....speaking about Urbinati, Outfit members Pasquale “Patsy” Clementi, Willie Messino and Joe Gagliano operated one huge loan sharking operation around the Elmwood Park territory. But the thing was that Clementi had a brother known as Patrick who was heavily involved in the dope business and with the help of his brother, he also had strong dope connections in the New York area. Patrick Clementi’s dope connection to the “Big Apple” was one of his main runners Carlo “Bananas” Urbinati, who in turn was also quite active in the policy racket. Urbinati’s main dope peddling associates were John Tanno, Tony Mates and Dominick Argentine, and these guys sold almost everything. Like for example, besides heroin, Tanno was also known for smuggling morphine and Amidone, which was a synthetic drug similar to heroin and was used for the treatment of dope addicts. Even though they weren’t considered as official members of the Chicago crime syndicate, some of these guys owned many clubs and other forms of joints around the Elmwood Park area, which in fact was Tony Accardo’s old territory. Both Urbinati and Argentine owned two clubs known as the Derby Lounge and the Triangle Inn Tavern. In May 1958, Urbinati, Argentine and another associate Tommy Matas, each received 5 years in federal penitentiary for selling narcotics and also for wounding an FBN agent. Im not 100% sure but I think that 4 or 5 years later one of Urbinati's sons died quite young.
Carlo Urbinati