Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03
10000 SONS OF
! ITALY TO MARCH
COLUMBUS DAY
Plan Biggest Celebration in Hon
or of Americas Disc0verer
Ever Held Here.


societies met yesterday afternoon in
Roma hall in Bank street and made
arrangements for the celebration of
Columbus Day on October u. The
various organizations have been as
signed to their position in the line of
march.
From present indications fully 10000
men will take part in the parade.
which is to be one of the biggest
Italian celebrations ever held in this
city. The parade will form at Wash
ington Park at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing. and any organization not there on
time will have to fall in at the rear,
according to the order of the grand
marshal. No carriages will be ad
mitted into the parade unless deco
rated with American and Italian flags
vicarisi to Lead.
The grand marshal will be Joseph
Vicarisi. His assistants win be
Michael Padula, Joseph Luongo, M.
Marano and N. Carangelo. There are
to be four walking divisions. The fifth
| is to be known as the automobile dt-
vision. It will be led by tally-ho.
The various societies have made
known their satisfaction concerning
| the assignments made by Grand Mar
shall Vicarisi.
| The line of march will be from WASH
| ington Park at Broad street, south on
Broad street, passing the City Hail.
where the marchers will be reviewed by
| Mayor Haussling and other city of
f1cials. The countermarch will be
around Lincoln Park. north on Broad
street to William street, to Halsey, to
Market, west on Market. to Springfield
avenue, to Weyers's Colosseum, where
big meeting. at which it is proposed
to have the Italian consul and several
other prominent Italians address the
assemblage. will be held. The COM
plete formation of the parade, with the
different societies in order, follows:
First Division.
Escort of Mounted Police.
Guests in Carriages.
Band.
Grand Marshal Joseph Vicariai.
Vice-marshal and First Guide.
| Guide Cavalleria.
! Italo- americana.
| Columbia Guarde.
TeoreSe, Second Battalion Alpini,
| s. Gregorio Magno.
! Ufficiali Garibaldini.
Guards of Columbus.
Romagnano al Monte
First Artillery, Buccinese.
First Battalion, D'Africa.
Second Division.
Band
Assistant Marshal,
| Cav9ur.
Circolo Evangelico.
| l.aVianeSe.
/ Calabuttana c. D'Italy.
I Subalpina.
Mad. del Carmine.
Prime Napoli.
San Marco Evangelista.
Arianese.
San Andrea di Como.
! Vallatese.
Grottaminarda.
Agirina di NJ. s.
,.- Siciliana di NJ. s.
Tricaritesi.
| italian Mutual Aid League,
Third Division.
Band.
Assistant Marshal
Circolo Agirino.
Fiumeresi
National Italian Independent d. M. s.
r. s. Maucini.
Arigllanese E1nm.
Gianturco.
San Giovanni Battista.
Stella di Sicilia.
Mirobello Ellano
CaSlelVetrese ValVartore,
Crcondariale Bovine.
1talo Americana Ciyile.
Gagliano Casteferrato.
Sambuca Zabut.
First Ward Italian Republican Club.
San Sabine Atripaldesi.
Fourth Division.
Band.
Assistant Marshal.
Court Cavour, Foresters of America.
Court Verdi, Foresters of America.
Court Gar1baldi, Foresters of America
Court Vespers of Sicily, Foresters of
America.
Court Pompey, Foresters OF America.
Loggia Feliee Cayallotte.
Guglielmo Ferrero
Giovanni da errazzan0.
Rugg Bonghi
Giovanni Neotera.
Matt. b. Imbriani.
Sons OF Italy, and Second Guide.
Fifth Division.
Automobile Section
Diamond Athletic Club.
Savoy Athletic Club and the Fifteenth
Ward Democratic Club in Machines.
Following Is a list of the officers OF
the United italian Societies who have
charge of the arrangements for the
Columbus Day celebration; ]. DiBiase
president; G. Coltorpi, first vice presi-
dent; A. Petrone, second vice-presi-
dent; A. Volpe, treasurer; G. Argen-
TIM, financial secretary; o. Cereto, re-
cording secretary; r. Barrasso, vice.
secretary, and N. Caranbelo, sergeant