Leading Americans of Italian descent in Massachusetts, Part 20

Author: Carlevale, Joseph William, 1890-
Publication date: 1946
Publisher: Plymouth, Massachusetts : Memorial Press
Number of Pages: 876

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CARADONNA, PAUL-Partner, Caradonna Packing Co. Born Salemi, Trapani, Italy, September 1, 1887. Son of Matteo Caradonna and Maria Scaturro. Educated in the public schools of his native town. Came to America in 1905 settling in Boston. In business since 1933. Married Maria Merlino of Boston. Feb. 3. 1912. Children: Matthew, a physician in Everett, in service of U. S. Army as Captain in the Medical Corps; and Paul, a student. Member of Salemitana Society. Fond of bocce playing, bowling, and music. Business: 60-62 No. Washington St., Boston. Res .: 132 Chelsea St., Everett.

CARAMELLO, JAMES - Tonsorialist. Born Airola, Benevento, Italy, Aug. 8, 1889. Son of Pellegrino Caramello and Rosaria Amoriello. Was brought to America in 1901 settling in Boston. Barber since 1906 in the business district of Boston. Proprietor of Central Barber Shop, 70 State

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St., since 1922. Married Annie Brucara of East Boston, Sept. 15, 1915. Children: Pellegrino, a graduate of Boston University, a former officer in U. S. Navy, now technician surgeon in the U. S. Medical Corps; Rose, a graduate of Rever High School, married to Patsy Pasquale; Peter, serving as gunner, U. S. Air Corps; Vincent, serving in U. S. Navy; Bessie and Joseph, students. The three sons who are serving in the U. S. Forces are graduates of Revere High School, all of whom were captains of their varsity football teams. Res .: 130 Broadway, Revere.

CARAPEZZA, CARMELO L .- Police officer. Born Boston, Sept. 30, 1915. Son of Leonard Carapezza and Clara Giuffre. Educated: Malden High and Bryant and Stratton Commercial School. Member Malden Police force since 1944. Formerly manager Pearl Baking Co. for six years. Married Mildred Zannino of Everett, Aug. 1, 1937. Children: Joanne C., and Leon- ard John. Member Order Sons of Italy, and Policemen's Relief Assoc. His father was born near Palermo, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1904 settling in Boston, later in Malden, where he engages in the baking field. Has the following children: Mrs. Frances Pollini; Salvatore; Carmelo L .; Mrs. Rose Scibelli; Mrs. Helen Breda; and William. Res .: 62a First St., Medford.

CARANDO, PETER F .- Manufacturer of Italian Style pork products. Born Mazze Caravise, Torino, Italy, Nov. 25, 1902. Son of Joseph Carando and Rosa Paila. Educated in the public schools of his native town, where as cattle dealer, he studied various methods of food processing. In America since 1923. Manufacturer of Italian style pork products in Springfield since 1933, being the largest of its kind in the city. In 1936 he went to Italy, where he acquired different formulas from number of salami factories, which have made him outstanding in that field in this part of the state. Married Angela Bono (a former private secretary) of Spring- field, Feb. 22, 1930. One son, Peter Jr. Member: Verdi Club, Dante Club, Marconi Club, Chamber of Commerce. Fond of bocce, bowling, travelling and grand opera. His father and grandfather were also cattle dealers. Bus .: 524 Worthington St. Res .: 245 Connecticut Ave., Springfield.

CARANGELO, GIOVANNI-Custom Tailor. Born Caserta, Naples, Italy, April 30, 1887. Son of Vincenzo Carangelo and Sofia Teresa Fusco. Attended public school in Caserta where he learned custom tailoring and also worked as tailor in Naples. Came to U. S. in 1903 settling in Boston, where he has since been engaged as custom tailor. Married Teresa Soren- tino of Caserta, Italy, Feb. 5, 1911. Children: Anna; Lena; Mrs. Immaco- lata Bova; Fannie; Sophie; Rita and Vincent. Mr. Carangelo has travelled in Italy several times. Is member of Circolo Drammatico Italiano; Paul Revere Social Club; Italian Union Club. Fond of boxing, wrestling, horses and dogs. His father, a restaurateur at Caserta, Italy, visited America in 1898. Had the following children: Francesco, of Gloversville, N. Y .; Giovanni, and Mrs. Luisa Franco of Gloversville, N. Y. His grandfather, Francesco Carangelo was a Garibaldian soldier who fought for the Italian Independence. Res .: 224 Hanover St., Boston.

CARANGELO, LOUIS A .- Musician and police officer. Born Boston, Feb. 12, 1912. Son of Ferdinando Carangelo and Filomena Pucillo. Grad- uated from English High School and New England Conservatory of Music in 1932. Is an outstanding tuba and string base player, in several orches- tras and symphonies. Member of the Boston police force since 1941. Mem- ber Musicians Union local nine. Married Julia Garcia of Boston, June 16, 1932, graduate of Somerville High. Children: Ferdinand, Phyllis, Juli- anne, Louise, and Louis A., Jr. Officer Carengelo's father was born in , Caserta, Italy, came to U. S. in 1887, settling in Boston as businessman. Had following children: Mrs. Vincenza Luciano; Mrs. Caterina Bianch- ino; Ambrogio; Louis A .; Mrs. Giovannina Rugnetta; Mrs. Eleanor Aiello; Margaret; Mrs. Olimpia Cassullo; Virginia; and Ferdinando. Res .: 378 North St., Boston.

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CARASSAI, GALLEANO-Automobile Mechanic, 26 Oak St., Hudson. Born Sarnano, Macerata, Italy, May 20, 1896. Son of Enrico Carassai and Maria Formica. Educated in the elementary and High Schools in Italy. Came to America in 1913. Served in the Canadian Forces World War I, with Black Wach Highlanders, and took part in numerous major battles in Belgium. Married Josephine Di Mauro of Hudson, Dec. 15, 1919. One son, Henry Paul, born Aug. 16, 1927, a graduate of Worcester Trade School. Mr. Carassi has been in business since 1936. Member of Buonavia Club and Eagles. Fond of hunting, fishing, travel and grand opera. His father a business man in Italy, had the following children: Galleano, Ezio, Eucherio, Dario, Lidia, Flora and Argia. Res .: 26 Oak St., Hudson.

CARAVIELLO, SALVATORE-Partner and President of Boston Sport- wear Co., Inc. Born Avellino, Italy, March 12, 1896. Son of Francesco Caraviello and Crestina Galassi. Came to America in 1920 settling in Boston. In the manufacturing of sportwear since 1932. Married Mary Contrada of Boston, Nov. 22, 1922. Children: Frederick, Christina, Clara, Frank, Richard, Salvatore Jr., and Armando. Member: Mass. Mfg. Assoc. and Boston Avellino Assoc. Fond of all sports especially baseball, football, boxing. He is a lover of music and plays the guitar. Office: 70 Harrison St., Boston. Res .: 44 Warren St., Medford.

CARBONARO, ALFRED-Proprietor, Freddie's Barber Shop, 67 Main St., Gloucester. Born Lawrence, Aug. 10, 1913. Son of Salvatore Carbnoaro and Grazia Barbagallo. Lived in Italy 1921-1937, where he graduated from the Technical Commercial Institute of S. Maria di Licodia, Catania. Following his return to U. S. A. in 1937, he settled in Gloucester, where he has since been in the barber business. Married Grace Signorelli of Lawrence, Sept. 24, 1939. Children: Graziella, born June 30, 1940, and Salvatore, born Sept. 19, 1944. Fond of all sports. Lover of travel and music. His father was born in S. Maria di Licodia, Catania, Italy. Came to America in 1909 settling in Lawrence with his family. In 1930 he returned to Italy. Had the following children: Alfred, Vincenzo, Rosa, and Luigi. Res .: 32 Granite St., Gloucester.

CARBONE, ANGELO V .- Proprietor of Carbone Cafe, 75 Dorchester St., Gloucester. Born Lawrence, Aug. 10, 1913. Son of Salvatore Carbonaro and Lilla Viola. Educated in the public schools of Messina, Italy. Came to America in 1905 settling in Boston. In business since 1932. Formerly in the service of L. G. Barnes Co., as circus man. Played in all the biggest fairs throughout the U. S. and Canada. Associated with him was his midget brother, Nunzio Carbone, known as "Prince Napoleon." They were considered most outstanding in the carnival show world, circus and vaude- ville. Later was for 15 years engaged in music and furniture business. At one time he was sole representative of Wurlitzer Mfg. Co. Married Ellen Kern of Wisconsin, July 15, 1916. Member of Esperia Lodge A. F. and A. M. and all masonic bodies to the 32nd including the Shrines. Bus .: 75 Dor- chester St., South Boston. Res .: 113 Pleasant St., Dorchester.

CARBONE, AUGUST-Proprietor, August Carbone Confectionary, fruit and magazine store, 1-3 Water St., Haverhill. Born Recco, Genoa, Italy, Aug. 31, 1874. Son of John B. Carbone and Cecilia Veccini. Educated in public schools in his native town. Came to America in 1888 settling in Haverhill, where he joined his brother Michael in above business estab- lished in 1886. Mr. Carbone has since been engaged in that field and is among the pioneer Italian American settlers of Haverhill. Married Celes- tina Bacigalupi of Ognio di Neirone, Genoa, Italy, April 31, 1902. Children: Julia, married to Arthur Cosio; Alfred, textile chemist; Romeo, in U. S. Army; Rita; Francesco, Veteran American Army World War II; and Theodore, in U. S. Army. All of whom have graduated from high school. Member: St. Anthony of Padna Society of St. Rita's church. His father,

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who came to America in 1890, had 16 children. Res .: 10 Columbia Park, Haverhill.

CARBONE, CARMINE-Instructor-New England Art School of Boston. Born Ahstabula, Ohio, Oct. 22, 1901. Son of Frank Carbone and Concetta Falco. Education: Amsterdam High School, Boston Museum School of Fine Arts, and Federal Commercial Art School of Minneapolis, specialized in portrait painting and murals. Instructor of drawing, painting, color theory, and design at New England School of Art in Boston since 1931. Married to Helen Bensaia of Arlington (a modern decorative artist). April 7, 1930. Former member of Boston Art Club and Copley Art Society. Fond. of football, hunting, skiing, travelling, and classical music. His father was born in vicinity of Naples, Italy. Came to America in 1888 settling in. Amsterdam, N. Y. Office, 186 Massachusetts Ave., Boston.

CARBONE, GABRIELE AMEDEO B .- General Contractor-Insurance -real estate; East Boston. Born Torre del Greco, Naples, Italy, Jan. 8,. 1905. Son of Alfredo Carbone and Amelia Nocito. Came to U. S. in 1907' settling in E. Boston. Education: Lincoln Preparatory School and North- Eastern University. In business since 1940. Owner and operator of large: real estate holdings. Mr. Carbone is associated in business with Arthur Miranda having two offices-on Day Sq. and Meridian St. Member Order' Sons of Italy; Italian Barbers Society; Workmen's S. & B. Society. Active' in civic and political affairs. Married Mary Louise Colagiovanni of East. Boston, Nov. 28, 1935. Children: Norma Anna, and Gabriel 2nd. Mr .. Carbone's father came to U. S. in 1906 settling in E. Boston. Had following: children: Gabriel, Vincenzo, Mrs. Ernestine Anzalone, Mrs. Rose D'Amore, John and Emma. Res .: 536 Bennington St., E. Boston.

CARBONE, JOHN CHARLES-Postal clerk, Central P. O., Cambrige. Born Chelsea, Jan. 25, 1915. Son of John Carbone and Mary Fino. Grad- uated from Carter Jr. High School. In the service of Cambridge Post Office since Jan. 1945. Formerly in the fruit and produce business. Mr. Carbone is veteran U. S. Army World War II in the Pacific; was wounded on Solomon Island, awarded presidential citation for distinguished service. Married Nina Foti of Medford, Oct. 1, 1944. Member: American Legion; Veteran of Foreign Wars; Order Sons of Italy. Fond of baseball, football, hockey, travel and music. His father was born in Lapio, Avellino, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1902 settling in Boston. Had the following children: John Charles; and Antoinette, employee at U. S. Navy Yard. Res .: 32 Golden Ave., Medford.

CARBONE, JOSEPH J .- Proprietor, Joseph J. Carbone, Antiques, 140 Charles St., Boston. Born Boston, Oct. 7, 1898. Son of Francesco Carbone and Rosa Porcella. Graduated from English High School in 1915. Attended. Burdett College and Wentworth Institute. In business since 1933. Formerly with Shreve, Crump and Low Co., and with Norman Adams English: Antiques of England. Mr. Carbone possesses one of the finest antique shops in New England and is an authority in that field. His many lectures. given at WEEI are indeed instructive and contsructive. Married Adele Chirichello of Boston, Oct. 29, 1924. Member of B. P. O. E. Fond of base- ball, football, hockey and travel. Former director of social activities at Italian Home of Jamaica Plain and deeply interested in civic affairs. His father was born vicinity of Genoa Liguria, Italy. Came to America in 1873 settling in Boston. Res .: 22 Cedar St., Somerville.

CARBONE, LOUIS C .- Proprietor, Dwyer's Package Store, 174 Church. St., Clinton. Born Clinton, Feb. 26, 1894. Son of Antonio Carbone and Mary Leveroni. Graduated from Clinton High school and attended Boston University School of Law. Veteran of U. S. Army, Intelligence Dept., World War I. In business since 1920. Member of the Elks. Fond of base - ball, travel and music. His father was born in Maranico, Genoa, Italy, was Garibaldian soldier, who fought valiantly for the Italian Indepen-

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dence. Came to U. S. in 1872, was the pioneer Italian settler of Clinton, where he began as peanut vender, later engaged in fruit and produce business. Died at the age of 96. Had the following children: Theresa, a graduate of Clinton High, is a former evening school teacher; Andrew, of North Brookfield, and Louis C. of this writing. Res .: Park St., Clinton.

CARBONE, LUCY-Born Roxbury, February 15, 1915. Daughter of Louis Carbone and Theresa Lampignano. Graduated from Medford High School in 1933 and from Fishers Business School in 1936. In the service of Deputy Collectors-Internal Revenue since 1939-among the first Ameri- can of Italian descent in the Bay State to hold said position. Miss Carbone is deeply interested in civic affairs. Member of the Orchid League and of the Junior League of Women's Italian Club. Fond of travelling, boating, tennis, dancing, bowling, reading and music. Hobby: outdoor life and writing poetry. Her father was born in Mirabella, Avellino, Italy. Came to America in 1896 settling in Boston, engaged in the tonsorial business for over 30 years. Had following · three children: Mrs. Phyllis Soldani; Patrick, a student of Northeastern University, serving as Aviation Cadet in U. S. Army; and Lucy of this sketch. Res .: 85 Bow St. Medford.

CARBONE, MARGARET M .- Teacher of Piano. Born Haverhill, Dec. 7, 1921. Daughter of Louis Carbone and Theresa Bevilaqua. Graduated Haverhill High in 1939 with highest honors. Travelled in Italy for two years. Studied music since seven years old under Cecilia M. Robinson, who specialized in the training of teachers in the piano field. Mrs. Robin- son's own education equips her for this work as she is the product of Carl Stasney, Karl Baermann and Heinrich Gehhard all internationally famous. Miss Carbone has been teaching piano since 1940. Member of Mrs. Robinson's artist's class. Fond of golf, tennis, travel. Winner of many cups and trophies as an excellent bowler. Lover of reading, art, and symphony. Her father, proprietor of City Bowling Alley of Haverhill, is a native of Haverhill, married to Theresa Bevilaqua of Haverhill. Children: Aldo, graduate Gardner High is in U. S. Navy; Margaret M., of this writing; Robert A., graduate of Haverhill High and attended Tufts School of Engineering is in U. S. Navy, and Attilio is student. Res .: 14 Colby St., Bradford.

CARBONE, NICOLO - Operating under Carbone Bros. Real Estate Insurance and Mortgages. Also general manager of Carbone Realty Finance Corp. Born Messina, Italy, Feb. 17, 1891. Son of John Carbone and Lilla Viola. Came to America in 1907 settling in Boston. Married in 1911. Children: Lillian, John, Joseph and Rita. Mr. Carbone began in above business in 1913. He also worked for the Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. for 7 years and ran the Carbone Bros. Music Shops Inc. from 1918- 1932. Member: Local and State Real Estate Exchange; the National Real Estate Board; The Italian American Aid Society; Sons of Italy in Amer- ica; Esperia Lodge A.F.&A.M. and all the Masonic bodies to the 32nd degree. Office: 18 Tremont St., Boston. Res .: 133 Pleasant St., Dorchester.

CARBONE, PETER FRANCIS - Vice Principal, Salem High School. Born Salem, June 11, 1900. Son of John Carbone and Theresa Drago. Graduated from Salem High in 1917, member of football team 1915-17; Boston University in 1921, A. B .; Varsity football team 1920-21; Suffolk University Law School in 1928, L. L. B .; Boston University, 1933 Ed. M. Special courses in guidance at Harvard University. In the service of Salem High School since 1926; Vice-principal since 1940. Director of Salem Chamber of Commerce, Kiwanis Club and Fraternity Boys' Club. Secretary of local Draft Board No. 131. Hobby: stamp collecting. Married Mary Gilmartin of Beverly Farms, Oct. 12, 1929, graduate of Beverly High School. Children: Peter Jr., Ann Marie, and John Charles. Mr. Carbone's father was born in Marango, Genoa, Italy. Came to America in the early 70's, was among the pioneer Italian American settlers of

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Salem. Had the following children: Elizabeth, Charles, Emma, and Francis. Res .: 19 Jackson St., Salem.

CARBONE, RACHELE LENA - Treasurer and Manager, C. Carbone and Co., Inc. of Somerville. Born Somerville, Feb. 23, 1905. Daughter of Carmine Carbone and Antonietta Laghetto. Educated here and abroad. Helped her late father to establish above business. Treasurer since 1937. Has sung in musical productions. Soloist at St. Anthony's church. Fond of art, music and dramatics. Her father was born in San Valentino Torio, Salerno, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1890 settling in Somerville, where he engaged in retail grocery business and S. S. Ticket Agency. In 1920 he established wholesale and importing business, now carried on by his children. He was one of the finest and best known businessmen in Somer- ville and took deep interest in civic and welfare activities. Aided in the building of the Italian church and a Home for Italian children in Boston. Died in 1937. Children besides Lena are: Joseph, president of the firm; Mario R., asst. treasurer of firm, now in U. S. Army; Ida C., a graduate of Boston University P. A. L., is clerk of the firm married to Lt. A. De Vico; Olympia M. E., graduate of Boston University P.A.L., is secretary of cooperation, married to P. F. Falco; Laura F., Normal School graduate, is a writer (radio and dramatic work); Umberto A., is in U. S. Army, and Carmine Gilbert, is student. Office: 623 Somerville Ave., Somerville. Res .: 18 Richardson Rd., Belmont.

CARBONE, RALPH W .- Manager, Fredericks Jewelers, 1563 Main St., Springfield. Born Charlestown, May 20, 1891. Son of Raffaele Carbone and Luigia Palermo. Graduated from Chelsea High in 1910; attended Suffolk University Law School and Burdett College. In the service of Fredericks Jewelry store since 1930. Formerly in the jewelry business in the Parker House, Boston for three years, and with George E. Homer Co. Inc., for 15 years. Married Oresta Marenghi of Medford, Sept. 15, 1915. Three children: Ralph W. Jr., a former student of American Inter- national College, medical discharge from U. S. Navy; Marguerite, also a former student of American International College, married to Lt. Ray- mond J. Montagna, who is serving in New Guinea, and Richard Paul, a student. Member: Elks, Selective Service Advisory Board 142. His father was born in Lapio, Avellino, Italy. Came to America in the late 60's settled in Charlestown, where he engaged in real estate and as merchant. Res .: 90 Garfield St., Springfield.

CARBONE, SALVATORE, Jr .- Proprietor, S. Carbone & Son, Floor cov- ering and electrical appliances, 578 Main St., Winchester. Born Waterbury, Conn., July 9, 1906. Son of Salvatore Carbone and Antonetta Merenda. Graduated: Fishers Business School and Boston State University. At- tended Suffolk University School of Law. In business since 1930. Married Philomena Lepore of Everett, Feb. 15, 1930, a beautician. Children: Sal- vatore, Born Jan. 7, 1933, and Carole, born Aug. 8, 1936. Member: Order Sons of Italy and American Federation of Labor. Served in U. S. Coast Guard Reserve. Former musician (saxophonist). His father was born in the province of Messina, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1902 settling in Water- bury, Conn. Had the following children: Josephine, Salvatore, Gaetano, Santina, Jennie, and Elvira. . Res .: 221 Central St., Stoneham.

CARBONETTI, ANGELO CHARLES-Proprietor, Carbonetti Market and Package Store, 525 North Main St., Mansfield. Born Campagnano di Roma, Italy, July 19, 1887. Son of Francesco Carbonetti and Cesilia Chi- odetti. Educated in the public schools of his native town. Came to U. S. in 1906 settling in Mansfield. In business since 1922. Married Oliva Nec- ozzi of Cesano, Roma, Italy, Oct. 24, 1909. Children: Turbina, graduate Mansfield High, Burdett College and Boston Trade School, is married to Paul E. Minucci; Aldo, graduate Mansfield High and Boston Trade School, is veteran U. S. Army in Europe, awarded purple heart and bronze star,

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married to Josephine Sestinelli; Hugo, graduate Mansfield High, is vet- eran 1st Sgt. U. S. Army in Europe, married to Whelma Maurer; Eda, graduate Mansfield High and Burdett College, is registered nurse of Mass. General Hospital, married to William Fioretti; Alfred, graduate, Mans- field High and Burdett College, attended Boston Trade School, is veteran U. S. Army. Mr. Carbonetti is member: Mazzini Society, (president for four years); Order Sons of Italy (treasurer seven years). Has three brothers: Filippo, Enrico, Luigi, and a sister Clementina. Res .: 525 North Main St., Mansfield.

CARCHI, MICHAEL-Attorney-at-Law. Born Boston, June 25, 1900. Son of Nicholas Mario Carchi and Concetta Carosella. Graduated from Boston Latin School in 1916. Served in U. S. Army during World War I and saw service across. Graduated from Boston University Law School in 1923, L. L. B. In general practice since 1925. Director of Mass. Law Society. Member: Boston Bar Ass'n., Middlesex Bar Ass'n., Cambridge Bar Ass'n., Mass Bar Ass'n., American Legion, past president of 55th A. R. T. Ass'n., Judge Advocate of Newspaper Men's Post V. F. W. Married Marion P. Mahan (a former public school teacher of Boston), June 28, 1931. One son, Michael Jr., born May 6, 1932. Father was born in Monte- acuto, Avellino, Italy. Came to America in 1896 settling in Boston. Office: 20 Pemberton Sqare, Boston. Res .: 11 Gale Rd., Boston.

CARCHIDI, SAMUEL (Sam)-Partner with John Lombardo in the barber business of 8 Center St., Brockton. Born Gasperina, Catanzaro, Italy, Sept. 12, 1904. Son of Saverio Carchidi and Marianna Spadeo. Educated in the public school of his native town. Came to America in 1920. In the barber business in Brockton since 1937. Married Antoinette Traino of Syracuse, N. Y., Sept. 16, 1934. She was born Dec. 4, 1914. Mr. Carchidi is member of Journeymen Barbers Assoc., and Young Calabria Society. Fond of woodworking and travel. Is a former musician and plays the Ukelelee and the Hawaiian Guitar. Has the following brothers: Antonio, Domenico, Giuseppe and Francesco. Stepsisters: Rosaria, mar- ried to Joseph Catrambone and Angela, married to Salvatore Siciliano. Res .: 21 Coburn St., Brockton.

CARDARELLI, ASCANIO - Merchant, Tailor. Born Civitanova del Sannio, Campobasso, Italy, August 8, 1883. Son of Angelo Cardarelli and Concetta Antonetti. Educated in the public schools and under private tutors. Studied the art of designing in Naples. Came to America in 1902 settling in Boston, where he learned tailoring. In business since 1929. Formerly a designer of Men's clothing for L. P. Hollander Co., for 10 years. Married Mabel Cappuccio of Boston (who posseses a fine soprano voice), April 25, 1917. Children Arnold Joseph, a student at M. I. T. and Carnegie Tech., now officer in U. S. Army, and Gloria C. Mr. Cardarelli is fond of baseball, travelling and a lover of music. Res .: 37 Bartlett Crescent, Brookline.

CARDARELLI, CONSTANTINO-Custom Tailor. Born San Donato Val di Comino, Frosinone, Italy, Nov. 18, 1893. Son of Antonio Cardarelli and Antonia Mariani. Learned the trade of custom tailoring in Rome. Served in the Italian Army World War I. Came to America in 1920 settling in Quincy. In the service of Remick's Store alteration dept. since 1940. Formerly in business for himself and with Faber Co., of Boston. Married Adalgisa Sadori of Rome, Italy, Nov. 28, 1920. Children: Antonio, born April 3, 1922, a graduate of Quincy High, now in U. S. Army over- seas; Julia, born Sept. 1, 1924, a graduate of Quincy High; Ester, born Sept. 12, 1925, also a graduate of Quincy High, and Ugo, born Jan. 13, 1931, is a student. Member: Quincy Adams Club and Italian Mutual Aid Society. Has the following sisters: Mrs. Cesidia Gallo of Quincy; Mrs. Gerarda Cardarelli, both of San Donato, Italy. Res .: 119 South St., Quincy.

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Leading Americans of Italian descent in Massachusetts, Part 20

Author: Carlevale, Joseph William, 1890- Publication date: 1946 Publisher: Plymouth, Massachusetts : Memorial Press Number of Pages: 876

Author: Carlevale, Joseph William, 1890-
Publication date: 1946
Publisher: Plymouth, Massachusetts : Memorial Press
Number of Pages: 876