Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-24
s74 NAMES IN TWO
 ARMY CASUALTY LISTS

Washington, Oct. 23-The following casualties are reported by the Con- manding General of the American Expeditionary Forces:
 Killed in action 36; died of wounds 16; died of accident and other causes H.; died of disease 24; wounded sev- erely 60; wounded (degree undeter- mined) 116; wounded slightly 53; missing in action 21;! prisoners 2; to- tai S29. go
 New England men are:
 Killed in Action.
 Privates-Stephen Klykunas, wUl- cester Mass; Joseph A. Masevich, Manchester, N. H.; Thomas R. Bug Ter, Peabody, Mass. Died of Wounds.
 Corporal William P Monahan Can- Private David C. Morgan, Law renee, Mass. |. Died of Disease. Privates-John T. Burns, Wake field, Mass; George R. Eagleton, 1 Spencer Mass: Hector Leger, Salem. l Mass; Frederic Marlin Wilcox, Birmingham, Mass. Wounded Severely in Action.
 Corporal Homan Wilbur, Whitman, Mass.
 Private Ivan E. BickneT, Augusta, Maine; Thomas Ward Roxbury, Mass.
 Wounded in action (degree unde- termined) /
 Lieutenant George F. Collins Hyde Park, Mass.
 Privates-charles A. Ryan, Put
 nam, Conn; Hugh B. Barton. Dor chester. Mass; Budd N. Fine, Hart
 ford, Conn.
 1 Wounded Slightly. 1 Corporal James II. Bertram, West
 port, Conn.
 l Privates-John w. Barrett New
 Bedford, Mass; James Dolan, Nauga-
 tuck, Conn.
 I Missing in Action. I Private Andrew J. Riga, Hartford l Conn
 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS LIST 1 Killed in action 25; died of wounds
 31; died of accident and other causes g; died of disease IS; wounded sev. erely 76; wounded (degree undeter- mined) 295; wounded slightly II missing in action 20; total 545. New England men are: ,, Killed in Action. Private Joe Cadlli, East Boston Mass. Died from Wounds. Corporal Ralph Edward Manning 3 Hudson, Mass. Privates-Dennis Francis Donahut e Merrimac Mass: Albert F. Gormar $ Macc lfraI .o11ic TIooi e arone, Franklin, Mass. Died from Accident and Other Cause Private Hubert Oliver, New Bed 1 ford. Mass. . V Died of Disease. Private Joseph L. Mills, Somervillt e Mass.
 a Wounded Severely. n Sergeant Ovide Lefebvre, Rumforc e Maine.
 . Privates-A1mand V. Alix. Lowel = Mass; James Fitzgerald, South Nor if walk, Conn; William Glunts Bostol h Mass; William H. Richardson, Ea: if Woodstock, Conn, l. Wounded Degree Undetermined u ergeants-Parffn G. Bazluki. Wat 7, erbury, Conn; Lawrence D. Hinckle = Barnstabde, Mass; Harold D. Ventre o Berlin. Conn; Frank McLaughli V Beachmont, Mass. ,,e Corporals-Louis F. Gutchen. Btu Si lington, Vt; Walter F. Balch, Mar rI chester, Conn; Andrew A. McIlrave |. Washington Depot, Conn; Willia, 10 Williski, New Britain Conn. .si Mechanic Ernest Constant Maj 70 chester, N. H.
 Privates-Stanley J. Buczkowsl
 Chelsea, Mass. Eugene Goodwi
 Roxbury, Mass: Charles Haid, Pan d aica Plain, Mass; Joseph o. Lang Spencer, Mass; Graziano Longarir
 Boston, Mass. Thomas F. Moone
 Cherry Valley, Mass; William
 Murphy, Newburyport Mass; Irvir
 Rhodes. Enfield N H.. Ernest R Smith, Beachmont, Mass; Richal $ Damico, South Manchester, Conn nd John H. Fisher, Beverly Mass; Gil a, scope Grisafe, Norwich, Conn.,; Jul S. Lorynec, Providence, R. l.; Charl v- O'Connor. Dorchester. Mass; Georj he Sossin, Bridgeport, Conn; Stanisla ce Stawicki, New Haven, Conn.
 Wounded Slightly. e. Wagoner Albert Broadhead, Prov or dence, R. I.
 or Privates-Joseph Cidlevicz. Mo en tello, Mass; Patrick Cowhey, Blu en lington, Vt; Richard S. Gibson, Chi
 opee, Mass; Patrick Leary, Worce ne ter, Mass.
 or Missing in Action. Private John Peter zilko, Brist en Conn.
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