Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-20
6,o3o NAMES IN TWO
 ARMY CASUALTY LISTS

OIGCSs
 Killed in action 116; died of wounds 1 24; died of accident and other causes 12; died of airplane accident 1; died i of disease 1S7; woundede severely | 1,319; wounded (degree undetermined) | 5S4; wounded slightly 664; missing in 1 action 213; total 3,070.
 Connecticut, Rhode Island and southern Massachusetts men: Killed in Action.
 Private Henry Murray. Pawtucket. l R. l. Died from Wounds.
 Private Warren Robert Hough, Ter ryville.
 Died of Disease.
 Privates = Thomas Jordan, Stam- ford; Georgantis. Springfield, Mass.
 Wounded Severely.
 Lieutenants-Harold c. Anthony. l Newport, R. l.; William Hepburn, Windsor; George R. Stevens, Jr., New Canaan.
 Corporals- Francis A. Tucker, Valley Falls, R. l.; William Henry Henson, East Hartford; Frank N. Russell, Worcester, Mass.
 Mechanic Donald M. Fraser. River Point, R. I.
 Privates-.Chester Smith, Danbury; Stanley Wajnowski, Terryville; Louis Aarons, Bridgeport; Raymond L. Di- voll, Worcester, Mass; John F. Morsch, New Haven; Daniel Cart wright, Woonsocket; John Gogoll Thomaston; Hugh G. Oliver, Green wich; Clarence D. Kendrick, WOrces- ter, Mass; George l.. Brown, Provi- dence, R. l.; Gustave A. Garbe, Meri- den; Fred B. Norton, Providence, R. l.; Leonardo Layallo, Torrington; Ernest R. Thomas, Rockville; Wheat on G. Hudson, Hartford; Edward Ma guire Danbury; William J. Whalen, ' Bridgeport.
 Wounded Degree UndeterminedD.
 Lieutenant Edwin s. Munson, Col Sergeant George Shea, Worcester, Mass.
 Corporals-Joseph L. Pard, woon- socket, R. I.
 , William Welsh. Bridge { port; Fred J. Ludwig, Springfield, , Mass; Clinton F. Sears, Ansonia; 2 Redvers Bowen, Ansonia; Carroll F
 Lyman. Worcester, Mass; Paul Gird- zis, Waterbury; Walter r. Landry Hartford; Louis E. Rader, Norwich. : Wounded Slightly. :. Lieutenant Daniel G. O'Connell
 West Haven.
 Privates-Pietro Amodio, Danbury; John A. Kearns, New Haven; Charles N A. Lamora, Warren, R. l.; Harold B Anson, Woodville; Arthur A. Kroeber Meriden; Joseph Simonin, Torrington e Beni Szylin, Providence, R. l.; JohI = J. Miniter, Unionville.
 Missing in Action. y Privates-John J. O'Neill, Cranston s R. l.; George E. Pease, Hartford :, Joseph Ritchie, New Haven. o a Wounded Severely in Action, Prev : iousIy Reported Died of Diseases: r ergeants-Frederick Fesson, An 2 sonia; Emil Gogun, Seymour. II Bugler Tony Colano, Hartford. n Privates-Stanley Danielak, Ney '- Haven; Victor Peter Walter Merider ,ne Killed in Action, Previously Report n ed Missing:
 Private Wi1fred J. Champagne, Wat
 erbury.
 Wounded Severely, Previously Re IS ported Miss;-r:
 n Privates-Bartholom H. Giaburr c. New Haven; hern@ru A. Keefe, Wat l. erbury; John Licamella, Bridgeport. s' Wounded Degree Undetermined Is Previously Reported Missing in Ae on ton:
 le Charles E. Grant, Hart e ford; Charles E, Grant, Hartford IT.. Gerraro Capobianco, Waterbury. ae THURSDAY AFTERNOONS LIST O. Killed in action 79; died of wounC ,ie 28; died of accident and other caust 0. of oi ooni6nn+ he of disease "A; wounded severely 1,03
 wounded, degree undetermined 6l. al wounded slightly 896; missing in al ns ton 228; total 2, 960. sh The Connecticut names in the lis in Killed in Action. o Private Richard H. Brown, Mer q {" den.
 n- Died of Disease. d. Private Leonard F. Meiklem, Mer Ire den.
 ed Wounded Severely. la- CorporaIs-Richard c. Grant, Sou -ry Manchester; Isedores Kiveatkl ne Bridgeport
 ;o- Privates-walson F. Held, Brids rt- port; Forest S. Cole, Pleasant va a1 ley; John Tonkell, New Haven. V Wounded Degree Undetermined .n- Sergeant James N. Platt, Abingtc sr- Privates-William Leo, New Ha ,ue en; Arthur J. Truley, Bridgepo1 ac- Walter A. Wickstrom, New Britai a Joseph N. Angelotti, Derby; Fr er- Cunningham, Waterbury.
 Wounded Slightly.
 Priyates-Anthony Chancio, N
 Haven; Charles w. Gilmore, N, HIS London; Hamilton H. Heffer' ms Rockville; Louis w. Katzen, Sin ing bury; Stanley H. Suehodolsl1i, Watt os- bury; Patrick A Sullivan, Hartfor he Joseph WI. Ahern. Middletown. of Missing in Action.