The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-14
54 LOCAL YOUTHS
 ON CMTC ROSTER
Spirited Competition Ex- pected for Various
 Awards Offered

Fifty-four boys from Waterbury and vicinity were enrolled at the Citizens Military Training Camps which opened last week according to a report received by Major New ton W. Alexander from Col. George w. DeArmond, C.M.T.C. officer at Army Bare. Boston, Mass.
 Those Attending
 The boys attending from this city are: At Fort Adams. R. l.. Jc~e"' T.. Bsrone, 322 Willow Street; At Fort Ethan Allen. Vt., Gecrge V. B. ioras, 204 South Leonard Street, George A. Bauby, 338 Willow Street, Harold W. Cook. 24 Park Place, Joseph T. Fox. 18 Ridgewood Street, Anthony P. Polmon. 39 Saqsmore Avenue, Arthur L. Raymo, 263 Lincoln Street, Nicholas Snyder, 134 Hill Street, and Edward A. Steinnagel, Jr,. B 1rion Street. At Fort Devens. Mass, Ray mond J. Aubartin, 23 Hsrker Ave- nue, Carl D. Bozzuto, 30 First Ave- nue, Raymond L. Bozzuto. 30 First Avenue, David F. Brady, 38 Washing ton Street, James c. Caffrey. 45 Ives Street, Robert F. Carr, 50 Elm wood Avenue. Edward P. Conlon. 152 Chestnut Avenue, Edward F. Connell, 198 Meriden Road, James w. Curby, 154 Charles Street, Thomas F. Donahue. 35 Orange Street, Thomas J. Dowling. 250 Wood Street, John w. Gaffnev, 58 Gaff- ney Place, John F. Griffin, 1l8 South Street, Louis GUerrera, l2 Ir'on Street. Arthur J. Hamel, 4l8 South Min Street, Harvey o. Hendricksen, 55 Ives Street, Lewis E. Howard, 15 Taylor Street, Edgar J. Jackson, 239 Wood Street. Walter Jarvis. 1l6 Roseland Avenue, Francis R. John son, 79 Ives Street, Frank w. Kop- cha, 190 Hill Street, Charles N. Ieas, 236 Orange Street, Carl A. Moss 12 Vine Street, Anthony V. Rinaldi, 65 Brewster Street, Sidney N. Shapiro, II Savings Street, Fred erick D. Smith, 49 Lounsbury Ave- nue, Robert L. Snyder, Woodtick Road, Robert E. Waters, 56 Rad- cliff Avenue, Donald H. Wiggles- worth, g Madison Street, and Nor ris Wilenchik, 174 Fulton Park Avenue.
 Boys from neighboring towns at tending are: From Naugatuck at Fort Ethan Allen, William F. Tan ner, 22 Orchard Terrace, at Fort Devens, John T. Garland, B Lewis Street, Frank Gruber, Cherry Street, Extension, James M. Hoey, 99 Gal pin Street, William G. Jennings, ll3 Hill Street, Alfred J. Mastrangeli, l42 High Street, and Frank L. Smith, Jr., Bradley Street. From Cheshire, Irving M. Guilford at Fort Devens and Roberts G. Hannegan. Jr., at Fort Ethan Allen. From Terryville, Walter Burke and Arthur A. Schultz at Fort Devens. From Litchfield David 0. Doster and Eric Wander poel at Fort Devens. From Thomas ton. Thomas H. Davenport at Fort Adams; and from Oakville, Nunzio Perugini at Fort Devens.
 Prizes Offered
 At the camps the boys are follow ing a program of military training, organized athletics and citizenship. Numerous prizes ond scolarships are awarded for excellence in the vari- ous camp activities. The Depart ment of Connecticut American Lee zion presents a medal to the stu- dent from Connecticut who Is out- standing in leadership. The Wa terbury Chapter of the Reserve of- fIcers association presents 2 medal to the student from Waterbury who bsst demonstrates soidierly qualities. The Mattatuck Branch of the Sons the American Revolution presents a medal to the student from Water bury and vicinity who is outstand- ang in leadership. The camps close en August bth.