The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-13

Among the more taan 4uO Hleu and officers of the second battalion, l02d infantry scheduled to leave for Camp Blanding, Florida, this eve- ming at 7:55 are several prominent World War veterans. The entire group of six companies will arrive at Blanding Saturday, morning at Il, where they will be greeted by the advance contingent of 72 men and officers who left Waterbury last Saturday morning to set up quar- ters for the men.
 Within the next two weeks se- lective service men will join the 102d infantry as replacements. It is expected that many out of the quotG of 95 leaving for Fort Devens tomorrow morning will be assigned to the Waterbury companies at Camp Blanding.
 The journey to Florida marks the second long trip for the local con- panies out side of their history making journey to "Over There" The Waterbury companies were sent to Nogales, Arizona, back in 1916 when Villa went on shooting spree and gave General Jack Pershing and his regulars plenty of "head- aches. The local units were sent to the border after & brief season. ing stay at Mantle, Conn. Before going overseas in the World War the local men were "camped' at the Yale bowl.
 The roster of the local units, in- chding officers and men, reads as follows:
 HEADQUARTERS DETACHMENT
 lst It. William J. St. John, 67 Eastwood Ave-; 2nd It. Edwin w. Bakewell, 36 Melbourne Terrace; Tech. Sgt. Carl E. Benston. 66 Oak land Ave; Staff Sgt. George H. Largay, l6l Hillside Ave.
 Corporals: Albert P. Douglas, A Vail St.; Robert E. Coyle, 98 Lex ington Ave; Julius Albano, 363 Walnut St.
 Priyates: Hyman Berwisht, l87 Lincoln St.; John c. Bockwith, 365 Willow St.; Peter D'Aloia, 1402 Baldwin St.; Arthur Flynn, 40 AL bert Place; Harry Grant, 263 Pied mont St.: Joseph P. Guzavicius, 133 Drawer Ave; Frederick Harmon, B ElmWood Ave-; John A. Iosa, PAS Congress Ave-; John L. Lineburgh, 34 Walnut Ave; Thomas J. McGov- ern, 1S Dallas Ave.
 MED. DIET. 102D INF. (R)
 It. Col-Joseph A. Ciminera, l80 Buckingham street, Waterbury Conn.
 Captains-Mortimer D. Abrash- kin, ll87 Chapel street, New Ha- ven, Conn; William o. Kennedy 106 Main street, Torrington, Conn
 lst Lts.--Norman T. Jette, 223 Myrtle street, New Bedford, Mass; Victor J. Klubek, Washington street, Derby, Conn.
 Staff Sgt.-Dominic J. Daddona' 455 West Main street.
 Sergeants-Edward J. McDonald, 1s3 Chase Parkway; Joseph P. Pa vone, 1 St. Jean street; John B. Pie trantuono, 393 Harpers Ferry road.
 Corporal-John D. Flahive, A Granite street.
 Priyates First Class-Earl L. Car rington, 100 High street; David R. Dugan, 284 Monroe avenue; William J. Dunne, 85 Lounsbury avenue; Stuart J. Foster, 40 North Riverside street; Harry L. Fox, 58 Harvard street: Edward J. Gilbert, 32 Wal nut street; Louis R. Paparazzo, 32 Wilson street; Oscar Phillips, 2091 East Main street; Frank x. Snug rue. Morro street; Frederic J. Wig gins. 954 South Main street.
 Privates-George J. Arab. 362 Syl- van avenue; Thomas W. Boyd, l09 Melrose avenue; Donald J. Clark, 10 Bronx avenue, Peter L. Gala brese, Branford avenue; William T. Craven, 100 Cherry street; Michael l.. Croce, 20 Seymour street; An thony R. DiOrio, 370 Washington avenue: Edward F. Dooling, l0l4 South Main street; Charles J. Butcher, IA Railroad Hill street; Fred Feola, 192 Atwood avenue; William Karpetska, l90 French street, Torrington. Conn; Bernard F. Lipps, A Starview avenue; Lawrence Marinelli, II Edson ave- nue; Raymond J. Morrissey. 6S South View street.. Arthur A. Muc- cino. 63 East Liberty street: VII. liam Ostroff, ISO North Main street; Henry A. Foley, i39 French street. Torrington. Conn; Robert w. Pur- cell. Davis street. Oakyille. Conn; Joseph J. Slemiatkoski, 50 Louns- bury avenue: Anthony T. Spratta, l3 Prospect street, Meriden. Conn., Edward r.. Stroberg, 1903 Watertown avenue: Thomas J. Theler, 20 Men V street. Salvatore s. Veneziano. soi Wolcct street: Julia Vicenzi. II Chase Park avenue: Hiliare J. Vog- hel, i30 Auburn avenue: Henry J. wierbonics. g Washington street.