The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-11
Italion Societies Participate
 Ln Columbus Day Celebration
COlCrfuI Parade Staged By Various Local Organiz.
 atiOns; Dinner.Dance

xeaden skies and chilly temper Atlwes failed to lessen the enthu- sham yesterday afternoon as Italian okGaniRations of the city sponsored their annual Columbus Day parade 4olofful uniforms, picturesque ApAts and brilliant-hued standards and coiors featured.
 m addition to large delegations rom Italian clubs and societies, there were marchers from local vet- terans' organizations and civic HFcups. Leading the marchers were Marshal John DePastino; Nicholas NAppone, Attorney Carmine Cipri- nno; pr. Rudolph Damiani, Com mnnder William T. Harrington of Corporal Coyle Post, American Lee zion, Lucia MattArazzo and Doris jacaruso.
 Y The drill and degree teams of several womens auxiliaries attracted much applause from spectators. The teams represented Aviglianese so- cietY, DiFoggia Soceity; Pontelan- dolfo Society, Montaganese Auxil- tary, Daughters of Abruzzi the 1tal- ian Sisterhood. Daughters of Italy and Ladies Auxiliar of Lega Sicil- lana.
 Another group that attracted at- : tention was the Portuguese Ladies Club, it's members wearing colorful native costumes and bright bandan- ab. They were followed by the Bris. tol R. l. band and Q delegation from the Portugeuese Sports Club. { Other bands in the parade were the Corporal Coyle Post Drum Corps, the Combellack band, the Casper Davis Post Fife and Drum Corps, the Fulton Band and the Pagano Band.
 The parade was reviewed at the City Hall by Mayor Frank Hayes and Q group of prominent citizens Among those on the reviewing stand were Executive Secretary Thomas P. Kelly, Assistant City Clerk John Dl. Corpo, Attorney Theodore V. Meyer, William J. Pape, Rev. PaSquale Co., della, Rev. Joseph Valdambrini and City Sheriff Angelo Nardona,
 A Columbus Day dinner and dance will be sponsored by the Ital- iAh organizations of the city ct The Elton tomorrow night. Guests of honor will include Mayor Hayes, Judge Edward MaScolo, Judge John v. Mc0rath, Frank J. Green and Father Valdambrini. Arrangements are in charge of Q committee head ed by Attorney Frederick w. Palom- ba.
 The committee in charge of yes. terday's parade Included:
 Major Michael dalullo, chairman; Miss Lucia MataraZzo. vice. -chair. | man; Joseph Dc Lucia, secretary; Nicholas zappone, association chair. man; Domenic Barbieri, treasurer; Umberto Santropietro, chairman of dance committee; Frederick W. Pa- lolaiba, chairman of dinner commit teO; Mss Dora Jacaruso chairman | ticket committed; John Sfro2a, chairman music committee; Angelo posBemento, chairman parade com mittee; Peter De Leo, chief of staff; Joseph Di Pietro,, Rudolph Daniani, Leonard Mecca, Frank Marucci Paul Salvatore. Doinenic Rosa, Angelo vito dalasso, Joseph Cicchiello, Luigi 0lannelii, Anthonio Caruso, Angelo 0ambino, Mrs. Joseph Pernatozzi, Mrs. J. Parziaie, Miss Mary Petro- cone, Mrs. Cosnio Ricci, Miss Dora Deschino, Mrs. Alvaria Blanco joa. quin Almieda, Mrs. Mary De Fran cceco, Mrs. Clara Del Pc, Mrs. Mary | DC CoSmo, Mrs. Dora DelogeS, Miss Mary Tamnaro, Charles Sciullo, AL bort Feretti Joseph duerrera, Mrs, Rocco Ibngo, Sam Cappella, Agos- tiriU AEostiri, Anthony Petrillo, Vim Cenzo Lenti, ScbaStiano Farace, Miss Josephine Chillemi, Mrs ASsuntN Basiie, John Muccino, Peter Au- gelli.