The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-12
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grand marshal and offlcerS OF the DlS
parade came the following societies and
fraternal bodies, ranging in numbers
from 300 strong down to twenty-five.
The societies made an impressive
showing and received many cheers
along the line of march, The complete
list follows, with the year of organlza-
tion of each society:
Mounted-Figli di Italia, 1887; Conte
di Torino, 1890.
Military Societies-Italia Americana,
1889: Columbian Guards, 1892; Uthciall
Garibaldini, 1892; San Gregorio Magno,
1898; Guards of Columbus, 1899; no
al Monte. 1899: Soc. Circolo
Garibaldi S. s., 1900; Soc. Buccinese'
1900.
Civic Societies-cavour, 1881; Italia
1888; Circolo Evangelico, 1890; Fraterno
Amore Coposelese, 1891; Lavianese,
1891; Subalpina. 1892; Calabrittana,
1892; Teorese Alpini, 1894; Lionese San
Rocco, 1894; Madonna Del Carmine'
1896; Principessa di Napoli, 1896; Oper-
ala Coposelese, 1897; Arianese Operaia'
1900; Prov. Caserta. 1900; San Andrea
di Coma, 1900; Gagliani Castel Ferrata,
1900; Terra di Lavoro, 1900; Uffiiciah
Alpini, 1900; Marina Italiana. 1901; So
cieta Conzese, 1902; ~Bersaglieri Law
ianese, 1902; Lega lombard, 1sO2'
Teorese di M. s., 1902; Societa Val
latese, 1902: Court Verdi, F. of A., 1907
Grotta Minarda, 1902; Aglrina Greraia,
1903; Societa Siciliana, 1903; Italian Re-
publican League. 1908; Tricarichesi,
1903; Vespers of Sicily, f. of A., 1868;
San Lucia, 1908; Court Cavour, f. of
A., 1904; Fifth Ward Republican Club,
1904; Societa Valose, 1904; Flumeresi,
1904; Italian National Independent
Club, 1906; Italian-American G. and B.,
1905. Court Garibaldi, f. of A.. 1905
Teoresi Mazzini, 1906; Societa Eman-
uele Giantureo. 1905. Pasquale Stanis|
lao Maucini, 1905; San Giovanni Bat
tista, 1906; Cuer di Gesu, 1907; San
Felice in Pincis, 1907; Stella Stella,
1907; Lodge Ca%vallotti. 1907; Societa
Castel Vetrese, 1907: Agirino di M. s.,
1907; Societa Delicitana, 1907; Soeieta
Caserta, 1907: Bovine Circondariato,
1908; Italian-American Club of Essex
County, 1908; Fourteenth Ward Repub-
lican Club, 1908; limo Battaglione
D'Africa, 1908; Mirabella Eclama. 1909;
Societa Monocalzati. Lodge Galilei. L.
O. o. F.
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bled In Military Park. On the band
stand were members of the committee
having the affair in charge, with Mayor
Haussling as the guest Of honor When
the Mayor was introduced he was loudly
cheered.
The Mayor said:
1.-Two or three days ago | did not
think / would be able to get here today,
a lkza.,., nAI1 Tho ITALIAN
American citizens made a splendid
showing. A few years & a small num-
Der of societies gathered to celebrate
Columbus Day. Today there were, /
understand, sixty-one societies in the
parade. Newark Is proud of Columbus
and she is>proud of her Italian-Amer-
lean citizens. Judging from today's
celebration 1t Is only q question of a
few years when Columbus Day will be
one of the nations greatest holidays"
Following the speech of Mayor Hauss-
ling, Alfredo Mogani, the local italian
consular agent, was introduced and
made @ few remarks to the assembled
Italians. He spoke of Columbus and his
deeds and was given a great greeting
by the crowd when he finished his brief
remarks.
Then came Frank S. Brunette, editor
of an italian paper, who for half an
hour kept the Italian part of the audi
ence spellbound, as he spoke on h
Columbus and the italian race had done
for America. His speech was entirely
in Italian, and was p~unctuated ire
Quently by applause, as he made points
that went home to his listeners. Mr..
Brunette devoted most of his speech to
the good that had come of the discovery
of America, and to the fact that ltal-
ians were in the present day a potent
factor in it's wealth and growth.
Antonio Petrone followed along the
same lines, but spoke in English.
The officials of the day parade n
celebration were John Di Biase, presi-
dent; Michael Murano and Antonio Ca
primo, vice presidents; Antonio Volpe,
treasurer; Gaetano Yovlno, financial
secretary, and Oresta Cerrato, corre-
spending secretary.
The parade officials We're: DIR. A.,
Valentino, grand marshal; Antonio
Boscero. chief of first division; Raffele
Marano, chief of second division; John
Citarella, chief of third division. and
Domenico Abbondante, chief OF fourth
division. The parade. while starting a
trife late, was well handled, and the
chief marshal and his assistants de-
serve a mead of credit for their good
work. .
Following the day exercises the cele-
bration wound up with a big banquet
under the auspices of the Columbian
Guards and Court Giuseppe Verdi NO
ia, Foresters of America, at 100 Bank
street. AT the banquet speeches We're
made by Mayor Jacob Haussling, Judge
Simon Hahn, DIR, Frank A. Caruso,
Antonio Petrone, A. ID. Mason, h
dore NJ. Donnelly. Captain John r,
Kelly, all of Jersey City, and Chief
Ranger ]. c. Sartelli, of Court Verdi.
The committee In charge of the BAN
que and evening entertainment con-
sists of Antonio Caprio, chairman;
Peter Fillipone, vlce-chairman; Nicola
NJ. Forte, financial secretary; Michael
Fenillo, corresponding secretary, and
Nicola Carangelo, treasurer.
Many members OF the various ooun-
ellis of the knights of Columbus in this
vicinity attended the memorial mass al
st. Michael's Church this morning. II
was q solemn high mass, with the Rev
Thomas A. Walsh, of st. Michaefs, as
celebrant; the Rev. Thomas Moran, OF
Arlington, as deacon. and the Rev
M. p. Corcoran. of st. Rose of Lima's
Church, suh-deacon,
Father Corcoran also preached tho