Republican farmer., 1918-05-10
or is men LISTED AS
KILLED in ACTION IS
ARE FROM This STATE
CASUALTY LIST TODAY GIVES NAMES OF
% CONN. BOYS WOUNDED NEW
HAVEN BOYS AMONG DEAD-88
APPEAR IN CASUALTIES.

Washington, May 3-The cas-
ualty list today contained SO
names, divided as follows:
Killed in action, 18; died of
wounds, 1; died of accident, 2;
died of disease, 5; wounded Sc
verely, 2; wounded slightly,
So; missing in action, 2.
Missing in actton---Lieuts. Thomas
NJ. Edons, Cabool, Mo-; Horse Sheer
Archie j. Comeau. Haverhill, Mass, !;
Privates Levi B. Dixon, Dtlley, Ore. !;
Frank n. Hall, R. F. D. /, Worthwhile,
Mich; James mckinley Latimer, Wa
pal1oneta, o.; Thurlow Weed Smith,
South Bend, Ind.
Died of accident---Gfeuts. Thomas
F. Mooney, San Antonio, Tex; Dins-
more Ely, Chicago.
Died of wounds---Private Apostobos
N. Makris, Thessaly, Greece.
Wounded severely---Sergt, Eugene
r. Sharkey, Ansonia; Private w.
Stewart, Hsudson, Mass.
The list included the following:
Killed in acknowledgements Elwood
d. Berger, New Haven; Homer A.
Horter, New Haven; Privates Timothy
Driscoll, Bristol, Conn; Arthur w,
Burns, South Boston, Mass; Charles
w. barrow, Guilford, Conn; Charles
R. Davenport, South Norwalk; Theron
Davis, Walden, N. Y; Joseph Dunbar,
Medford, Mass; John D. Fitzpatrick,
New Haven; Elmer G. Linden, Bris-
toll, Conn; Albert H. Macdonald,
Readville, Mass; Frank J. Mendillo,
New Haven; william O'Sullivan, For
estivlle, Conn; George B. Preston,
Dover, Mass; William J. Schaefer,
Bristol, Conn; Joseph Tomalonis, Jr.,
Tariffville, Conn.
Died of disease Cook Bryan J,
Hire, Lima, o.
Wounded slightly-Sergts. Walter
C. Hughes, Haverhill, Mass; Henry
Ritchotte, Claremont, N. H; Corps
James ]. Coogan, New Haven; Geo
F. Houlihan, New Haven; Clayton S.
Squires, Montowese, Conn; James r
Thornly, Fall River; John Nj. Walk
er, New Haven; Privates Harry L
Avery, Buzzards Bay, Mass; Adolpt
Blais, Fall River; George Bonfiglio
Boston; Henry A. Bouchard, Bridge
water, Mass; Fred H. Brown, Rivel
View, R. L; Leroy Bu1ley, Davidson
Me-; Christopher F. Cody, Hartford
John Connolly, Roxbury, Mass; Jas
Countie, Johnston, R. l.; Arthur w
Denyse, Pelham, Mass; Alexander L
Devio, Peterboro, N. H; Edward L
Dion, Hartford; Albert Downing, Eas
Boston; Clifton T. Gibbons, New Ha
ven; Henry Goldsmith, South Boston
David C. Griggs, East Hampton, Ct.
Edward A Hansen, Bloomfield, Ct.
Earl C. Hartman, North Swansea
Mass; Henry D. HUM, New Haven
Edward Jacques, New Haven; james
T. Kelly, New Haven; Thomas J. Ke
vey, Char1estown, Mass; Philiodort
A Lefebvre, Providence; Thomal
Lynch, New Haven; William c. Mar
shall, Providence; Lyman Michaels
Bristol; John Niemiec, Thompson
Vile; John F. O'Brien, New Haven
Frank Ramonda, Ardmore, Pa; Gee
T. Osgood, East Hiram, Me-; Rober
B. Pope, MiddIetown, Conn; John B
Revue, Providence; Michael J. Ryan
New Haven; Josef Skrezskoski, New
Haven; Howard l. Smith, Walling
ford; Charles M. Smell, East Provi
dence, R. l.; Judson H. Smith, Edge
wood, R. l.; Henry E. Sorenson, Eas
Hampton; ETnesto Sposi, Bristol
Thomas F. Sullivan, New Haven; Ed
ward J. Sweetter, New Haven; LIE
]. Tetu, Augusta, Me; Felix Weizbic
q XII TerrvyiIle; Henry L. Wilson, Prov
idence.