Republican farmer., 1918-08-23
ROLL OF HONOR SENT FROM THE
 FIGHTING FRONT

Washington, Aug. 19-The follow ing casualties are reported by the Commanding General of the American Expeditionary Forces:
 Killed in action, 50; missing in ac- tion, 126; wounded severely, 12O; died of wounds, 19; died of disease, 10; died of accident and other causes, 8; died of airplane accident, 1; wounded, degree undetermined, 37; total, 376. Connecticut names included are:
 Killed in Action.
 Private Philip Edwards Naugatuck. Private Nagaroni Scattolini, An sonia.
 Missing in Action.
 Private Amadso Florrillo, New Ha- ven.
 Private Thomas J. Hughes, Hart ford.
 Private Gustaf Olson, Brookside
 Wounded Severely.
 Corp. Robert E. Taylor, Waterbury. Private Stanley Blaschik, Milling ton.
 Private James H. Cookerelos, stam- ford. ~eS Private Ezra L. Edmonds, Danbury Private J. L. Johnson, Hartford. Private John J. Kennedy, Suffield. Private Anthony P. Kulos, Suffield.
 Died of Wounds.
 Corp. Daniel J. Kelly, 294 East Main street, Bridgeport.
 Corp. Albert V. Poole, Thompson vile.
 Died of Disease. Sergt. Leon 4. Forsythe, Waterford Wounded, Degree Undetermined. Private George KoImosky, Hart ford.
 The second list shows-Killed in action, 35; died of wounds, Il; died from airplane action, |; died of dis ease, 8; died from accident and other causes, g; wounded severely, 1855; wounded, degree undetermined, 13; | missing in action, 162; total, 370. Missing in Action.
 Private Guiseppi Mangino, Thomp- sonville. Wounded Severely. Sergt. Charles A. Prudhon, Farm ington. Copr. Walter F. Maher, Hartford Private Joseph Seffick, 265 Willard 1 St, Bridgeport. Marine Corps. | Killed in action, 6; died of wounds 1; severely wounded in action, '; received in action, died of disease, slightly wounded in action, 1 wound ed in action, degree not determined, il; total 30. i Washington, Aug. 20-The follow | ing casualties of the American Expe- ditionary Forces are reported by the general commanding: | First List-Killed in action, 79; missing in action, g. wounded severe | ly, 54; died of wounds, 1; died from | accident and other causes, 4 total 40. Second List-Killed in action, 6S; died of disease, [; wounded severely | 55; wounded degree undetermined 4; prisoner, l; total 1855. Among the names appear those of Corporal Thomas F. Luddy, of Water l bS S'l y "Ou1IOSuI 4NclIS I d u Petroskey, Jewett City, severely | wounded.
 Washington, Aug. 21-The follow ing casualties are reported by the Commenting General of the American EXpeditionary Forces:
 Killed in action 56; missing in ac- ton IA; wounded severely 94; died of wounds 14; wounded, degree unde- termined 20; died of disease '; died from accient and other causes 2. Connecticut casualties are: Died of Disease
 Nurse Irene Mercedes, Plants. vile.
 Severely Wounded Corp. Edward Hintz New Britain
 Lieut.. John Fitzgibbons, Water bury.
 Sergt. Eugene Kaiser, Meriden.
 Corp. Joseph Meyer, Meriden.
 Private William Anderson, New Britain.
 Private Alex Balough, WaI1fngford
 Private Frederick Rransfelt, Elm wood. l Private Clayton M. FTederlcks, wat erbury.
 Private Charles B. Johnson, Gran Street, Bridgeport.
 Private Edward Kierce, Water bury.
 Private Walter F. Keefe, Hartford
 Private Francis X. Lynch, Water bury. Private John F. Murasky, 16 Greer street, Bridgeport.
 Private Bolick Tanski, New Britain
 Private Valentine Zambreski, Nev Britain.
 Missing in Action
 George Myers, Westport.
 Marine Corps.
 Killed in action 5; died of wound 1; wounded in action (severely) 5 wounded in action (degree undeterm ined) 6.