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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08
MA.Harriman Wants to Quit

Washington, Tan. 6. (UPD- President Truman disclosed teddy ttst W. AvereIl EzaFFi- man,, ambasaaA0E to Ruasia, wnnts to reafsn. But the Rresi. dent told FebsrteFs he hope9 MarEiman wouid not auit in . hurry.
 The President naia that Har- FlmAn had heen trying te Kesign since shortly after V-E Day. nGRs Truman. however, urged hl& se remain nt his post. The ESQ aml aniA ho was VnfmahAe amH hhd hneHeEoun& tIaat noui4 not ka daDIated mt Ahe tlme. UazlnHu q expected haek sm tlaAs country aANu& Feb. A. he Erer rnt tea NRrfeHs Na hanN hN aH k 4
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.fenders Silent

room.
 Defenders Silent
 Public Defender Edward T. Car- mody. counsel for Zukauskas, sat at the counsel table, when the murder case proceedings were brought up. He made no comment.
 When the regular criminal session was opened Judge Francis A. Pal- lotti was on the bench. He called for a brief recess, and returned from the judges chambers with Judge John H. King and Judge Howard Alcorn, two of the three
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08

The First
 Lady introduced Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jrs who substituted for his mother, now in London as a delegate to the United Ma
 tions Organiza- tion Assembly. Corne ella Otis Skinner, actress, nd Elizabeth Taylor, l3-year@
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Courtroona CrolDded
COuFtrOOn1 Cr0GOded ...r- Zukauskas Ordered Brought to Court
Bulletin

Former Supernumerary Policeman Francis Zukauskas sentenced to die in the electric chair in States Prison at Wetherseld April 1Oh when arraigned in special session of Superior Court this afternoon. He immediately turned to his cell at Wethersfeld.
 Three judges the Superior Court bench 10 80 this morning when order issued State Prison War den Ralph Walker send Francis E. Zukauskas condemned
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08
'roperty Valuation Increases Not 0fficiaI--Jenks
Bulletins



 Chelsea, Mass, Jan. S--(UP)-Mrs. Rose Carlan, 23, who aroused the nations sympathy with the growing lie that her infant kidnapped will be charged with slaughter instead of murder when she appears in District Court at hearing Thursday 1t announced today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08
AsTP OFFTCERs CALLED

Washington, Jan. S-(UP)-More than 5000 young medical officers trained under the Army Specialized Train ing Program will be called to active duty July replace Medical Corps officers eligible for discharge the War De- partment announced today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08
Kaiser-Frazer Signs
 Contract With JAW

The first signs of break appeared today in the labor industrial deadlock which threatened to idle than l. 8OOOOO workers throughout the nation within the 10
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08

called halt in the denuncatiOn of Allied international pO ces by German political leaders in their election campaigns ing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08

BYRNES CONFIDENT ON AGREEMENT
 London, Jan. S-(UP)-Secretary of State James F.. Bynes said today that he confident that the atomic question will be worked satisfactorily at the United Ma tiOns Assembly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08
Cesspool Butchery' Shocks Windy City
(For pictures on Degnan kI

For pictures Degnan hdnaplng turn tO Page 3
 Chicago Jan. 8-(UP)-An examination of the butch cred body of kidnapped sxyeard Suzanne Degnan disclosed today that she choked to death by the who stole
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-08

fantile Paralysis. Local lnstIEE devoted to the treatment ~ elai.f suffering from the dreaded use wlll share in the distTIhatlen public donations. The torfa funds win be made CD g nA basis from Jan. f4 V Jan
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The current increases 70 valuations on property in Wa terbury are not official!
Evening star., 1946-10-09

The first shipment of
these boots in over five
years. ALI leather uppers,
with leather sole and rub
ber heels, has lace calf,
strap instep. Buy now for
Christmas.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-03-16
Red Cross Car
Here Friday

Rainbow Cornor.' the Red Cross
showmobile which will give q per-
Torrance in Waterbury on March
%, returned to this country only
three weeks ago from the European
Theater where 1t has been bringing
entertainment to G.I.'s In remote
places, Mrs. Gordon Hutchinson,
display chairman for the Red Cross,
has revealed. The mobile theater
has been on tour In Pennsylvania,
Maryland and Virginia for the past
two weeks.
The showmobile will be stationed
on the Green next Friday from
1880 q. nj. to 1880 p. m. It Is COM
pletely equipped for presenting
musical shows with a piano, record
ing machine, dressing rooms and
stage. A regular part OF its equip
ment is a complete movie projection
outfit.
Sleeping accommodations are
available for the four Red Cross
girls who have been bringing en-
tertainment to the servicemen in
Europe. The ton-and-a-half truck
is also provided with lights and
running water. The Red Cross had
IA showmobiles Of the same type
as Rainbow Corner" on tour in
Europe.
An appeal to support the 1876
fund campaign was made by Rev.
Francis o. AyreS. rector of st.
Johns Episcopal Church over
WBRY at $40 p. m. last night.
The last tabulation Of returns for
the drive shows that contributions
have exceeded $4,000.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-03-16
Groups Plan
Joint Meeting

Miss r, Ivy Needham, Waterbury
chairman Of the State Federation
Of Junior Women's Clubs, has called
an executive board meeting at 2:l5
tomorrow afternoon In the Water
bury Women's Club.
Those attending will be the presl-
dents Of the Junior Clubs OF West
Haven, Somers, Southport, Suffield,
Hartford, Bristol, Torrington, West
port and the West End and New
Haven Junior Club Of New Haven.
Plans will be discussed including the
annual spring conference which Is
scheduled May 8, at the Hotel Garde
New Haven. Mrs. Thomas e. Thib-
eau, Orange, extension chairman OF
the State Federation will be the
speaker.
Miss F. Villa Bristol, Waterbury
junior editor Of the Connecticut
Clubwoman, the federation maya
zine, has also called meeting OF
her staff, The meeting will be held
at 2 o'clock at the Women's Club.
Mrs. Douglas A. Johnston, Newington
chairman and editor Of the maya
zine, will be the speaker. Correspon.
dents from the junior clubs OF
Connecticut will attend.
A Joint meeting Of the board
members and the magazine staff
will be held later. A tea will follow
with Miss Needham and Miss Bris-
toll as hostesses.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-03-16
Song Program
Planned For
Monday Evening

Miss Elizabeth Macdonald, So
prano, and Miss Arlent Bauder,
coltralto, will present O program
OF songs Monday night at O meet
ing OF the Mattatuek Musical Art
Society In the Tudor Room OF the
waterbury Women'S Club at 8
o'clock, Mrs. Helen. Heebner will
accompany both singers.
Miss Doris Howe, president pro
tenn for March will preside at the
business meeting. The slate Of off,
GERS will be presented for the COM
Ing year,
The program to be presented will
include "Bist do bel mir" by Bach,
"1ueignung" by Strauss, and BLACK
Roses" by sibelius, to be sung by
Miss Bauder. She will also sing the
aria "Che faro senza Euridiee"
from 0luck's opera "Orfeo," and
an English group to include Way
farers Night Song" by Martin, Lit
tie Star" by La Forge, THE Hills
Of Home" by Fox, and ARISE o sun"
by Day. With Miss Macdonald she
will sing 'Tutti I Flor Glover
DueO from Puccini's Madame
Butterfly"
Miss Macdonald will sing In her
first group "Das Veilohen" by MOE
art, FER lists" by Schumann, Beau
Soir" by Debussy, and Mandolin"
also by DehuSsy, Her second group
will include "rell Me Oh Blue,
Blue Sky" by Gianniani, Moon
Marketing" by Weaver, when I
Have Sung My Songs" by Charles,
and Awake. It Is The Day" by
Burleigh.
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Catholic

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the Rev George Reilly Philip au:.e S.'s tSs
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-03-16
Club Plans
DinneY-Dance

The flrst formal program Of the
re-organized Emanon Club will be
an Easter Saturday dinner-dance.
The dinner-dance will be held at the
Hop Brook Country Club.
The club was founded in 1890 but
has been inactive since the start OF
the war At this weeks meeting,
John Culhane, Fred Smith and Ed
ward Moran were named 10 draw
up new charter for the club,
Frank Whelan, president, presided
at the meeting
Frank ]. Martin is permanent
secretary OF the organization,
James Donahue and Francis Multi
gan are co-chairmen OF the dinner
dance.
A memorial Mass will be held ct
8 a. m. at st. Margaert's Church,
March q, for Edward Culhane,
Joseph Cunningham, and John Nc
Carthy. all Ernanon members, who
were killed in action during the
war. Members Of the club will at
tend the Mass in a body.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-03-16
st. Elisabeth
GIee Club
Concert Tonight

Sister Rosalita, chairman OF the
music department atthe College OF
st. Elizabeth has announced the
18th annual college Glee Club Con-
cert, at Town Hall tonight at $3.50
o'clock.
Mary Louise Egan Of 1853 FiSke
Street, Maryrose Clarkin OF lle7
West Man Street, Rosalind Shea Of
n Southwick Avenue, Ann Nolan
OF 10 Randolph Avenue and Eliz-
abeth Scully OF rs Pennington Ave-
nue., Waterbury, win all sing with
the group.
Under the direction OF Frederic
Joslyn, the group OF "a voices will
sing a number Of selections Of
Ronald, Drigo, Davis, Tchiakovsky,
Scarlatt!, Bivot and Gounod. Evelyn
Kenny of Waterbury and Jane Dali
ton Of Salem, Mass, will accom-
pany the singing.
Jean Patterson Of Red Bank will
sing a group Of solos by Strauss and
by Puccini. Ann Warren OF Or
ange with Jane Dalton, will play
duo piano selections: "Fledermous"
paraphrase by Strauss and Ritual
Fire Dance" by De Falla.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-03-16

Of such affairs.
A cocktail party ct 9 o'clock, fol-
lowed BY dinner at 7:30 o'clock,
will precede the ball. A battalion
review and presentation Of the
company TO the governor by Mai.
Joseph A. Weibel will be the high.
light Of the event.
Among those attending from Wa
terhury will be DR.. Rene w. Mess
Ter, q member Of the arrangements
committee, and 1t. Col. and Mrs.
Vincent Miller, 1t. Comdr. william
b. Pape, UsNFS, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Dews, Mrs, Myra sutliffe, Mr..
and Mrs. John Collins, 1t. John
A. Crane, Robert Costigan, Miss
Jean Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
J. Mahaney, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Melville, Charles Melville, Jr., and
Miss Betty Lawlor, Edmund Cass,
Jr., Miss Theresa Connell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Manganaro, Mr.. and
Mrs, Lawrence Farrell, Mrs. Yvonne
l.. Schoeck, Miss Rose Foley, Ed
ward schoeck
Also present from this city; Miss
Velmas keefe, 1t. Col. and Mrs. Jo-
seph DtPietro, 1t. COL. and Mrs.
Peter ]. Costigan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Serge Belanger, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Dumond, Col. william ]. Shana-
han and Miss Margaret Shanahan.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Marggraff,
Elliott Avenue, announce the birth
of a son, Kenneth Paul, Feb. 20,
at Waterbury Hospital Mrs, Marg-
graft is the former Doris Vance
lette.
Mr., and Mrs. Floyd Russell OF
Hillside Avenue have left on mo-
tor trip to Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliot Dickerson
Reynolds, Woodbury., announce
the birth Of a son, Eliot DECKER
son, Jr,, March 5, at Hartford Hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. william II. Rose
year, Jr, with their son, william,
Sd, Woodtick Road, are visiting
friends in Essex, Md. Mr.. Rose
wear recently was discharged from
the Navy after serving nine months
in the Pacific Theater.
Warrant Officer Edward J. Long,
u. s. N. and Mrs. Long, announce
the birth of a daughter, Patricia
Ann, at st. Mary's Hospital, March
Is. Mrs. Long is the former Miss
Sue O'Dea Of Laval Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Idris Anderson Of
Woodside Avenue are mentioning
at Miami Beach, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e. Jones Of
Plaza Avenue will attend the Saint
Elizabeth College Glee Club con-
cert tonight at Town Hall, New
Misses Betty Thorpe, Of Cheshire,
Adele Munson of Maplerow Avenue,
and Janice Ludko of New Britain,
left yesterday for Chicago, ILL.,,
where they will join the staff OF
Cooks Country Hospital. The girls
were graduated last September
from the Waterbury Hospital
School of Nursing.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-03-16

The Civic Committee Of the Wa
terbury Womens Club will hold a
Rummage Sale on Tuesday from
$50 TO y, IN. ct. the Women's
Club on Central Avenue. MRS. Jesse
B. Kelsey, chairman will be assist
ed BY Mrs. Glare HOLSTER, Mrs
Walter Lowell, Mrs. Clarence
schliff, Mrs. Carl Dinwoodie, Mrs.
Charles Mc'rernan, Mrs. Sherwood,
Rowland, Mrs. Harold Fenton, Mrs,
Merwin Bronson, Mrs. clifford Ro-
land, Mrs. Howard Miller, Mrs,
Rose Firestone, AIRS. Allan Upton,
Mrs. Ralph Hubert, Mrs. Charles
Phillips, Mrs William Weston, Mrs,
Walter Lowell, Jr., Mrs. william
Craig and Mrs, Frederick Webster,
All members Of the Waterbury
Women's Club are asked 10 donate
articles for the Rummage sale on
or before Monday. Anyone who
has q donation TO make may call
any member Of the Civic Commit
tee and It will be picked UP.
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Ruth Phillips
Bride of Today

Miss Ruth Phillips, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Phillips Of
Highland Avenue and Frederick
Nitchke, son Of Albert H. Nitchke
Of East Haven were united In mar
riage this morning in the parsonage
Of West Side Methodist Church
with the Rev, Bruce Whittemore
ofaciating.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and had as her maid
Of honor, Miss Diane MacLelland,
Gene Nitchke was best man.
The couple left on q wedding trip
to On unannounced destination.
They will reside in New Haven upon
their return, The bride was ASSOCIATE
ed with the American Brass Com
pany. The bridegroom has been re-
Gently discharged from the Army
after three and half years, two
and O half years Of which he was
stationed overseas in the European
theater,
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Social Notes

Miss Kathryn w. Hayes, Summer
Street, will serve as patroness Of
the Eleventh Annual Concert OF the
Glee Club of the College of st.
Elizabeth, which will be given at
Town Hall, Saturday evening, Marcn
Is. Miss Helen Hayes her sister,
will attend the performance.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B, Co.'S OF
Columbia Boulevard, are vacation
ing at Mountain Lake Club, Lake
Wales, Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Smith OF
Buckingham Street are spending
a vacation at the Charlotte Harbor
Inn, Punta Gorda, Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew c. Shea
Of Southwick Avenue will attend
the performance and also serve as
patrons for the Eleventh Annual
Concert Of the College Of Saint FL
izabeth tonight. Their daughter
Miss Rosalind H. Shea will partici-
pate in the concert.
Mrs. Omer Prank of Hillcrest,
Middlebury has returned after a
months stay in Miami, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alberto, Bond
Street, announce the birth of q son,
born March 3, at st. Marys Hos
pittl.
Mss Barbara Jackson, daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. Edward J. Jackson OF
Middlebury, a student at Manhat-
tanville College Of the Sacred Heart,
New York, is spending the weekend
with her parents. She will have as
her weekend guest Miss Adeline
Hindlian Of Boston, a classmate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Marcy Of
Meriden Road, former owners OF
Piccadilly Inn, are motoring to Mi
ami. Fla, where they will spend
several weeks
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Ellen RGNgOON
Wed Monday

Mr.. and Mrs. Hans RanGoon OF
Frost Road, announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Ellen Mag
do Rangoon, TO Albert Q. Wharton
son Of the late Mr., and Mrs, Albert
@. Wharton OF Winston salem, ".
@. The wedding was held Monday
at the parsonage OF the Second
Congregational Church with the
Rev, DR., John G, Walker ofnciating.
Mrs. Donald Kaplan, sister Of the
bride, was matron Of honor and
Harry w, Rangoon, brother Of the
bridegroom, was the best man,
The bride was attired in q dusty
pink suit with matching accessor.
les and O corsage OF orchids, MRS.
Kaplan was attired In q purple
suit with matching accessories and
a corsage Of Talisnan roses.
A reception was held for meme
bers OF the immediate families at
the home Of the bride, Mrs, Ram
COON received in q black crepe
dress with black accessories and
q corsage OF red roses.
The couple left on q wedding trip
to Winston-Salem, N. g. They win
reside in Jacksonville, Fla. where
the bridegroom Is associated with
the H. c. Hubbard Company.
The bride, q graduate Of Crosby
High School and Hartford Hospi-
toll School Of Nursing, enlisted IN
the Army Nurse Corps in Septems
Der, l942, and served In Africa
Corsica and France before being
discharged In October, 1915. In
service with the Marine Corps
since May, l942, the bridegroom
served In the Pacific Theater and
saw action on Two Jima, He at
tended the University Of North
Carolina and Penn State College.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-03-16
Irish Program
HeldLaSt Night

An Irish program Of songs and
dances was given last night by the
Confraternity of st. Thomas
Church in the parish hall. Rev. Jo-
seph Daley, chaplain and Mrs. Ed
ward Coughlin, president, heads of
the 'ganization were in charge Of
the affair. Those taking part were:
June Howes, Lorraine and Florence
Bouffard, Barbara Tyler, Helen
Short, Barbara Claffey, Helen
Bowles, Ray Ahearn, Aileen Byrnes,
Betty Morton, Anne Grenier and
Clifford H. McHale directed the en-
tertainment. Miss Edith Sacco was
accompanist.
A social hour was held and re-
freshments were served under the
supervision Of Mrs. John Burns.
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Sherwood Eddy's "Pathfnders Of
the World Missionary Crusade" was
received by Mrs Joseph L Harvey
of the Missionary meeting Of the
Women's Society of Christian Serv-
ice Of the West Side Hill Methodist
Church Wednesday night. Mrs. Will
liam H. Brown, presided at the
meeting in the parish hall.
A social hour followed with Mrs
Joseph Mraz and Mrs. Andrew Eylie
in charge.
A play You Amt Seen Nothin
Yet" will be given at the parish
hall April 26 followed by dancing
and a sale Of refreshments. Re-
hearsals for the play will start We'd
nesday at 2:30 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-03-16
Sorority Names
annual Officers

The Gamma Sigma Tau Sorority
held their election OF officers for
1916 recently at the home Of Miss
Evelyn Charron.
Officers elected were Bernice
Rack, president; Irene Rosato, Sec
retary-treasurer; and publicity.
jeanette ZyblaSki.
Other members present at the
election were the Misses Dorothy
Rosato, Jennie Cimaglio, Mile Riz-
"a and Evelyn Charon.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-03-16
Contract Bridge
CORNELL BADGE CLUB

COhNELL BAADGE CLUB
High scores in the Thursday night
Cornell Bridge Club conducted by
Mrs. John G. Moriarty, go Linden
Street, were as follows: norh and
south, Mrs. Thomas Oliver and Miss
Doris Howe, lis; Mrs. Ida zibell
and Mrs. Elsie Forman tied with
Miss Lillian Ranaudo and Miss Julie
Orsini, i08h; east and west, Miss
Alice Walden and Miss Helen
o'Meara. 100; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Treat 1857. The official standing:
Mrs. Charles VaFian and Miss
Kathleen Bowling, 1921; Mrs. Will
liam Foley and Mrs. Robert Will
liaus. 400; Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Nc.
Gam. 4ssh; and Mrs. Thomas Hor-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-03-16
City to Be Represented At
Governors Ball Tonight

Several Waterburians will attend
the reception and victory Ball to-
night IN honor Of Gov. and Mrs,
Raymond q. Baldwin which Is be-
Ing given BY the Second Company,
Governors Foot Guard, at the New
Haven Armory.
The Hist reception honoring the
states chief executive by this or
ganiEation, the event Is being re-
sumed this year for the first time
since the outbreak Of World War
II, and will be highlighted by It's
custmoray brilliance and color
which have been O dominant part
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-03-16
PereSSeIIa-LenSO
NMptialSApr

Mr.. and Mrs. John Perezzella OF
Calvin Street, announce the en-
gagement and coming marriage OF
their daughter, Mary, to John
Lenzo, son OF Thomas Lenzo Of
Brooklyn, N. Y. The wedding has
been planned April q, at the
Church Of Our Lady Of Lourdes.
Mr.. Lenzo has been recently dis
charged from the Army after more
than three years Of service.
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.W0menS Club Run1n1age
Sale Tuesday EUe1lt

A dessert bridge and food sale
10 be In charge Of ell club conla
mittees. Ia scheduled for March
at 1880 o'clock. Reservations toi
April Q, may be made WITH Mira
william e. Van Tassel, chaklnan
Of the room committee.
Members OF the Junior WonlanA
Club were guests at the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1946-03-16
Hazel Book
Plans Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhold Book Of
Circular Avenue, announce the COM
ing marriage Of their daughter,
Hazel, to Howard o. Hedden,
CS.K.U4S. Coast Guard Academy,
New London, son of Mrs. Alma He'd
den and the late Ira B. Helden, Alt
mont, N. Y. The wedding has been
planned for May IL.
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Engagements


Mr.. and Mrs. David j. Cohen Of
Plaza Avenue have announced the
engagement OF their daughter,
Norma, to Albert T. Blank, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Blank Of
Attleboro, Mass. No date has been
set for the wedding.