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Shelton Herald

March 17, 2014Updated: June 6, 2019 1:41 a.m.

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Joe Ciliberth, left, and Alex Boswell, both 14 of Shelton, joined the Couturier family at the St. Joseph fish fry. — 2of9Joe Ciliberth, left, and Alex Boswell, both 14 of Shelton, joined the Couturier family at the St. Joseph fish fry.

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Scott DeMarco, 5, got some liquid refreshments to go along with his meal. — 4of9Scott DeMarco, 5, got some liquid refreshments to go along with his meal.

From left, Matt Couturier, 13, and his brother Frank, 14, of Shelton are eager to dig in while joined by their mother, Paulette. — 5of9From left, Matt Couturier, 13, and his brother Frank, 14, of Shelton are eager to dig in while joined by their mother, Paulette.

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The food of choice for Sean DeMarco, 2, was macaroni and cheese. — 7of9The food of choice for Sean DeMarco, 2, was macaroni and cheese.

Three generations of the DeMarco family gather for a meal - including mac and cheese for the youngest ones - with, from left, Sean, 2; grandpa Tom; Scott, 5; and dad Scott. Tom lived right next to the church for 50 years, raising his family there. — 8of9Three generations of the DeMarco family gather for a meal — including mac and cheese for the youngest ones — with, from left, Sean, 2; grandpa Tom; Scott, 5; and dad Scott. Tom lived right next to the church for 50 years, raising his family there.

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St. Joseph School in Shelton is hosting Lenten fish fry dinners on Fridays through April 11 at the adjacent church. The meals already have attracted of hundreds of diners. (Photos by Brad Durrell)

Open to the public, they take place from 4:30-7:30 p.m. in the church’s lower hall, 50 Fairmont Place (just off Coram Avenue, next to the school).

A variety of food is offered and no reservations are needed. Dine in or take out. Proceeds will support the parochial school.

Call 203-924-4669 for more details or visit www.stjoesschoolshelton.org.

St. Joseph Parish, which celebrated its 100th anniversary in October 2013, has about 2,200 families as members.