Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-23
6,56o NAMES IN THREE
 ARMY CASUALTY LISTS

ARMY CASUALTY LISTS
 Washington, Dec. 22.-The following casualties are reported by the Com manding General of the American EX- peditionary Forces:
 Killed in action 55; died of wounds 37; died of accident and other causes 13; died of disease 72; wounded sev- erely 1,236; wounded (degree undeter- mined) LIS; wounded slightly 7S7; missing in action 167; total 3,4S5.
 Connecticut, Rhode Island and southern Massachusetts men:
 Killed in Action.
 Privates-Albert Herbert Lecompte Waterbury; Samuel W. McCray Thompsonville; Edward F. Reddy Providence, R. l.; Adrian Slootmaker Bridgeport.
 Died of Wounds.
 Corporal Walter F. Coonan, Worces- ter, Mass.
 Severely Wounded.
 orporals-ARadcliffe w. Bristol Meriden; Ambrose A. Kinrade, Deer River; Raymond Porter, Wallingford; Frank P. Morenon, Westerly R. I.
 Mechanic Antonio Desiderio, New Haven.
 Privates-Thomas F. Lynch, Provi- port Anthony Owek, Thomastoni dence, E. l.; Louis Altiere, Bridge John E. Falvo, Danbry; Earnest Gil lingham, Milford; Arthur J. Odgers Union City; Albert Little, Springfield R. l.; Roland Hervieux, Springfield Mass; Gerald Phillips, New Haven Kestanty Burynaski, Norwich; Josepi T. Shea, New Haven; Joseph H Burke, Waterbury; John T. Hall, Win sted; Polo Gionfreddo, Bloomfield Nicola Giornone, Ansonia; Ang' White, Hartford William Henry But | terfield, Providence, R. l.; Harry Ginsburg, New Haven; Vincent D Slavin, Providence, R. l.; Louis B. Cal amari, Chester; James Lovett, Holy oke, Mass; Louis Zimmerman, Nev London; Weadyslaw Danielak Bridge port; Fred Frazier, Woodbridge; Sc I bastiana Micell, MiddIetown. 1 Wounded Degree Undetermined).
 Sergeants - Patrick S. Desilets Holyoke. Mass; Robert J. Pritchard Hartford.
 Corporals-William J. Dunn, Nev i Haven; Edward H. Farar Paw tucket, R. l.
 1 Privates-Eugene T. Lebyre, Cen tral Falls, R. l.; John Kosewisz, Nev l Britain; Harry Feuerstein, Torring ton; James J. Claffey, Naugatuck Timothy M. Ferrick, Providence, R. L Raphael Cerrato, Thompsonville Henry Joseph Bouley, Waterbury Stephen w. Macomber, Westerly, F l.; Joseph F. Fortin, Worcester Mass; Bernard Glasner, Bridgeport 1 David J. Miller, New Haven; Clffor H. Jordan, oneco; Cashimo Madeffrt Waterbury; Allen D. Jordan, Hop Valley, R. I.
 Slightly Wounded.
 ergeants-Bartholom w. Mul Iins, Stafford Springs; Francis \ O'Connor, Worcester, Mass; Jeremia F. Haggerty, Holyoke, Mass; Williar Pratt, Ansonia; Clayton F, Crosso1 Meriden; Hector E. Soly, Worcestel Mass.
 Corporals-walter R, Hall, Man chester; William Trapp, Springfield Mass; Dennis Bennett, Seymour Cornelius H. Shea, Worcester Mass. Albert P. GahiI, Providence, R. Harold s. Green, Greene, R. l. | Mechanic John NJ F1aherty, Hart ford.
 Privates - Bernard Shanley, Ne Haven; Thomas Lynch, Sandy Hook Joseph Cranston, Hartford; James Sandy, Worcester, Mass; William I Eastwood, Providence, R. l.
 Missing in Action.
 Privates-Alfonso Picardi, Bridge port; Edwin J. Sweet Bridgeport Henry Becker, Bridgeport. | SUNDAYS LIST.
 Killed in action 54; wounded sev erely 6S0; wounded (degree undete1 mined) 543; wounded slightly 1,10S total2, 1885.
 The Connecticut names in list:
 Killed in Action.
 Private August John Cupust, Burr side.
 Wounded Severely. Sergeant John A. Bakes, Bridge port.
 Privates-Stanilau Shineski, Naus : atuck; Arthur J. Gingros, Ansonis John Kaweekis, Middlebury; Frar Laneve, Bridgeport; James L. Dawso New Britain; Charles E. Painter, Ne ;; Haven; Otto s. Flynn, Stonington.
 Wounded Degree Undetermined) Sergeant Henry J. Greniern Wate f bury.
 Corporals-Adolph L. Essel, Ne t Britain; Wilfred J. Sage, Norwich. ? Bugler Abraham Goldman. Hebro 7 Privates William A. Evans, Bridg port; John B. Manning, New LondoI Daniel Denisewich, Bridgeport; Georl H. Hummell, Derby; John R. Mallo New Haven.
 ) Wounded Slightly. I rgeants-Howard J. Bruemmt l New Britain; John Crolas, Branfor P William Nyquist, Naugatuck. ] Privates-Wlliam k.- Harrinsto l DanieIson; Alfred E. Ehrhard, J Q Hartford; James F Grout, Greenwic : Walter L. Peefer, Bridgeport; Geor : F. Reeves, Waterbury; John W. NeN s bury, New Haven; Thomas I ORouke, New Haven; James T. Ia = ren. Naugatuck; Frank J. keniN E Newtown; Frederick Villrock, Mel s den; John Piechulis, New Britai
 Giacomo Colapietro, Bridgeport; A . thony Kozlowski, Ansonia; Steven y Dudas, East Porchester; Stanisla = Sivider, New Britain.
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