New Britain herald., 1929-07-06
GUARDSMEN LEAVE
 SUNDAY FOR CAMP
Three Companies From This City
 Going to Mantle

Company, 1G9th regiment. Connec- ticut National Guard, will entrain tomorrow morning for the c. N, G. camp at Mantle, where they will remain for two weeks. The men are looking forward 10 their trip with keen anticipation. Their bag gage is packed and their spirits are high For two weeks they will be put through military drills, hikes and mancuvers to keep them in condition for service if called upon, During off hours, there will be fun splenty for everyone and as Man tic and environs offer splendid op- portuntes for salt water bathing, officers and men expect to spend part Of their time sporting with Father Neptune.
 Many callings and occupations are represented among members of Headquarters Company. There are 25 men in the Headquarters Com pany and First Lieutenant William H. Jackson is in charge. He is connected with the sales department of Landers, Frary X: Clark. Second Lieutenant William II. Mccormack is a salesman. and Staff Sergeant William A. Allan is an accountant with the Ingraham Mfg. Co. of Bristol.
 The remainder of the company and their occupations are as follows: Sergeant Rudolph A. Kohs, eloc- trician; Sergeant Leslie C. Rack life. hardware salesman; Sergeant George J. Unwin, packer; Sergeant Stanley J. Zapatka, knitter; Cor poral Murton W. Lyon. garage me- chanic; Corporal John NJ. Silva. chemist; Corporal Joseph A. Sura, mason; Corporal Cornelius C. Wells, apprentice.
 Among the privates are the fol- lowing: Privates, first class, John P. Cook, machine worker: Harry P Fancher Jr.. draftsman; Peter :. P Mack, garage mechanic; Frank J, Dickenson, machine worker; Richard J, Franklin machine opera tor; Robert F. flames, garage worker; Patsy Lacaprucia, waiter; Joseph Manz, advertising; Frank A. Machowsk. automatic machine operator; Ned L. Okenquist, as sembler; Joseph 'Pavano, barber; X Podlasek, garage man; Douglas NJ. . Sheldon, steel worker; Stanley J. Wilk, packer; Earl J. Williams, gar age worker.
 One member of this company. Corporal Joseph Sura. who is highly paid as a mason in Vermont. came back to this city so that he would be able to attend camp with the " company. So conscientious is he that although his work takes him to several distant points he makes an effort to be at the State Armory in this city for the weekly drills if he is within any distance of New Britain.
 Two promotions were announced last night by First Lieutenant Jack son after a conference ewith Second Lieutenant Mccormack Priyates Fancher and Mack were made first 7 class privates. Private Frank Ma i chowski former member of the company, re-enlisted.
 The work of this company is diff ferent from that which is done by company and Company H. Accord Ing to Lieutenant Jackson. Head quarters Company establishes Com- munication through telephone radio and messenger and is looked upon as the intelligence bureau for the battalion.
 Company H
 Captain William E. I.itke, First Lieut.. John l. DeLorenze Second Lieut., Harold l. Dyer, First Ser gcant Thomas D. kilduff, Sergeaut1 Salvatore Balfore, Helge G. Berg. Frank A. Flis. Stanley Hrabolowski, Leon G. LaPointe, Alex Schneider, Joseph ?. Todzia, Corporals James - w. Howe, Tony D. DiAndrea, Ludwig = G. Lyon, Fred Reinhl, Thomas G. ONeil, George D. Martin, Kenneth E. Schnell, William G. Webb, Pri- yates first class, Frederick Albrecht. Charles Balfore, Afford C. Bengstou, Everett H. Hill, Patrick r. Bore II, Salvatore Jarro, Lawrence kellehnr Raymond l. Leonard, Julius E. Mar gelot, Fred C. Morley. sam Sayad, Fred P, Schmidt, Walter J. SzyszNa. Edward J. Thompson, Privates Lion el A. Arbour. Andrew NJ. Beltramn. Sam Cossile, Salvatore Coppola. Leo P. Crosby. John o. Darling, Rosario DiFato, James & Diele, Dominic Fuskill, Joseph Genovese. Joseph k. Goel, Edward s. Gonzeka, Paul r. Howorth, John Kaminsky, James L.. keough, Frank Kowalczyk, Hovna- tion Krikorian. Vincent l.antcri, Harry Olson. Luigi Oreili, John r. Pellegrini, Joseph Rich. Joseph Srogi, Stanley Srogi. Walter Sroci. Jerome Srogi, Stanley Skrouski. Bcr- nard L. Tranchida, Lyman ]. Weihn. William H. Whitman. Frank s. Zan- ieswki. Gus Nominees. and Domino Peluso.
 Company I
 Captain, William W. r. Squire. 1st Lieuteant Thomas F. Carey. 2nd Lieutenant Elmer l.. Bradbury, 1st '''-' ? -t'4A' tH y pll | INilltOT, VI l'SS Sergeant Joseph A. Barrett, Supplv Sergeant Walter J. Sorrow. Jr., Ist Platoon Sergeant Robert H. Hall,r- an, 2nd Platoon Sergeant Walter N. Horton, Duty Scrgeants. Joseph w. Bnrkarth, automatic rifles; Arthur II. Jobert guide, Henry J. Jcn1k. guide; Corporals Edward Roy Ncj-- ert, company clerk; Michael Fru- gale, Clinton j. Lawson, William !. Ralph Joseph Iipro, John B. Hu- dack John Andrews, John Soyha Francis r, Simpkins Priyatcs 1st class; Saverio Bernardo Stanley Biedka, Ralph Bordonaro, Josnph BurrelL Fred A. Compano, Jos,ph Glaconde, William II. Kenny list cook), Libertlro Perretta, Victor X. .NF