The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-10
State Officials To Attend Ceremonies:
 Banquet In Evening
Mayor Expected to Attend Afternoon Exercises of United Progressives at Liberty Hall-JuIius N
 Carissimi to Be Installed as Venerable

1 Seventy members will be install ed into the order of the United f Progressives, Order of Sons of
 Italy, at the first initiation cere- monies of the local unit tomorrow afternoon at Liberty Hall. A ban quet will follow the exercises and will be held at the Hotel Elton with Alderman Charles Sciullo of- ficiating as master of ceremonies. Julius N. Carishsimi will be in- stalled as venerable. Other install- ations will be as follows: Frank Imbimbo, assistant venera blc; John Mastrandrea, ex-venerable; Peter Augelli, orator, Charles Piola, fin ancial secretary; Octavio Barrone, corresponding secretary; Ralph Ventresca, treasurer, Amelio Car uso, Louis Longo, Paul Carissimi Sanda Bologna and Carl Rosa, trustees; Frank Ranaudo and Mario DeTota, sick committeeman, Thom- as Engala, inside guard; and Patsy mbimbo and Rocco Pettinicci.
 Mayor Frank Hayes and several members of his staf have signified their intentions of being present for the ceremonies. Congressman Ed ward Goss will be unable to be present deu to Washington, D. C., duties.
 Among the high officials of the Grand Council who are expected to attend are: Honorary Venerable Dr. James Costanco of Stamford; ex- honorary venerable Joseph CubieIli of Bridgeport; grand venera ble Michaelangelo Russo of Middle Anthony Gannuscio of Thompson vile; grand orator. Louis Serafine of Stamford; grand corresponding secretary Mrs. Eleanor Galante of Meriden; grand financial secretary Thomas Tella of Stamford; grand treasurer, Vincent Novaco of Dan- bury; grand trustees, Genniaro AL oia of Meriden, l.. Peretto of Gen. terbrook, Francis Cavilierio of New Haven, Helen Manfredi of Walling- ford, John Commerota of South Norwalk and Ralph Carbone of New Haven.
 Over 200 are expected to attend the Hotel Elton banquet in the eve- ming. The committee in charge in- cludes; chairman Octavio Barrone, Emilio Cariaro, Louis Longo, John Mastrandea, Frank Imbimbo and Rocco Santa Barbara.
 Those to be initiated follow: Anthony Genua, Anthony Pugliese, Octovio Barone, Carl Dovano, Jos- eph Gugliotti,. Lawrence De Maida, Joseph E. Mannetti, Antonio Bar bieri, Peter Augelli, John Maran- geo, William Colangelo, Arthur Ciarlone, Andrew Ciarlone, Louis Ciarlone, Michael Rosa, Fred Im- bimbo, Thomas Favano, Rudolph Mazzalupo, Roy Chestone, Patsy .Andreano, Carmine De Lucia, Patsy Di Laura, Charles Mole, Rocco Santa Barbara, Leonard Salcito, Frank Maggie. Arnold Perillo, Car men Martone, Angelo Manderino. Sando Bologna, Frank Ranando, Rocco Capobianco. Rocco La Capra, Julius Carissiini. Paul Car issimi, Charles Piola, Mario De Tota, Emilio Caruso, John Santa Barbara, John Mastandrea, Ralph J. Ventresca, Louis Longo, Salva- tore Longo, Peter Caserio, Law renee Spadola, Louis Falcone, An thony Sparano, Rocco Calabro, Frank Zaccagini, Patsy Latino, Michael Manfredi, Michael Vetale. Rocco Peinicco, Sam Garfola, Phil ip Maiorano, Oreste Arcari, An thony Grant,, Louis Adj, Ernie Di Angelo, Dick Verrastro, Sam Gerillo, Carl Rosa, Patsy Imbimb bo. Mario De Paola, Vincent Scuillo, Jerry Di Ambrosi, AlfroI Christi ano. Rocco Colangelo, Joseph Moschella. Salvatore Coviello, John D'Ambrosi, Charles Manganaro, John Membrino, Albert Caruso. Frank Traonetti.