New Britain herald., 1918-05-13
TEN CONNECTICUT
 SOLDIERS ON LIST
Eighty-Four Casualties in France
 Announced by War Dept.

list Sunday contained S4 names, dl- vided as follows: Killed in action, five; died of wounds, nine; died Of other causes, one; died of disease, two; wounded severely, eight; wound ed slightly, 40; missing in acton, l9-
 Twelve officers are named in the list. Lieutenant George S. Shepard died of wounds: Lieutenant Walter M. Penney is missing in action; Lieutenant Hiram A. Miller, Jr., was wounded severely, and Major Richard B. Paddock, Cap tains John w. Cotton, Charles Porter field, Jr., and John Porter Pryor, and Lieutenants John c. Boggs, Frank De- malignon Thomas H. Judd, Edward Merrihew and Pilary Herbert Scott were wounded slightly. The list fol- lows:
 Killed in Action. Sergeant Ralph R. Parmeley. Maysville, Ark; Privates Edward G. l Kroh, Petaluma, Cali; Alfonso Loso, 1 Middletown, Conn.,; Rudolph Slma, New York; William M. Van Fossen, Conrad, Mont.
 1 Died of Wolnds. Lieutenant George s. Shepard l liam F. McCauley, Bay City. Mich 1 Privates Leslie J. Bruce, Waterloo Ia.; Rollu W. Darling, Berthold N. D.; Albert D. Heyde, Marion, Il. | Zenovi Les, Chicago; Russell M l Pontious, Norwich, La; Joseph 1 Rogers, Brooklyn; James Raymont | Vanalystine, Syracuse, N. Y.
 Died of Disease.
 D,;1-o+oe po,,1~EI R11o O.. Sam Tuggle, Cordele, Ga.
 Died of Other Causes.
 Private John Duboyski, Cleveland Ohio.
 Wounded Severely.
 1 Lieut. Hiram A. Miller, IT,, New ton Highlands, Mass; Corporals Vii liam c. Dupell, Boonton, N. J.; Cul yer E. Weaver, Johnstown, Pa; Pri
 yates Harvey S. Fryer, No. 1
 Sauante street, Providence, R. I George T. Hillihan, Somerville, Mass } John Kuniski Brooklyn, N. Y.; Vii liam N. Myers, Covington, Ky Gozegorz Sinkowski, Glen Lyon, Pa. Missing in Action. , ] Lieut. Walter M. Penney, St. Al . bans, Vt; Sergeants Harold Garrison l Dorchester, Mass; Frying A. Dresser ! | l Nelson, 157 Church street, Bristo . Conn; Corporals Ralph Harne.
 Birmingham, Mass; Sewall w. Ricl
 Dorchester, Mass; Privates Enoch , Doble, Quincy, Mass; Edward l
 Gurney. 61 Basset street, New Have1
 Conn.,; Leo Lamere, Lakeport, N.
 Leo A. Maher, Dorchester, Mass
 Clifford Markle, 35S Edgewood av'
 nue, New Haven, Conn.,; Francis Mu
 ftano, Portchester, N 7.; John : IS Murphy, Amesbury, Mass; Edward $ Murray, Southington Conn.,; Claue d J. Nelson, N. Main street, Bristc "a Conn.,; George E. Newton, 65 Capit m avenue, Hartford, Conn; Edward 10 Patenandc, West Haven. Conn.,; Ol ,s yer J. Ouellette, Lyndonville, We ic mont; John l.. Whaln, Roshndal s. Mass.
 Slightly Wounded.
 Those wounded slightly include M ID for Richard E. Paddock, New or to Captains John W. Cotton, Ra1lro .+ | Flat. Cal; Charles Poterfield, Jr oc Paul, Minn.; John Porter Pryor, o, Paso, Texas; Lieuts. John C. Bog' ul Richmond, Va; Frank Demaligne oS Willmar, Minn.; Thomas H. Juc IT. Pullman. Wash; Edward K. Mer es hew. Newton, Mass; Hilary Herb' le Scott. San Antonio, Texas; Sergea1 Walter A. Koenig, Lowell, Mas
 Harry E. Malley, No. Kilby stre
 Worcester, Mass; Privates John
 Borthwick, Medford, Mass; Willis of Burgess, No. 365 River street, Walt ke am, Mass; Moses l.. Cilley, Bingha ut Maine; Frederick G. Guild, Machi it. Maine; James o. Hutchinson, 51 $ ter ey street, Charlestown, Mass; Willl; a. A. Kinsella, Fairfield, Conn.,; Rob ae- A. Mcdonald, Glenbrook, Conn; H ing " H. Marsha, Derby, Vermont; m- liam J. Nally, No. 8 Oxford stre lar l Portland, Maine; William L. Tooh
 East Weymouth, Mass.