Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-23
835 NAMES IN THREE
 ARMY CASUAL TY- fSTs

Washington Seaf 29.-The follow ing cas lfNltEs are reported by the Comman9 Genera1 of the American EXpediti6fary Forces:
 Killed in action 7S; missing in ac- tion 61; wounded severely I20; died determined 1; died of disease 14; died from accident and other causes Il; total 337
 New England men are:
 Killed in Action.
 Privates-Placide L. Bolduc, Skow- hogan, Maine; Abner J. Higgins, Stockbridge, Mass; Avak Manzooian. Worcester, Mass; Alley Mastroni, Bridgeport, Conn; Joseph Velmure, Somerville, Mass; Harold R. West, Waterbury, Conn.
 Died from Wounds. 'Ss Privates-Walter GxHsbper, Methu< en Mass; Freaaatk B. Young,
 &sR Died of liseasea Private John A. Constein, Bridge, 1 port, Conn.
 Died from accident and other
 Corporal Percy Jordan, Auburn. Maine.
 Private Harry A. Atkins. Lawrence, Mass.
 Wounded Severely. Corporals Geo. Francis Doble, Rox- bury, Mass; John J. Skelsky, Bristol, | Conn.
 Privates-Birt Herbert, Lawrence, Mass; Frederick Hubble. North Attic boo, Mass; Claude A. Mills, Hartford, Conn; Oscar N. Norlin, Waverly Mass; Harold W. Scott, West Wind- ham, N. H.; Joseph M. Glennon Thomaston. Conn. | Missing in Action. Captain Daniel w. Strickland, New l. Privates-Frank J. Dios, Peabody Mass; Charles E. Leigh, New Haven Conn.
 SUNDAYS LIST.
 Killed in action S7; missing in &C., tion 98; wounded severely 81; died from wounds 55; died from aeroplane accident 1; died from accident and other causes 8;died of disease IS; prisoners l total 355.
 New England men are:
 Killed in Action.
 Sergeant William S. Carlisle, Clinton Mass.
 Privates-Pearley Butler. Waterville Maine; James E. Maddrah, Winsted Conn; John w. Sidney, Cohasset Bert W. Dean, Milo, Maine; Charlos J. Downing, Rochester, N. H. l Died of Wounds.
 Privates-Thomas Fitzgibbon, Eas Boston, Mass; Edward J. Kelley, At tleboro, Mass; Charles A. Young, An. dover, Mass.
 Died from AeropIane Accident.
 Sergeant Hyde B. Merrick, Allston Mass. Severely Wounded.
 Corporal Charles s. Baggs, Marlboro Mass.
 Mechanic John Johnson, Hartford Conn. well Conn; William W. Dyer, Soul Braintree, Mass; Angelo Pompint , New Haven, Conn.,. George R, Tyler Waltham, Mass; Christos K Mira gis Boston, Mass. ) Wounded in action (desree undeter / mined): Privates-Georg L. Smith, HaverhiI l Mass.
 | WISSIHS Hl AGLlOns
 Privates - Raymond V. Gaynol Chicopee, Mass; James W. Sullivan New Haven, Conn.,; Thomas E. Calla New Haven, Conn; Thomas E. Calla han, New London, Conn. , SATURDAY AFTERNOONS LIST.
 Killed in action 22; missing in ac Il tion 57; wounded severely 50; died c . accident and other causes [ died fror . . wounds '; total 143. New England men are:
 Killed in Action. e Privates-Morris R. Lively, WiIIi = mantle, Conn. . Died from Wounds. n Privates-Sylveste F. Kelly Hart A ford Conn; Herman F. Little, Man n chester. N. H.; George Simpson, Lifts q field, Mass. It Wounded Severely.
 Privates-David J. Leahy. Dorches ter, Mass; Joseph J. Repozo, Middle town, Conn; GeorgeTsesrintz, Lowe Y Mass; Samuel Alderman, Warren, 1 l.; Jeremiah J. Calnan, Cambridg q Mass. " Missing in Action. l. Corporal Joseph Brazeau, Prov '- dence, R. I. rt Privates-Antone Brava~ Province |. town, Mass; Charies r. Farrell, Fa y River, Mass; Lewis Rice, Soutl is Ware, N. H.