The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-07
COL LUMBUS DAY OBS SERV ANCE JANIS
 NOW COM 1. E E
Miss Maria GiIt1iano to Unveil Statue of Americas
 DiScoverer.


 Final arrangements for the present ing ae . statue ok Christopher colun bus. to the Columbus school by HaIian citizens and the observance Of colurn- bus Day have been made. The bronze bust of the d1scoverer of America which Is to be placed on 8 marble pedestal, arrived several days ago. It is beanEa placed in the corner Of the schoof yard facing Conner cia1 street and Will be unyek1ed by Miss Marai GfuIia1los daughter of MT. and Mrs AIltonfo GfI1lano Of Bell Court Sae was selected for the honor ih 8. voting contest in which she received 1 67s175 votes Her nearest competitor receiv- ed so 0,000.
 The parade will for7n at Main stree8 and North avenue with Ralph Gem narao as grand marshall It will move promptly at o'clock down Main street to State street. to Broad street, to Fairfi cid avenue, to Strstford ave- nue. to Hast Main street. to East Washdngton avenue, to Noble avenue, to Congress street. to Main, to North Washington avenue. to Columbus school
 Of He Sole the Italian newspaper. { will make the speech Of presentation at the exercises which are to follow the parade Mayor Wilson and Supt. soG Schools Deane will accept for the city Attorney Michael StrezH vV1Ilabe the orator of the day. His subject win be eHThe Great NaytEafer.ss Rev. Angelo De Tore pastor of the Holy Rosary church will give the benedic- ton School children from Columbus school win march in the parade and afterward sing patrfotic songs under the direction Of Principal uphrosyne Brown at the unvedling.
 The parade and exercises have been arranged by the United Italian socie- ties the Columbus Boys club and the Venice Athletic club. A platoon of police win head the parade. Follow the United Italian societies:
 Michael Issogana. corresponding secretary, Oretes A A. Tomasetti, financial secretary. Joseph Desanti treasurer Nicholas Nuiff and Michael 1xzo. trustees. and Anthony Mama, Louis Denar1fs, members of sub-com- rndtteez
 The societies in the parade will march in order according to the dates of their incorpora ton. Tho Columbus society VIII lead the parade, accom- panied by the Coat Artillery band The orgAntzat1ons following will be the Duke of Asbruzzf society, with a drum corps, the Society Of the Prov 1rice of Caserta. with a drum corps; the Society Of the Province Of Rene vento with Q drum corps the Queen Helen society in automobiles, the Suba1pino club in automobiles the Society of the Province of Foggia ir automobiles. the George Dewey so- ciety. the Peter Paul society, the Seri- nese Parzanese. the Enrico Caruso so. cdety with the Wheeler and Wilson band. the F1g1i di Italia in autome- bIaes, the Star of Italy society in au. tunobiIesc. the Trinacria. society an6 many more floats, the details fo1 which have not been entirely fin ished
 float in the parade and they will bt accompanied by the Premier band Then will come a float of the Cplum. bus Boys club, bearing impersona. tions of Columbus. Uncle Sam anc Queen Isabella and 12 girls six O, whom represent Italy and six the United States. Joseph verrfIIf of 2t Reilly street will fnpersonafe Colum bus. Miss Mary AurfIIo of ST C1ar ence street Queen Isabella, and Theo dore Lizzi Of SAT East Main street Uncle Sam
 In the evening there will be a bal at Eagles hall and Emil Neapo1itans will make an address
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