The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-17
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 self to be unjust in asking that his people unite in their efforts towards the advancement of the Italian race
 The speaker called attention to the fact that the Italian tradeSmen and laborerS have been engaged in the construction of homes and large buildings, and this in itself is Q con- tribution to America. He declared that the Italian people who have made this country their home love 1t as much as their native land and that members of the race born here are as much American as others. He called attention to the fact that the Italians during the World War were glad to fight for the United States and many of them lost their lives in doing SO. The speaker aS- serted that his remarks were not for the benefit of any particular political party but for the advance ment of the race in country which provides Italian children the same educational privileges and advances that have been given its population long before the first immigrants ar- rived here.
 The toastmaster of the evening was Anthony Colucci, president of the junior Holy Name society of the Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. Other speakers listed were Alderman Charles Sciullo, John J. Savino, An- drew DiPietro, John DiVito, Michael Capozzi, Michael Jamele, Anthony Rinaldi, Jack Calo, Louis DlCosmo, Joseph Rosen, Ralph Pagano, Angelo Bergantino and Ralph Granato.
 Louis DeCosmo acted as chairman of the committee in charge and pre- scented the honored guest with Q purse. MT. Capozzi, son of Mrs. Mary Capozzi of Denny street will be married to Miss Katherine Rin- aldi, daughter of MT. and Mrs. An- thony Rinaldi of Irion street, at St. Lucy's church on July 4th.
 During the evening songs were rendered by Hogan Jamele and Joe Angelo with accordion selections be- ing played by Louis De Negris.
 Those present were: Commissioner Bria, Alderman Sciullo, Anthony J. Colucci, Rocco Capozzi, Nicholas Capozzi, Anthony Capozzi, Daniel Capozzi, Michael Rocua, Theodore Rocua, Luigi Caini, Anthony Rinaldi, James Jamele, Louis DeCosmo, John J. Savino, John DiPietro, Joseph Rossi, Liberato Ianocucci, Al Padua, Andrew Putetti, Michael Colucci, Michael Croce, Jr., George Mc- Namara, Arthur Qianelli, James Marchitelli, John Archie, Jack Calo, Ralph Pegano, Francesca Dornaru- minaro, Romeo Minicucci, Giuseppe Diechielli, Angelo Bergantino, Ralph Granato, Michael Jamele, J. Brown, Michael Caveti, Andrew DiPietro, John Di Leo, Joseph Amodeo, Peter Ginger, Joseph Faressa, Joseph An- gelo and Louis De Negris.
 Morticians to Play
 The Merry Morticians softball team will engage the personnel of the Brooklyn Professional Mems out- fit in a game to be played at Lake Quassapaug tomorrow night begin- ming at 2 o'clock. The Pros were originally scheduled to meet the Acorn Cottage Athletic association at that time but the winning streak of the probable state champions is believed to have had something to do with the Acorns refusal to abide by their plans.
 The Hearsemen on the other hand are Q well trained club, managed by Thomas Deliniks who formerly pas- timed with the Pros. The game looms as @ natural attraction with both teams rather evenly matched.
 Included in the lineup of the Shadows Stooges are Tom DelinikR 3rd base; Captain John Yuskas, 1st base: John Yanols, shortstop; Dave Gordon, right field; Sam Gordon, short field; Joe Swasey, left field: John Saukas, pitch; Stanley Adams, End base; Tony Verbickas, catch; and Joe Maurutis, center field.
 pr. Michael Mandino Honored
 pr. Michael Mandino of Bank street, recent graduate of the Georgetown Dental school was feted at reception recently held ct his home.
 Those in attendance were: John Michael Esposito, MT. and Mrs. Frank Carload and daughter of Hartford, Mir. and Mrs. Rocco Pom J. Paolino and daughter, Caesar ponio, Cvina Dalouglo, MT. and Mrs. Pinto, Margaret Mandino, MT. and Mrs. Alfred Mandino, Louis Man. Albina DiPietro, Frank Savino, Tina dino, Paul Mandiio, John DiPietro, Russo, Jennie Crosse, MT. and Mrs. Anthony Cecelio. Mrs. T. Figleo, Mrs. A. Laccone, Louis Rocco, Mir. and Mrs. P. Parparo, MT. and Mrs. Vim cent Mandino, Lena Mandino, Vim cent Mandino, IT,, James Paolino, Thomas Pompei, Guido ASicone, Harry Wilky, Anthony Recchia, Vin- cent Cipriano, Albert Paolino, James De Lucia, Archibald VanskilIer, Thomas 0rappone, Frank Altieri, Joseph Famigletti, Edward Dayon, John Barber, B. J. Bassette, Michael Jamele, Frank D,Angelo, Carmine Misturo, George Devino, Frank An- gelo, Patsy Recchia, Gerald Padala, Thomas Pompe and Dr. Michael Mandino.
 Dan Stokes Beaten
 Something of an upset in Brook lyn golfing circles was created last night as Dan Stokes, veteran player, was easily defeated by Al Vailonis, who at the present time is enjoy ing his initial season. The game which held forth at the Municipal links followed several weeks of ardent threats on the part of the loser. who in addition to some pres tige was made the victim of . cash settlement.
 Both players incidentally were scheduled io aid the Brooklyn Pre- fesslonal Men'a softball team in New Haven last night and failed to notify hfanagaP fnIln Tenfieafkig that their