The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-06-04
CASUALTY LIST
CONTAINS NAMES
OF 5 FROM STATE

Two Connecticut men are reported
killed in action in the casualty list
issued today in Washington, one dead
of accident or other cause, two severe
" wounded, one reported as prisoner,
previously reported as missing in &C
ton. one previously reported as miss
ing now reported as killed in action,
One previously reported as wounded
corrected to missing in action, and one
reported killed, corrected to wounded.
The list contains 40 names, divided
as follows:
Killed in action, 8; died of wounds,
2; died of accident, and other causes,
10; died of disease, 6; wounded
severely, s; wounded slightly, /; pris-
oner, 1. The tfst follows:
Killed in action-Privates Lon
Meadors, Krupp, KY; Howard I. Mil
ton. Hartford; Nelson A. Puff, New
Haven.
Died of wounds-Lieut. Col. Robert
j. Maxey, Missoula, Mont; Corporal
William C. Williamson, Blanchard,
La
| Died of disease-Lieut. William l..
Miller, Saginaw, Mich; Master Signal
Electrician Roy C. Mingle, Philadel-
phia; Sergeant Theodore Steensland,
Beresford, S. D.; Privates James H.
Ferguson, Rowley, Mass. Paul W.
Kruse, Brook Park, Mimi; Sidney
Scales, Stone Mountain, Ga.
| Died of accident and other causes
Lieut.. John L. Mitchell, Milwaukee;
Lieut. Richard Blodgett, West New
ton, Mass; Sergt. Philip Lyons, Hart
| ford; Powell Davis, Franklin, Va;
Clyde A. Simpson, Caddo, Okla.
Joseph Henderson, Dayton, o.; An
tonic Nardelli, Letta Costello, Italy;
CorporaIs Ernest W. Anderson, Fargo,
4, N. D.; Privates Mike Yacuro, Fulton
N. Y; Alfonso Des Impelarz Detroit;
Edwin A. Gowen, Philadelphia; Les
ter A. Burbank, South Waterloo, Me-;
George A. Schurn, La ng Island City,
N. Y; Francis x. Bashow, Marquette,
Mich; Claude A. Banker, Lawton
Okla; Thomas L. Searls, Pritchard
Miss; Mark H. anna, Army field clerk.
Ingram, Pa; Paul Rogas, civilian
Autos, Chile; Cadet Roger S. Dix, Jr.
Boston.
Wounded severely-Lieuts. Leopold
Arnaud, New York; Robert V. K
Harris, Winsted, Conn; Thomas E
Riley, Mcdowell, W. Va; Corp. Rollo
o. Brown, Moberly, Mo-; Privates
VIM. q. Cooley, Athens, Ind; Fred
erick w. Coons, Hartford, Conn.
Howard Mclean, Rugby, N. D.; Wal
ter K. Pearson, Corbin, KY.
Wounded slightly-Lieut. Leo T
Kewer, WAverly, Mass.
Prisoner-Lieut. Paul W. Eaton
jackson, Mich.
Prisoners, previously reported miss
ing-Lieuts. Benjamin P. Burpee
Manchester, N. H; Bernard J. Gal
lagher, Waseca, Mimi; William H
Jenkins, Leesburg, Va; sergt. Robert
Walker, Jersey City; Corps. Patrick F
Meehan, Springfield, Mass; Lee H
Whitehead, Jeffrey, KY; Privates
Homer Akers, Norwood, Mo-; Edward
Bennett, Harrisburg, Ill. ;Arsene Ber-
geron, Turner's Falls, Mass; Frank
Bretschneider, Chicago; F'ilippo Dan
ieIs, Lynn, Mass; Russell E. Dodson
Vintondale, Pa; Edward J. Doherty
Newton Center, Mass; Owen Dough
erty, Chester, Pa; Fred C. Hickman
lLdogootee, Ind; Carl Hoist, Alliston
Mass; Alexander Krakuszeski, Dobre
Poland; jeremiah Leblanc, Brooklyn
N. Y; Wilfred Marques, Fall River
Mass; Roy R. Mason, Gainesville
Fla; Frank j. Meyer, Reading, o.
James N. Muldoon, Brighton, Mass.
Clarence H. Newton, CINCINNATI En-
met ]. Prosner, Minneapolis, MINI.
Carmenile r. Puropolo, Avon, Mass.
Rocco Summa, Mill street, Waterbury
Conn; Henry Svitak, Philadelphia
William c. Sweeney, South Boston
Mass. David L. Watkins, Glasgow
Ky.
Previously reported missing, nov
reported dead-Lieut. Charles W
Chapman, Waterloo, Iowa: Lieut.. Jo-
seph R. Sanford, Skowhegan, Me.
Previously reported missing, nov
reported killed in action-MechaniC
Joseph U. Pratt, 176 Park street, Bris,
toll, Conn.
Previously reported slightly wound
ed, corrected to missing in action
Private Charles Chopper, New Haven
Previously reported killed in action
now reported wounded-Privatt
Frank W. Ferraro, Ferry street, Wa