Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-04
e12 NAMES IN TWO
 CASUALTY LISTS


 Washington, Sept. 3.-The following casualties are reported by the Com manding General of the American Ex- peditionary Forces:
 Killed in action 57; missing in ac- tion 95; wounded severely 14S; died of wounds IA; died from accident and other causes 5; wounded, degree un- determined 82; died of disease 8; died from aeroplane accident 2; total 406. New England men are: Died of Wounds.
 Private William G. Carroll, Glenville Rd, Greenwich, Conn.
 Wounded Severely. Privates-Axel l. Carlson, 7SS Weth ersffeld Ave, Hartford, Conn; Eugene Lemoine, 21 Summer Hill St., Stone ham, Mass; Arthur B. Benny, 8G l Wadsworth St., Hartford, Conn; John F. Rennie, 26 Gardiner St., s. Man chester, Conn.
 Wounded Degree Undetermined). Privates -Vincenza Anthony Fer. rara, 154 Brennan St.. E. Boston, Mass; l Paul Girdzis, 37 Sunnyside Ave- Wat | erbury, Conn.,; Charles Scarlata, 10t | Stamford St, Boston, Moss; John F Curran, Suite "A, 10 Oxford Terrace Boston, Mass. S
 Missing in Action.
 Privates Samuel A. Mears, 70 Ponc 1 St, Essex, Mass: Frederick J. Rand P %. Box 67, Weston, Mass.
 TUESDAY AFTERNOONS LIST. The following casualties are report ed by the Commanding General of tht American EXpeditionary Forces: | .TY I1oI | IA; wounded severely 163; died O disease 5; wounded, degree undeter mined 143; died of wounds Il; died O aeroplane accident 1; died of acciden and other causes 1; total 506.
 New England men are: | Killed in Action.
 Privates-Leo J. Driscoll 62 Edwin St, Ashmont, Mass; Charles w. Nc Carthy, 7S Brookline Ave. Brookline Mass; Maurice B. Marder, 74 Nightin gale St., Dorchester, Mass; Albert E Scott, 218 Freeman St., Brookline Mass.
 Died of Wounds Received in Action.
 Mechanic Llewellyn R. Decker, [ Allen St., Bangor, Maine. | Wounded Severely.
 Corporal Maurice J. McKelligott Hadley, Mass.
 Privates-James T. Stomber, [ Limerick St., Gardner, Mass; Edga L. Lockhart, 10 Whittemore Terrace Dorchester, Mass. Arthur J. Bellav ance, R. F. D. 1, Willimantic. Conn. Wounded in Action Degree Undeter
 mined.
 orporals-Michael Demartin, 6 M - I logg Strong Hale, 632 Main St, Port land, Conn.
 PriVates--Charles Baranowsky 13 Lawrence St., Hartford, Conn; vii liam Wright AT Prospect St.. Chicope, Mass; Benjamin Parson Carter West 4th St., Derby, Conn; Joh Fitzpatrick. 19 Fremont St., Worces ter, Mass; Thomas J. Kane, 37 N 9th St., South Boston, Mass: Anthon Kowalenicz, 1199 Main St., Hartfort Conn.,; Fred J. MacMann, 271 Pol Sea Ave, New Haven, Conn.
 Missing in Action. Corporals-James H. Danckart, 12 Summer St., Lowell, Mass; Roy Mac Minigall, i Sanoma Place, Holyok Mass; Arthur Passek, F Galpin St Naugatuck, Conn; Lyman M. Wethel bee, Willow St., West Acton, Mass. Priyates - Michael Farrandi, 4S Front St. Hartford, Conn; Augu! Kroll, 408 Grand Ave, New Have Conn; Melkis Hasbatanian, 20 Locu St. Haverhill, Mass; Marine Dello, London St, East Boston, Mass; Geors w. Lonergan, 191 State St., Port: , mouth, N. H; James Tiberio, Il Bet , cher Place, Newton Center, Mass :. Irving J. Tollotson, 296 Union Avt Providence, R. L. Edward J. Vaugha Al Winslow St., Cambridge, Mass '' Harry W. Bishop, 264 Appleton S Lowell, Mass; George Burrill, Hoo dingtOn Place Lynn Mass