Joe Fontana was close to the Lupo tht Wolf as well. It seems he had become the representative to those from Villabate, but he came from a different town in Sicily, once the Morello family splintered off into groups based on there home towns. DiBalla seems to have taken over this group, and only paid lip service to D'Aquila. The Zarcone in question is believed to be a relative of Giovanni Zarcone, who is from Villabate, his nephews Frank and Pietro may have been the head of the group. Both were involved with the Andrea Gambino killing which resulted in Giovanni being killed. Frank seems to have moved to Villabate after wwI. Pietro was fined for carry a firearm in 1920, in the presence of DiBella, Gaetano Cattone, and a Frank Proface all from Villabate. After that there is no more mention of Pietro Zarcone. A lot of sources say that Joe Profaci became head of the group in 1925, but he did not returned to New York till 1927, which by that time he was known as a heavy hitter. Salvatore DiBella was Thomas father, he passed away in the mid 1930's. Thomas did not go beyond the rank of sold to till the turmoil in the family on the early 1960's. Joe and Harry Fontana are not related, though there may be a family connection in Palermo. Fontana is a common surname in Sicily.