The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-12-16
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1HSHsHsV ASAA' Washington, Dec. 16-Casualty hst furnished by the commanding general of the American army and published today contains 2,571 names divided as follows: Killed in action, 155; died l of wounds 51; died of accident and | other causes, 1 died of airplane acci- | dent, 1; died of disease, 164; wound i ed severely, 1,020; wounded, degree undetermined, S03; slightly wounded 723; missing in action, 15S. Four Bridgeport names appear in the list, Constantine Furkiotis, of 193 Railroad avenue, and Daniel J. Calla- han, of POT Jones avenue, are report ed as dead from disease; Fedor Mish- lenick, S57 Pearl street, as wounded severely, and Walter F. Walenzeak' 292 Main street, as wounded, degree | undetermed. The list for Connecticut is as fol- | lows:
 Died of Disease.
 Franklin Allen, Hartford. Stanley Danielak, New Haven. | Constantine Furkiotis, 193 Railroad Ave, Bridgeport. WilliaW L. Smith, Hartford. Daniel J. Callahan, POT Jones Ave-, Bridgeport. | Wounded Severely.
 Eric S. Olsen, New Britain.
 Edwin J. Stiquel, New Britain. Matthew Gagain, Waterbury. Joseph Grohol, Ansonia.
 Albert E. Stevens, Middletown. Frank F. Anderson, Bristol. Michael Doohan, New Haven. Jonathan Jacobs, New Britain. Fedor MishIenick, 357 Pearl St., Bridgeport.
 William A. schuler, Middletown. Carl Pasquarell, Winsted. Paul H. Johnson, Colinsville. Frank F. Sariski, New Britain. William Sugar, Wilimantic.
 Julius Sawadsky, Hartford.
 Wounded, Degree Undetermined. Waiter r. Walendzeak, 292 Main St., Bridgeport.
 Carl R. Erlandson, Hartford. John F. Krayewski, Meriden.
 Wounded Slightly.
 Louis E. Warehouse, Fairfield. Audley G.. Morrow, Apollo.
 Louis Philip Brodeur, Waterbury. Charles W. Swanson, East Hampton
 Missing in Action. | Albert Breault, Putnam.
 The following casualties are report ed by the commanding general of the American Expeditionary Forces for l Sunday:
 Killed in action, 13S; died of wounds, 118; died of accident and other causes. IS; died from airplane accident, l. died of disease, 216; wounded severely, 1,091; wounded degree undetermined, 7S4; wounded slightly, 1 1,O32; missing in action, SPA; total, 3,722.
 Died of Wounds.
 Emanuel J. Reymander, Manches- ter.
 John s. Kolesar, 584 Berkshire Ave. Bridgeport.
 John J. Vaughan, New Haven.
 Died of Disease.
 Edward M Mcdonald, Midd!etown Clarence Treadway, East Hampton
 Wounded Severely.
 David Hennessy, 168 Park Ave. Bridgeport. |. Harry M. Clifford, 29 Post OficC Arcade, Bridgeport.
 Albert Rossignol, Hartford.
 Leon Bernard, Ballouville.
 Pieyro Mastra, 196 N. Washington Ave, Bridgeport.
 Edward J. Bowers, New Haven.
 Alfred J. Bellerose, Meriden.
 Frank Angelo, Waterbury.
 Joseph Gottlieb, New Haven.
 Wounded, Degree Undetermined.
 Arthur L. Beardsley, Stamford.
 Peter Smith, New London.
 Arthur J. Winslow, East Lyme.
 Harold Heckland, Suff1eId.
 William F .Winschel Deep River.
 Oscar Carlson, Branford.
 George B. Crawford. Naugatuck.
 William P. Melia, 2S3 Laurel Ave Bridgeport. a Guisseppe Stramigioli, New Britain
 Harry w. Clark, Moosup. e Wounded Slightly. Howard W. Woods, New Britain. J. Harold R. Teller, Warren.
 William H. Ring, Derby ,, John P. Wynne, New Haven.
 Harold Spencer, New Britain. = Missing in Action.
 Oscar W. Swanson, Dale