Republican farmer., 1918-12-20

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 IsedoTcs Kiveatkus, 95 Colorado avenue, Bridgeport.
 Wilson F. Hardy, 112 N. Washing | ton avenue, Bridgeport. Forest s. Cole, Plea sant Valley. John TonkelL New Haven. Wounded (derree undetermined James N. Plat, Abbington. William Leo, New Haven. Arthur. J. Truly, 1S4 Reservoir ave- 1 nue, Bridgeport. Walter A. Wickstrom, New Bri- l tain. Joseppe N Angelotti Derby. Fred Cunningham, Waterbury. 1 Daniel B. Coll, Hartford. John F. Johnson, New Britain. Frank J. Kampfmann, Glastonbury. HymRn Apstein, 435 Center street, Bridgeport. Giuseppe Ciagilla, Branford. Ignatz Mortushia, Hartford. Anthony Loranta, New Britain. MailS Loyko, 181 StanwfX street, Bridgeport.
 LyforG Smith, Willimantic.
 Wounded Slightly Gillie Cassari North Haven. Vincent Falcone, Hartford. Salvatore Abbadessa, New Haven. Adrian Duquette, Grosvenor Dale. Martin John T. Piercey, Nauga- tuck.
 Joseph A1bonisio, Stamford. Harry F. Sweet, Hartford. John Basillico, -Groton. John J. Byrnes, Waterbury. Charles W. Gilmore, New London. Hamilton H. Hefferon, Rockville. Louis ". Katzen, Simsbury. Stanley H. Suehodolski, Waterbury Patrick A. Sullivan, Hartford. Joseph w. Ahern, Middletown.
 Missing in Action Leo M. Merriam, Mer1den. Paul Glaser, Rockville.
 Gurdon M. Wilmot. New Haven. Joseph Lerz, Waterbury. Washington, Dec. 14-Casualty lists furnished by the Commanding Gen eral of the American army and made public today contain 5,439 names divided as follows: Killed in action 972; died of wounds, 140; died of disease, 1O4; died of accident and other causes, 24; died from ai-plane accident. 2; missing in action, 616; wounded severely, 2,148; wounded slightly, S38 wounded, degree unde- termined, 1,195.
 Bridgeport has six names in today: casualty lists. Joseph Bertany O 3S2 F. Washington avenue and James M. Levy of 97 Wentworth street art reported killed in actiCn; Russell T Nugent of 181 Bronx avenue anC Mardg. Hougaslan of 654 Connect cut avenue are reported severel, wounded; Harry H. Melville of tn American Tube & Stamping compap and Patrick Wynne of 61 Cente street are reported wounded, degre undetermined
 The Connecticut list contains z names divided as follows:
 Killed in Action.
 Vincenty Racki, Terryville.
 Joseph Bcrtany, 3S2 East Washing ton avenue, Bridgeport.
 Alfred F. Bennett, Waterbury. James II. BfcLcyy. 07 WentwOrt street, Bridgeport.
 Thomas Vegeau, Putnam.
 Died From Wounds.
 Hubert c. Williams, Lakeville. Frank Beccacclne, Hartford. Anthony Burdilauskas, Pittsdon. Frank Ralph Hanson, Westport.
 Wounded Severely.
 Dennis Alix, Attawaugan.
 Joseph H. Coone, New Haven. Frank w. Mott Willimantic. Russell T. Nugcnt 1S1 Bronx av nue, Bridgeport.
 Stefano Coppi. Bristol.
 Harold Worthington, Lynne.
 Michael F. Krupa, Meriden.
 Paul Billings. Danbury.
 Daniel A. Revet Milford.
 George K. Warfield, New Haven. Francis W. Bessidy. Meriden.
 Otto E. Dobratz, Meriden.
 Simon W. Budnick. New Britain. George N. Card, Hartford. Philippe E. Rondeau, Wethersffe Anthony Kocum, Glastonbury. Alfonso Tramontano, New Haven Nels S. Nelson, Torrington.
 Willia Patresos, Bristol
 Stewart s. smith, Mount Carmel Mardg. Hougasia1, 654 Connectit avenue, Bridgeport.
 Ernest A. Wright, New Haven. George Kuzmik, Torrington.
 Arsene Beauchemin, South M; chester.
 Martin J. Tierney, Thompsonville Wounded Slightly.
 Charles M. Ma cInnis, Mystic.
 James T. Bird. Bristol Z Edward Lyman, Bristol
 Constano Urigate, New Haven.
 Andrew Kochanowski, Meriden
 Egidio Fibre, New Haven.
 Eugene Bouteiller, Danbury
 George E.. NIcCracken, Quaker [ Andrew E. Stafford, Waterbury, Matthew Mcclure, Waterbury.
 Anthony Budrus, Waterbury.
 Henry R. Janicle, Whitneyvills .V