 UnitedCntl 83.52 +2.18 +2.7 +23.9 BrookfldPr – – – – FranklnRes 29.60 +0.65 +2.2 –25.7 Moody's 159.69 +3.23 +2.1 +8.2 US Bancorp 50.97 +0.46 +0.9 –4.9 reached a record high, fresh number has fallen below one. BrownFormn 48.25 +1.34 +2.9 –10.5 FreeprtMcM 12.68 –0.15 –1.2 –33.1 Morg Stan 45.94 +2.47 +5.7 –12.4 Valero 105.91 +2.12 +2.0 +15.2 evidence that companies are Employers hired roughly CA Inc 43.81 –0.02 0.0 +31.6 GD 194.71 +2.08 +1.1 –4.3 Mylan NV 33.11 +0.74 +2.3 –21.7 Ventas Inc 55.16 +1.28 +2.4 –8.1 Campbell 38.40 +0.60 +1.6 –20.2 GE 12.10 –0.05 –0.4 –30.7 NASDAQ Inc 81.93 +1.92 +2.4 +6.6 VerskAnlyt 116.23 +3.00 +2.6 +21.1 desperate to staff up amid 5.8 million people in August, Cap One 91.63 +1.08 +1.2 –8.0 Gen Mills 44.37 +0.80 +1.8 –25.2 346.40 +13.27 +4.0 +80.5 VertexPhrm 185.45 +7.80 +4.4 +23.7 solid economic growth. the report showed. That is CardnlHlth 52.65 +1.12 +2.2 –14.1 Gen Motors 32.34 +0.22 +0.7 –21.1 NewllBrnds 18.00 +0.57 +3.3 –41.7 VF Corp 89.65 +2.04 +2.3 +21.1 Carnival 59.09 +1.37 +2.4 –11.0 Glbl Pmts 119.89 +4.44 +3.8 +19.6 NewmontMin 32.29 –0.37 –1.1 –13.9 Visa Inc 141.74 +4.51 +3.3 +24.3 Job openings rose a slight also the most on record, but Celgene 84.28 +2.45 +3.0 –19.2 GoldmnSchs 221.70 +6.48 +3.0 –13.0 NextEra En 171.29 +1.65 +1.0 +9.7 Vornado RT 68.62 +1.27 +1.9 –12.2 0.8 percent to 7.14 million, the that increase partly reflects Centene 146.46 +7.04 +5.0 +45.2 Halliburtn 40.08 +0.28 +0.7 –18.0 Nielsen 27.14 +0.88 +3.4 –25.4 VulcanMtrl 100.90 +1.61 +1.6 –21.4 highest on record dating population growth. The CenterPt 27.75 +0.20 +0.7 –2.2 Harris 173.53 +0.28 +0.2 +22.5 Nike 77.48 +2.49 +3.3 +23.9 Walgreen 76.28 +1.56 +2.1 +5.0 Cerner 64.37 +1.94 +3.1 –4.5 Hartfd Fin 46.61 +0.17 +0.4 –17.2 NorfolkSo 172.35 +2.90 +1.7 +18.9 WalMart 95.81 +1.99 +2.1 –3.0 back to December 2000, the percentage of the workforce Ch Schwab 48.23 +0.59 +1.2 –6.1 HCA Hlth 135.50 +2.74 +2.1 +54.3 Northern 99.38 +1.21 +1.2 –0.5 WaltDisney 116.19 +2.75 +2.4 +8.1 Labor Department said that found jobs in August CharterCmm 321.04 +7.15 +2.3 –4.4 HCP Inc 25.68 +0.70 +2.8 –1.5 NVIDIA 245.83 +10.45 +4.4 +27.0 Waste Mgmt 90.25 +1.82 +2.1 +4.6 Chevron 117.51 +0.57 +0.5 –6.1 HenrySchen 85.07 +0.32 +0.4 +21.7 Omnicom 74.36 +4.86 +7.0 +2.1 Waters 188.12 +6.19 +3.4 –2.6 Tuesday. That is also far ticked up to 3.9 percent from CinncFin 74.29 +2.13 +3.0 –0.9 Hershey Co 105.50 +0.54 +0.5 –7.1 ONEOK Inc 67.46 +2.65 +4.1 +26.2 WDigitl 56.06 +1.56 +2.9 –29.5 more than the 6.2 million 3.8 percent in July. That Cintas 189.91 +5.52 +3.0 +21.9 HewlttPckr 15.51 +0.17 +1.1 +8.0 Oracle 48.23 +1.11 +2.4 +2.0 WellsFargo 53.73 +0.49 +0.9 –11.4 Cisco Sys 45.82 +1.15 +2.6 +19.6 Hilton Ww 74.63 +1.64 +2.2 –6.5 OReillyAut 347.27 +3.73 +1.1 +44.4 Welltower 63.12 +1.22 +2.0 –1.0 people who were unem- matched an 11-year high first Citigroup 69.71 +0.50 +0.7 –6.3 Home Depot 193.58 +2.41 +1.3 +2.1 P&G Co 81.01 +0.88 +1.1 –11.8 WestRock 43.11 +0.76 +1.8 –31.8 ployed that month. reached in May. Clorox 148.69 +2.08 +1.4 0.0 HormelFods 41.30 +0.84 +2.1 +13.5 PACCAR Inc 62.94 +0.85 +1.4 –11.5 Whirlpool 108.37 +3.00 +2.8 –35.7 CME Group 178.06 +4.24 +2.4 +21.9 HostHotels 19.43 +0.25 +1.3 –2.1 ParkerHann 165.10 +1.57 +1.0 –17.3 Williams 26.94 +0.17 +0.6 –11.6 The number of available Job openings rose in Au- CMS Energy 49.69 +0.68 +1.4 +5.1 HP Inc 23.96 +0.40 +1.7 +14.0 Paychex 68.89 +0.87 +1.3 +1.2 WillisGr 140.07 +2.09 +1.5 –7.0 jobs has swamped the num- gust in professional and Coca-Cola 45.49 +0.58 +1.3 –0.9 Humana Inc 328.35 +11.34 +3.6 +32.4 PayPal 80.61 +3.38 +4.4 +9.5 Xilinx Inc 78.89 +3.35 +4.4 +17.0 CognzntTch 73.50 +1.49 +2.1 +3.5 HuntngtnBk 14.28 +0.05 +0.4 –1.9 PepsiCo 107.39 +1.76 +1.7 –10.4 Yum!Brands 90.43 +1.98 +2.2 +10.8 ber of unemployed for five business services, which ColgtPalm 62.61 +0.06 +0.1 –17.0 IDEXX Labs 225.79 +8.89 +4.1 +44.4 PG&E Corp 48.79 +0.95 +2.0 +8.8 ZimmerBimt 127.68 +4.18 +3.4 +5.8 straight months. 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Cigna Corp 211.96 +8.04 +3.9 +4.4 Core Pls Bnd-Is 10.76 –0.01 –1.96 –1.76 Intl Eqty-Inst 21.42 –0.07 –5.97 –3.93 DevMktIndx-Inst 13.02 –0.04 –7.95 –5.42 Div Grwth-Inv 27.30 –0.03 4.78 10.17 ConsEdison 76.10 +0.82 +1.1 –10.4 BlackRock Invesco CTWaterSvc 69.61 +0.56 +0.8 +21.3 Eqty Dvdnd-I 22.78 –0.07 1.48 6.18 Charter Fund-A 17.78 –0.09 –1.50 0.21 EmMktStk Ind-Adm 31.87 –0.28 –14.85 –12.85 Diageo 136.03 +2.66 +2.0 –6.8 Global Alloc-I 19.04 –0.04 –3.41 –1.66 Comstock Fund-A 26.50 –0.09 –0.37 5.49 Eq Inc-Adm 76.32 –0.15 –0.21 4.46 DominionEn 72.30 +0.69 +1.0 –10.8 Global Divid-Inst 12.13 0.02 –7.33 –5.30 Equity & Inc-A 10.65 –0.03 –1.78 1.33 Eq Inc-Inv 36.41 –0.08 –0.28 4.37 DowDuPont 60.26 +1.32 +2.2 –15.4 High Yield Pt-Inst 7.58 0.00 2.02 2.72 Growth & Inc-A 26.11 –0.10 –2.15 2.34 Ext Mkt Idx-Adm 85.66 0.20 2.07 5.80 Duke Rlty 27.47 +0.66 +2.5 +1.0 Strat Inc Opp-Inst 9.69 0.00 –0.21 0.48 Ext Mkt Idx-Inst+ 211.40 0.51 2.09 5.83 Stocks rebound Janus Henderson Ext Mkt Idx-Inv 85.71 0.20 1.98 5.68 Dunkn'Brnd 74.19 +1.03 +1.4 +15.1 Delaware Inv Contarian-T 20.35 0.03 7.73 9.79 Eastern Co 26.42 –0.23 –0.9 +1.0 Delaware Val-I 22.19 –0.11 4.64 10.19 Hndrsn Glbl Val-I 14.44 –0.02 –3.54 –0.52 GNMA Fund-Adm 10.06 –0.01 –1.55 –1.72 Grwth Index-Adm 77.06 –0.66 7.38 11.91 Eli Lilly 111.03 +0.41 +0.4 +31.5 DFA Venture-T 81.16 –0.13 6.23 8.43 Grwth Index-Inv 77.07 –0.66 7.28 11.78 Emersn El 73.57 +2.15 +3.0 +5.6 Emrg Mkts CoreEq 19.30 –0.11 –15.58 –12.43 John Hancock H/Y Tax Ext-Adm 11.00 0.00 –0.89 0.06 to gain back Energen 83.71 +1.74 +2.1 +45.4 Emrg Mrkts Val 27.48 –0.09 –10.94 –7.64 Disc Mid Cap Val-I 22.57 0.02 –3.17 0.38 EthanAllen 21.30 +0.61 +2.9 –24.7 Fv-Yr Glbl Fx Inc 10.87 0.00 0.43 0.11 MM Lifestyle Bal-1 14.80 –0.03 –1.64 0.44 Health Cre-Adm 91.57 –0.19 8.35 8.76 EversorcEn 61.96 +0.59 +1.0 –1.9 Intl Core Eqty 13.02 –0.04 –8.93 –5.99 MM Lifestyle Grow-B 15.75 –0.05 –2.78 –0.33 Health Cre-Inv 217.07 –0.45 8.30 8.70 Hi Yld Corp-Adm 5.71 0.00 0.74 0.79 FactsetRsc 216.91 +5.35 +2.5 +12.5 Intl Sm Cap Val Pt 19.98 –0.11 –13.02 –10.49 JPMorgan FedEx Corp 226.18 +5.16 +2.3 –9.4 Intl Small Co 19.01 –0.11 –10.39 –7.39 Core Bond-I 11.12 0.00 –1.96 –1.75 Inflat Prot-Inv 12.59 0.01 –1.82 –0.98 recent losses FireEye 17.81 +0.88 +5.2 +25.4 US Core Eq 1 Port 23.23 –0.05 2.96 8.61 Core Bond-R6 11.14 0.00 –1.76 –1.60 Ins Tot Stk In-Ins+ 60.87 –0.27 4.08 9.03 Inst Indx-Inst 250.78 –1.48 4.41 9.59 FrontirCmm 5.55 +0.29 +5.5 –17.9 US Core Eq 2 Port 21.68 –0.03 1.47 7.03 Lazard FuelCell 0.99 –0.01 –1.0 –41.8 US Lr Cp Vl Prt-Ins 38.00 –0.14 –1.94 4.75 Emerg Mkt Eqy-Inst 16.56 –0.10 –16.99 –15.07 Inst Indx-Inst+ 250.79 –1.49 4.42 9.61 BLOOMBERG Gartner 151.14 +4.09 +2.8 +22.7 US Sm Cp Val Prt 37.63 0.25 –0.27 2.03 Loomis Sayles Intl Grwth-Adm 89.06 –0.92 –6.82 –5.65 ing for a smoking gun for Gilead Sci 76.31 +3.53 +4.9 +6.5 US Smll Cap Port 35.98 0.23 0.76 3.87 Bond-Inst 13.48 0.02 0.24 0.51 Intl Grwth-Inv 27.96 –0.29 –6.92 –5.79 either tariffs or tightening Hess Corp 65.80 +0.16 +0.2 +38.6 US Targ Val 24.29 0.15 –1.72 2.58 Lord Abbett IntmTrm T/E-Inv 13.67 0.00 –1.09 –1.23 L/T Inv Gr-Adm 9.50 0.01 –7.42 –5.29 U.S. stocks gained the conditions,” Jurrien Tim- Honeywell 159.56 +3.35 +2.1 +5.2 Dodge & Cox Shrt Dur Inc-A 4.16 0.00 0.87 0.92 Hubbell B 126.10 +3.21 +2.6 –6.8 Balanced Fund 105.75 –0.05 1.43 4.77 Shrt Dur Inc-F 4.15 0.00 0.71 0.78 Lifestrat Growth 32.89 –0.10 –1.37 1.76 most in more than six mer, director of global mac- IBM 145.12 +3.99 +2.8 –5.4 Income Fund 13.30 0.00 –1.04 –0.78 Metropolitan West Lifestrat ModGrw 26.53 –0.06 –1.30 1.13 months as corporate earn- ro at Fidelity Investments, iShBrazil 39.45 +1.24 +3.2 –2.5 Intl Stock Fund 41.41 –0.04 –10.60 –10.27 Ttl Rtrn Bnd-I 10.24 –0.01 –1.91 –1.71 Lng Trm T/E-Adm 11.16 0.00 –1.68 –1.04 IsoRay Inc 0.48 +0.01 +1.1 +20.8 Stock Fund 204.73 –0.40 2.71 8.08 Ttl Rtrn Bnd-Pln 9.63 –0.02 –1.89 –1.70 Ltd Trm T/E-Adm 10.78 0.01 0.45 –0.11 ings provided a respite from said by phone. “People at MidCap Idx-Adm 189.68 0.09 0.15 4.45 iStar 11.00 +0.14 +1.3 –2.7 DoubleLine Wst Ttl Rtrn Bnd-M 10.24 –0.01 –2.08 –1.93 tensions over trade and this point want to be re- Kellogg 69.85 +1.18 +1.7 +2.8 Ttl Rtrn Bnd-I 10.31 0.01 –0.29 –0.25 MFS MidCap Idx-Inst 41.90 0.02 0.14 4.44 MidCap Indx-Inv 41.81 0.02 0.04 4.31 Kimco Rlty 15.14 +0.15 +1.0 –16.6 Dreyfus Blend Rs Em Eq-A 12.66 –0.11 –13.88 –12.08 geopolitics. The dollar de- lieved or are feeling that Kohl's 73.40 +1.89 +2.6 +35.3 Appreciation-Inv 35.34 –0.20 0.65 5.81 Value Fund-I 39.22 –0.03 –2.62 0.85 Primecap-Inv 137.58 –1.02 6.74 12.08 clined. things aren’t as bad as last LockhdMrtn 337.13 +5.89 +1.8 +5.0 Glbl Emrg Mkts-A 14.34 –0.10 –23.36 –19.77 Oakmark Primecp-Adm 142.69 –1.05 6.80 12.16 Lydall Inc 35.19 +0.21 +0.6 –30.7 Muni Bond Infra 13.67 –0.05 –4.32 –6.12 Equity & Income-Inv 31.36 –0.04 –2.58 0.27 Prmcp Core-Inv 27.95 –0.13 3.90 8.38 The S&P 500 surged back week suggested.” Reit Index-Adm 108.17 0.66 –4.91 –5.07 MannKind 1.92 +0.27 +16.4 –17.2 Fidelity Fund-Inv 83.96 –0.40 –0.44 4.07 above 2,800 as it continues a Better results at the start Motorola 123.76 +3.75 +3.1 +37.0 500 Index Fd-Fa 96.19 –0.57 4.42 9.61 International-Inv 24.43 –0.04 –14.49 –13.39 Reit Indx-Inv 25.36 0.16 –5.02 –5.20 rebound from last week’s of earnings are giv- NortrpGrmn 312.09 +6.49 +2.1 +1.7 Balanced Fund 22.48 –0.07 2.84 5.39 Old Westbury S/C ValIndx-Adm 55.89 0.28 –0.64 2.97 Occidental 73.12 +0.88 +1.2 –0.7 Blue Chip Grth 93.32 –1.13 10.37 15.28 Large Cap Strat 14.20 –0.07 –1.80 1.10 S/T BndIndx-Adm 10.20 0.00 –0.20 –0.51 sell-off, while small caps in ing many investors breath- Olin Corp 23.40 +0.20 +0.9 –34.2 Cap & Inc 9.83 –0.02 –0.14 0.70 Oppenheimer S/T Inv Gr-Adm 10.42 0.00 0.13 0.00 the Russell 2000 Index ing room from concerns that PerkinElmr 89.28 +3.68 +4.3 +22.1 China Region 30.05 –0.40 –16.48 –12.79 Developing Mkt-A 38.47 –0.31 –11.69 –10.55 S/T Inv Gr-Inst 10.42 0.00 0.15 0.03 Pfizer Inc 43.93 +0.81 +1.9 +21.3 Contrafund 13.02 –0.15 7.97 12.46 Intl Growth Fd-Y 37.89 –0.15 –13.14 –11.20 S/T Inv Gr-Inv 10.42 0.00 0.05 –0.10 jumped the most in almost a slowdown could be on the PhilipMrrs 83.50 +0.01 0.0 –21.0 Contrafund-K 13.02 –0.15 8.04 12.57 Parnassus S/T Tax Ex-Adm 15.68 0.00 0.98 0.67 two years. The Nasdaq horizon. Netflix Inc. be- PitneyBows 7.14 +0.10 +1.4 –36.1 Div Intl 36.68 –0.09 –8.35 –6.65 Core Equity Fd-Ins 44.30 –0.17 4.69 9.81 Selected Value 28.27 0.05 –9.59 –5.54 PplUntFin 16.24 +0.10 +0.6 –13.2 Ext Market In 63.24 0.16 2.05 5.85 PIMCO SmCap Indx-Adm 71.84 0.27 2.46 6.53 Composite saw its biggest comes the first large tech- Praxair 160.67 +3.88 +2.5 +3.9 Freedom 2015 12.85 –0.03 –1.44 0.61 Income Fund-A 11.86 0.00 –0.49 0.38 SmCap Indx-Inst 71.84 0.27 2.46 6.54 gain since March as United- nology company to report Prudential 97.83 +0.43 +0.4 –14.9 Freedom 2020 15.93 –0.03 –1.46 0.79 Income Fund-D – – – – Sml Cap Indx-Inv 71.82 0.27 2.36 6.42 PSEG 53.83 +0.35 +0.7 +4.5 Freedom 2025 13.86 –0.03 –1.53 0.93 Income Fund-Ins 11.86 0.00 –0.18 0.78 Star 26.45 –0.08 –0.60 2.15 Health Group’s earnings after Tuesday’s close, while RBC Bearng 144.93 +6.08 +4.4 +14.7 Freedom 2030 17.30 –0.05 –1.66 1.31 Rae Em Mkts-A 10.12 –0.05 –12.08 –9.65 Targ Ret 2015 15.17 –0.02 –1.04 0.76 bolstered health-care firms. minutes from the latest Fed RegionsFin 17.22 +0.06 +0.3 –0.3 Freedom K 2020 15.91 –0.03 –1.46 0.85 Rae LwVol+ Emg-A – – – – Targ Ret 2020 31.00 –0.07 –1.21 1.04 Adobe Inc.’s forecast lifted meeting should offer more Sanofi 44.35 +0.92 +2.1 +3.1 Freedom K 2025 13.84 –0.03 –1.52 1.05 Total Return Fund-Inst 9.88 0.00 –1.81 –1.80 Targ Ret 2025 18.25 –0.05 –1.35 1.25 Sears 0.40 +0.09 +29.0 –88.8 Freedom K 2030 17.29 –0.05 –1.54 1.47 Principal Targ Ret 2030 33.19 –0.09 –1.31 1.52 software makers as tech- clues a day later. In the back- SPDR S&P 280.40 +6.00 +2.2 +5.1 Freedom K 2035 14.58 –0.05 –1.56 1.86 Divers Intl-Inst 12.51 –0.06 –10.00 –8.95 Targ Ret 2035 20.41 –0.06 –1.35 1.79 Targ Ret 2040 35.28 –0.13 –1.37 2.01 nology stocks advanced ground, traders are still StanlyBlck 128.10 +0.24 +0.2 –24.5 Freedom K 2040 10.24 –0.03 –1.56 1.96 Prudential SturmRuger 66.12 +2.03 +3.2 +18.4 Growth Comp 19.45 –0.24 8.87 13.16 Jenn M/C Grow-Z 38.17 –0.05 0.29 4.52 Targ Ret 2045 22.18 –0.08 –1.42 2.08 before Netflix reports. grappling with continuing Terex Corp 37.08 +0.77 +2.1 –23.1 Growth Comp-K 19.46 –0.24 8.95 13.26 Jenn Utilities-A 14.06 0.03 1.43 1.30 Targ Ret 2050 35.69 –0.13 –1.41 2.08 The dollar held near a U.S.-China trade war rheto- Textron 66.76 +0.95 +1.4 +18.0 Intl Index-Fa 39.94 –0.04 –7.41 –5.15 Total Retrn Bnd-Z 13.83 –0.02 –2.65 –1.91 Targ Ret Inc 13.22 –0.01 –0.99 0.35 ThomsnRtrs 46.39 +0.87 +1.9 +6.4 Invest Gr Bond 7.61 0.00 –2.11 –2.11 Royce Tot Intl Bnd-Adm 21.68 0.01 0.70 1.42 two-week low and the 10- ric and geopolitical strains. TimeWarner – – – – Low-Priced Stk 50.02 –0.01 –1.66 4.24 Pennsylvania Mut Fd-In10.73 0.05 2.00 4.52 Tot Intl Bnd-Inst 32.53 0.01 0.73 1.42 year Treasury yield traded Elsewhere, the pound Timken 43.36 +0.64 +1.5 –11.8 Low-Priced Stk-K 49.97 –0.01 –1.61 4.32 Premier Fund-Invest16.54 0.03 –0.36 4.01 Tot Intl Bnd-Inv 10.84 0.00 0.68 1.39 around 3.15 percent as data climbed as leaders struck a TJX Cos 112.25 +1.74 +1.6 +46.8 Magellan 10.54 –0.08 5.64 10.83 Schwab TotBdMktIdx-Adm 10.29 0.01 –2.16 –2.06 UBS Group 14.32 +0.10 +0.7 –19.0 Mid Cap Value-L 39.46 0.08 –2.04 1.82 S&P 500 Index-Sel 43.01 –0.25 4.42 9.60 TotBdMktIdx-Ins+ 10.29 0.01 –2.15 –2.04 showed U.S. factory produc- conciliatory tone a day after Unilever 54.14 +0.68 +1.3 –3.9 OTC Portfolio 11.67 –0.17 10.34 14.24 T. Rowe Price TotBdMktIdx-Inst 10.29 0.01 –2.15 –2.05 tion expanded in Septem- Brexit negotiations broke UnitedHlth 272.57 +12.32 +4.7 +23.6 Puritan 22.29 –0.14 2.58 6.22 Capital Apprec 29.23 –0.10 3.36 5.98 TotIntStIdx-Adm 27.16 –0.11 –9.36 –6.87 UnitedTech 132.51 +2.18 +1.7 +3.9 Technology 17.21 –0.26 6.53 8.99 Eqty Idx 500 73.84 –0.44 4.28 9.41 TotIntStIdx-Ins+ 108.63 –0.42 –9.32 –6.82 ber. Oil edged higher amid down. The Turkish lira rose UPS Inc 117.48 +1.71 +1.5 –1.4 Total Bond-Tb 10.25 0.00 –1.60 –1.66 Equity Inc-Inv 32.59 –0.01 –0.79 3.46 TotIntStIdx-Inst 108.61 –0.43 –9.33 –6.83 tensions between the Saudi following seven days of Utd Rental 141.22 +3.60 +2.6 –17.9 Total Mkt Idx-F 79.14 –0.36 4.00 8.94 Global Tech 15.38 –0.28 –8.62 –6.36 TotIntStIdx-Inv 16.24 –0.06 –9.36 –6.92 Verizon 53.70 +0.10 +0.2 +1.5 US Bond Ind-Ins 11.09 0.00 –2.27 –2.16 Growth Stock 66.87 –0.75 6.74 10.57 TotStkMkt-Adm 68.52 –0.31 4.05 9.00 Arabia and the U.S. over the gains after the country re- Inc 36.01 +0.95 +2.7 +3.2 Fidelity Advisor Health Sci 78.06 –0.77 10.96 13.24 TotStkMkt-Inst 68.53 –0.31 4.05 9.00 disappearance of a promi- leased U.S. pastor Andrew WebsterFin 59.13 +0.96 +1.7 +5.3 Adv Nw Insghts-A 32.44 –0.26 5.67 10.26 Inst L/C Grw 41.07 –0.47 11.27 16.32 TotStkMkt-Inv 68.50 –0.30 3.96 8.89 WEC Energy 69.07 +1.13 +1.7 +4.0 Fidelity Select Intl Stock 17.10 –0.13 –8.41 –6.94 Val Index-Adm 41.31 –0.14 1.60 7.30 nent journalist. Brunson on Friday. In Asia, WWEnt 84.29 –0.68 –0.8+175.6 Biotechnolgy 21.54 –0.21 2.41 –1.52 Intl Val Eqty 13.53 –0.02 –10.52 –10.21 Val Index-Inst 41.31 –0.13 1.61 7.31 “The third quarter, which Japan’s equities outperform- WynnResrts 117.83 +3.16 +2.8 –30.1 Health Care 25.16 –0.12 16.59 15.63 Mid Cp Grw-Inv 92.02 0.20 5.75 9.09 Wellngton-Adm 71.30 –0.17 0.21 3.82 is now underway, would be ed, while Chinese shares Xerox Corp 26.40 +0.71 +2.8 –9.4 Mid-Cap Val 30.71 0.18 1.02 5.59 Wellngton-Inv 41.29 –0.10 0.15 3.74 Wellsly Inc-Adm 62.81 –0.01 –1.65 0.54 the first sign if you’re look- retreated. A8 | Stamford Advocate | Wednesday, October 17, 2018 Wednesday, October 17, 2018 | Stamford Advocate | A9 A10 | Stamford Advocate | Wednesday, October 17, 2018 OBITUARIES/NEWS NATION/WORLD

David Goldman / Associated Press From left, Wes Allen, Jr. sits with his father, Wes Allen Sr., sister, Alison, and mother, Vicki, outside their room at a damaged motel on Tuesday in Panama City, Fla., where many residents continue to live in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael. Many residents rode out the storm and have no place to go even though many of the motel’s rooms are uninhabitable.

HURRICANE MICHAEL hoods devastated by the most powerful hurricane to hit the continental U.S. in Storm blamed nearly 50 years. for 16 deaths in The count of 16 dead was alone twice the number previ- ously tallied by The Associ- Scott Olson / Getty Images ated Press. Neighbors Sherry Frantz, left, and Chris McNeal hug on Tuesday as they meet in front of their homes in Mexico Hurricane Michael killed Emergency authorities Beach, Fla., which were destroyed by Hurricane Michael. Hurricane Michael slammed into the Florida Panhandle at least 16 people in Florida, said 12 of the deaths were in on Oct. 10, as a Category 4 storm, causing massive damage and claiming at least 16 lives. most of them in the coastal Bay County, where the county that took a direct hit storm slammed ashore with ELIZABETH WARREN est proportions in the na- from the storm, state emer- 155 mph winds and tower- tion. gency authorities said ing storm surge last Wed- But she’s not a member Tuesday. That’s in addition nesday. DNA claim of any tribe, and many to at least 10 deaths else- Bay County includes Mex- inflames Indians take exception to where across the South. ico Beach, the ground-zero anyone who claims to be The scope of the storm’s town of 1,000 people that some Native part Indian without being fury became clearer after was nearly obliterated, as Americans enrolled in a tribe, especial- nearly a week of missing- well as Tyndall Air Force ly for political purposes. persons reports and des- Base, Panama City and Lynn The DNA test that Sen. “It adds fuel to that mis- perate searches of the Flori- Haven, all of which were Elizabeth Warren used to conception that I can go da Panhandle neighbor- heavily damaged. try to rebut the ridicule of out, get a DNA test and President Donald Trump then, boom, that’s all I real- angered some Native Amer- ly need,” said Brandon Scott, a Cherokee Nation icans, who complained that citizen and the executive the genetic analysis cheap- editor of tribe’s newspaper, Evan Vucci / Associated Press GREENWICH NORWALK ens the identities of tribal the Cherokee Phoenix. “But President Donald Trump speaks during an interview Jerry Wholey Alfred Mennona members with deeper ties the facts of the matter are with The Associated Press in the Oval Office of the to the Indian past. you need a lot more than White House on Tuesday. STAMFORD Warren was born in that.” Giovanni Mossa Oklahoma, which is home Patricia Schriefer The nation’s 573 federally Cherokee Nation use lineal the first to legally sell recre- to 39 tribes and where more recognized tribes collective- descent, meaning a person ational marijuana when his Obituaries Information: than 7 percent of the pop- ly do not have a single stan- is Cherokee if an ancestor is shop opens at midnight in Obituaries are available online at www.stamfordadvocate.com ulation identifies as Native dard for determining mem- listed on an original roll Newfoundland, Canada’s Sign guestbooks, find directions, donate to charities American, one of the high- bership. Tribes like the regardless of their amount easternmost province. and send flowers. of Indian blood. Descen- “I am living my dream. Submit Obituaries to [email protected] dants of black slaves the Teenage Tom Clarke is Deadlines: (Daily) by 4pm. Cherokee once owned are loving what I am doing Submit In Memoriams weekdays to the classified department by also members of the tribe. with my life right now,” he calling 203-330-6306 by 4pm, Mon - Fri. said. To purchase additional copies of The Stamford Advocate for At least 111 legal pot family and friends, please call 203-333-6688. shops are planning to open PLEASE NOTE: This index is a free service offered by the Patricia D. Schriefer Stamford Advocate. Due to space and deadline limitations, Trump attacks across the nation of 37 mil- inclusion in this index is not guaranteed. Patricia D. Schriefer, 84, a Funeral Home & Crematory, porn actress as lion people on the first day, lifelong resident of Stamford 104 Myrtle Avenue, Stamford according to an Associated passed away on Sunday, Octo- on Friday, October 19, 2018 ‘Horseface’ Press survey of the prov- ber 14, 2018. Patricia was born at 10:00 a.m. for a Mass of inces. That is a small slice Alfred Mennona in Stamford on October 9, 1934, Christian Burial to be celebrated President Donald Trump daughter of the late William J. at 10:30 a.m. at Church of St. of what ultimately will be a Alfred Mennona, known to his a brother Joseph Mennona and is insulting the physical much larger marketplace. Dowling and Helen M. Kinsella Cecilia, 1184 Newfield avenue, appearance of porn actress friends as Fred or Scooter, died sister Maryann Carson; another Dowling. Stamford. Interment will follow peacefully on October 13, 2018 sister-in-law Marie Pounds; two Patricia is survived by her two at St. John’s RC Cemetery, Stormy Daniels, calling her at Autumn Lake Health Care in grandchildren, Jason and Stacy; sons, Robert G. Schriefer of Darien, CT. Family and friends “Horseface” in a tweet EDUCATION Norwalk with his devoted wife many nieces and nephews from Beacon Falls, CT., and Richard may call at the funeral home about a recent legal ruling. of 40 years, Olivia Rodrigues East to West coast. He was pre- J. Schriefer and his wife Tam- on Thursday, October 18, 2018 Delayed Obama Mennona by his side. He was deceased by 4 brothers, James, A federal judge dis- mara of Brookfield, CT. Patricia from 5:00-8:00 p.m. missed Daniels’ defamation born in Stamford on April 25, John, Tony and Arthur and two is also survived by her three In lieu of flowers, the family for-profit fraud 1933 and was a son the late sisters, Catherine Johnson and lawsuit against Trump. grandchildren, Jennifer, Natalie, request that donations be made protection Patsy and Catherine Seymour Judy Pulmer. and Michael, along with several in Patricia’s memory to the Daniels alleges she had Mennona. Friends are invited to greet nieces and nephews. American Cancer Society, at an affair with Trump in ordered in force Alfred was a retired Truck the family on Wednesday from Besides her parents Patricia www.Cancer.org Driver and he started his 40 year 10:00 a.m. till noon at the Hoyt- 2006 and sued him in is predeceased by her beloved For online condolences please Students defrauded by career with Baunty Company Cognetta-Lesko Funeral Home, April. The defamation law- husband Robert Schriefer. She visit www.Cognetta.com for-profit colleges scored an which was sold to Telesco and 5 East Wall Street in Historic suit came after Trump is also predeceased by her important victory on Tues- finished with HI-HO D’Addario Norwalk. Interment will follow daughter-in-law Roseanne, her tweeted about a composite in Stamford all the while being in Riverside Cemetery, Norwalk. day, when a court cleared sister Nancy Surhoff, and her sketch of a man Daniels a member of the Truck Driver Please visit www.norwalkfh.com the way for an Obama-era brother William Dowling. says threatened her in 2011 Union #191. for more information. policy that will make it A funeral procession will be Fred enjoyed music, dancing, Mrs. Mennona would like to to keep quiet about an al- leaving the Nicholas F. Cognetta easier for them to get their gardening and yard landscaping thank the wonderful, caring staff leged affair. He called it a student loans forgiven. but most of all working on cars. at Autumn Lake, Visiting Nurse “total con job.” Education Secretary He was a very caring person, and Hospice of Fairfield County, Jerry J. Wholey The judge on Monday Betsy DeVos had said the if someone needed help or a Danielcare Caring of Stamford, said Trump’s tweet was a ride he would be there to lend especially Vito, Genna, Michael- regulation, known as bor- a hand. son and Lyn. Jerry J. Wholey of Norwalk, “hyperbolic statement” rower defense, made dis- In addition to his loving wife, CT passed away peacefully, sur- protected under the First charging loans too easy and rounded by his loving family on he is survived by two daughters, Amendment. was unfair to taxpayers. Debbie Mennona and Joyce Saturday, October 13th, 2018, he was 78. Jerry a beloved Trump tweeted: “Great, The rule was due to take Tournas and her husband Art; now I can go after Horse- a sister-in-law who would help husband, father and grandfather effect in July 2017, but De- care for him, Joanne Rodrigues; loved his family very much and face and her 3rd rate law- Vos froze it while she was known to his grandchildren, yer.” worked on devising a new fondly as ‘Baba’. He was born regulation. in Bantry, County Cork, Ireland, CANADA Giovanni Mossa Jerry was the son of the late But U.S. District Judge Jeremiah Wholey and Molly Randolph Moss ruled last Giovanni Gaetano Mossa, Koehane Wholey. He served Nation ready month that DeVos’ delay 96, a Stamford resident passed proudly in the U.S. Army. His away on October 15, 2018 at to open door was unlawful. On Tuesday, career began in 1960 at Morgan he denied a request by an home surrounded by his loving Manhattan Moving & Storage come. Mr. Doran found great wide to legal family. He was born on August in New York City and became joy in sharing stories of his many organization representing 7, 1922 in Gaeta, Italy, to the the owner of Doran Brothers adventures in life. The crew of marijuana for-profit colleges in Cali- late Umberto and Vincenza Par- Worldwide Moving, based Doran Brothers were like a sec- fornia, to further postpone ente Mossa. Giovanni worked as in Greenwich, in 1980. Mr. ond family to Jerry and he was Tom Clarke has been the rule, thus paving the a machinist at Capital Records Wholey is survived by his wife like a father to many of them. dealing marijuana illegally way for borrower defense for several years. His love for his Kathleen Enright Wholey, 3 A Mass of Christian Burial will be in Canada for 30 years. He family brought joy to his life. to enter into force. children; son, Robert, daughter, held Friday, October 19, 2018 at wrote in his high school He is survived by his wife Christine Brewster and her 10:00 a.m. in St. Mary’s Church, “The rule is finally in Emilia Sisto Mossa; his three husband Matthew and their 178 Greenwich Ave. Greenwich. yearbook that his dream effect. No more excuses. No sons Albert Mossa and wife children, Carly and Gavin, son Entombment will follow in the was to open a cafe in Am- more delays,” said Julie Eileen, Rudy Mossa and wife Jeffrey and his wife, Kim and St. Joseph’s Mausoulem in St. sterdam, the Dutch city Murray, an attorney with Jane, John Mossa and wife at Spring Grove Cemetery, their children, Dillon, Logan and Mary’s Cemetery. In lieu of where people have legally Darien, CT. In lieu of flow- Public Citizen, who is re- Maria; nine grandchildren and Connor, a sister Kathleen Walsh flowers, a donation may be smoked weed in coffee one great grandchild. In addition ers please send donations to and brother Cornelius Wholey, made in Jerry’s memory made presenting the defrauded to his parents, Giovanni is pre- Schoke Jewish Family Services both of , England, at the Pacific House, a Stamford shops since the 1970s. students in their suit deceased by his brother Joseph Home Companion 733 Summer sisters, Mary Draper, Geraldine based charity he supported. Turns out, Clarke didn’t against DeVos. Mossa. Street, Stamford CT. 06901 in O’Sullivan, and brothers, John Donations may be made at have to go nearly so far to Education Department Calling hours will be held on memory of John Mossa. To leave Wholey, James Wholey and Val thepacifichouse.org under the open his own retail canna- spokeswoman Liz Hill said an online condolence please Thursday, 10/18 from 4-8 p.m. at Wholey, all of Ireland. Jerry tab, Support Our Work - Make A bis outlet. DeVos “respects the role of Lacerenza Funeral Home, 8 visit www.lacerenzafh.com. was a person of great honor and Donation. Schuyler Avenue, Stamford. A integrity. He was humble, kind On Wednesday, Canada the court and accepts the Mass of Christian Burial will be and dignified, well remembered becomes the second and court’s decision” and will celebrated on Friday, October for his suit and tie. His warm largest country with a legal soon provide information 19 at 10:30 a.m. at St. Maurice smile would instantly light up national marijuana market- about how the regulation Church, 358 Glenbrook Road, the room, putting people at place. Uruguay was first. will be implemented. Stamford. Interment will follow ease and making them feel wel- Clarke, 43, will be among — Hearst wire services Paul Barbetta Group Publisher Matt DeRienzo Vice President News & Digital Opinion John Breunig Editorial Page Editor A11 | Stamford Advocate | Wednesday, October 17, 2018

EDITORIAL Praying is good, but check your policy, too

any of us have experienced that federal law prohibits states from including the need job to while away a spring afternoon. sinking feeling when we find out for private work in this disaster declaration that Limbs, bent but not broken, tucked like springs that our insurance coverage may would be the basis of a claim. under the weight of an oak’s trunk, can lash out with not have been as comprehensive as So we support the proposal of U.S. Sen. Richard fatal consequence when a willing, but untrained, we expected. Blumenthal, D.-Conn. and U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro, amateur goes after the job with a chainsaw and just MGaps can range from the annoying — no auto D-3rd, to let homeowners qualify for disaster-relief slightly alters the center of gravity. windshield replacement coverage, for instance — to help from FEMA to pay for what Clearing a fallen tree is a job the staggering — no coverage for legally defined “acts can be the hefty expense of Clearing fallen trees after a that requires a professional’s of God,” events that are out of anyone’s control and clearing trees and other debris touch. for which insurance companies are not generally strewn about as a result of an tornado, hurricane or other And if there are multiple trees, liable to cover. “Act of God.” major disaster for most is not a the cost can run into the thou- Natural disasters such as hurricanes, tornadoes, Blumenthal and DeLauro said sands of dollars. hail storms and even fires, in some cases, fall into their intent was “to end the do-it-yourself job to while away According to Blumenthal and that category. harmful and unnecessary ban on a spring afternoon. DeLauro, following the May Many state homeowners got that explanation from federal disaster relief aid to event, “... some Connecticut insurers in the aftermath of the May 15 tornadoes homeowners for fallen trees and debris.” homeowners faced costs of up to $70,000 for debris and macrobursts in western Connecticut. The two announced their legislative proposal last and tree removal, not covered by homeowners in- And the discomfort intensified on learning they week in Hamden, which was one of the hardest hit surance.” would get no help from the Federal Emergency Man- communities in the state during the violent May There are limits, of course, on what the federal agement Agency to clear debris. event. They were joined at the event by U.S. Sen. government can do to help storm victims. But when While the state is eligible for disaster-relief aid Chris Murphy, D-Conn., and U.S. Rep. Elizabeth they are victims of a so-called “Act of God” they can’t from FEMA to help with the public expense — in Esty, D-5th. be expected to resort only to . Fairfield and New Haven counties as a result of the Clearing fallen trees after a tornado, hurricane or This help is warranted. And it’s good reminder for May 15 episode — homeowners are not eligible. And other major disaster for most is not a do-it-yourself us all to check our insurance policies carefully.

BARRY MICHELSON CAROL PLATT LIEBAU AND SCOTT SHEPARD Zoning in Fixing state’s pensions Stamford: and labor laws Broken promises are often dis- without even requiring legislative appointing — but for Connecticut, rubber-stamp approval. Between Profit vs. which has promised its govern- 1990 and 2017, 124 state union con- ment workers benefits it can’t tracts were passed without a vote afford to pay, they’re potentially in either chamber of the legisla- catastrophic. There’s plenty of ture. perspective blame to go around: fault lies with These government union governors of both par- agreements — ties, legislatures, and reached in processes Why do we need those pesky zoning regulations? union leaders stretch- shrouded in secrecy, What purpose do they serve? What is the point of ing back for decades, exempt from the them if they are continually subject to change to suit and with the system of state’s sunshine laws the project of the day? labor-law and -gover- — supersede all other It is high time for Rick nance they developed state law. These are Redniss to cease from over time. But however Community the backroom deals of making personal attacks widespread the failures a privileged elite, (Sept. 14 op-ed, “Defend- of the past, the incom- VOICES bearing the power of ing value of zoning text ing government cannot overriding edict. This changes”) and focus on succeed unless it finally is no way to run a state issues affecting quality and fully accounts for and corrects of the American Republic. It has of life in Stamford. Michael Cummo / Hearst Connecticut Media them. driven Connecticut to the edge of Rick Redniss is a Barry Michelson A preliminary and painful part bankruptcy, and forced overtax- About my principal of Redniss & of this process will require ac- ed residents — left to pay for the Mead, which benefits uses. I have no financial interest in the outcome of knowledging that Connecticut secret deals from which they TOWN financially from appli- these applications. My chief concern has always simply cannot afford to pay all of derive no benefit — to flee the cants seeking regulation been whether the text changes are justifiable in the pension and healthcare bene- state in search of a more hospita- changes. terms of the Master Plan, the Zoning Regulations fits still promised to current work- ble tax and business climate. In my terms on the and the quality of life for our residents. ers and retirees, and then adjust- This whole system must be Zoning Board, Redniss, from time to time, took the Redniss claims I voted for 80 percent of the text ing those benefits in fair and sus- replaced. While it is certainly liberty of re-writing the zoning regulations to confer amendments, a spurious and misleading assessment tainable ways. This shortfall is not appropriate for employees to nego- zoning compliance on his clients’ projects. of my service on the Zoning Board. I consistently because the average government tiate salaries with employers, On many occasions during my Zoning Board challenged text changes, including text changes worker has been wildly overcom- those negotiations should have no tenure, I stated that projects should fit the zoning, designed to increase density, create congestion and pensated — although their average power to override properly en- not the other way around. Redniss conjectured reduce parking standards. total compensation is significantly acted state law. Those laws, not about what I insinuated. I insinuated nothing in my Should Rick Redniss with his clients be the arbi- higher than their private-sector backroom deals, should determine op-ed on Aug. 6. I was very clear. I referred to the ter of land use in our city? He sits on no land use counterparts, and there have been details of government-worker liberal granting of changes to the zoning regulations board and personally benefits from each applica- individual abuses of the system pensions and benefits, as in the that affect similarly zoned parcels throughout the tion. This is his business. The designation of land that must be addressed. overwhelming majority of the 50 city for a “single applicant” on a “single parcel” and use categories and permitted uses is far too impor- Rather, this crisis has arisen states. The remaining collective- that text changes are granted far too liberally. Con- tant to be left to the vagaries of an individual appli- primarily because political and bargaining processes should be trary to Redniss’ assertion, as anyone who read my cant in the moment and his representative and ad- government-union leaders togeth- governed by sunshine, open gov- piece would see, I did not comment on the two ap- vanced on a piecemeal basis. There are vast city- have made promises that they ernment, and transparency rules. plications for text changes that were before the Zon- wide implications: population density; congestion; failed to fund, year after year. This Finally, mandatory binding ing Board on the evening the Land Use Committee schools; balance of land uses for residences, com- ongoing dereliction of duty was a arbitration should end. The leg- was debating whether to accept the Land Owner merce and industry and agriculture, as well as other great deal for the leaders: it al- islature should have to agree to Petition. I was, instead, noting the frequency of purposes; and protections to stabilize property val- lowed government officials to keep binding arbitration each time it is these text change requests. ues, in addition to impacting our quality of life. taxes low in the past while union used, leaving the people and their My op-ed referred only to the Lifetime Fitness These are issues that transcend a single application leaders could present their mem- representatives otherwise free to application, (which received a negative report from in the moment. bership with pay increases, cou- govern themselves. The adminis- the Planning Board) and I included reasons that We have not seen the “enhanced public infra- pled with big promises for their tration and legislature should justified its denial. As justification the system is structure” improvements Redniss touts. The street retirement. Conveniently, they never surrender their overall au- working, Redniss cites the Chick-fil-A application, and travel ways are in dire condition and there is never told taxpayers or govern- thority to represent the people of which was denied, after a similar negative report obviously no ongoing capital improvement program ment workers that the commit- Connecticut to an unelected ar- from the Planning Board. What made the difference or infrastructure maintenance in the city. ments could not be met. Instead, bitrator who has effective final say in this application? Perhaps it was the mayor’s out- Additionally, the city’s tax base has not been “sta- they enjoyed their popularity — over the state’s finances. spoken opposition. bilized,” as claimed by Redniss. After cutting $2.2 and left the mess for future genera- The rules governing state em- Redniss also extols the benefits of his handiwork million from the city and Board of Education bud- tions: in a word, us. ployment and benefits — and their to the city’s economic base. We have a revolving gets, the Board of Representatives approved a bud- In fact, even now, they’re not full funding — have allowed secret, door of restaurants, a lack of retail diversity, empty get that resulted in an increase, on a percentage being honest about the state’s high-handed, undemocratic and storefronts, traffic and parking problems and an basis, of four times the increase in the City’s Net ability to honor its promises. The unreviewable deals for far too increase in pedestrian accidents. According to an Taxable Grand list as of Oct. 1. new government must reverse this long. The result is the existential April 7 article in the Advocate, Stamford is not far With proper leadership, Stamford could again long, shameful trend if it wants to crisis Connecticut faces today. The behind New Haven as Connecticut’s most dangerous become a home to large and small businesses alike. serve Connecticut with honor. new government must sweep the city for pedestrians. Although our office vacancy rate is high, will we be It must likewise reverse the backroom deals away, and in I oppose the out-of-control granting of text chang- able to accommodate a business renaissance if we secretive and undemocratic rules a new era of sunshine, transparen- es for the purpose of: increasing density, elimination convert all of our office parks to residential uses? that have governed union negotia- cy, and equity for all our state’s of parking standards and changes of use that would Redniss has accused me of manipulating people’s tions in Connecticut for decades. people. vastly alter the intensity of use, all factors that affect fears and of a lack of understanding. Mr. Redniss, it Worker salaries and benefits are negatively the quality of life in Stamford. Changes is you who does not understand. Stamford residents the key drivers of our state budget. Carol Platt Liebau is president of the that would affect similarly zoned districts through- are speaking out against the degradation of quality Yet they are determined entirely by Yankee Institute for Public Policy, a out the city have a potentially deleterious effect on of life in Stamford. deals struck between governors nonprofit think tank finding ways to neighborhoods and undermine the security provid- and union officials without any free Connecticut to succeed. Scott ed by zoning to protect residents and businesses Barry Michelson is a former member of the Stamford meaningful participation by the Shepard is its director of Policy and from disruptive, incompatible or undesirable land zoning board. legislature — and, until last year, Research.

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Marine Almanac Data as of 5 p.m. yesterday Coastal waters: W winds 10 to 15 kt Springfield 63° /36° Shoreline with gusts up to 20 kt, increasing to 15 61° /34° 60/47 0.09" Provincetown to 20 kt with gusts up to 30 kt in the High/low 61/46 56/41 0.07" 61° /41° Avg. high/low 63/46 afternoon. Seas building to 2 to 4 ft. Providence 66/48 0.08" Coastal waters: W winds 10 to 15 kt Winsted Taunton Record high, year 77, 1956 54° /35° 63° /37° 65° /35° Record low, year 35, 1994 with gusts up to 20 kt, increasing to 15 68/45 0.10" to 20 kt with gusts up to 30 kt in the 58/43 0.08" Hartford 69/46 0.15" Precipitation 0.03 60° /36° Storrs Month / normal 5.05/1.92 Long Island Sound: W winds 10 to 15 63° /34° Year / normal 45.87/34.30 kt with gusts up to 20 kt, increasing to Torrington 59/46 0.06" Hyannis 65/43 0.16" R . I . Inland 15 to 20 kt with gusts up to 30 kt in the 54° /32° 63° /40° 58/41 0.11" Waterbury 70/46 0.08" High/low 59/43 Tides 58° /34° CONN. Avg. high/low 63/41 Greenwich HighLow 61/43 0.14" Middletown Newport Martha's Vineyard Record high, year 84, 1956 Today 06:21 a.m./6.6' 12:17 a.m./1.2' Danbury 61° /35° New London 62° /39° Record low, year 23, 1978 06:42 p.m./6.8' 12:37 p.m./1.6' N.Y. 59/46 0.06" 61° /38° 69/46 0.11" 64° /41° 59° /34° 69/48 0.14" Precipitation Trace Thursday 07:18 a.m./6.7' 01:13 a.m./1.2' 55/43 0.06" New Haven 69/47 0.00" Month / normal 2.39/2.39 07:38 p.m./6.8' 01:35 p.m./1.4' 62° /39° Year / normal 47.91/36.54 Stamford Bridgeport 63/48 0.05" UV forecast Today 06:19 a.m./6.6' 12:14 a.m./1.2' 62° /39° Block Island 06:40 p.m./6.8' 12:34 p.m./1.6' 63 W The higher the number, the faster ultraviolet light 61/46 0.04" 62° /43° can cause sunburn and possible skin cancer. Thursday 07:16 a.m./6.7' 01:10 a.m./1.2' Stamford 67 W 68/48 0.01" 07:36 p.m./6.8' 01:32 p.m./1.4' 61° /36° Wind 12-17 mph Shoreline Inland Norwalk Norwalk 65/43 0.07" Wind 12-17 mph Combined 5 ft 61° /36° Today 06:23 a.m./6.4' 12:19 a.m./1.1' Combined 2 ft Southampton How to read the map 2 3 06:42 p.m./6.6' 12:43 p.m./1.5' Greenwich 65/43 0.07" 63° /40° Today’ s high/low Thursday 07:23 a.m./6.5' 01:16 a.m./1.1' 61° /36° 63 W Port Jefferson Riverhead 70/50 0.00" Low Moderate 07:43 p.m./6.7' 01:41 p.m./1.4' 64/45 0.17" 61° /38° Bridgeport 61° /41° 63° /40° Air quality 67/48 0.00" 72/51 0.00" Wind 12-17 mph 69/47 0.00" Today 06:16 a.m./6.1' 12:06 a.m./1.1' New York Combined 2 ft -10s 06:37 p.m./6.4' 12:26 p.m./1.4' 61° /39° Yesterday's high/low and precipitation Thursday 07:13 a.m./6.2' 01:02 a.m./1.1' ending Tuesday 5 p.m. 60/47 0.02" 30s Good 07:33 p.m./6.4' 01:24 p.m./1.3' -0s Unhealthy Hazardous 40s New Haven 0s International 50s 50s 60s National Today 06:17 a.m./5.6' 12:03 a.m./0.9' 06:35 p.m./5.9' 12:23 p.m./1.4' Yesterday’s high/low temperatures and Shared temperatures A cold front will produce a chance of conditions for ending 5 p.m. ET. showers and isolated thunderstorms over CANADA LATIN AMERICA Thursday 07:13 a.m./5.7' 12:57 a.m./0.9' the Southeast. 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VIEWPOINT | BOB GLAUBER Mara rips into Giants, Beckham

NEWSDAY year’s team. upset at star “I wish he would create “I’m sick about it, partic- Odell Beckham Jr., who the headlines by his play on When you’re 1-5, no one ularly the way we’ve dis- earned a $95-million con- the field, as opposed to is spared from criticism. appointed our fans,” Mara tract extension over the what he says and does off Especially from Giants said. “To start out like this summer but created plenty the field,” Mara said. “I president and co-owner is very disappointing. I of controversy with his think he needs to do a little John Mara, who could bare- don’t think you ever expect remarks in an ESPN in- more playing and a little ly hide his contempt for the to go 1-5. I’m still embar- terview that aired nine days less talking.” team’s brutal start. rassed being 1-5. I can’t ago. In the interview, he Mara said he did not talk Not long before gathering stand up here and make questioned whether Eli to Beckham after the in- with his fellow owners at any excuses about that. You Manning was the biggest terview aired, although the NFL’s annual October are what your record says problem with the offense, Beckham was fined by the meetings in New York, the you are, as a wise man wondered whether coach team for his remarks. Giants president and co- (named Bill Parcells) once Pat Shurmur was being “I think enough people owner ripped into his team said. Nothing I can say that out-schemed by opponents have spoken to him,” Mara and offered no excuses for will make me feel better and suggested he wasn’t said. Steven Ryan / Getty Images putting up the same record about that.” entirely happy living in the Beckham’s questions Giants WR Odell Beckham looks for a pass interference after six games as last Mara particularly is New York area. See Giants on B4 call during a 34-13 loss to the Eagles on Oct. 11.

VIKINGS AT JETS, SUNDAY, 1 P.M. (FOX) Beachum uses life GIRLS SOCCER passions to help Dente does it, twice others Scores both ASSOCIATED PRESS FLORHAM PARK, N.J. goals in win — Kelvin Beachum might be the NFL’s most fascinating By Anthony E. Parelli man. He’s certainly one of the STAMFORD — Westhill busiest. celebrated its seniors prior Beachum is a philanthro- to its contest with Darien, pist, humanitarian, small- and the party kept right on business investor and a going through postgame. big-time tech geek. Oh, and The Vikings he’s also responsible for FCIAC took a huge protecting the blind side of step in their the ’ 21-year- WESTHILL 2 quest for a old franchise . state tourna- “Man, Beach is a very DARIEN ment berth, interesting guy,” right tackle 1 defeating the Brandon Shell said. “He’s so Blue Wave 2-1 smart and he’s always got at home on something going on.” Tuesday. Beachum’s offseason “It’s about making states itinerary is loaded with a for us, and hopefully we’re laundry list of interests and pretty close with that win,” passions that would make Westhill coach Dave Flower even the most organized said. “So, that’s why they’re person sweat. so happy. The goal was to He’s a left tackle first, make states, and on their though, an invaluable part Senior Night they’ve done a of rookie Sam Darnold’s good job of doing that.” offensive line. The Vikings (6-6-2) wast- “I’ve got to make sure I ed no time in that endeavor. keep him clean,” Beachum Corinne Dente drilled a said. “I take pride in that. I shot from 35 yards out in the See Jets on B4 16th minute that tipped off the goaltender’s hands and in for the first goal of the contest. “I figured I’d test the goal- ie, especially sooner in the game, and they went in,” Dente said. “So, we kept testing her from distance to see how many she could save and it worked out.” The senior wasn’t finished Seth Wenig / Associated Press with her long-range heroics Jets offensive tackle though, lofting a perfect shot Kelvin Beachum looks to in from 25 yards for her Matthew Brown / Hearst Connecticut Media put a block on Colts second strike of the match. Westhill’s Corinne Dente (9) celebrates her goal against Darien in the first half of a FCIAC girls soccer game in Anthony See Dente on B3 Stamford on Tuesday. Dente scored twice in a 2-1 win. Walker (50) on Sunday. Beachum is a big man with big blocks and an even For more high school sports coverage visit gametimect.com | @gametimect bigger heart.

UCONN AT NO. 21 SOUTH FLORIDA, SATURDAY, 7 P.M. (CBSSN) Teammates stepping up to support LB Thomas By Jim Fuller play you’ll ever play.” ninth anniversary of How- never want to see out there thing has to happen to one it’s your last play and have Those are the words ard’s murder, those words in a 22-year-old,” said of my brothers in Eli, fun, you’re going to be OK. STORRS — The words uttered by figured to be repeated more UConn sophomore line- somebody I’m really good Talking to Coach about are a constant reminder to Jasper than once this week. That backer Eddie Hahn, who friends with and close on wearing No. 6, it’s really an the current group of Howard quote has a whole new wears the No. 6 uniform the team. It definitely honor to wear the number.” UConn football players of a following a meaning after UConn ju- that Howard wore during makes you feel grateful that Speaking of uniform time when something 2009 win nior linebacker Eli Thomas his time with the Huskies. you’re able to come out numbers, starting safety much more important than over Lou- suffered a stroke this past “This week we have a little here every day, be able to Omar Fortt wore Thomas’ emerging victorious on the isville and Wednesday shortly before extra motivation to honor live out some dream you’ve No. 22 during Tuesday’s field of play was front and placed on a he was set to lift weights one of our brothers. I know had since you were 5 or 6 practice. Senior linebacker center in the UConn foot- Thomas a statue with his teammates. the have a lot of years old.” Santana Sterling asked for ball community. honoring “That thing that hap- motivation to come out to Like Jhavon Williams and received permission to They can’t count the the memory of the former pened Wednesday was really play for Eli, do every- before him, Hahn under- wear the No. 22 from Ed- number of times UConn Huskies defensive back really terrifying and every- thing we can to get a (win). stands the significance of sall, presumably for the football coach Randy Ed- after he was stabbed to body on the defense that “I’m trying to do what wearing No. 6 at UConn. remainder of the season, as sall or one of his assistants death hours after that was out here at that time, Coach (Edsall) says, play “Just don’t take it for a way of honoring his implored them to “play game. when we saw that happen, every play like it’s the last granted,” Hahn said. “If friend and teammate. each play like it’s the last With Thursday being the that’s something that you play. It stinks that some- you can play ever play like See UConn on B3 B2 | Stamford Advocate | Wednesday, October 17, 2018 SCOREBOARD

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GOLF Top 25 Schedule Standings 1 Legends Tour, Senior LPGA Saturday Tuesday, Oct. 2: Colorado 2, Chicago 1, 13 innings No. 1 Alabama at Tennessee, 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 3: New York 7, Oakland 2 EASTERN CONFERENCE Championship, final round, at French No. 2 State at Purdue, 7:30 p.m. DIVISION SERIES Atlantic Division Lakers pick up Lick, Ind. (GOLF) 4 p.m. No. 3 Clemson vs. No. 16 NC State, 3:30 p.m. WLOTPtsGFGA No. 5 LSU vs. No. 22 Mississippi State, 7 p.m. American League Toronto 6 1 0 12 33 23 1 PGA Tour, The CJ Cup at Nine No. 6 at No. 24 Michigan State, Noon All Games on TBS Boston 4 1 0 8 22 13 Bridges, first round, at Jeju Island, South No. 9 Oklahoma at TCU, Noon Boston 3, New York 1 Montreal 3 1 1 7 18 13 No. 10 UCF at East Carolina, 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 5: Boston 5, New York 4 Ottawa 3 2 1 7 24 22 (GOLF) 10 p.m. No. 12 at No. 25 Washington State, 7:30 Saturday, Oct. 6: New York 6, Boston 2 options on 4, Buffalo 3 2 0 6 11 13 p.m. Monday, Oct. 8: Boston 16, New York 1 MLB Tampa Bay 2 1 0 4 11 7 No. 14 Kentucky vs. Vanderbilt, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 9: Boston 4, New York 3 Detroit 0 4 2 2 14 30 No. 15 Washington vs. Colorado, 3:30 p.m. Houston 3, Cleveland 0 1 NL Championship Series, Game 5, Florida 0 2 1 1 7 10 No. 18 Penn State at Indiana, 3:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 5: Houston 7, Cleveland 2 Metropolitan Division No. 19 Iowa vs. Maryland, Noon Saturday, Oct. 6: Houston 3, Cleveland 1 Milwaukee at L.A. Dodgers (FS1) 5 p.m. WLOTPtsGFGA No. 20 Cincinnati at Temple, Noon Monday, Oct. 8: Houston 11, Cleveland 3 including Ball Carolina 4 1 1 9 23 18 No. 21 South Florida vs. UConn, 7 p.m. 1 AL Championship Series, Game 4, National League New Jersey 3 0 0 6 14 4 No. 23 Wisconsin vs. , Noon Boston at Houston (TBS) 8:30 p.m. Milwaukee 3, Colorado 0 Columbus 3 2 0 6 16 19 Thursday, Oct. 4: Milwaukee 3, Colorado 2, 10 Pittsburgh 2 1 1 5 15 17 ASSOCIATED PRESS and Butler did not accom- NBA innings Washington 2 2 1 5 20 19 pany the team to the pre- NFL Friday, Oct. 5: Milwaukee 4, Colorado 0 N.Y. Islanders 2 2 0 4 11 10 1 at Detroit (, WFAN-AM Sunday, Oct. 7: Milwaukee 6, at Colorado 0 Philadelphia 2 3 0 4 16 20 EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — season game on Friday 660) 7 p.m. Los Angeles 3, Atlanta 1 N.Y. Rangers 1 4 0 2 12 18 Standings Thursday, Oct. 4: Los Angeles 6, Atlanta 0 The because of what was offi- Friday, Oct. 5: Los Angeles 3, Atlanta 0 WESTERN CONFERENCE 1 Atlanta at New York (MSG, have exercised their con- cially announced as reha- AMERICAN CONFERENCE Sunday, Oct. 7: Atlanta 6, Los Angeles 5 Central Division WEPN-FM 98.7) 7:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 8: Los Angeles 6, Atlanta 2 East WLOTPtsGFGA tract options for the 2019-20 bilitation for his right hand 1 W L T Pct PF PA LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES Nashville 5 1 0 10 19 12 New Orleans at Houston (ESPN) 8 p.m. Chicago 3 0 2 8 22 21 season on Brandon Ingram, that was surgically repaired 4 2 0 .667 176 148 (Best-of-7, x-if necessary) 1 Miami 4 2 0 .667 130 145 Colorado 3 1 1 7 19 12 Lonzo Ball, Kyle Kuzma in July. Dallas at Phoenix (ESPN) 10:30 p.m. American League Dallas 3 2 0 6 18 15 N.Y. Jets 3 3 0 .500 165 139 Boston 2, Houston 1 NHL HOCKEY Buffalo 2 4 0 .333 76 138 Winnipeg 3 2 0 6 11 11 and Josh Hart. WNBA All-Star Toliv- All Games on TBS St. Louis 1 2 2 4 15 20 South Saturday, Oct. 13: Houston 7, Boston 2 The Lakers made the er hired by Wizards: 1 N.Y. Rangers at Washington (NBCSN, 1 2 2 4 12 18 W L T Pct PF PA Sunday, Oct. 14: Boston 7, Houston 5 Pacific Division Tennessee 3 3 0 .500 87 107 expected moves Tuesday WNBA All-Star Kristi WEPN-AM 1050) 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 16: Boston 8, Houston 2 WLOTPtsGFGA Houston 3 3 0 .500 135 137 Wednesday, Oct. 17: Boston (Porcello 17-7) at Jacksonville 3 3 0 .500 109 126 Anaheim 4 1 1 9 17 14 for their young core sur- Toliver will be an assistant 1 Boston at Calgary (NBCSN) 9:30 p.m. Houston (Morton 15-3), 8:39 p.m. Vancouver 3 2 0 6 19 17 Indianapolis 1 5 0 .167 152 180 Thursday, Oct. 18: Boston at Houston, 8:09 p.m. rounding LeBron James. coach for player devel- North Calgary 3 2 0 6 18 16 1 N.Y. Islanders at Anaheim (MSG+, x-Saturday, Oct. 20: Houston at Boston, 5:09 San Jose 2 3 1 5 17 19 p.m. Ingram will make $7.27 opment for the NBA’s WRHU-FM 88.7) 10 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA Los Angeles 2 3 1 5 12 16 Cincinnati 4 2 0 .667 174 158 x-Sunday, Oct. 21: Houston at Boston, 7:39 p.m. Vegas 240 4 1119 million next season. The this SOCCER Baltimore 4 2 0 .667 153 77 National League Edmonton 1 2 0 2 5 10 Pittsburgh 3 2 1 .583 171 154 Milwaukee 2, Los Angeles 1 1 3 0 2 3 9 second pick in the 2016 season. 1 2018 CONCACAF Women’s Cleveland 2 3 1 .417 128 151 Game 2 Fox; all others FS1 Note: Two points for a win, one point for overtime West Friday, Oct. 12: Milwaukee 6, Los Angeles 5 averaged 16.1 points, Toliver’s job was one of Championship, third-place game, loss. Top three teams in each division and two wild W L T Pct PF PA Saturday, Oct. 13: Los Angeles 4, Milwaukee 3 cards per conference advance to playoffs. 5.3 rebounds and 2.9 assists several changes to coach Panama vs. Jamaica, at Frisco, Texas Kansas City 5 1 0 .833 215 172 Monday, Oct. 15: Milwaukee 4, Los Angeles 0 Monday’s Games (FS2) 5 p.m. L.A. Chargers 4 2 0 .667 175 144 Tuesday, Oct. 16: Milwaukee at Los Angeles, late Toronto 4, Los Angeles 1 last year. Scott Brooks’ staff an- Denver 2 4 0 .333 120 154 Wednesday, Oct. 17: Milwaukee (Miley 5-2) at Ottawa 4, Dallas 1 nounced by the Wizards on 1 Raiders 1 5 0 .167 110 176 Los Angeles (Kershaw 9-5), 5:05 p.m. Montreal 7, Detroit 3 Ball will make $8.72 mil- 2018 CONCACAF Women’s x-Friday, Oct. 19: Los Angeles at Milwaukee, 8:39 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Nashville 4, Minnesota 2 lion next season. The sec- Tuesday, two days before Championship, final, Canada vs. United p.m. Tuesday’s Games States, at Frisco, Texas (FS1) 8 p.m. East x-Saturday, Oct. 20: Los Angeles at Milwaukee, Vancouver at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. ond pick in the 2017 draft they host the to W L T Pct PF PA 9:09 p.m. Colorado at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Listings subject to change by station Washington 3 2 0 .600 106 104 Florida at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. averaged 10.2 points, 7.2 open the season. and networks Dallas 3 3 0 .500 123 103 (Best-of-7, x-if necessary) Dallas at New Jersey, 7 p.m. assists and 6.9 rebounds in Toliver played for the Philadelphia 3 3 0 .500 137 117 All Games on FOX Carolina at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. N.Y. Giants 1 5 0 .167 117 162 Tuesday, Oct. 23: Los Angeles-Milwaukee winner Arizona at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 52 games as a rookie. Washington Mystics and South at Boston-Houston winner Edmonton at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. AMERICA’S LINE W L T Pct PF PA Wednesday, Oct. 24: Los Angeles-Milwaukee Buffalo at Vegas, 10 p.m. Kuzma made the NBA helped them reach the winner at Boston-Houston winner NO LINE REPORT: On the NFL board, there is no New Orleans 4 1 0 .800 180 140 Wednesday’s Games Friday, Oct. 26: Boston-Houston winner at Los all-rookie first team last WNBA Finals this year, line on the Dolphins - Lions game due to Miami QB Carolina 3 2 0 .600 121 114 St. Louis at Montreal, 7 p.m. Angeles-Milwaukee winner (questionable). Tampa Bay 2 3 0 .400 141 173 N.Y. Rangers at Washington, 7 p.m. season, averaging 16.1 when she also assisted the Atlanta 2 4 0 .333 167 192 Saturday, Oct. 27: Boston-Houston winner at Los Boston at Calgary, 9:30 p.m. BASEBALL North Angeles-Milwaukee winner N.Y. Islanders at Anaheim, 10 p.m. points, 6.3 rebounds and 1.8 Wizards’ coaching staff x-Sunday, Oct. 28: Boston-Houston winner at Los Favorite Odds Underdog W L T Pct PF PA Thursday’s Games Angeles-Milwaukee winner assists. during the NBA Summer National League Championship Series Chicago 3 2 0 .600 139 96 Colorado at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Minnesota 3 2 1 .583 140 148 x-Tuesday, Oct. 30: Los Angeles-Milwaukee Philadelphia at Columbus, 7 p.m. Hart averaged 7.9 points League and training game. DODGERS ...... -$180 (7) ...... Brewers winner at Boston-Houston winner American League Championship Series Green Bay 3 2 1 .583 148 144 Pittsburgh at Toronto, 7 p.m. Detroit 2 3 0 .400 125 137 x-Wednesday, Oct. 31: Los Angeles-Milwaukee Detroit at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. and 4.2 rebounds last sea- She is a 10-year pro and ASTROS ...... -$130 (8½) ...... Red Sox winner at Boston-Houston winner NOTE: The number inside the bracket is the West Vancouver at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. son. two-time All-Star who won over/under run total for the game. W L T Pct PF PA Arizona at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Boston at Edmonton, 9 p.m. L.A. Rams 6 0 0 1.000 196 118 Late Monday The Lakers open at Port- an NCAA title at Maryland. NFL Seattle 3 3 0 .500 143 117 Buffalo at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. land on Thursday. She joins David Adkins, Favorite Points Underdog Arizona 1 5 0 .167 82 139 N.Y. Islanders at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Open Current O/U San Francisco 1 5 0 .167 148 179 Brewers 4, Dodgers 0 Friday’s Games Butler to join Wolves Mike Terpstra and Maz Thursday’s Game Florida at Washington, 7 p.m. Thursday Milwaukee AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Broncos...... 1½ 2 (41½) ...... CARDINALS Philadelphia 34, N.Y. Giants 13 Minnesota at Dallas, 8 p.m. in opener at Spurs: Just Trakh on the back of the Sunday Sunday’s Games Cain cf 500002.286 Nashville at Calgary, 9 p.m. like last season, Jimmy Wizards’ bench. Alex l-Chargers ...... 6½ 6½ (45½) ...... Titans Seattle 27, Oakland 3 Yelich rf 311010.182 Patriots...... 3 3 (49½) ...... BEARS Houston 20, Buffalo 13 Braun lf 401101.167 Scoring Leaders Butler and the Minnesota McLean and Landon Tatum BUCS...... 3 3 (49½) ...... Browns Washington 23, Carolina 17 Shaw 2b-1b 411002.300 Lions ...... NL NL (NL) ...... DOLPHINS Minnesota 27, Arizona 17 Aguilar 1b 300001.222 THROUGH OCT. 15 Timberwolves traveled to were both promoted to L.A. Chargers 38, Cleveland 14 Knebel p 000000 — EAGLES...... 4 4½ (45½) ...... Panthers GP G A PTS Pittsburgh 28, Cincinnati 21 Santana ph 000010.500 for their open- assistant coach for player COLTS...... 6½ 7½ (43) ...... Bills Auston Matthews, TOR 7 10 6 16 Atlanta 34, Tampa Bay 29 Soria p 000000 — CHIEFS ...... 6 6 (58½) ...... Bengals Morgan Rielly, TOR 7 3 10 13 er. development. N.Y. Jets 42, Indianapolis 34 Hader p 000000.000 Vikings ...... 3 3 (47) ...... JETS John Tavares, TOR 7 6 5 11 JAGUARS...... 4½ 4½ (42½) ...... Texans Miami 31, Chicago 28, OT Jeffress p 000000 — After all the disruption and Ryan Moustakas 3b 401001.182 Patrice Bergeron, BOS 5 5 6 11 RAVENS ...... 2½ 2½ (49½) ...... Saints Dallas 40, Jacksonville 7 Mitchell Marner, TOR 7 4 7 11 WASHINGTON ....1½ 1½ (41½)...... Cowboys Baltimore 21, Tennessee 0 Kratz c 311011.143 caused by Butler’s trade Richman will be with Arcia ss 411201.250 Sebastian Aho, CAR 6 4 7 11 Rams...... 10 10 (53) ...... 49ERS L.A. Rams 23, Denver 20 Alexander Radulov, DAL 5 4 6 10 request that became public Brooks and on Monday New England 43, Kansas City 40 Chacin p 200001.000 Perez 2b 201000.250 Tyler Seguin, DAL 5 3 7 10 FALCONS ...... 5½ 6 (54½)...... Giants Bye: Detroit, New Orleans Brad Marchand, BOS 5 1 9 10 a week before training the front of the bench. l-London Monday’s Game Totals 34473310 David Pastrnak, BOS 5 7 2 9 Bye week: Packers, Raiders, Steelers, Seahawks. Green Bay 33, San Francisco 30 camp began, no deal has Pack was a scout for the Los Angeles AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Alex DeBrincat, CHI 5 6 3 9 Thursday, Oct. 18 Jonathan Toews, CHI 5 5 4 9 been made. So the four- Portland Trail Blazers last COLLEGE FOOTBALL Pederson lf 300001.333 Denver at Arizona, 8:20 p.m. Evgeny Kuznetsov, WAS 5 4 5 9 Freese ph-1b 100001.000 Favorite Points Underdog Sunday, Oct. 21 10 tied with 8 pts. time All-Star will be on the season, after spending two Open Current O/U Tennessee vs L.A. Chargers at London, 9:30 a.m. Muncy 1b 300002.167 Thursday Minnesota at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Kemp ph-lf 100001.286 court facing off against the seasons as an assistant ARKANSAS ST ....14 14 (56½) ...... St Cleveland at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Turner 3b 401000.231 Spurs with his Timber- coach for the New Orleans Stanford...... 2 2½ (56½) ...... ARIZONA ST Detroit at Miami, 1 p.m. Machado ss 302010.455 AHL SCORES Bellinger cf 400001.100 Friday Houston at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Tuesday’s Games wolves teammates on Wed- Pelicans. He also was an Carolina at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Puig rf 301011.125 BOISE ST ...... 24 24 (61½) .....Colorado St No games scheduled Air Force ...... 10½ 12½ (55½) ...... UNLV New England at Chicago, 1 p.m. Grandal c 401003.222 nesday, no matter the awk- assistant to Brooks with the Wednesday’s Games Buffalo at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Hernandez 2b 200011.000 Saturday Texas at Grand Rapids, 7 p.m. wardness and tension that in KENTUCKY...... 11 11 (48½) ...... Vanderbilt New Orleans at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. Wood p 000000 — Rochester at Utica, 7 p.m. TEMPLE ...... 3½ 3½ (47½) ...... Cincinnati L.A. Rams at San Francisco, 4:25 p.m. Floro p 000000 — Binghamton at Belleville, 7 p.m. might be lingering. 2013-15. C Florida ...... 22½ 21½ (64½) ....E CAROLINA Dallas at Washington, 4:25 p.m. Dozier ph 100001.000 Hershey at WB/Scranton, 7:05 p.m. SYRACUSE...... 10½ 9½ (66½) ...... N Carolina Cincinnati at Kansas City, 8:20 p.m. Buehler p 200002.000 “I’m planning on playing Bulls announce deal Hartford at Laval, 7:30 p.m. IOWA...... 12½ 10 (47½) ...... Maryland Bye: Seattle, Green Bay, Oakland, Pittsburgh Taylor 2b 100000.500 Milwaukee at , 10 p.m. him, and if he feels good with Zenni: The Chicago DUKE...... 8 7½ (45½) ...... Virginia Monday, Oct. 22 Totals 32050314 Fla Atlantic ..... 2½ 2½ (59½) .....MARSHALL Thursday’s Games N.Y. Giants at Atlanta, 8:15 p.m. Milwaukee 100001200—471 he’ll be ready to go,” Tim- Bulls and Zenni Optical Northwestern ...20½ 20½ (48½) ...... RUTGERS No games scheduled Los Angeles 000000000—051 UMASS...... 3½ 3½ (72½) ....Coastal Caro berwolves head coach Tom have announced a five-year ARMY ...... 8½ 8 (48½) .....Miami-Ohio Late Monday E—Moustakas (1), Machado (1). LOB—Milwaukee Thibodeau said after an deal that makes the online Michigan...... 7 7 (41½) ...MICHIGAN ST 6, Los Angeles 8. 2B—Braun (1), Kratz (1), SOCCER Ohio St ...... 13½ 13½ (66½)...... PURDUE Packers 33, 49ers 30 Machado (1), Puig (1), Grandal (1). 3B—Shaw (1). abbreviated practice on eyewear retailer the first Alabama...... 28½ 29 (57½) .....TENNESSEE HR—Arcia (2), off Buehler. RBIs—Braun (3), Arcia E Michigan ...... 3½ 3 (49½) ...... BALL ST San Francisco ...... 14 10 3 3 — 30 2 (3). CS—Perez (1). DP—Milwaukee 1 (Aguilar, MLS Standings Tuesday, before the team company to place a spon- TOLEDO ...... 2½ 1½ (63½) ...... Buffalo Green Bay ...... 17 3 3 10— 33 Arcia, Chacin); Los Angeles 1 (Grandal, Taylor). departed for the airport for sorship patch on the fran- Akron ...... 4 4 (54½) ...... KENT ST Milwaukee IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA EASTERN CONFERENCE Penn St...... 14 14 (60½) ...... INDIANA SCORING 1 the trip. chise’s jersey. WISCONSIN ..... 26 26 (56½) ...... Illinois Chacin, W, 1-0 5 ⁄3 3 0 0 2 6 86 0.00 W L T Pts GF GA 2 Houston ...... 12½ 13 (60½) ...... NAVY First Quarter Knebel, H, 1 1 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 4 19 2.45 Atlanta United FC 20 6 6 66 67 39 1 Butler has only partici- The patch will be on the LA TECH...... 24½ 24½ (48½) ...... Utep SF—Breida 3 run (Gould kick), 10:59. Soria ⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 4 27.00 New York 20 7 5 65 60 33 2 FLA INT'L ...... 24 24 (53½) ...... Rice GB—Montgomery 2 run (Crosby kick), 9:17. Hader ⁄3 0 0 0 0 2 8 0.00 New York City FC 15 9 8 53 55 41 pated in four days of on- left breast of the team’s APP'CHIAN ST.. 24 26 (65½) ....UL-Lafayette GB—FG Crosby 29, 7:39. Jeffress 1 2 0 0 1 2 21 7.71 Philadelphia 15 12 5 50 48 46 GB—D.Adams 9 pass from Rodgers (Crosby kick), Columbus 13 10 9 48 39 41 court workouts with the jerseys, starting with the ARKANSAS ..... 6 6 (55½) ...... Tulsa Los Angeles IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Ga Southern .... 13 13 (55½) NEW MEXICO ST 1:58. D.C. United 12 11 8 44 56 49 team, starting with his opener at Philadelphia on St...... 14½ 15½ (51½) ...... WYOMING SF—Goodwin 67 pass from Beathard (Gould kick), Buehler, L, 0-1 7544181005.14 Montreal 13 15 4 43 45 52 Fresno St ...... 15½ 14 (54½) ...NEW MEXICO :27. Wood 110011156.75 New England 9 12 11 38 47 51 raucous appearance a week Thursday. Chicago’s first W Michigan ..... 4½ 4½ (55½) .....C MICHIGAN Second Quarter Floro 110011210.00 Toronto FC 9 16 6 33 55 60 ago. Thibodeau canceled home game is against De- UCLA...... 7 7 (56½) ...... Arizona GB—FG Crosby 39, 7:34. Inherited runners-scored—Knebel 1-0. Chicago 8 17 7 31 47 59 WASH ST...... 1½ (O) 2 (66½) ...... Oregon SF—Goodwin 30 pass from Beathard (Gould kick), WP—Buehler. PB—Grandal (3). Umpires—Home, Orlando City 7 20 4 25 40 70 practice the following day, troit on Saturday. WASHINGTON ... 17 15½ (51½) ...... Colorado 6:05. Gerry Davis; First, Hunter Wendelstedt; Second, Jim WESTERN CONFERENCE California ...... 7 6½ (58½) .....OREGON ST SF—FG Gould 46, :00. Wolf; Third, Brian Gorman; Right, Alan Porter; Left, FLORIDA ST ..... 10 10 (60½) ....Wake Forest Third Quarter Greg Gibson. Time—3:25. Attendance—52,793 W L T Pts GF GA OHIO U ...... 16½ 16½ (69½) ..Bowling Green GB—FG Crosby 51, 11:17. (56,000). FC Dallas 16 7 9 57 51 39 NBA TRANSACTIONS UL-MONROE ....11½ 11½ (61½) ...... Texas St SF—FG Gould 44, 6:59. Los Angeles FC 16 8 8 56 65 48 NEBRASKA...... 4 4 (55½) ...... Minnesota Fourth Quarter 15 8 8 53 56 38 S FLORIDA ...... 32½ 32½ (68½)...... UConn SF—FG Gould 43, 13:08. THIS DATE IN Portland 14 9 9 51 50 46 Standings BASEBALL Oklahoma ...... 7 7½ (61½) ...... TCU GB—D.Adams 16 pass from Rodgers (Crosby kick), Seattle 15 11 5 50 45 33 American League UAB...... PK PK (53½) ...... N Texas 1:55. BASEBALL 13 12 7 46 51 54 EASTERN CONFERENCE TEXAS RANGERS — Named Shiraz Rehman TULANE ...... 7 7 (59½) ...... Smu GB—FG Crosby 27, :00. LA Galaxy 12 11 9 45 61 60 assistant general manager. CLEMSON...... 17 17 (55½) ...... NC State A—77,642. Vancouver 12 12 7 43 49 60 Atlantic Division Oct. 17 TEXAS TECH....20½ 20½ (60½) ...... Kansas Minnesota United 11 18 3 36 46 65 W L Pct GB BASKETBALL TEAM STATISTICS 1911 — The Philadelphia Athletics scored twice in SO MISS...... 17½ 17½ (44½) ...... Utsa Houston 9 15 8 35 53 53 Boston 0 0 .000 — the 11th to beat the 3-2 in Game National Basketball Association MID TENN ST.... 17 17 (49½) ...... Charlotte SF GB Colorado 7 19 6 27 34 62 Brooklyn 0 0 .000 — 3 of the World Series. Frank Baker hit a LOS ANGELES LAKERS — Exercised 2019-20 MISSOURI...... 8 9½ (73½) ...... Memphis First downs 18 26 San Jose 4 20 8 20 48 69 New York 0 0 .000 — in the ninth inning off Christy Mathewson to tie the options on Fs Brandon Ingram and Kyle Kuzma and Auburn ...... 3 4 (62½) ....MISSISSIPPI Total Net Yards 401 521 Note: Three points for victory, one point for tie. Philadelphia 0 0 .000 — score 1-1. Baker was tagged with the nickname Gs Lonzo Ball and Josh Hart. W KENTUCKY ... 5 5 (55½) ...Old Dominion Rushes-yards 30-174 21-116 Friday, Oct. 12 Toronto 0 0 .000 — ‘‘Home Run’’ for his exploits. WASHINGTON WIZARDS — Named Kristi Toliver LSU...... 7 6½ (44½) ...... Miss St Passing 227 405 Los Angeles FC 4, Houston 2 Southeast Division 1960 — The National League formally awarded assistant coach for player development. UTAH...... 6½ 6½ (48½) ...... Usc Punt Returns 1-0 1-6 Saturday, Oct. 13 W L Pct GB franchises to the New York Metropolitan Baseball SAN DIEGO ST... 27½ 28 (44½) .....San Jose St Kickoff Returns 5-138 2-41 Colorado 2, Minnesota United 0 Atlanta 0 0 .000 — FOOTBALL Club, Inc., headed by Joan Payson and a Houston HAWAII...... 3 3 (69½) ...... Ret. 0-0 1-0 D.C. United 1, FC Dallas 0 Charlotte 0 0 .000 — group headed by Judge Roy Hofheinz, Craig Note: The (O) after the opening line denotes that Comp-Att-Int 16-23-125-46-0 New England 2, Orlando City 0 Miami 0 0 .000 — Cullinan and R.E. Smith. — Signed OL Kyle Friend to Oregon opened as a favorite. Sacked-Yards Lost 2-18 3-20 Wednesday’s Games Orlando 0 0 .000 — 1979 — Willie Stargell’s two-run homer gave the squad. Released OL Will House from Punts 3-42.0 4-38.8 Seattle at Orlando City, 7:30 p.m. Washington 0 0 .000 — NBA -Lost 2-2 0-0 Pirates a 4-1 triumph over the Baltimore Orioles Central Division the practice squad. and the World Series in seven games. Toronto FC at D.C. United, 7:30 p.m. Favorite Points O/U Underdog Penalties-Yards 2-10 6-54 Sporting Kansas City at Vancouver, 10 p.m. W L Pct GB — Placed RB Devonta PACERS...... 6½ (207) ...... Grizzlies Time of Possession 28:52 31:08 1987 — The overpowered St. Chicago 0 0 .000 — Freeman on injured reserve. Signed K Giorgio Louis 10-1 in the opening game of the first indoor Thursday’s Game Bucks ...... 2 (217½) ...... HORNETS New England at Real Salt Lake, 9 p.m. Cleveland 0 0 .000 — Tavecchio. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS World Series. Dan Gladden’s capped a Detroit 0 0 .000 — Heat ...... 2½ (210½) ...... MAGIC Sunday’s Games — Placed WR Rod Streater seven-run fourth inning. Indiana 0 0 .000 — PISTONS...... 5 (212) ...... Nets RUSHING — San Francisco, Mostert 12-87, Breida Chicago at Atlanta United FC, 3 p.m. on injured reserve. Waived/injured LB James KNICKS ...... 3½ (213½) ...... Hawks 14-61, Beathard 3-21, Goodwin 1-5. Green Bay, 1989 — Minutes before Game 3 of the World Series Milwaukee 0 0 .000 — Burgess Jr. Signed WR Da’Mari Scott and LB Xavier between Oakland and San Francisco, an earth- Columbus at Orlando City, 3 p.m. RAPTORS...... 12 (214) ...... Cavaliers A.Jones 8-41, Rodgers 3-34, J.Williams 6-29, New York at Philadelphia, 3 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Woodson-Luster from the practice squad and OL ROCKETS ...... 7½ (228½) ...... Pelicans Montgomery 4-12. quake hit the Bay Area. The game was postponed Jake Eldrenkamp and WR Blake Jackson to the and the series resumed 11 days later. New York City FC at D.C. United, 3 p.m. SPURS ...... 3 (210½) ...... T'Wolves PASSING — San Francisco, Beathard 16-23-1-245. Toronto FC at Montreal, 3 p.m. Southwest Division practice squad. Jazz ...... 8 (207½) ...... KINGS Green Bay, Rodgers 25-46-0-425. 1996 — The had the biggest W L Pct GB — Released WR DeAngelo blowout in postseason history, beating the St. Colorado at San Jose, 5 p.m. SUNS...... 1½ (215) ...... Mavericks RECEIVING — San Francisco, Goodwin 4-126, Dallas 0 0 .000 — Yancey from the practice squad. Louis Cardinals 15-0 in Game 7 of the NLCS to LA Galaxy at Minnesota United, 5 p.m. CLIPPERS...... PK (226) ...... Nuggets Garcon 4-37, Kittle 4-30, Juszczyk 3-30, Bourne Houston 0 0 .000 — — Signed WB K.J. Brent to complete a comeback from a 3-1 deficit. Real Salt Lake at Portland, 5 p.m. NOTE: O/U is the over/under total (combined 1-22. Green Bay, D.Adams 10-132, Graham 5-104, Seattle at Houston, 5 p.m. Memphis 0 0 .000 — the practice squad. Released QB Phillip Walker points for both teams) for each game. Valdes-Scantling 3-103, Kendricks 2-37, Mont- 1999 — The outlasted Atlanta with New Orleans 0 0 .000 — a 4-3 victory in 15 innings, cutting the Braves’ lead Sporting Kansas City at FC Dallas, 5 p.m. from the practice squad. gomery 2-10, St. Brown 1-19, J.Williams 1-10, Vancouver at Los Angeles FC, 5 p.m. San Antonio 0 0 .000 — — Placed CB Mike Hughes NHL J.Moore 1-10. to 3-2 in the NLCS. Robin Ventura’s grand Northwest Division slam-turned-single drove home the winning run on injured reserve. Waived CB Jalen Myrick from Favorite Odds O/U Underdog MISSED FIELD GOALS — None. W L Pct GB the practice squad. Signed DT David Parry. Signed CAPITALS ...... -$240/+$200 (6) ...... Rangers and gave the Mets the win in the longest Denver 0 0 .000 — postseason contest in baseball history. CB Craig James to the practice squad. CANADIENS ....-$110/-$110 (5½)...... Blues Calendar SOCCER Minnesota 0 0 .000 — NEW YORK GIANTS — Waived C Donte Deayon. FLAMES ...... -$110/-$110 (6) ...... Bruins 2005 — The NL championship series shifted back Oklahoma City 0 0 .000 — Oct. 16-17 — Fall owners meeting, New York. Placed LB Ray-Ray Armstrong and WR Cody DUCKS...... -$155/+$135 (6) ...... Islanders to St. Louis after Albert Pujols’ dramatic two-out, Portland 0 0 .000 — Oct. 30 — Trading deadline. Latimer on injured reserve. Signed WR Bennie NOTE: O/U is the over/under total (combined three-run homer in the ninth inning rallied the Utah 0 0 .000 — Dec. 12 — Winter owners meeting, Irving, Texas 2018 U.S. Men’s Schedule Fowler. Signed LB Ukeme Eligwe and CB Grant goals for both teams) for each game. Cardinals to a 5-4 win over Houston in Game 5. Pacific Division (Won 3, Lost 3, Tied 2) Haley from the practice squad and WR Kalif Dec. 30 — Regular season ends. 2017 — Aaron Judge ignited a rally with a home W L Pct GB Home team in CAPS Sunday, Jan. 28 — United States 0, Bosnia- run, then doubled during a four-run eighth inning Golden State 0 0 .000 — Raymond and DE Myles Humphrey to the practice Herzogovina 0 to spur the over the Houston L.A. Clippers 0 0 .000 — squad. Tuesday, March 27 — United States 1, Paraguay 0 Astros 6-4 and tie the ALCS 2-2. L.A. Lakers 0 0 .000 — OAKLAND RAIDERS — Signed LB Jason Cabinda CALENDAR FOOTBALL Monday, May 28 — United States 3, Bolivia 0 Today’s birthday: Myles Straw, 24. Phoenix 0 0 .000 — from the practice squad. Released LB Derrick Saturday, June 2 — Ireland 2, United States 1 Sacramento 0 0 .000 — Johnson. Oct. 18 Saturday, June 9 — United States 1, 1 Calendar Monday’s Games — Signed QB Tom At Fantasy Springs Resort Casino, Indio, Calif. CFL Standings Friday, Sept. 7 — Brazil 2, United States 0 (ESPN2), vs. Freddy Hernandez, 10, Nov. TBA — Deadline for teams to make qualifying No games scheduled. Savage to a one-year contract. Waived TE Cole Tuesday, Sept. 11 — United States 1, Mexico 0 Wick. Released OL Zack Golditch from the practice for Quigley’s NABF title. EAST DIVISION offers to their eligible former players who became Thursday, Oct. 11 — Colombia 4, United States 2 Tuesday’s Games Oct. 20 free agents, fifth day after World Series. Philadelphia at Boston, 8 p.m. squad. W L T Pts PF PA Tuesday, Oct. 16 — vs. Peru at East Hartford, — Released WR At Melbourne, Australia, Felix Alvarado vs. Randy Nov. TBA — Deadline for free agents to accept Conn., 8:08 p.m. Oklahoma City at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Petalcorin, 12, for the vacant IBF junior flyweight x-Ottawa 8 7 0 16 375 367 qualifying offers, 15th day after World Series. Wednesday’s Games Freddie Martino. Signed OL Ruben Holcomb. x-Hamilton 8 7 0 16 441 361 Thursday, Nov. 15 — vs. England at London, 2:45 Signed CB David Rivers to the practice squad. title. Nov. 6-8 — General managers’ meetings, p.m. Brooklyn at Detroit, 7 p.m. Montreal 3 12 0 6 253 448 Released OT Jarron Jones and RB Dare Ogunbowale At TD Garden, Boston, vs. Carlsbad, Calif. Tuesday, Nov. 20 — vs. Italy at site TBA, 3 p.m. Memphis at Indiana, 7 p.m. , 12, for Saunders’ WBO Toronto 3 12 0 6 324 474 Nov. 8-15 — All-Star tour of Japan. Miami at Orlando, 7 p.m. from the practice squad. middleweight title; vs. James Tennyson, WEST DIVISION Nov. 14-15 — Owners’ meetings, Atlanta. Milwaukee at Charlotte, 7 p.m. WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Released DE Ziggy 12, for Farmer’s IBF junior title; Kid Nov. 26-29 — Players Atlanta at New York, 7:30 p.m. Hood. Galahad vs. Toka Kahn Clary, 12, . W L T Pts PF PA Cleveland at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Association executive board meeting, Irving, Texas. ON THIS DATE HOCKEY At CFE Arena, Orlando, Fla., Emmanuel Rodriguez x-Calgary 12 3 0 24 451 296 Nov. 30 — Last day for teams to offer 2019 New Orleans at Houston, 8 p.m. vs. Jason Moloney, 12, for Rodriguez’s IBF x- 10 6 0 20 386 404 contracts to unsigned players on their 40-man Oct. 17 Minnesota at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. bantamweight title (World Boxing Super Series Winnipeg 9 7 0 18 497 365 rosters. 1948 — The Green Bay Packers intercept seven Utah at Sacramento, 10 p.m. CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS — Agreed to terms with quarterfinals); Yunier Dorticos vs. Mateusz Edmonton 8 8 0 16 417 405 Dec. 9 — Hall of Fame Today’s Game committee passes off Bob Waterfield in a 16-0 victory over the Dallas at Phoenix, 10:30 p.m. F MacKenzie Entwistle on a three-year, entry-level Masternak, 12, cruiserweights (World Boxing Super B.C. 8 7 0 16 356 380 vote announced, Las Vegas. . Denver at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. contract. Series quarterfinals); x-clinched playoff berth Dec. 10-13 — Winter meetings, Las Vegas. 1954 — Adrian Burk of the Thursday’s Games — Loaned F Zach At Park Theater, Las Vegas, Ryota Murata vs. Rob Friday’s Games 2019 passes for seven in a 49-21 victory Chicago at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Magwood from Milwaukee (AHL) to Atlanta Brant, 12, for Murata’s WBA middleweight title; Hamilton at Ottawa, 7 p.m. Jan. 11 — Salary arbitration figures exchanged. over the Washington Redskins. Burk completes 19 Miami at Washington, 8 p.m. (ECHL). Maxim Dadashev vs. Antonio DeMarco, 10, junior Edmonton at BC, 10 p.m. Feb. 1-20 — Salary arbitration hearings, St. of 27 passes for 232 yards and his longest L.A. Lakers at Portland, 10:30 p.m. ST. LOUIS BLUES — Assigned F Chris Thorburn to . Saturday’s Games Petersburg, Fla. pass is 26 yards. Friday’s Games San Antonio (AHL). Recalled F Zach Sanford from Oct. 21 Montreal at Toronto, 4 p.m. Feb. 13 — Voluntary reporting date for pitchers, 1960 — The National League formally awards Charlotte at Orlando, 7 p.m. San Antonio. At Manila, Philippines, Felix Alvarado vs. Randy Saskatchewan at Calgary, 7 p.m. catchers and injured players. franchises to the New York Metropolitan Baseball New York at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. COLLEGE Petalcorin, 12, for the vacant IBF junior flyweight Friday, Oct. 26 Feb. 18 — Voluntary reporting date for other Club Inc. headed by Joan Payson and a Houston, Atlanta at Memphis, 8 p.m. title; Lee Haskins vs. Kenny Demecillo, 12, Calgary at Winnipeg, 8:30 p.m. players. Texas, group headed by Judge Roy Hofheinz, Craig Boston at Toronto, 8 p.m. NEBRASKA — Announced the retirement of bantamweights. Saturday, Oct. 27 Feb. 23 — Mandatory reporting date. Cullinan and R.E. Smith. Cleveland at Minnesota, 8 p.m. women’s gymnastics coach Dan Kendig. Promoted Oct. 27 Ottawa at Hamilton, 4 p.m. March 20-21 — Opening series, Seattle vs. 1964 — Jerry Rhome is responsible for 56 of Tulsa’s Sacramento at New Orleans, 8 p.m. assistant coach Heather Brink to interim head At , New York (HBO), BC at Saskatchewan, 7 p.m. Oakland at Tokyo. 58 points with seven touchdown passes, two Indiana at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. coach. Sergiy Derevyanchenko vs. , 12, for Sunday, Oct. 28 March 28 — Opening day, active rosters reduced rushing touchdowns and a 2-point conversion in a Golden State at Utah, 10:30 p.m. OHIO STATE — Announced junior DE Nick Bosa the vacant IBF middleweight title. Toronto at Montreal, 1 p.m. to 25 players. 58-0 shutout of Louisville. Oklahoma City at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. intends to withdraw from school. Wednesday, October 17, 2018 | Stamford Advocate | B3 SPORTS USA GYMNASTICS Mary Bono resigns after anti-Kaepernick tweet

Coaches Top 10 Poll ASSOCIATED PRESS smarter usa gymnastics president or any sponsors When former California or any- Rank School Points Record Congresswoman Mary thing.” (First place votes in parenthesis) Bono took over as the inter- Biles, a 1. Staples (7) ...... 140 13-0 im president for USA Gym- Nike-spon- 2. Cheshire ...... 118 12-0 nastics last week, she point- sored ath- 3. Darien ...... 110 11-2-1 ed to the opportunity to lete who 4. Immaculate ...... 90 13-0-0-1 “reconnect” with a sport she will com- 5. Granby...... 72 10-1 loved growing up. pete at the 6. Wilton...... 69 10-2 The connection lasted all Bono 2018 world 7. Hall...... 63 9-0-1 of four days. champi- 8.Guilford ...... 59 10-1-1 Bono stepped down on onships in Qatar next week, 9. Pomperaug ...... 38 10-1-2 Tuesday, saying she felt her said on Monday she felt 10. Stonington...... 32 10-0-1 affiliation with the embat- compelled to speak up. Also receiving votes: Westbrook (9-1-1) 25; Norwalk tled organization would be a “Being a Nike athlete, you (8-3-0-1) 15; Suffield (10-1-0-1) 9. “liability” after a social me- have to stand up for your Coaches voting: Matt Ariniello Immaculate, Janet dia post by Bono criticizing brand,” Biles said. Dickey Westbrook, Sandy Wickman Mason Granby, Kitty Nike and former San Fran- Six-time Olympic med- Palmer Guilford, Maureen Perkins Glastonbury, Kyle Sea- cisco 49ers quarterback alist Aly Raisman, herself a burg Norwalk, Jenna Tucchio Stonington. Colin Kaepernick drew Nassar survivor, has been a widespread scrutiny within strident critic of USA Gym- the gymnastics community. nastics for what she consid- She posted a picture on ers to be its continually tone Twitter in September of deaf response to herself and herself drawing over a Nike other victims of abuse. logo on a golf . Bono, Shortly after Bono was Matthew Brown / Hearst Connecticut Media who was at a golf tourna- brought on, she questioned Westhill’s Lily Gubernick, left, and Katelyn Benner ment for families who have Bono’s association with a battle for the ball against Darien on Tuesday. lost members of the armed law firm that advised the services at the time, called organization on how to Vikings’ goals in the contest, the tweet “an emotional handle portions of the Nas- DENTE each coming from distance reaction” to Nike’s use of the sar scandal. From page B1 in the first half. phrase “believing in some- “Why hire someone asso- “It feels amazing,” Dente thing even if it means sacri- ciated with the firm that “The saying is, you don’t said. “I’m just happy this ficing everything.” helped cover up our abuse?” win the lottery if you don’t will help us qualify for states “I regret that at the time I she tweeted. buy a ticket,” Flower said. and I get to keep playing didn’t better clarify my Bono appeared ready to “So, she kept trying and with this team in my last feelings,” Bono said in a weather the initial storm, she’s got a good shot as year.” statement. stressing she looked for- well.” Bono defended her right ward to “telling my gymnas- Darien cut the lead in half NEAR MISSES to express her beliefs, tics story, my vision for the just three minutes later Darien had plenty of though she later deleted the future of the sport and why when Kate Bellissimo fin- chances to tie or take the tweet and the USA Gymnas- I wanted the job.” ished off a perfect cross from lead Tuesday, but saw one tics board of directors ex- It never came close to Ellen Harnisch into the hit the crossbar, several pressed its disappointment getting that far, leaving USA Brian A. Pounds / Hearst Connecticut Media left corner of the net. trickle just wide and even a while pledging its support. Gymnastics on the search The Sound Tigers’ looks for room against That would be it for the header ticketed for the cor- Not everyone, however, for its fourth president in the Americans during a game on Sunday at the Webster scoring, as the final 53 min- ner saved off the line by was won over by the sur- the last 18 months. Steve Bank Arena in Bridgeport. utes of the game saw West- Westhill defender Catalin prise decision to hire Bono Penny resigned under pres- hill buckle down defensively Medina. to help USA Gymnastics sure from the United States SOUND TIGERS and the Blue Wave (8-5-1) “We could have had three navigate its way through the Olympic Committee in unable to net the equalizer. or four goals at halftime,” fallout of the Larry Nassar March, 2017. Penny’s re- “They came out with Parsons said. “They had scandal. More than 200 placement, Kerry Perry, complete intensity,” Darien three or four good chances women have come forward took over December 1, 2017 Toews shakes coach Leigh Parsons said. and scored two goals, we over the last two years but stepped away in Sep- “The few moments we got probably had ten chances claiming they were sexually tember after USOC presi- the ball down and played we and scored one goal. Some- abused by Nassar under the dent Sarah Hirshland said slow start, looks were all over them, but there times it’s not your day, but guise of treatment during the organization “is strug- were moments where we you can’t keep saying that, the former doctor’s time at gling to manage its obliga- didn’t at all. They come out you have to figure it out.” USA Gymnastics and Mich- tions effectively and it is for consistency with five or six defenders in igan State University, in- time to consider making the second half, made it hard cluding current or former adjustments in the leader- By Michael Fornabaio faster.” to break down…we just had aparelli members of the organiza- ship.” Toews said the shoulder balls going in front of the @bcnnew.com tion’s elite program. USA Gymnastics is facing BRIDGEPORT — Open- feels good, and he has goal, not getting it in. It’s @reportedbytheAP Olympic champion Biles, dozens of civil lawsuits filed ing night was not the best settled back into a good frustration because we lose who is among Nassar survi- by Nassar victims and its night Devon Toews has routine. Now he’s looking 2-1 to not necessarily a team WESTHILL 2, DARIEN 1 vors, quote-tweeted Bono’s long-term viability is un- ever spent in the AHL. to keep consistent. that should have beat us 2-1.” DARIEN ...... 1 0—1 photo concerning Kae- certain. The board of direc- WESTHILL ...... 2 0—2 Since then, he has looked “Burr and I want to Records: Darien 8-5-1; Westhill 6-6-2. Goals: pernick on Saturday and tors, however, said it is com- a lot more like the de- play against other team’s PLAYER OF THE MATCH D—Kate Bellissimo; W—Corrine Dente 2. Assists: wrote: “(asterisk)mouth mitted to continuing its D—Ellen Harnisch; W—Lily Gubernick. Goalies: fenseman who was the top lines, shut them down. Dente, Westhill. The se- D—Caroline Orphanos (4 saves); W—Molly drop(asterisk) don’t worry, search for a permanent ’ last We take pride in that and nior notched both of the Herckis (9). Shots: D—12; W—7. it’s not like we needed a president. cut before the season. also adding our offensive “It’d been a while since abilities into the picture as I played a real game,” well,” Toews said. the time but credited we’re there for them. It’s team better. Toews said Tuesday after “You want to be consis- UCONN UConn assistant athletic something that you just “We tell the team ‘You’re practice at the Wonder- tent. We play a lot of From page B1 trainer Tony Salvatore and react. Those situations are being evaluated every day, land of Ice. three-in-threes. It’s hard to other members of the tough but I’m in the posi- everything that you do is “(At Lehigh Valley, Oct. stay consistently good in Neither Fortt nor Ster- UConn athletic training tion where I have to be out being evaluated and if you 6), I didn’t think I played three straight games in ling were among the play- and medical staff for acting front to do those things.” want to have that fifth year, that well, my first legiti- three straight days. This is ers requested for inter- quickly. With UConn not playing you’d better show me that mate game in nine months our first one this weekend. views by the Monday “The time from when last week, Edsall and his you really care and it’s or whatever it was. Since It’ll be a bit of a challenge, morning deadline but Tony made the call to when coaches had a chance to go important to you, it’s that then, I think I really got but we’re excited for it.” Hahn said the linebackers they got the clot out was out recruiting. simple. in a good .” Bridgeport has a home- are determined to play in the fastest that particular If everybody with re- “If we want to get to Toews’ 2017-18 season and-home with Provi- honor of Thomas, who is in surgeon has ever had the maining eligibility returns where we want to go, these ended after Christmas, dence, beginning at Web- stable condition, while process happen so you to UConn for the 2019 sea- are some of the tough deci- with shoulder surgery in ster Bank Arena, on Fri- senior receiver Tyraiq want to think it’s very as- son, the Huskies would sions that are on my shoul- January. He was knocking day and Saturday, then Beals addressed Sterling’s tute of (the UConn staff).” have between 12-14 schol- ders and I relish that op- on the door of the NHL hosts Lehigh Valley on decision to honor his team- Edsall was planning to arships available instead of portunity to be able to then. He had a good Sunday. mate and fellow linebacker be on the road for a few the maximum of 25. A total make those decisions. I chance to stick around Toews and Burroughs by wearing his uniform in more days but he caught of 14 players are fourth- owe it to everybody on this this season until the Is- have been a defense pair Saturday’s game at No. 20 the next plane back to year juniors and Edsall team to put the best team landers signed veteran almost every time they South Florida. Connecticut once he heard made it clear that it is not a together each and every Luca Sbisa. have both been in the “It shows how we’ve about what happened with sure thing that all of them year, the best kids in who He might yet get up to lineup since Toews turned bonded and come together Thomas. will be back next season fit what the institution has the NHL for the first time. pro out of Quinnipiac in as a team, especially when This is not the first time and it should not be as- to offer academically, what In the meantime, the 2016. somebody in his position Edsall was thrust into the sumed that the Huskies we have to offer academi- Sound Tigers have used Bridgeport practiced group ...” Beals said. “We position of having one of will have a small group of cally and what we believe him, yet again, on the Tuesday with a different all feel like we’re close to his players dealing with incoming freshmen. in with the type of person power play and the penal- look on defense, though: him, but that’s a guy, he something much more “I’m trying to get this we have to get to this pro- ty kill as well as a regular Burroughs with Mitch wants to show that this is significant than a sprained thing done as quickly as I gram back.” turn on the top defense Vande Sompel, Toews with my brother and we’re al- ankle or torn knee liga- possibly can, doing it the The bye week also pair with Kyle Burroughs Sebastian Aho, Seth Hel- ways going to stand by ment. right way and doing it with helped the Huskies get through the season’s first geson with Yannick Rath- him. His actions in the after- the right people,” Edsall healthier. Tahj four games. geb and Parker Wother- “I would say it’s really math of Howard’s death said. “If I could find guys Herring-Wilson, safety/ “I’m happy with him. I spoon with Chris Casto. sad and it hurts because earned Edsall plenty of who could make us better, linebacker Marshe’ Terry still think there’s more,” “I don’t know if that’s that’s a guy who gives 100 praise. Almost nine years I’m not turning them and defensive lineman Bridgeport coach Brent anything to read into or percent all the time, a real later, he once again is in down. I’m not going to get Ryan Fines were all back at Thompson said. “His feet not,” Toews said. The energy guy, and for some- the position where his into anything other than practice and could play are underneath him. He’s eight of us back there are thing like that to happen to actions are crucial for a that but don’t assume it’s Saturday. The defense will got NHL pace. He moves all capable of playing. him after everything he’s team that witnessed a going to be a small class. be without reserve defen- the puck quick, skates Sometimes it’s nice to been through, it does hurt teammate suffer a stroke. That could vary based on sive tackle Kevin Murphy, very well. He’s got a great change things up and get us a lot. You don’t even “You have to be the what our evaluation is for who is dealing with a knee mind.” a little different flow. Seb- know what to say about it. strongest person because the guys we are (trying to) injury. Cornerback Jeremy If there’s a point to by’s a great player. It’s fun All you want to do is pray everybody is going to look get. Anything I can do to Lucien left practice Tues- improve, Thompson said, to play with him as well. that he gets better and to you to see how those make our team better I’m day to receive treatment it’s Toews’ physical en- Whichever way it goes, continue to support him to situations are handled,” going to do because I think and Edsall said he wasn’t gagement. we’re just going to go and get better.” Edsall said. “We’re very that’s the job I’m charged sure of Lucien’s availability “To hit and pin and enjoy it.” Thomas’ teammates fortunate that we have with. Remember, nobody’s at the time when he met eliminate the movement a could immediately tell outstanding people on our guaranteed a fifth year. with the media. little bit more,” Thompson mfornabaio something was wrong with medical and athletic train- Nobody. We’ll graduate our said, “because as you @ctpost.com; him when the team gath- ing staff so we just try to guys and those are deci- james.fuller know, the NHL’s a little @fornabaioctp; ered for a workout session. make sure we comfort the sions you have to make as @hearstmediact.com; bit stronger and a little bit blog.ctnews.com/fornabaio Edsall was out recruiting at family, let them know that a head coach to make the @NHRJimFuller B4 | Stamford Advocate | Wednesday, October 17, 2018 FOOTBALL GIANTS AT FALCONS, MONDAY, 8:15 P.M. (ESPN) Giants sign WR

ASSOCIATED PRESS Team adds Eligwe, Haley EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The New York Gi- from practice squad ants have signed former receiver Bennie Fowler and placed linebacker Ray-Ray Arm- strong and wide receiver Cody Latimer on injured reserve. The moves were among a number made by the Giants (1-5) on Tuesday as they returned to practice ✦ ✦ after a long weekend fol- lowing a Thursday night WHETHER YOU ARE game against the Philadel- LOOKING FOR A CAR, phia Eagles. New York, which will A HOUSE OR A NEW PET face Atlanta (2-4) on Mon- WE HAVE IT ALL!! day night, also signed line- backer Ukeme Eligwe and cornerback Grant Haley PUBLIC NOTICES from its practice squad. Cornerback Donte Deayon NEW NEIGHBORHOODS was waived. 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No kitchen. $550/mo. of Norwalk can be found within the The 29-year-old Beachum worked on cars — still does, Through the World Vi- TRAINING DIRECT can help Call: (203) 324-3282 is a big man with big blocks even at 91 — and taught you turn your job into a career “Business” tab listed on the main sion organization, Beachum you love. Day, evening, weekend STAMFORD APARTMENT- Clean page of the website. The document and an even bigger heart. Beachum’s father to do so, has also become a voice for classes available.Train in as little 1BR, eat-in-kitchen, LR, BA, nice number will be the same as the project This week is an impor- too. as 3-4 weeks. Payment plans backyard, quiet deadend street. number indicated above. Additional global clean water access Available. Hablamos Espanol. Elec incl, OSP, convient to banks, infornnation is also available by contacting tant one off the field for So, all Beachum knows is and pushed for the devel- Call 888.376.8234 shopping & laundrymat. the Purchasing Department, Norwalk City Beachum, who’s a public working hard and keeping for more info. $1395/mo + 1mo sec, 203-249-7391 Hall, 125 East Ave.,P.O. Box 5125, Norwalk, opment of water systems Connecticut 06856-5125, advocate in the fight against busy. And helping anyone that serve as pipelines for 3885 Main Street, STAMFORD- UNFURNISHED room Tel - (203) 854-7712, Fax- (203) 854-7817 hunger. In conjunction with he can. Bridgeport, CT 06606 for rent, with full bath and no An Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity communities. 345 Main Street, kitchen. $600/month. Employer. Minority/Women’s Business World Food Day on Tues- “When I set out to play A trip a few years ago to Danbury, CT 06810 Call: 203-517-9037. Enterprise are encouraged to apply day, he has donated $5,000 ball, all I wanted to do was Honduras gave him a first- to the Food Bank For New make sure my mother and hand look at how some SITUATIONS WANTED York City and challenged dad didn’t have to work areas of the world struggle New Yorkers by pledging to anymore,” he said. “Like, I with even bare necessities, CERTIFIED NURSING double that amount if they could cut a check at any Assistants w/ ext. exp. & stellar seeing the paths young refs. Available 24/7. matched his support. He point in time and be like, Impeccible care. children would take to go has done the same with food `Hey, it’s done. Do what you Call Liz 203-449-4528 up and down hills to re- banks in Texas — Mexia, want to. Go play with the trieve clean water. where he grew up, and cows out there.’ MAN 60s available to be your “When I think about live in housekeeper, yard man, Dallas, where he went to “And if I wanted to right and driver. No pay needed, just a college at SMU — as well as now, I could. So, it’s like I’ve what’s going on globally, nice room. Live in only, 203-467-1272. in the cities of his previous accomplished that. But, you can’t even get into that two NFL stops: Jackson- they still want to work, hunger conversation be- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ville, Florida; and Pitts- which is fine with me. But, I cause some countries don’t even have access to clean PRE-LAUNCH PATENTED burgh. The total contribu- feel like I’d lose drive if I try WEARABLE HEALTH & tion could reach $75,000 to sit back and try to reflect water,” Beachum said. WELLNESS TECHNOLOGY, $99, “Even still in Flint, Michi- GROUND FLOOR BUSINESS and provide 375,000 meals. on what’s happened.” OPPORTUNITY BASED IN US! “What it does for me is it And there’s plenty. gan, they don’t have access AEGEA ENERGENTICS products to clean water, which I don’t use powerful advanced Patented allows me to keep things in Beachum focuses on two Quantum Resonance Technology to perspective,” said Beachum, areas in his philanthropy: understand being here in balance & restore your body’s America, a very rich, very natural energy flow to help the body whose interest in humani- One, ending hunger domes- achieve optimal health and tarian efforts was sparked tically and worldwide, and developed, very industri- wellness! www.aegea.com/deb or by a canned food drive in two, advocating a STEM — alized country, where a city email [email protected] college. “I was one of those science, technology, engi- in a very populated state kids that was on food neering and mathematics — doesn’t have access to clean LOST AND FOUND stamps growing up. We had curriculum in schools water. So, if that’s going on to lean on the WIC pro- across the country. here in America, just think LOST CAT Small black w/ white mark on face. gram. We had people who He partnered with the about what’s going on glob- Vicinity: Wiremill and Ceder Tree Ln. helped us out. So, for me, UT Tyler Ingenuity Center ally.” Large reward 203-322-9077 1234567890-=qwertyuiop[]\asdfghjkl;’zxcvbnm,./!@#$%^&*()_+QWERTYUIOP{}|ASDFGHJKL:”ZXCVBNM<>?Wednesday, October 17, 2018 | Stamford Advocate | B5 B61234567890-=qwertyuiop[]\asdfghjkl;’zxcvbnm,./!@# | Stamford Advocate | Wednesday,$%^&*()_+QWERTYUIOP{}|ASDFGHJKL:”ZXCVBNM<>? October 17, 2018

LIQUOR PERMITS

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This is to give notice that I, This is to give notice that I, PETER VAVOULIDIS 110 COMMONS PARK N APT 458 GURPINDER S KANWAL STAMFORD, CT 06902 2 GENTRY BND POUGHKEEPSIE, NY 12603-4267 Have filed an application placarded 10/17/2018 with the Have filed an application Department of Consumer placarded 10/16/2018 with the Protection for a CAFE LIQUOR PERMIT for the sales of alcoholic Department of Consumer liquor on the premises at Protection for a RESTAURANT 233 MAIN STREET WINE & BEER PERMIT for the STAMFORD CT 06901-2918 sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises at The business will be owned by: 300 ATLANTIC ST OPA GROUP LLC Entertainment will consist of: STAMFORD CT 06901-3522 No Live Entertainment The business will be owned by: Objections must be filed by: STAMFORD CALTORT INC 11-28-2018 Entertainment will consist of: PETER VAVOULIDIS No Live Entertainment

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SEAL Team The Real Housewives of prepare a fried chicken combo with a Chicago P.D. bestbets $17 budget, and later asks them to (2) WCBS (3) WFSB 9 p.m. Dallas create an international (4) WNBC (30) WVIT 10 p.m. Jason Hayes (David Boreanaz) leads a When a routine ride along goes BRAVO 9 p.m. chicken dish. tight-knit team of Navy SEALs on awry, Burgess (Marina Friendships form and rivalries erupt clandestine missions around the Single Parents Squerciati) must choose (11) WPIX (20) WTXX 8 p.m. as wealthy Dallas housewives rely on world in this gritty drama. Unfortu- between following Voi- Jughead () and Betty each other for support in this reality (7) WABC (8) WTNH nately, his home life often suffers as a ght’s () ad- (Lili Reinhart) decide to work togeth- TV series. Cameras follow the women result of his dedication to his work. 9:30 p.m. vice or that of a new as they struggle to balance their ca- er to investigate Riverdale’s latest Single father Will ally in this new epi- reers, family life and social mystery in this new episode. Else- Cooper (Taran sode. Created by commitments. where, Archie (KJ Apa) tries to adjust (4) WNBC (30) WVIT 9 p.m. Killam) struggles , this drama to have a life out- to his new surroundings and Moose When a series of explosions rocks the follows an elite unit of Forged in Fire side parenting his (Cody Kearsley) decides to join the city, Lt. Matthew Casey (Jesse Spen- police officers. cer) and his colleagues at Firehouse HIST 9 p.m. 7-year-old daughter in RROTC. 51 are on high alert. At the same time, Four blacksmiths are challenged to this new comedy. His fel- Tanked: Sea-lebrity Herrmann (David Eigenberg) adjusts harvest steel from a stockpile of tools low single parents urge to his new role, and an old friend vis- to craft a signature Damascus blade him to get out into the Edition its Kidd (Miranda Rae Mayo). in this new episode. Those who move grown-up world. Jesse Spencer in on to the finals will have to recreate a and “Chicago Fire.” ANPL 8 p.m. Star medieval weapon of war: a knightly Leighton Brett Raymer and Wayde King take on (5) WNYW (61) WTIC 9 p.m. poleaxe. Meester also more massive challenges as they Carlotta (Queen Latifah) recruits ce- Guy’s Grocery Games star. build tanks for two world champions lebrity host Ryan J (Terrence J) to FOOD 9 p.m. in this new episode. Cameras follow host Gravity Media’s Snowball event, but it isn’t easy, in this new episode. Chefs try to prove their poultry prow- the duo as they work with a legend of At the same time, Star (Jude Demor- ess as they compete in three chicken- the wrestling ring and a world cham- est) learns that Maurice (Lance themed rounds in this new episode. pion boxer. Gross) has stolen from her. Host Guy Fieri challenges them to WEDNESDAY DAYTIME OCTOBER 17, 2018 7 AM 7:30 8 AM 8:30 9 AM 9:30 10 AM 10:30 11 AM 11:30 12 PM 12:30 1 PM 1:30 2 PM 2:30 3 PM 3:30 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 2 WCBS CBS This Morning (N) (HD) H.Bench Hot Bench Let's Make a Deal (HD) The Price Is Right (HD) News (N) Young & Restless (HD) B & B (HD) (N) (HD) Dr. Phil (HD) Judy (HD) Judy (HD) CBS 2 News at 5 (N) 3 WFSB CBS This Morning (N) (HD) Live (N) (HD) Let's Make a Deal (HD) The Price Is Right (HD) News (N) Young & Restless (HD) B & B (HD) The Talk (N) (HD) Better Connecticut Dr. Oz (N) (HD) News (N) News (N) 4 WNBC Today Show (N) (HD) Today (N) (HD) Today (N) (HD) News (N) NY Live (HD) Access Live Steve! (HD) E.DeGeneres (N) (HD) News (N) News (N) News (N) News (N) 5 WNYW Good Day New York (N) Good Day New York (N) Wendy Williams (HD) The Real (N) (HD) Page Six TMZ Dr. Oz (N) (HD) Dish Top 30 People's Court (HD) TMZ Live! FOX 5 News (N) 7 WABC Good Morning America (N) (HD) Live (N) (HD) (N) (HD) The View (HD) News at Noon (N) GMA Day (N) (HD) Million? Minute General Hospital (HD) Eyewitness News (N) Eyewitness News (N) 8 WTNH Good Morning America (N) (HD) Morning Connecticut Rachael Ray (N) (HD) The View (HD) News (N) CT Style GMA Day (N) (HD) General Hospital (HD) Dr. Phil (HD) Judy (HD) Judy (HD) News 8 at 5 (N) 9 WWOR Paid Paid Live Life Dish (HD) The 700 Club Dateline (HD) Chicago P.D. (HD) Chicago P.D. (HD) People's Court (HD) Provdnce Provdnce Divorce Divorce Wendy Williams (HD) The Real (HD) 11 WPIX PIX11 Morning News (N) Maury (HD) Maury (HD) Jerry Springer (HD) Couples Couples True Crime Files (HD) Daily (HD) Daily (HD) Jerry Springer (HD) Steve Wilkos (HD) PIX11 News at 5 (N) 13 WNET Sesame Cat/ Hat Nature Cat C.George PinkaPet D. D.Tiger SplashB. Sesame Jet Go! DinoTrain Peg + Cat Amanpour & Company C.George PinkaPet Nature Cat Wild Kratts Odd Squad Cyberch. News (HD) News (HD)

BROADCAST 20 WTXX Judge Mathis (HD) Divorce Divorce Couples Pat. Court Eucharist Dentures Steve Wilkos (HD) Truth (HD) Truth (HD) Maury (HD) Maury (HD) Jerry Springer (HD) Black (HD) Black (HD) Last Man Last Man 21 WLIW Wild Kratts Cyberch. Jet Go! Peg + Cat Sesame SplashB. PinkaPet SuperW! C.George D.Tiger D.Tiger DinoTrain Cat/ Hat Nature Cat Nova Doctor Blake Amanpour & Company Metro SciTech 30 WVIT Today Show (N) (HD) Today (N) (HD) Today (N) (HD) News (N) CT Live! Days of Our Lives (HD) Pickler & Ben (N) (HD) Steve! (HD) E.DeGeneres (N) (HD) NBC CT News (N) News (N) News (N) 49 WEDW Jet Go! CatHat Cat (HD) George PinkaPet D.Tiger D.Tiger SplashB. Sesame SuperW! DinoT (HD) Peg Cat Sesame SplashB. C.George PinkaPet Cat (HD) WildK (HD) WildK (HD) O. Squad O. Squad Arthur 55 WLNY Corrupt Mystery The Doctors (HD) Cheaters Cheaters Court Court Justice Justice Justice Verdict Pat. Court Pat. Court Judge Mathis (N) (HD) Judge Mathis (HD) Funny (N) Funny (N) Truth (HD) Truth (HD) 59 WCTX Minute Provdnce Gospel J. Meyer Dateline (HD) Justice Justice Verdict Justice H.Bench Hot Bench Court Provdnce Funny (N) Funny (N) TMZ Live! Million? Million? Fam. Feud Fam. Feud 61 WTIC Fox 61 News (N) Fox 61 News (N) Fox 61 Morning News Wendy Williams (HD) The Real (N) (HD) Judge Mathis (N) (HD) People's Court (HD) People's Court (HD) Daily (HD) Daily (HD) Fox 61 News at 4 (N) Fox 61 News at 5 (N) A&E S. Wars S. Wars S. Wars S. Wars S. Wars S. Wars S. Wars S. Wars S. Wars S. Wars S. Wars S. Wars S. Wars S. Wars S. Wars S. Wars S. Wars S. Wars S. Wars S. Wars S. Wars S. Wars BRAVO Real Housewives (HD) Real Housewives (HD) Real Housewives (HD) Real Housewives (HD) Real Housewives (HD) Real Wives Dallas (HD) Real Wives Dallas (HD) Real Wives Dallas (HD) Real Wives Dallas (HD) Real Wives Dallas (HD) Real Wives Dallas (HD) COMC Scrubs Scrubs Futur. (HD) Futur. (HD) Futur. (HD) Futur. (HD) Futur. (HD) Futur. (HD) Clevela. Clevela. SouthPk SouthPk SouthPk SouthPk SouthPk '70s (HD) SouthPk SouthPk SouthPk SouthPk SouthPk DISC Alaska/Frontier (HD) Alaska/Frontier (HD) Alaska/Frontier (HD) Alaska/Frontier (HD) Alaska/Frontier (HD) Alaska/Frontier (HD) Gold Rush (HD) Gold Rush "Declaration of Independence" (HD) To Be Announced Freeform Reba (HD) Reba (HD) Reba (HD) Reba (HD) Reba (HD) 700 Club The 700 Club The Boat The Boat The Boat The Boat Middle Middle +++ Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (HD) +++ Mulan Ming-Na Wen. (HD) FOOD Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Pioneer Rules (HD) Rules (HD) Rules (HD) Rules (HD) Rules (HD) Rules (HD) Pioneer Pioneer Guy's Game (HD) Guy's Game (HD) Guy's Game (HD) Guy's Game (HD) FX ++ Crimson Peak (‘15) Tom Hiddleston, Mia Wasikowska. Poltergeist (‘15) Sam Rockwell. Mother Mother Mother Mother Mike&M. Mike&M. Mike&M. ++++ Straight Outta Compton (‘15) O'Shea Jackson Jr.. HGTV Good Bones (HD) Love It or List It (HD) Love It or List It (HD) Love It or List It (HD) Love It or List It (HD) Fixer Upper (HD) Property Brothers (HD) Property Brothers (HD) Property Brothers (HD) Property Brothers (HD) Property Brothers (HD) HIST (HD) Pawn (HD) Pawn (HD) Pawn (HD) Pawn (HD) Pawn (HD) Pawn (HD) Pawn (HD) Pawn (HD) Pawn (HD) Pawn (HD) Pawn (HD) Pawn (HD) Pawn (HD) Pawn (HD) Pawn (HD) Pawn (HD) Pawn (HD) Pawn (HD) Pawn (HD) Pawn (HD)

CABLE LIFE Life (HD) Balance Unsolved Mysteries Unsolved Mysteries Unsolved Mysteries The First 48 The First 48 The First 48 (HD) The First 48 (HD) Grey's Anatomy (HD) Grey's Anatomy (HD) Grey's Anatomy (HD) MSNBC (6:00) Morning Joe (N) (HD) MSNBC Live (N) (HD) MSNBC Live (N) (HD) MSNBC Live (N) (HD) A. Mitchell (N) (HD) MSNBC Live (N) (HD) MSNBC Live (N) (HD) MSNBC Live (N) (HD) Deadline (N) (HD) MTP Daily (N) (HD) PRMT Paid Program (HD) Bar Rescue (HD) Bar Res. "Bug Bite" (HD) Bar Rescue (HD) Bar Rescue (HD) 2½Men 2½Men 2½Men 2½Men 2½Men 2½Men Mom (HD) Mom (HD) Mom (HD) Mom (HD) SYFY (6:30) Grave Halloween (HD) Cabin Fever 2: Spring Fever (HD) (:15) Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III ++ Cabin Fever (‘02) Jordan Ladd. (HD) + Wrong Turn 3: Left for Dead (HD) + Texas Chainsaw 3D Alexandra Daddario. (HD) TBS Queens Queens Queens Seinfeld Seinfeld Seinfeld Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Amer. Dad TLC 7 Little Johnstons (HD) The Little Couple (HD) The Little Couple (HD) 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days "Tell All" (HD) L.I. Medium (HD) L.I. Medium (HD) Gypsy Wedd (HD) Gypsy Wedd (HD) Four Weddings (HD) Four Weddings (HD) TNT Charmed "Wicca Envy" Charmed "Feats of Clay" Charmed Supernatural (HD) Supernatural (HD) Supernatural (HD) Supernatural (HD) Super. "Baby" (HD) ++ (‘13) Nicholas Hoult. (HD) Godzilla TVLAND Paid Paid Paid Paid A. Griffith A. Griffith A. Griffith A. Griffith Bonanza Gunsmoke Gunsmoke Gunsmoke Gunsmoke A. Griffith A. Griffith A. Griffith A. Griffith USA NCIS: Los Angeles (HD) Chicago P.D. (HD) Chicago P.D. (HD) Chicago P.D. (HD) Chicago P.D. (HD) Chicago P.D. (HD) Chicago P.D. (HD) Chicago "8:30" (HD) Law&Order: SVU (HD) Law&Order: SVU (HD) Law&Order: SVU (HD) AMC Paid Program Paid Program The Apparition (‘12) Ashley Greene. (:55) ++ Eight Legged Freaks (‘02) David Arquette. (:25) ++ I, Frankenstein Yvonne Strahovski. (:25) Horns (‘14) Daniel Radcliffe, Juno Temple. FLIX ++ Sign O' the Times (‘87) Prince. ++ Cold Souls (‘09) . (:15) +++ Whale Rider Keisha Castle-Hughes. +++ Bowling for Columbine Michael Moore. ++ The Interpreter (‘05) . (:15) +++ The Game (‘97) Michael Douglas. HBO (:10) ++ The Company Neve Campbell. (HD) (:05) +++ The Greatest Showman (HD) (:55) ++ Annapolis (HD) (:40) The Sentence (HD) (:10) +++ War for the Planet of the Apes Andy Serkis. (HD) (:35) Queen (HD) (:45) CHIPS MAX (6:30) +++ Boiler Room (HD) ++ Swimming With Sharks (HD) (:05) ++ Dinner for Schmucks Steve Carell. (HD) ++++ Logan (‘17) Hugh Jackman. (HD) (:20) Geostorm (‘17) Gerard Butler. (HD) (:10) ++ Repo Men (‘10) Jude Law. (HD) SHOW (6:45) ++ Meet the Fockers (:45) ++ Meet the Parents (‘00) . (:35) ++ Patch Adams (‘98) Robin Williams. +++ 10 Things I Hate About You (:15) The Tribes of Palos Verdes Maika Monroe. The Foreigner (‘17) , Jackie Chan. MOVIES STZ ENC Movie ++ Fun With Dick and Jane (:05) ++ Tremors . (:40) ++ Tremors 2: Aftershocks (:25) ++ Tremors 3: Back to Perfection (:10) ++ Tremors 4: The Legend Begins :55 Mark Felt: The Man Who Brou... Movie TCM (6:00) +++ Raintree County Montgomery Clift. ++ The Silver Horde Jean Arthur. +++ Public Hero No. 1 (:15) The Ex-Mrs. Bradford (HD) (:45) ++++ Mr. Deeds Goes to Town (HD) (:45) ++++ You Can't Take It With You (HD) TMC +++ Margin Call (‘11) . +++ Pork Pie (‘18) Dean O'Gorman. ++++ American Graffiti Richard Dreyfuss. +++ The (‘11) Helen Mirren. Battle Scars (‘15) Zane Holtz. (:35) The Bye Bye Man ANPL Bondi Vet (HD) Too Cute! (HD) Animal Cops (HD) Animal Cops (HD) My Cat From Hell (HD) The Vet Life (HD) R. Mountain Vet (HD) Pit Bull Parolees (HD) Pit Bull Parolees (HD) Treehouse (HD) Treehouse (HD) DISN Mouse Mouse Mickey Mickey PJ Masks Puppy Pals MuppetB. Vampirina Nancy PJ Masks Puppy Pals Puppy Pals DuckTales BigCity Gravity Jessie Jessie Transyl (N) StuckMid. StuckMid. Raven's. Raven's.

KIDS NICK Sponge Sponge PAW (HD) PAW (HD) P. Pig (HD) Umizoomi Guppies Guppies Top Wing PAW (HD) Machines Machines PAW (HD) PAW (HD) PAW (HD) PAW (HD) Sponge Sponge Sponge Sponge Loud H. Loud H. TOON Gumball Gumball Teen Titan Teen Titan Teen Titan Teen Titan Gumball Gumball Gumball Gumball Teen Titan Teen Titan Gumball Gumball Teen Titan Teen Titan Ben 10 Gumball Gumball Gumball Craig Total ESPN SportsCenter (N) (HD) Get Up! (L) (HD) (L) (HD) SportsCenter (N) (HD) OLines NFL Live (L) (HD) NBA: The Jump (L) (HD) HighNoon Highly? Horn (HD) Interrupt ESPN2 (6:00) GolicWin (L) (HD) SportsCenter (N) (HD) SportsCenter (N) (HD) Get Up! (N) (HD) First Take (N) (HD) Jalen&Jacoby (N) (HD) NFL Live (N) (HD) Talk (L) (HD) Football Highly? MSG (6:00) NHL Hockey Post-game Connect NHL Hockey Colorado vs N.Y. Rangers Post-game Shorts NBA Basketball New York vs Brooklyn Begin Shorts NBA Basketball New York vs Washington Begin Beginnings SPORTS YES History Yankees (HD) Running BKN Prev MLB Baseball Classics ‘98 World Series S.D./N.Y. Y. Game 1 (HD) Homegr. Box 30 Yankee "Sparky Lyle" BKN Prev Yankees The Michael Kay Show (HD) CNBC (6:00) Squawk Box Squawk on the Street Squawk Alley Fast Money Halftime Power Lunch Closing Bell Fast Money CNN New Day New Day CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom At This Hour Inside Politics Wolf CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom The Lead The Situation Room NEWS FNC (6:00) Fox and Friends America's Newsroom Outnumbered Outnumbered Overtime The Daily Briefing Shepard Smith Your World WEDNESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 17, 2018 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 1 AM 1:30 2 WCBS News (N) News (N) (HD) Inside Edition ET (N) (HD) Survivor: Dav vs.Gol (N) (HD) SEAL Team (N) (HD) Criminal Mind "Rule 34" (N) (HD) News (N) (:35) The Late Show (N) (HD) (:35) James Corden (HD) (:35) Comics (N) 3 WFSB News at 6 (N) News (N) (HD) Inside Ed. (HD) ET (N) (HD) Survivor: Dav vs.Gol (N) (HD) SEAL Team (N) (HD) Criminal Mind "Rule 34" (N) (HD) News (N) (:35) The Late Show (N) (HD) (:35) James Corden (HD) (:35) ET 4 WNBC News (N) News (N) (HD) Extra Access (N) (HD) Chicago Fire (N) (HD) Chicago "Ride Along" (N) (HD) News (N) (:35) The Tonight Show (HD) (:35) Seth Meyers (HD) (:35) Daly (HD) 5 WNYW FOX 5 News (N) TMZ Page Six TV Modern (HD) Empire (N) (HD) Star "All Falls Down" (N) (HD) Fox 5 News at 10:00 p.m. (N) BigBang (HD) BigBang (HD) Modern (HD) Chasing News Live PD (HD) 7 WABC News (N) News (N) (HD) Jeop. (N) (HD) Wheel (N) (HD) Goldberg (HD) Am.Wife (HD) Modern (HD) Single (N) (HD) A Million Little Things (N) (HD) News (N) (HD) (:35) Jimmy Kimmel (N) (HD) (:35) Nightl. News 11PM (:35) Million? 8 WTNH News 8 at 6 (N) News (N) (HD) Jeop. (N) (HD) Wheel (N) (HD) Goldberg (HD) Am.Wife (HD) Modern (HD) Single (N) (HD) A Million Little Things (N) (HD) News 8 (N) Sports /(:35) Kimmel (N) (HD) (:35) Nightl. (:05) Celeb (:35) Paid 9 WWOR Dish Nation Fam. Feud (HD) Fam. Feud (HD) BigBang (HD) Dateline (HD) Dateline "Swept Away" (HD) Family Feud Family Feud Chasing News Top 30 TMZ Live! The Dr. Oz Show (N) (HD) 11 WPIX News at 6 (N) Goldberg (HD) Black-ish (HD) Black-ish (HD) Riverdale (N) (HD) AllAmer. "99 Problems" (N) (HD) PIX11 News at 10 (N) Seinfeld Seinfeld Friends 2½Men (HD) 2½Men (HD) Mom (HD) 13 WNET Metro (HD) Business (HD) PBS NewsHour (N) (HD) Autumnwatch New England (N) Nova "Addiction" (N) (HD) Neanderthal (P) (N) Amanpour & Company (N) (HD) Metro (HD) One-On (HD) Coroner (HD) (:50) Wings

BROADCAST BROADCAST 20 WTXX Goldberg (HD) Goldberg (HD) Modern (HD) Modern (HD) Riverdale (N) (HD) AllAmer. "99 Problems" (N) (HD) Friends Friends Seinfeld Seinfeld Mike&M. (HD) Mike&M. (HD) 2 Broke G. (HD) Met Mother 21 WLIW PBS NewsHour (N) (HD) MetroFocus Business R. Read "Other Worlds" (N) Brewed In Brooklyn The Set List (N) MetroFocus News (N) (HD) Amanpour & Company (N) (HD) Opioid Epidemic 30 WVIT News (N) News (N) (HD) Extra Access Chicago Med (N) (HD) Chicago Fire (N) (HD) Chicago "Ride Along" (N) (HD) News (N) (:35) The Tonight Show (HD) (:35) Seth Meyers (HD) (:35) Daly (HD) 49 WEDW News (HD) Business (HD) PBS NewsHour (N) (HD) Autumnwatch New England (N) Nova "Addiction" (N) (HD) Neanderthal (P) (N) Antiques Roadshow (HD) News (HD) Yankee (HD) Autumnwatch New England 55 WLNY Queens (HD) Queens (HD) 2 Broke G. (HD) 2 Broke G. (HD) Dr. Phil (HD) WLNY News at 9 p.m. (N) Judy (HD) Judy (HD) Mike&M. (HD) Mike&M. (HD) ET (N) (HD) Met Mother Last Man (HD) The Game (HD) 59 WCTX Judy (HD) Judy (HD) Dr. Phil (HD) Dateline (HD) Dateline "Swept Away" (HD) News 8 at 10 p.m. (N) (HD) News (N) Sports/TMZ (:05) Page Six (:35) Game (HD) Family Guy American Dad! 61 WTIC 2½Men (HD) 2½Men (HD) BigBang (HD) BigBang (HD) Empire (N) (HD) Star "All Falls Down" (N) (HD) Fox 61 News at Ten (N) News (N) Mom (HD) Queens (HD) Queens (HD) Rules of Eng Rules of Eng A&E S. Wars (HD) S. Wars (HD) S. Wars (HD) S. Wars (HD) Storage Wars "Home Runs and Winning Fings" (N) (HD) (:05) Storage Wars "Home Runs and Winning Fings" (HD) BRAVO Dallas "Babes in Brandiland" (HD) Wives Dallas "Off the Leash" (HD) Wives Dallas "80's Ladies" (HD) Real Wives Dallas (N) (HD) The Real Housewives (HD) Watch (N) (HD) Real Wives Dallas (HD) The Real Housewives (HD) Medic. (HD) COMC South Park (HD) South Park (HD) South Park (HD) South Park (HD) South Park (HD) South Park (HD) South Park (HD) South Park (HD) SouthPk (HD) BoJack (N) (HD) Daily S. (HD) The Office (HD) South Park (HD) BoJack (HD) South Park (HD) (:35) Daily S. DISC Expedition Unknown (HD) To Be Announced Expedition Unknown (N) (HD) To Be Announced Afterlife "Death and Beyond" (HD) To Be Announced Expedition Unknown (HD) Freeform (4:30) Mulan +++ Hocus Pocus (‘93) Sarah Jessica Parker, Bette Midler. (HD) ++ Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (‘07) . (HD) The 700 Club +++ The Addams Family (‘91) Raul Julia, . (HD) FOOD Game "Fan-Tastic Food" (HD) Guy's Grocery Games (HD) Guy's Grocery Games (HD) Guy's Grocery Games (N) (HD) Guy's Grocery Games (HD) Guy's Grocery Games (HD) Guy's Grocery Games (HD) Guy's Grocery Games (HD) FX ++ : Anarchy (‘14) Kiele Sanchez, . +++ Don't Breathe (‘16) Dylan Minnette, Jane Levy. Apocalypse (N) (:20) Apocalypse "Return to Murder House" (:35) Mayans M.C. "Cucaracha/ K'uruch" HGTV Property Brothers (HD) Property "Reno Interrupted" (HD) Property Brothers (HD) Buying and Selling (N) (HD) H.Hunt (N) (HD) House (N) (HD) Property Brothers (HD) Buying and Selling (HD) H.Hunt (HD) House (HD) HIST Forged in Fire "The Kilij" (HD) Forged in Fire (HD) Forged in Fire (N) (HD) Forged in Fire (N) (HD) (:05) Forged in Fire (N) (HD) (:05) Forged in Fire (HD) (:05) Forged in Fire (HD) (:05) Forged "Knife or Death" (HD) ++ ++ ++ CABLE CABLE LIFE Grey's A. "Both Sides Now" (HD) Grey's Anatomy "Roar" (HD) Maid in Manhattan (‘02) Ralph Fiennes, Jennifer Lopez. (HD) (:05) The Wedding Date (‘05) Debra Messing. (HD) Maid in Manhattan (‘02) Ralph Fiennes, Jennifer Lopez. (HD) MSNBC The Beat (N) (HD) Hardball (N) (HD) All in With Chris Hayes (N) (HD) Rachel Maddow (N) (HD) The Last Word (N) (HD) The 11th Hour (N) (HD) (HD) The Last Word (HD) PRMT Mom (HD) Mom (HD) Friends (HD) Friends (HD) Friends (HD) Friends (HD) +++ Beetlejuice (‘88) , Michael Keaton. (HD) ++ National Treasure (2004, Adventure) Diane Kruger, Justin Bartha, Nicolas Cage. (HD) SYFY Leatherface (‘17, Hor) Lili Taylor, Sam Strike, Stephen Dorff. (HD) +++ The Cabin in the Woods (‘12) Kristen Connolly. (HD) You Might Be the Killer (2018, Horror) Keith David. (HD) +++ The Cabin in the Woods (‘12) Kristen Connolly. (HD) TBS Family Guy Family Guy Bob's Burgers Bob's Burgers Post Pre-game MLB Baseball American League Championship Series Boston Red Sox at Houston Astros Game 4 (L) Post-game Full Frontal (N) Full Frontal Movie TLC Four Weddings (HD) 600-lb Life "Dottie's Story" (HD) My 600-lb Life "Tamy Lyn's Story" (HD) My 600-lb Life "Michael's Story" (HD) My 600-lb Life "Tamy Lyn's Story" (HD) TNT (5:30) ++ Godzilla (‘14) Elizabeth Olsen. (HD) The Legend of Tarzan (‘16) Margot Robbie, Samuel L. Jackson, Alexander Skarsgård. +++ The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (2012, Fantasy) Ian McKellan, Richard Armitage, Martin Freeman. (HD) TVLAND M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Loves Ray Loves Ray The Goldbergs The Goldbergs Two and a Half Two and a Half King of Queens King of Queens King of Queens King of Queens Two and a Half Two and a Half USA SVU "Manhattan Vigil" (HD) SVU "Friending Emily" (HD) Law&Order: SVU "Intent" (HD) SVU "Gone Baby Gone" (HD) Law&O: SVU "Pathological" (HD) Modern (HD) Modern (HD) Modern (HD) Modern (HD) Law & Order: S.V.U. "Alien" (HD) AMC (:55) ++ Ghost Ship (‘02) Julianna Margulies, . Curse of Chucky (‘13) Fiona Dourif, Brad Dourif, Chantal Quesnelle. (:05) Cult of Chucky (‘17) Brad Dourif, Fiona Dourif, Jennifer Tilly. (:10) Curse of Chucky (‘13) Fiona Dourif, Chantal Quesnelle. FLIX 4:15 The Game ++ Urban Legends: The Final Cut (:15) ++ Skinwalkers (‘06) Rhona Mitra, Elias Koteas, Jason Behr. ++ Cloverfield (‘08) Jessica Lucas, Lizzy Caplan. ++ I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell (‘09) Jesse Bradford. Survival Island HBO (5:45) CHIPS (‘17) Dax Shepard. (HD) News (N) (HD) The Shop (HD) Pitch Perfect 3 (‘17) Anna Kendrick. (HD) (:05) Camping (:35) Flight of the Conchords: Live in London (HD) (:05) The Sentence (HD) Drag Me to Hell MAX (:05) +++ Tightrope (‘84) Geneviève Bujold, . (HD) +++ The Bourne Identity (‘02) Franka Potente, Matt Damon. (HD) The 15:17 to Paris (‘18) Jenna Fischer. (HD) (:35) ++++ Logan (2017, Action) Patrick Stewart, Dafne Keen, Hugh Jackman. (HD) SHOW All I See Is You (‘16) Jason Clarke, Yvonne Strahovski, . ++ Meet the Parents (‘00) , Ben Stiller. ++ Meet the Fockers (‘04) Ben Stiller, Robert De Niro. The Foreigner (‘17) Pierce Brosnan, Charlie Murphy, Jackie Chan. MOVIES MOVIES STZ ENC (5:40) +++ Scrooged (‘88) Bill Murray. (:25) ++ Fun With Dick and Jane Jim Carrey. ++ My Boss's Daughter (‘03) Ashton Kutcher. ++ Vacancy (‘07) Luke Wilson, Kate Beckinsale. (:55) John Carpenter's Village of the Damned Movie TCM ++++ The More the Merrier (‘43) Joel McCrea, Jean Arthur. (HD) +++ The Old Dark House Boris Karloff. (HD) ++ The Walking Dead (:45) +++ Isle of the Dead (‘45) Boris Karloff. (:15) +++ Bedlam (‘46) Anna Lee, Boris Karloff. Movie TMC (:15) Collide (‘16) Felicity Jones, Anthony Hopkins, Nicholas Hoult. ++++ Hell or High Water (‘16) Chris Pine. (:45) + Texas Rangers (‘01) Rachael Leigh Cook. +++ Harsh Times (‘05) Eva Longoria, Christian Bale. Movie ANPL Tanked! (HD) Tanked! (HD) Tanked: Sea-lebrity Edition "ATM Gets in the Ring" (N) (HD) Tanked! (HD) Tanked! (HD) Tanked: Sea-lebrity Edition "ATM Gets in the Ring" (HD) DISN Bunk'd Bunk'd Bunk'd Bunk'd Raven's Home Raven's Home Stuck in Middle Stuck in Middle Bunk'd Bunk'd Coop & Cami Raven's Home Jessie (HD) Jessie (HD) K.C. Underc. K.C. Underc.

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ASK AMY Amy Dickinson SUDOKU Make every row, column and 3x3 box contain every digit Reader’s mom usurps wedding plans from 1 to 9. (The answer is at the bottom of the page.)

Dear Amy: My daughter is daughter flew there to check you would know there is no they do decide to host a wed- getting married in a year. The out a grad program and talking to her. What can we ding, the couple should not wedding is a long way off, but stayed with my mom. While do? share any details with your the nightmares are already there, mom took her dress Desperate mother (nor should you dis- beginning. shopping and BOUGHT her cuss this wedding with her). My daughter isn’t the dress. It is not even some- Dear Desperate: If there They should limit their problem, but my mother thing my daughter likes, so I is simply no talking to your communication with her to is! When I got married my called the shop later, and the mother, then I vote for not an invitation. They should mother informed me it was dress was canceled. talking to her. not accept any money from NOT my wedding, but a Right now, my daughter Your daughter and her her (this puts her in a power celebration she was put- and her fiance want to elope. guy should have the wedding position), and should only say ting together and therefore I’m fine with that but I know they want to have, with- that they hope she can make she would call all the shots, my daughter wants a nice out interference from her the journey to attend the cer- which she did. wedding with family. I told grandmother, or you. So far, emony. If your mother can’t I barely remember any her that if they want to elope you seem to be a prime mover handle this, she might choose of it because I really wasn’t I will support that and we’ll regarding your daughter’s to stay home, which I assume involved in the planning. have a HUGE reception when plans — calling to cancel her might be a relief for everyone. Now she is starting this they return. dress and communicating with my daughter. I feel they are being short- your own interpretation of Ask Amy, We live about 2,000 miles changed, but no one can what your daughter wants. P.O. Box 194, away from my mom, at my stand mom’s interference. So yes, elopement might be Freeville, NY 13068. husband’s insistence. My Trust me, if you knew her, the best idea for them, but if e-mail: [email protected]

ASK THE DOCTOR Keith Roach, M.D. Conditions increase risk of gallstones

Dear Dr. Roach: I am are doing!” Any additional the alpha hemoglobin gallstones than someone blessed to be a very healthy advice, Dr. Roach? chain, and beta thalassemia with either condition. 63-year-old woman. I take S.M. minor, naturally enough, af- There are other risks for 600 mg of calcium a day for fects the beta chain. Alpha gallstones. Being over- thalassemia minor. Answer: Gilbert syndrome thalassemia minor is a mild weight is a risk, but so is I have diverticulosis due is a genetic defect in the disease, usually noted by rapid weight loss. to pockets in my colon, but metabolism of bilirubin, a abnormal blood counts Your diet choices have I have never had an attack. bile salt. It normally has no but may occasionally have protected you. Not eating The doctor told me to start symptoms, and is detected symptoms of mild anemia, cholesterol is protective. Fi- taking a fiber supplement. due to abnormally high lev- whereas beta thalassemia ber, which is certainly good All my doctors also told els of bilirubin in the blood. minor normally has no for people with diverticulo- me what foods to avoid. I People with this condition symptoms at all. However, sis, is also good for prevent- do that now. I also found are at higher risk for devel- the blood cells of people ing gallstones. So, I echo out that, based on my oping gallstones. with even these minor your previous doctors: Keep bilirubin numbers and an This is particularly an abnormalities are more doing what you’re doing. ultrasound, I have Gilbert issue for you, since you also likely to break apart, which syndrome. have thalassemia minor. causes the body to break I have asked my doctors The thalassemias are a down hemoglobin, one Readers may email questions over the years, if there is group of diseases related result of which is increased to: ToYourGoodHealth@med anything else I need to do to to abnormalities in the bilirubin. So, you have two .cornell.edu or mail questions CELEBRITY CIPHER Louis Campos stay healthy. They normally hemoglobin protein. Alpha reasons for high bilirubin to 628 Virginia Dr., Orlando, say, “Keep doing what you thalassemia minor affects and a higher likelihood of FL 32803.

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TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (Oct. CANCER (June 22-July 22): how to plan your next move. only diffuse your power to 17): It’s a nonstop learning pro- Unless you disrupt the ten- There are no bad positions, make good things happen. cess this year. As soon as you dency, you’ll drift into a com- but there are some that are AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): master one area, you’ll move fortable pattern. This may not easier to navigate than others. The challenge on the table on to the next. Your lucky be a bad thing; it just depends SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21): will take a certain amount of numbers are: 6, 1, 27, 38 and 31. on what you want for yourself You care about relationships physical ability and a whole lot ARIES (March 21-April 19): and how badly you want it. more than you care about more brain-wringing concen- Anything you do to enhance LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): People being right, and these things tration. You’re gifted in both your individual effectiveness may wear a familiar face as go together very, very well. areas, and you should have no will positively impact the per- they listen to you, but you Compassion, softness and problem. formance of the entire team. never quite know how they are tolerance are what will hold PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): TAURUS (April 20-May 20): processing the information you in good stead today. Natural talent can only take a You can theorize all day, but internally. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- person so far. It is better not to you’ll never know what will VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Dec. 21): You needn’t fear the rely on gifts and to instead put happen until you try it out in People working things out change that’s on the horizon. in the work, because then you real life. Your cosmic gift of the together — it’s a form of love, You’re adaptable, and you will know how to get results and day is the guts to jump in and or maybe it just is love. That’s quickly figure out what’s in it you can repeat the process. put your ideas to the test. what you’ll get today, and for you. It’s right to be a little GEMINI (May 21-June 21): even better, you’ll appreciate selfish about this. There are things important it. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. NEWSDAY CROSSWORD enough to do whatever the LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23): Pay 19): Try and concentrate ex- Stanley Newman odds are of succeeding. When attention to how other people clusively on what you want to it’s a matter of right and pay attention. It will tell you happen. Giving any attention REPAIR BILL wrong, the odds are irrelevant. what you need to know about to what you don’t want will

DAILY BRIDGE CLUB Frank Stewart When I watched today’s If the diamond finesse deal in a penny game, lost, Joe would need four South was the notorious heart tricks. Then he would Joe Overberry, who thinks take the king and finesse it’s nobler to go down in with the jack, hoping West pursuit of an overtrick than held Q-x-x. to make his bid. That drives DAILY QUESTION his partners to drink. You hold: S A 6 3 H A J 5 At 3NT, Joe won the 2 D A J 3 C 6 4 3. The dealer, first spade with the king, at your right, opens one cashed the king of hearts club. What do you say? and led to dummy’s jack. ANSWER: I wouldn’t East took his queen and enjoy doubling for takeout returned a spade, and Joe with this balanced pattern. won and tried a diamond to The hand is full of losers dummy’s jack. That finesse — it is defensive in nature won, but when Joe cashed — and making partner the ace of hearts next, East declarer may not turn out showed out. Joe won only well. eight tricks, and North eight top tricks and should Still, the hand contains ordered a double martini. play as safe as he can for no defensive honors in Even if Joe knew how one extra heart trick. He clubs, and it has 14 high- to play safe, he wouldn’t. takes the A-K before lead- card points. Passing may At Trick Two, he must ing toward the jack. When result in a missed game. I finesse in diamonds. When East’s queen happens to would double and hope for dummy’s jack wins, Joe has fall, Joe is safe. the best.

TODAY’S YESTERDAY’S THOUGHT SUDOKU CROSSWORD OF THE DAY

“The thinking of a ge- nius does not proceed logically. It leaps with great ellipses. It pulls knowledge from God knows where.” Dorothy Thompson, American journalist (1894-1961). B10 | Stamford Advocate | Wednesday, October 17, 2018 COMICS HALF FULL Maria Scrivan PEANUTS Charles M. Schulz

GARFIELD

BEETLE BAILEY

HI AND LOIS Brian and Greg Walker

HÄGAR THE HORRIBLE Chris Browne

ZITS Jerry Scott & Jim Borgman

SHOE Gary Brookins and Susie MacNelly SAM AND SILO Jerry Dumas

BABY BLUES Jerry Scott and Rick Kirkman TUNDRA Chad Carpenter

BLONDIE Dean Young & John Marshall

ARCTIC CIRCLE Alex Hallatt

B.C. Mastroianni & Hart

RUGRATS

DILBERT Scott Adams

CURTIS Ray Billingsley FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE Lynn Johnston