Trunk or Treat in New London
Cristalena Ardogast, 7, of Groton, looks at the lights of her jellyfish costume as she waits with her sister, Miriam, 1, and mother, Kelli, for a trunk or treat program at the New London Elks to begin on Monday, Oct. 28, 2019. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)
Mateo Chapa, 3, center, checks out the lights on a Polaris Slingshot during a trunk or treat program at the New London Elks on Monday, Oct. 28, 2019. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)
Jaydi Azcona, 7, of New London, talks to people as she helps her mother Dioyca Caraballo, not pictured, hand out candy for the New London Public Library during a trunk or treat program at the New London Elks on Monday, Oct. 28, 2019. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)
Published October 28. 2019 7:43PM | Updated October 29. 2019 10:43AM
By Sarah Gordon
Day staff writer
A crowd gathers for the trunk or treat program at the New London Elks on Monday, Oct. 28, 2019.
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