Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-11
S,f64 NAMES IN TWO
 ARMY CASUALTY LISTS

ARMY CASUALTY LISTS Washington. Dec. 1O.-The following casualties are reported by the Com manding General of the American Epeditionary Forces:
 Killed in action 152; died of dis ease 14S; wounded severely S51: wounded (degree undetermined) BOA; wounded slightly 316; missing in ac- tion 30; total 1,501.
 Connecticut, Rhode Island and southern Massachusetts men: Killed in Action
 Corporal George W. Feige,, Jr., Webster, Mass. Died of Disease.
 Private John George sklutus, wor- cester. Mass.
 Wounded Severely. Lieutenant Seth A. Becker, New | Haven.
 Corporals-George R. Dwyer, Hart ford; Walter B. Anderson, Kent l Privates - Leonard Contraston, 1 Bristol; Frank Kochanowsli, Meri- 1 den; Gregory Peterson, New Milford; 1 James F. Corliss, Cheshire; Achilles Crohan, Fair Haven; Vladislov Leg ousky, Collinsville; Thomas J. Smith, ! Bridgeport; Claude I. Blenus, Middle | town; Stephan Charmut, New Britain; Morris Conley, New Haven; Antone Ferris, Providence, R. l.; Raneiso Guerrucci, Bridgeport; Frederick J. Bridgeport; Percy T. Bedford, Lons- dale. R. l.; Charles c. Dornan, Broad ! Brook
 :! Wounded Degree Undetermined). Corporal Micheal J. Meade. Nferi- den.
 Teamsters Roger Centopani, | Bridgeport; George L. Dewey, New Haven; Henry. r. Fox, \HoIyoke, Mass.
 Private - Thomas. F. Hoare, New Haven; Emile P. Ragna, Hartford
 Slightly Wounded, Corporal James Tamborini, West Haven.
 Privates-Enrico Giaguinto. Stam ford; Angelo Sansone, Providence, R L.. William Logerin, Hartford; Nicho- las Zywno, MiddIetown.
 Missing in Action.
 Private Widus J. Scholavge, Water bury.
 TUESDAY AFTERNOONS LIsT.x Il Killed in action 176; died o1 wounds 5S; died of disease 27; wounded severely 489; wounded (de- gree undetermined) AIS; wounded slightly -162; missing in action 273; total 1868.
 Connecticut men:
 Killed in Action.
 Corporal Samuel G. Rabinovitz, Wa. terbury.
 Private Russell c. Fulton, Sharon. Died of Wounds.
 Private Thomas Kaiser, New Haven
 Wounded Severely.
 Corporals-Joseph Currando, Nev ! Haven; Raymond ]. Meegan, Hart ford; Edward J. Tynan. Middletown l Augustine Cuomo New Haven; Ed , ward J. Peavy. Winsted. Mechanic William E. Lucas, Meri den.
 l Privates-Guy Bartolotta, Middle town; Joseph D. Murphy, Torrington John B. Rutkowski New Britain Thomas P. Shortell, Bridgeport; Gui scope Bout. Bristol; Harold M Barnes, West Cheshire; Grover ( . Harlow, Wethersfield; David Magnus sen. Naugatuck; Antonio Maresa, Ney Haven.
 f Wounded Degree Undetern1ined). :, ! Corporals = George E. Oefinge1 < Meriden; William C.. Waterhouse i. WFnsted.
 l Mechanic Ellsworth N. Goddard . Granby.
 | Privates - Frederick w. Pohlmar New Haven; Harry A. Sperrv Hamp den; Carl F. Anderson Unionville Patrick J. Burke, Waterbury; Antoni Alteri, New Britain; George Borrell ] Rochester.
 Wounded Slightly. g Sergeant Herbert Lee Roy Wood cock Waterbury. Corporals-Leonard Arthur Unser r South Kent; Arthur N Nelson Bristol. f Privates- Robert H. Jones. Hart ford; Ray D. Steadman, East Hamp q ton; Peter Nalewajk Bridgeport : Andrew J. cIendennin, Norwich.
 Missing in Action. Corporal John F. Dunn, Waterbur, j. Priyates Angelo Camacco, Ne Haven; Bartholomew Claburri, Ne, | Haven; Charles F. Grant, Hartford Edward Laco, Bridgeport; Wilbur Le feher, Norfolk; Alec Roireau, Daniel son; Andrew Vierie, New Haven Domenick Bonnelli Hartford.