Republican farmer., 1918-10-18


 Washington, October 14-Casualty lists furnished by the commanding general of the American army and made public up to date contain 1,445 names divided as follows-Killed in action, 372; missing in action, 79; wounded severelS, 554; died from wounds, 146; died from accident and other causes 13; died of disease, 151; died from aeroplane, 1 wounded, de- gree undetermined, 121; wounded slightly, 8. Connecticut names included are:
 Killed in Action Valentine Volpe, Terryvil1e. JAMES A. PRZEKOP, 562 HaIlett Street, Bridgeport.
 Died of Disease Thomas Wester, Hartford. Wounded Severely LOUIS J. ILLIS, 392 BOstwick Ave- nue, Bridgeport.
 Charles E. Betz, North Westches- ter.
 Louis Ruscio, Waterbury, Robert c. Weingarten, South Nor walk.
 Edward J. Fitzgerald, Winsted. Patrick Coyle, Stamford. Nicholas E. Secor, Springdale. Nelson D. Smallyon, Hartford. Preston D. Chase, New Haven. John V. Broder, New Haven. TOMNfASO SAGLIANO, 227 Grand Street, Bridgeport.
 Missing in Action Albert Cont, Derby.
 ANT NNIO GIANNETTI, 2S5 Grand Street vidgepOrt.
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 >d from Wounds John o. Doran, Meriden.  Washington, October 15-Casualty lists furnished by the Commanding General of the American army and made public today contain 995 names divided as follows: Killed in action, 94; missing in action, 98; wounded severely, 369; died from wounds, 49 died of disease, 68; died from acci- dent and other causes, 8; wounded, degree undetermined, PIP; wounded slightly 37.
 Connecticut names included are:
 Wounded Severely. Harry SiegaI Field, 1224 State street, Bridgeport.
 Walter Kerr Rainsford, Ridgefield. Francis M. Savers, New Haven. Tony Sibellino, Waterbury. Arthur J. Tessier, Goodyear. Mike Banawicz, Waterbury. Joseph Krzywa Jewettt City. John Alfred Ericsson, Waterbury,
 Slightly Wounded. Jerry DiJoy, New Haven.
 Missing in Action Edward J. Nolan, Waterbury Andrew M. Wetmore. South Nor walk.
 Wounded, Degree Undetermined. Harold A. Lewis, Ansonia. Washington, Oct. 16 - Casualty lists furnished by the commanding general of the American army ant made public today contain SS7 names divided as follows: Killed in action no; missing in action, 69; wounded severely, 364; died from wounds, 62 died from accident and other causes 8; died of disease, 52: wounded, de gree undetermined, IFS; wounded slightly, 1; died from aeroplane acci dent, 1.
 Connecticut names included are: Wounded Severely. Frank Williams Jacobs, Torrington William Shea, GOA Jane street Bridgeport.
 Radcliffe w. Bristol, Meriden. Prucious c. Bailey Groton. John A. Eagleson, Suf1eId. Samuel D. Scherman, New Haven Charles L. Pelton, Waterford. Wounded Degree Undetermined) :. Earl O. Yeomans, New Haven John H. Bowers, New Haven. Howard O. Bristol New Britain. Warren B. Mitchell, Washington. George H.. Muntz. Meriden. Raymond E. Smith, TalcottvilIe. Louis Griffin, Norwalk.
 Missing in Action.
 Roland c. filling, Winsted. Washington, Oct. 17-Casualty lis furnished by the Commanding Ger eral of the American Army and mad public today contain 429 names d vided as follows. Killed in actiol 75; missing in action, 16; wounde severely, 12s; died of disease, B died from accident and other cause 8; wounded (degree undetermined 147; prisoners, 10; died of wound Il.
 One Bridgeport name, Joseph q char. of 164 Hallam street, Is amor the severely wounded in the casual lists today. Connecticut names i cluded in lists are
 Killed in Action.
 George A. Dawson, Norwich.
 Wounded Severely
 JOSEPH zACHAR, 164 HnIia street, Bridgeport.
 Nancy L. Devino Waterbury. Wounded (Degree Undetermined