New Britain herald., 1918-05-14
q CONNECTICUT
SOLDIERS ON LIST
Two Hartford Men and One From
East Haven Killed
LIEUT.. B. G. BYRD MISSING
Casualties Total y With II Killed, 10
Dying of Wounds Or Disease, ii
Slightly Wounded and 27 Missing
in Action.

in Action.
Washington, May 1.-THE cas-
ualty list today contained 70 names
divided as follows:
Killed in action, IA, died Of
wounds, 7; died of disease, 8; wound
cd slightly, 21; missing in action, 27.
Officers named included Captain
Lloyd s. Russell, Manchester, Okla,
and Lieutenants Herbert Boyer, San
Francisco, and Stephen E. Fitzgerald,
Dorchester, Mass, killed in accident.
Major John L. Haskins, Minneapolis;
Captain Michael J. O'Connor, Boston,
and Lieutenants Edward Guild, Ma
hant, Mass, William A. Murphy, Chi
cago, and Ray E. Smith, Rutland, VT,
wounded slightly; and Lieutenant
Benjamin, C. Byrd, Hartford, Conn,
missing in action.
The list:
Killed in Action.
Capt. Lloyd B. Russell, Man
chester, Okla; Lieutenants Herbert
Boyer, San Francisco; Stephen E.
Fitzgerald, Dorchester; Privates Ezra
Barrows, Chandler; Harry R. Bart
lett, East Haven, Conn; Magnus M.
Brams, Scots Bluff; Aaron Chimer-
osl1y, Chicago; John M. Davidson,
Zenith; Sam Fireburg, Hartford; Leo
Haremzan, Ashton; Louis j. Londry
Hartford; Thomas Mckinley, Council
Bluffs; Gordon Rulien, New Rich
mond; Willis B. Sanders, Converse.
Died of Wounds.
Sergeant Theron E. Dalrymple
Rochester; Mechanic Frederick E.
Rucke1shausen, 1872 Cedar street.
New Haven; Privates Walter S. Auer
Canton, o.; William J. Bishop, At
Spring street, West Springfield; Will
mer l.. Childers, Paragould, Ark;
Frank Daniels, Highland Park; Will
lie J. Jones, Starlke.
Died of Disease.
Privates Soguine A. Arnold Green
Vile; Clement r. Duffy. Delaware, o.;
George T. Paicurich, Minneapolis.
Wounded Slightly.
Major John L. Haskins, Minneapol-
is; Captain Michael j. O'Connor, So
East Concord street, Boston; Lieuts.
Edward M. Guild, Nahant; William
A. Murphy, Chicago; Ray E. Smith,
66 Grove street, Rutland; Sergeant
South Mcintosh, Jackson; Corporal
Floyd A. Sexton, Buffalo,; Cook Ben.
IL SClluSC0I, Chd CpllI L l1FdISS
Ro11a Benson, Ava; James Fl. Garter,
Surrency, Ca; Warren w. Davis,
Crawl fordsville; Carl Ellis, Logan, w.
Va; Harry O. Henson, Percy, ILL.,;
Earl T. limerick, Arbutus Terrace,
Clarksburg, w. Va; Adolph Hoeft,
Dundee, ILL.,; Leo Mullen, Quincy;
Joseph Rose, Brooklyn; George L..
Rourke, Osnabrook, n. D.; Charles
Stolzenbach, Baltimore; Cleve N.
Vaughan, Lynch's Station, Va; Jacob
H. Winters, Brooklyn.
Missing in Action.
Lieut.. Benjamin G. Byrd, Hartford; );
Corporal Miles S. Duning, Bristol,
Conn; Mechanic Joseph V. Pratt,
Bristol, Conn; Privates Lester Bige-
low, New Haven; James J. Brennan,
Cambridge: Richard A. Brightman,
120 Pine street, Fall River; William
J. Chappa, Saugatuck, Conn; Harold
f. Dolan, New Haven; Arthur J. Gag
non, 233 Bellevue Road, New Bed
ford Howard M Carton, Pawtucket;
Newman S. Gee, Caribou; Charles M.
Gibbs, Windsor, Mo-: James c. Gold
rick. New Haven; Edward M. Greene,
Bristol, Conn. George L. Hawley,
Roci1faH. Conn; Burnett A. Hcrdman,
635 North High street, MiddletoWn,
Conn; Arthur NJ. Hubbard, New HaV-
en-; Arthur S. Johnson, New Haven
Frank L. Johnson, Il Hunting Hill
avenue. Middletown, Conn; Harry M.
I.ufllin, Providence; Bernard L.
Lynch. Brooklyn: Michael j. Powers,
New Haven: Lionel S. Robinson, East
Hampton. Conn; John T. Sefton,
North Providence; Dennis F. Sween-
ev New Haven; Ejnar j. Turning, 50
Prospect street, Middletown; Arnold
u ITnba, 95 Lincoln street Middle