Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-02
4,6ss NAMES IN TWO
 ARMY CASUALTY LIST

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 Washington, Dec. 1.-The following casualties are reported by the Com manding General of the American Forces:
 Killed in action 110; died of wounds 229; died of accident and other causes 6; died of disease 40; wounded sev- erely AS; wounded (degree undeter- mined) 344; wounded slightly S4; to- tai 659
 Connecticut, Rhode Island and Soutern Massachusetts men: Killed in Action. Private Clifford c. Titus, New 1 Haven.
 Died of Wounds. Corporal William J. KaIabza, Hart
 Cook William J. Murray, North ! Haven.
 Privates-Philiip E. Bergin, Union vile; Thomas Fox. New Haven; An tonio MileWski Providence. R. l.; Ar mold R Milliken, Block Island, R. l. Died of Accident and Other Causes
 Private John Amato, New Haven. T
 Died of Disease. Sergeant George r. Spencer, Paw 1 tuckeet R. l..
 Corporal Walter R. Wtitmore, Web ster, Mass.
 Private Frank Cutting, Athol, Mass
 Wounded Severely. Privates-Sydney Samuel Brand. Hing, Torrington; Jacob Kessler Worcester, Mass; John Swain. Meri den; Frank H. Rowley, Danbury.
 Wounded Slightly. 1 Privates-John Altobello, Meriden Patsy De Joy, Middletown.
 Wounded Degree undetermned).
 Sergeant Joseph A. Breault, Spring field Mass.
 Corporals-CharIes Claphan, Gran iteville, R. l.; David J. Fitzpatrick Newport R. l.; Albert Newsome Thomaston.
 Privates-Ernest R. J. Hollis, Prov , idence, R. l.; Percy Dorman Hamden Leslie Douglass, L.awnsdale, R. 1. , Charles Geibel, Bridgeport.
 Priyates-John J. Duffy New Hay en; Gregory Fisck. Springfeult Mass; Joseph D. Mirault, Holyokt Mass. Louis L. Lougee, New London | Ch, fred H. Driver, Providence, R. I. SUNDAYS LIST. ! Killed in action TIT: died of wound
 2S9; died of accident and othe
 causes z; died of airplane accident 5
 died of disease 727; wounded severe ) ly 54; wounded, degree undeterminet : 102; wounded slightly 251; missing i 7 action SIT; total 3,092. F Connecticut men: g Killed. 9 Corpora1s-Ty1er E. Adams, Thomr sonville; Alexander Urequehart. Wal e erbury; Clifford Sorman, Derby. Priyates-Antonio Dinovellis Hart Q ford; Thomas P Everett, Thompson | vile; Brooslaw Cznuk Bridgeport
 Jeremiah F. O.Brien, South Norwall = Michael Epstein, Hartford; Stefa1 van, ,Graziano, Derby; Michael T. SD e Graziano Derby; Michael T. Sulliva Il New Haven; Anthony Smilowic v Collinsville; Walter Nalewaick, Mer 0 den.
 Died of Wounds. .s Corporal Henry Tobeman, Sou ,+ Wilmington " " sPrivates-William J. Knox, Wate y bury; James H. Micha, Ernest Jone r1 Bridgeport; John ReniuZ, New Bri e ain; Owen W. Claffey, Waterbur "a George F. Deskin. New Haven; Au Q ust W. Karlson, Georgetown. le Died of Disease. if Privates-Thomas J. Caine, Naug " tuck; John G. Pino, Bridgeport.
 Wounded Severely. in Sergeant Aubury H. Gliddere, Ha, W ford.
 ts ts Private Henry Green, Hartford
 Wounded, Degree Undetermined.
 Horseshoer Gustave A. Olst
 Waterbury. .R Wounded Slightly. ne Privates-John J. Callagnan, Bride at port; William H. Ring, Dert e. Wladyslaw Ruszczk, New Britain. t. Missing. n- Privates-Oley. G. Grasso, Brids ;. port; Bernard x Keefe, Waterbul
 Edward H. Pitcher. Brookfield; T.
 Holmes. Danbury; Cyril Repca, Sh s- ton; Edward P. DenZel, Bridgepo in Alexander Okula, New Britain