New Britain herald., 1918-11-14

bepOt Brlgade at camp DeVenS dled from sickness October 1, 1918.
 Cadet Aviator Howard c. Huma,son died October 21, 1918 at Camp Dick Dallas, Texas of pneumonia He was training for a commission in the avia- ton corps He was twenty-seven years old and served as a driver of an ambulance in France for six months with a French Ambulance Corps.
 Private Wallace F. Jakilonis died from pneumonia September "A. 1918 at Camp Devens. Private Anti1io Jiantonio with Com pany I, 102nd U. & Infantry died from an accident April 7, 1917. Robert Albert Johnson died from sickness Sept. 21, 1918. He was sta- toned at Camp Upton. Private Frank Kamienski was killed in action July 20, 1918. He was with Company I, 1o2 Infantry. Private Benjamin Kasica with Com pany E, 102 Infantry was killed in action April 22, 1918. Private Joseph Kelly died from ! pneumonia at Pelham Bay Oct IF, l 1918.
 Private Ignatz Klopowitz died Octo- l Der g, 1918 from pneumonia. He was 1 31 years old and was drafted May l 23rd Private Joseph Koztoski died Octo- ] Der 7, of pneumonia. He was with 1 the 10th Battalion 3Sth Depot Brigade l at Camp Devens. Private David F. Lindgren with Com pany I, 102 Infantry was killed in action April 20, 1918. Private J. Russell Linton was killed 1 in action April 10, 1918. He was a 1 member of Company I and was one 1 of it's youngest members to die. ! John Adrian Martin who was in the 1 navy at Pelham Bay died from pneu- l monia October 3, 1918.
 Seaman Harry A. Miller died Octo- ! Der 9, 1918. Death was due to pneu- monia. He was 26 years old and was with the U. S. N. Reserves.
 Private Alfred Mong was drowned at Rochester, N. Y. August 19, 1918. 1 He was with an aero photo corps. ] Death was accidental He formerly 1 lived on Church street, this city. Private Frank Milowski of Com 1 pany I, 3rd Battalion died at Camp Devens October 2e from injuries re- ] ceived in an accident | Private George c. Mondzeski died l of disease June 6, 1918. He was with 1 Company I, 102 U. s. Infantry. l John Vincent Moore, 21 years old, ! who was training for a commission at Fort Adams, Newport, R. I. died at l the fort September 30, 1918. Death was caused by pneumonia 1 Private Fred Nelson died of sickness September 2, 1918. Aviator Warren R. Norton died 1 from pneumonia at Fort Omaha, ! Neb. October IS, 1918. He was twenty 1 three year old. l Private Joseph D. O'Brien was killed 1 in action July 20, 1918. He was with 1 Company E, 102 U. S. Infantry. Private William O'Dell was killed in action April 20, 1918. He was with Company I, 102 U. s. Infantry. Corporal Arthur Paulon was killed 1 in action April 20, 1918. He was a member of Company I, 1O2 U. S. Infantry.
 ] Rudolph o. Peplau of the navy died from sickness January, 1918.
 Private Eromah Pera died of diesase October 29, 1918.
 
 from pneumonia at Camp Devens September A, 1918. He was mem- Der of the 31st Company, Sth Battalion 1 Depot Brigade
 Private John Pison, Battery F, 69 Field Artillery, Camp Taylor, Ky, died from pneumonia October 24,. l 1918. He was 34 years old.
 Private Benjamin Rojcki died of 1 Aupl1St In wifi the American Expeditionary Forces in l France.
 Private Daniel l.. Romerio with Company H, 102 Infantry died from wounds received in action April 20, 1918.
 Private James Roulard died Febru- ary ', 1918 from a fractured skull 1 received on duty. He was with Com pany E, 102nd Infantry.
 Seaman Howard Senf died October 12, 1918 from pneumonia. He was 1 stationed at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station.
 Sergeant Joseph Sokowich was killed in action April 20, 1918. He was with 1 Company l, 102 Infantry.
 Private Peter stunia died May 26, 1918 at Camp Upton.
 Seaman Willis Terwilliger died from sickness June 23, 1917.
 Private Ferdinand Tinti aged 25 l years died of pneumonia at Camp | Upton.
 Private Hugh Miller of East street was killed with the Canadians last month.
 Yeoman John James Valentine was