New Britain herald., 1929-10-02
POLES PREPARING
 ELABORATE RITES
Descendant Of Pulaski Arrives for Exercises in Savannah
Special to the Herald)

New York City. Oct. 2-Francois Pulaski. descendant of Gen. Casimlr Pulaski. famous Polish hero of the American Revolution, arrived yes terday on the Majestic 10 take part in the national observance of th- sesquicentennial of the death of his ancestor, who gave his life during the battle Of Savannah on October 9, 1779. The civil delegation from Poland to the exercises in memory of the famous warrior included also Professor Roman nyboSk!, who leC- turcd last year in many of the American colleges; WaClaW SierOs- zewski, distinguished Polish writer and soldier, and Marian Cicplak, member of the Polish parliament. The mission was received at the dock by representatives of the Po- fish consulate general. members of the national Pulaski committee, and representatives of the government.
 The delegation will remain here until Saturday, when it will be re- ceivad by Mayor Walker at tho city hall together with the Polish mili- tarv mission. which arrived in this country last week. It will then pro ceed to Washington and then t0 Savannah. where on Wednesday, October II. the national observance will take place.
 special Trains Chartered
 Arrangements for the impressive celebration in Savannah and Wash ington have already been completed and special trains will carry tn" many Polish American delegations from the main Polish ccnters in the United States 10 the two cities, where three-day exercises commem- orating the deeds and life of the great lover of freedom will take place.
 The itinerary and program Of events includes one day in Savannah and two days in Washington. The national celebration will open on Wednesday morning in Savannah with a solemn high memorial mass at o'clock, which will be celebrat- ed hy the Rev. Michael J. Reyes, bishop of Savannah, assisted by var ious Polish priests. At l0:30 o'clock the delegations will he officially welcomed by Mayor Saussy of Sa vannah at the Pulaski monument Tytus I'ilipowiCz minister from Po- land and envoy extraordinary. will make the response, Wheroupon wreaths will be laid at the foot of the monument by committees repre- sentine the different Polish groups. At noon the delegations will observe the unyeiling of the South Carolina marker in honor of Pulaski, with brief addresses by the governor of South Carolina and a representative of the Georgia Sons of the American Revolution. This will be followed by an unveiling of a French marker by the Georgia Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution and an address by the French ambassador Paul Clau- del At 80 ?. m., the mission from Poland, the French ambassador, and distinguished guests, will attend a luncheon by the Savannah Pulaski committee.
 Ceremonies at Ocean Grave
 At o'clock in the afternoon the French ambassador and q group of distinguished guests will board a United States naval vessel which will take them to the approximate spot where Pulaski was buried in the At lantic ocean. At this place. with appropriate ceremonies, the French ambassador will deposit q wreath to commemorate the fact that Pulaski was buried in the ocean by officers Of q French boat.
 The Polish mission. accompanied by representatives of the various Polish organizations, will board the coast guard patrol boat "Pulaski which will be ordered to Savannah for the occasion. This boat will fol low the naval vessel and. after the French ceremonies, the Polish dele gation will drop Wroaths into the water. In the meantime. those un- able to take part in the exercises or the ocean, will have the opportunity of taking in the sights of the city A military parade and athletic
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