The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-14

geant Robert l.. Collins of 190 Hewitt street, and Stephen H. Hurtuh of 11S2 Pembroke street appear in the list of severely wounded in action issued from Washington today. There are several other Connecticut names, Lieutenant Ernest Francis Sexton of Darien reported killed in action, Lieut.. George c. Muscle of Waterbury severely wounded, Harold G. Thom- son of New Britain severely wounded, Teodor Nowoseski of Union City, Clarence H. Riedle and Charles F. Sturgeon of Bristol, reported missing in action. 4
 The list contains 119 names divided as follows:
 Killed in action, 29; died of wounds, | 5; died of accident, 8; died of disease, | 6; wounded severely, 70; wounded, de- gree undetermined, 1; missing in ac- 1 ton, 5.
 Killed in action---Capt. Frank w. 1 Hulett, Lewiston, Me; Lieuts. Ear nest Francis Sexton, Darien, Conn; George Stein, New York; Sergts. Mi chael A. Bowie, Cheboygan, Mich; James L. Woodside, Statesvile, N. C.. Corps. George Bell, Winchester, Ida ho; Charles o. Brown, Poplar Bluff, Mo; James W. Brown, Phoenix City, Ala; Richard S. Conover, East Green wich, R. l.; Privates Michael Dana Capsack, Chicago; Joseph H. Carlton, Mobile, Sweden; John Czyzski, Glas- gow, Mont; James c. Floyd, Rogers vile, Tenn; George D. Hutchins, Chickman, Ky; Nikolaj Jaworski, Chicago; Harold H. Johnson, Penn Tan, N. Y; Ira H. Justice, Trimble, Tenn; John F. Kemig, Spalding, Ida ho; Vincent M. Lenahan, Waterford, N. Y; Romulus Meehan, LaSalle, H.; Frank J. Michael, St. Louis; Ray A. Noyd, Waterloo, Mont; Thomas J. Powers, Garden City, Kan; Charles Reeder, Sioux City, Iowa; Samuel B. Rottenberg, New York; Morris Salner, Jersey City; Nicholas Schneidr, Souc- katchis, Russia; Buford Stewart Man afile, Ala; F'idossy Zitinetz, Laona, Wis.
 II Died of wounds---Privates Gordon Ward Bates, Shelby, Mich; John H. Coyle, Brighton, Mass; Frank E. Ma lone, Mount Horeb, Wis; Clyde Mil lard, Montpelier, Ind; John A. Stange, Columbus, O.
 Died of disease---Privates Willie Couch, Newman, Ga; James Dodin, CDdlIdllOOSd, 1SIlH, w liAIcdLlI T T Oo- ter. Wiliwbar, Okla. Wade Holden, Jefferson, O.; Clarence s. Partridge, La Cygne, Kan; John W. Price, Council Bluff, Iowa.
 Died of accident---Cfvilian H. c. Shaw, Cambridge, Mass; Privates George w. Gehle Brooklyn; Charles H. Mccarthy, Tiffin, o.
 Severely wounded-Lieut. George | Robert L. Collins, 19O Hewitt street, Bridgeport, Conn; Oliver R. Davis. Yonkers, N. Y.; Roy Dunbar, South Chicago; Garet J. F'inegan, New Brunswick, N. J.; Jeremiah Sheehy, Lyrracrompane, Ireland; Lloyd Sun deen, Kerkhoven, Minn.; Corps. Tony Bratczak, Chicago; Leigh E. Busler, South Charleston, O.; Earl Garrett, Windsor, Ill.,; Wilbur F. Hanson, Brooklyn; William Hetzel, Congress Park, H.; Paul E. Jones, Harvard, Mass; Jacob Kaufman, Brooklyn; John Lyden, Letterfrack, Ireland; Carl Roche, Hudson, Mass; Fred J. Ryan, Lowell, Mass; John J. Stetz, Chicago; Harold G. Thompson, A0S Arch street, New Britain; Privates
 Merrill M. Barbee, Spiro, Okla. Luther E. Bare, Maysville, Ky;
 James c. Blackburn, Shawnee, Okla. Leon Blosser, Columbus Grove, Ohio;
 Homer Brouillette, 153 Eagle street
 North Adams, Mass; Robert Cath
 cart, Piqua, O.; Harold c. Clark, Wa
 tertown, N. Y; Morris Cohen, Mil
 Waukee; Frank Cunningham, Bally-
 moor, Ireland; Johnnie Damron, Fort
 Gay, w. Va; Ira Flood, Shephers- 1 vile, Ky; Rob c. Gatewood, Dadu-
 cah, Ky; Roy M. Glew, Farley, Ia.
 Antonio Grassi, Mozzano, Italy; Pau | Grimes, Greencastle, Ind; Louis Gull
 beau, Arnaudville, La; Martin Has
 set, Chicago; Lewis F. Hicks, Naples
 Tex; Stephen H. Hurtuh, 1182 Penn
 broke street, Bridgeport; Bernard E
 Jackson, Chicago; Albert s. Jester
 Galveston, Tex; Homer Jones, Lon
 don, O.; William H. McComb, 111-
 Delaware avenue, Newcastle, Pa.
 John J. Malone, Philadelphia George
 Mantas, Tooele, Utah; Chris F. Mag
 zini, Santa Barbara, Cal; Isaac D
 Miller, Denison, Tex; Frank H. Mills
 Millburn, N. J.; Alexander Moor
 head, New York; George L. Nugent
 Silver Springs, N. Y. Arthur Olson |
 N. Y; Lee Peters, Earnestville, Ky.
 Myles F. Rails, Lowell, Mass; Rod N ney Ricketts, Sanders, Ky; Leonard
 c. Ruch, Buena Vista, Ga.; Johl
 Schoepke, Fond du Lac, Wis; Clar
 ence Scran, Bay City, Mich; Juliu
 W. Schleuter, North Menominec 4 Wis; Barney Sheveland, Scandinavia ,a Wis; John Shutovich, New York 6 Joseph Socha, Minneapolis; Jacl
 Srok, Youngstown, O.; Barnes # Strickland, Center, Tex; Martil " Walsh, Richmond, Cal; Joseph Wa E. silewski, Depue, H.; Frank E. Yves ~ berry, Woodville, Miss; Luigi Soldo Pittsburgh; Peter P. Wisiolowsk AZ Chicago; John zuba, Brooklyn.
 Wounded, degree, undetermined H. Private Frederick Kreinbring, Bran
 don, Iowa.
 r., Missing in action-Corp. Frederi y R. Hyde, Chester. Vt; Privates Teo dor Nowoseski, Union City, Conn. m Edward N. Hope, Hardwick, Vt. 70 Clarence H. Riedle, Bristol, Conn.
 Charles F. Sturgeon Bristol, Conn. i' Prisoner. previously reported miss
 ing-Lieut. Charles W. Maxson, Bal 'o timore.
 II: Washington, June 14.---A marin
 corps casualty list issued toda - showed 62 names Of these, eigh h. were killed in action; six died C
 wounds and AS were severely wound e- ed.
 The list follows:
 ,n Killed in action---Corps. Franci