By Laura Bailey
Bristol children watched the autumn sun sink over the horizon on Monday, eagerly waiting for neighborhood porch lights to come on.
Spooky musical favorites like “Thriller,” “Ghostbusters” and “This Is Halloween” filled the Federal Hill streets as dozens of creatively costumed children shouted “trick or treat” to the residents of area homes.
Dogs pranced along the leaf-strewn sidewalks, some dressed in intricate costumes. One happy family pulled their three friendly pit bulls in a wagon much to the delight of passersby.
With their buckets filled to the brim with candy, children walked home with their friends and family to enjoy a treat before bed.
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