New Britain herald., 1929-05-23
'PALLOTTI H0N0RED BY LOCAL SOCIETY
Chosen Honorary President Of
 ItliaH-Amsrican Club
PAONESSA VICE PRESIDENT
Linden Street School Captures Track Meet - Plainxille High School Baseball Team SWamps Th0nlaStOn-Other Items.

Francis A. Pallotti of Hartford, former secretary of state, has been elected as honorary president of the newly organized ltalian-Ameri- can Independent club of Plainville, according to an announcement made today by officials of the society. It was also stated that Mayor Angelo M. Paonessa of New Britain has been chosen as honorary vice presi- dent.
 The addition of these two promi- nent men completes the staff of Of ficials. They are as follows: Presi- dent, Vincenzo G. Minella: honorary president, Francis A. Pallotti; first vice president, John Salemone; sec ond vice president. Sebastiano Pcs- tillo; honorary vice president, An- gelo M. Paonessa: secretary, Will liam Gnazzo: assistant secretary, Antonio Santucci; treasurer. FraAk f'aniolo, and correspondent editor, Arthur A. Datoli. The councilmen are as follows: Vincenzo Biamonde, Frank Nilardi, Albino Gnazzo, Frank Reale, Frank Fucino and Rafaele Le Femine.
 A large attendance gathered at the second monthly meeting of the society held last Sunday afternoon at the Colonial hall on West Main street. The organization is con- posed of Italian residents and Amer ican-Italan born citizens of Plain- vile and is arousing much interest, especially among the younger gen. eration. The membership is increas- ing added at each meeting. At the present time, the society has nearly 200 members.
 Plans and matters were discuss ed at Sundays meeting for the fu- ture benefits of the club. The by laws will be written up as soon as possible. A charter is being made up and will be on hand shortly.
 The organization was formed at a meeting held on Sunday, April eS The aims of the society are as fol- lows: To promote better citizenship to aid aliens in obtaining citizeu- ship papers, to teach America nism and to provide an organization o. independent voters.
 The next meeting will be held at the Colonial hall on Sunday, June 16, at o'clock. All members ars requested to be present especially the young men of the organization i, It is expected that a number of new ! members will be admitted into tht club at this meeting. Any who wish to join the club and who have not handed in their names a, yet are requested to do 50 as soon as possible.
 Inspection at Post Office \ delegation of postmasters from the Connecticut Postmasters' asso- ciation and representatives of the railway mail service visited the Plainville post office today. This group is making an inspection of the post offices in the western par, of the state.
 The group Is made up of the fol- lowing: c. MacGregor of New Ha- | service of Connecticut; Mr. Yarrins ton of Boston, New England super- intendent of mail: Postmaster James Fitzgerald Of Meriden. president oi the Postmasters' assocjston; Post master H. E. Erwin of New Britain, vice president of the association Postmaster A. Coserove of Water bury, vice president of the associ- ' ation; Postmaster James E. Usher Of Plainville and Postmaster Muir of Thomaston. executive members o1 : the association. Several others were also on the party including Post master J. McGrath of Southingtou and Postmaster Merrill Of Bristol Union Meeting Sunday The Young Peoples societies of the Protestant churches of Plain-