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ITALIANS HONOR THEIR COUNTRYMEN; Medal Presented to Chairman of Verdi Committee and an Address to Abruzzi. LUNCH AT TERRACE GARDEN Tributes to Carlo Barsotti, Who Started Movements for Statues to Italian Heroes Here.

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In honor of Chevalier Carlo Barsotti, Chairman of the committee of Italians which put up the statue to Verdi at Broadway and Seventy-third Street, and to bid farewell to Cavalier Pasquale Civiletti, sculptor of the statue, the Italian colony gave a luncheon yesterday in Terrace Garden. View Full Article in Timesmachine »