Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-02
THREE CASUALTY LISTS
 OF AMERICAN TROOPS

Washington Sept. 1.-The following casualties are reported by the Com manding General of the American Ex- peditionary Forces:
 Killed in action 51; missing in ac- ton 57; wounded severely 121; died of wounds 14; wounded, degree un- determined SS; died of disease 5; total S36.
 New England men are:
 Killed in Action.
 Daniel F. Callahan, 146 Franklin St, New Haven Conn; Moses J. Collette, Temple St.. Spencer, Mass; Angelo Leberace Cottage Lane Concord, Mass; Julius W'ozenski, 2SS Elm St., Westfeld, Mass.
 Died of Wounds. Private Joseph Jordan, fl 3rd St., Bangor, Maine.
 Died of Disease. Private Thomas A. Cunningham, Kirkland Road, Cambridge, Mass. Wounded Severely.
 Sergeant Martin F. O'Hara, 1925 Franklin St., Pittsburg, Pa.
 Corporals-John W. Leidinger, 24s Lexington St., East Boston, Mass. Privates - Eugene T. Confer, 70 Rand St., Central Falls, R. l.; George W. Craven, 1102 Wash ington, Avenue, Colorado Springs Colo; Daniel T. Sullivan, 422 Chestnut St., Springfield, Mass James Francis Waldron, 122 Thomp son St., New Bedford Mass; Robert A. Hollander, AT Johnson Rd., Dorches- ter, Mass; Ernest W. Lambert, Schoo, St., South Acton, Mass; Arthur J LeClerc, 26 Third St. Auburn, Maine; John J. O'Neill, 3S Cossett St., Water bury, Conn; Joseph Turre, Avenue "B," Avon Park, Stratford, Conn; George Matzko, 8 s. Water St., B Port Chester, Conn; Edward w. Rog- CTS, Hawkeye, Mass; Edwin J. Shaw ' Albion Court, Gloucester, Mass.
 Wounded Degree Undetermined).
 Sergeant Lawrence F. Brock, Il Prospect St, BaldwinsvilIe Mass.
 Corporal John J. Mcclellan, 6 Win. ter St., Dorchester, Mass. Privates-James CTonin, R. F. D. $ Nertrfield, Minn.; Ovila John Paul, Stanton St.. Cochituate, Mass. Missing in Action. Privates-Ezra J. Barrett. 2S F'oun. tain St., Worcester, Mass; Otto Beard Leakesville, Miss; Arthur J. Winslow Box 1855, East Lynn, Conn.
 YESTERDAYS LIST: Washington, Aug. 31.-The following manding General of the American EIx | Killed in action 10; wounded severe | ly no; died of wounds 5; died of dis ease 1; wounded, degree undetermined l IT; total 203.
 New England men are:
 Killed in Action.
 Privates-Joseph Gallant, 35 Linde1 St., New Bedford, Mass; Charfes E Sherman, Smith St. Boothbay HarboI i Maine.
 Wounded Severely in Action.
 Sergeant William S. Buxton, 40 Lincoln St., Worcester, Mass.
 Corporal Master Elec. Paul N Robillard, 149 State St., New London Conn.
 Private Joseph Colbert, 27 Dicker son St., Somerville, Mass.
 Wounded (Degree Undetermined).
 Privates-Arthur T. Barry, Hoope St., Worcester, Mass; Charles W. Bur gess, Pearl St., North Weymouth Mass; Tony Desandre, I'll Springdal Ave, Meriden, Conn; James Taf Henry St.. Uxbridge, Mass; Angel Verdi, 12 Kippy St., Everett, Mass Guy Wilson, Mechanic St., Sanfor' Maine.
 SATURDAYS LIST. | Washington, Aug 31.-The followin casualties are reported by the Com manding General of the American Ex peditionary Forces: Killed in-aetion 55; wounded severe ly 55; total no.
 New ngland men are;
 Lieutenant Egbert F. Tetley, Mort Chelmsford, Mass.
 Killed in Action.
 Privates-Morris Dick, 12S Walnl St., Chelsea, Mass; Charles R. Eli 284 Walnut St., Brookline, Mass Mario Figlioli, IT Harvard St., Vii chester, Mass; Edward A. Hooper. | Walnut St, Newtonville, Mass; Ray mond L. Rowland, 28 Ashburn RG Swampscott, Mass. Wounded Severely. Corporal William B. Cowiey, 3 Si St., Chelsea, Mass.
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