Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-10
COLUMBUS DAY
CELEBRATION TO
Be ELABORATE
large Float Will Be a Feature
Of the Parade Next
Monday.

Newark's celebration of Columbus
Day next Monday will be more elab-
crate than ever before. In the par
hde, in which there will be more
marchers than last year, a feature
will be a forty foot float represent
ing the landing of Columbus. includ-
ing a miniature representation of his
ship, the Santa Maria,'' in the back
ground, An additional feature of the
celebration. this year will be exer-
cises in Branch Brook Park at the
close of the parade in which hun
dreds of children will join in singing
The Star Spangled Banner. The
playground children and Boy Scouts
will give exhibitions.
Mayor Haussling will make an ad-
dress at the park as win Vincent
Casale and Cangiano Etters. Alder
man Angelo r. Bianchi, chairman OF
the Columbus Day committee of the
Common Council, will preside.
The parade will start from the
north end of Lincoln Park at 1870 p.
m. sharp. The line of march will be
along Broad street, to Belleville ave-
nut, to Seventh avenue, to Clifton
avenue, to Park avenue and then to
the middle field in Branch Brook
Park, between Park and Bloomfield
avenues. Immediately upon the ar
rival of the marchers at the park
Suenderhalft's band will render an
attractive program. The program
follows:
Star-Spangled Banner, selection,
american Melodies" Lampe; selec-
ton. ''Attilla.'' Verdi; selection,
"Reminiseences,' Bellini: overture,
"Masaniello," Auber; selection, Mac
BETH" Verdi; sextette, from Lucia"
hi1nPO ~
Claus; selection, THE Wizard of the
Nile" Herbert. and Columbia. the
Gem of the Ocean,"
The aldermanic committee includes
DIR. Bianchi, chairman, and Aldermen
John +. Fitzsimons, Joseph r. Nc
Crudden, F. Joseph Schemlz, Avitus
Z. Dougherty, John M. Lantz and
Theodore d. Gottlieb. and William
\. Perlitt and Martin j. King, super
visor of band concerts.
Battery to Parade.
Besides the Knights of Columbus,
q military battery from Nutley and
about 300 Boy Scouts, the following
organizations will participate:
Columbia Guards, Court Verdi NO.
ia, Foresters of America; Court YES
per of Sicily, Lodge Cavallotti. So
ciety Cab D'Annunzio, st. Bartholo-
1tali and Society of Subalpina.
Guardia Garibaldi, Society Siciliani,
Lodge VaraZzano, Loggia Cavour'
Eoggia Victor Emanuel I'LL; Stella
Stella, Society F'lumeresi, Lodge Fa-
bruno, Society Victor Emanuel Ill
and Avallalese.
Guards of Columbus, First Battalion
D'Africa, Marchegrana, San Lucia,
francesca Bentivenga, Society CO.
mime. Society Corpus Domino, San
Antonio, Arinese, Garibaldini. San
Nicola, Loggia Aquilonia, Castel Pc
troso, First Battalion Alpini. Gala
brittina. Lodge Crispi, Lodge M.
D'Azeglia, Society Cavour. Society
Ricigliances. Castel Nuoso nj Coma
Figli D'Italia, Society Lionese 81.
Rocco, Manocalzatis st. Mario. So
ciety Caposelese, Laborers' Union, So
ciety. San Felese, Lodge Imbriani and
San Andrea Di Coma.
Society ST. Gregorio Maguo, Gesu-
aldese Society, Society Romangnana,
Society Buccinese,f Society Nocerese,
ttalian-American Society, Society san
Giovanni, Lodge Nicotera, Lodge
Garabaldi, Lodge Tripoli, Court Carl
oaldi Lodge Rodi, Lodge Peppino
Garibaldi Society Madonna del Car
mine. Fifth Ward Italian Republican
Club and Society San Vincenzo.
Thomas Adubato will be grand mar
shall. The assistant marshals will be
Giuseppe Coppola, first division; Raj
faele Marano, second division; Gu
ssppe Vicarisi, third division; Celes-
tine Scapiecho, fourth division, and
Antonio Soriano, fifth division.