The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-11

Full arrangements have been made for Waterbury's official Co., lliinbus Day parade scheduled for Safurday afternoon. Prominent leaders in public life will be the guests of the Italian societies of the city on that occasion. Hun dreds of World War veterans will march as tribute to Italy's im- mortal son. A number of floats ar- ranged by societies will add a touch of color to the big public procession planned. Mayor Frank Hayes and Congressman Edward WI Goss have had honorary titles conferred upon them in connec- tioE with the event.
 LINE OF MARCH
 Parade commences at the corner of Cooke and Grove streets. The march will continue easterly along Grove street to North Square, < southerly along North Main street to West Main street (north side of grecn), then westerly along West Main street to Meadow street, then southeasterly along Meadow street to Grand street, then westerly along Grand street to Bank street, crossing Bank street and continu- ing westerly to South Main street, then southerly along South Main street to Meadow street, then east erly along Meadow street to Bank street, then northerly along Bank street to Grand street, then west erdly along Grand street to Library park. where the parade disbands.
 Parade formation: Head of pa- rade at corner of Cooke and Grove streets. Platoon of police. platoon of firemen, automobile for honor ary chairman. Mayor Frank T. 6 Hayes, honorary grand marshal. Congressman Edward Goss, grand marshal, Attorney Frederick W. < SPalomba, parade marshal, George Crocicchia.
 Aides: Major w. J. Carroll, Ma jor Michael Galullo, Captain Jo- seph Di Pietro, Captain Thomas White.
 Automobile: Lieut. Governor Roy Wilcox, Dr Charles Satti, Judge John McGrath, Judge Edward .Mascolo, Attorney J. Joseph Smith.
 Automobile: William J. Pape. Vincent Maloney, Mrs Florence Sherwood, Pasquale De Cicco.
 Automobile. Rev Joseph Valdam- brini. Rev Dr John N. Lewis. Rev Joseph J. Valantiejus, Rev M. J. Lynch.
 Automobile: Rev Pasquale Co., della, Rev Stanislaus Blazejowski, Rev. E. A. Lamontagne.
 Automobile G. A. R. gold star mothers.
 First Division (first part): Head at corner of Prospect and Grove streets facing east-Gentile's band, division marshal and staff Italian American societies, massed colors, Italian Warld war veterans, Avig- 1ianese Di Soccorse, Caiatina Con- nazionali, Civilta' Progresso, Diritti Doveri. Fratellanza Ital- fana, Junior Brotherhood. < First Division (second part): pagano's band, marshal and staff of Italian American societies. nlassed colors, Lega Siciliana Gio- vanni Meli, Maddona Dell 'Assunta, Montaganese, Pontelandolfo, Pro- Republican club.
 Float scene-Italian Sisterhood, Provincial di Foggia, Daughters of 4tdty SOuipdillOliS fOICStCiS VI America, Montaganese Ladies' Aux Hilary. Italian Women's Democratic club.
 Second Division: At corner of Linden and Grove streets, facing north Corporal Coyle post, A. l. drum corps, Division Marshal Cap- tain Thomas White, massed colors, United Spanish War Veterans, Wheeler Young post. V. F. w.. R. c. Vigneulles, Y. D. V. A., Cor poral Coyle post, A. L.. 304th Inf Veterans association, Disabled American Veterans. Mary Gormley post, A. L., Women's Relief corps. Spanish War Veterans--ladies' aux Hilary, Corporal Coyle post. A. L.-- ladies, auxiliary, D. A. V. auxiliary. Daughters of Union Veterans
 Third Division: Head at corner of Prospect and Grove streets. facing north: Drum corps, division marshal. Waterbury Council of Boy Scouts of America, Waterbury Council Girl Scouts of America. a = -