Republican farmer., 1918-11-08
ROLK OF HONOR
 SENT FROM THE FIGHTING FRONT

S1AAh street, BflQgepOrt, IS among those slightly wounded in the casualty list today The Connecticut names included are:
 Died of Disease. Michael Daly, Andover
 Wounded Severely. Thomas Pawline, Glastonbury.
 Wounded Slightly. Charles T. Senay, New London. Clarence B. Platt, Milford. Antonio DeSanctis, 94 Frank street, Bridgeport.
 John A. Mcdonnell, Meriden. John J. Flynn, New Haven. William Falls, Westbrook. John Martinitis, Naugatuck Wounded Degree Undetermined. Everett s. Turner, Berlin. Howard Bradshaw, Waterbury. Angelo Alfere, Norwich. John R. GoodfelIow, New Haven. Daniel F. Teehan, Waterbury. Washington, Nov. 2 - Casualty lists furnished by the commanding general of the American army and made public today contain 322 names, divided as follows: Wounded se- verely, 55; wounded, slightly, no; wounded (degree undetermined), 157. Connecticut has 12 names included in lists today divided as follows:
 Wounded Severely Stanley Gadzik, Kensington.
 Wounded Slightly. James Denote, Bristol.
 Angilo Gerundo, Hartford. Clarence Marse1la, Waterbury. Ernie Raney Jewett City, William Richards, New Haven. James Simpson, Hartford. Benjamin P. StOrrs, Cheshire. Wounded Degree Undetermined Lawrence J. Sullivan, Hartford. Franklin A. Hart, New Haven. Samuel Sigal, Hartford.
 Frank Tierney, West Haven. Washington, Nov. Casualty lists furnished by the commanding general of the American army and made public today contain 627 names divided as follows: Killed in action 161; died of wounds, IT; died o1 disease, 100; died from accident and other causes, g. died of airplane acci. dent, 1; wounded severely, 65; wound ed (degree undetermined) Fl; slightly wounded, 133: missing in action, 16. Private Robert E. OgnaH of 1S1 Hanover street, Bridgeport, is report ed severely wounded in today's cas- ualty list Other Connecticut name included in list are:
 Died From Wounds. William F. Hess. Broadbrook.
 Wounded Severely,
 Robert E. OgnaII, 181 Hanover St. Bridgeport.
 Wounded (Degree Undeterm. led.) Arthur A. McGraw, Danbury.
 Wounded Slightly.
 Edward Langcr, Bridgeport. Lewis A. Nye, New Haven. Henry J. Noder New Haven. Henry E. Canaan, New Canaan. Lyman Michaels, Bristol.
 William J. Pryor, Bristol.
 Philip A. Connell, Union City. The following casualties are report ed by the commanding general of tn American Expeditionary forces fC Sunday, Nov. 3:
 Killed in action, 56; died of wound 49; died from accident and othe causes, 4; died of disease, Il; UOunt ed severely, 1O6; wounded (degre undetermined) 267; wounded sligh ly, 264; missing in action, 50; prisoI CTS, 6; lost at sea, l.; total, STA. Private Patrick McGinnis, of 2i Bunnell street, is reported killed action in the casualty list for Sunda Other Connecticut names included Sundays list are:
 Killed in Action.
 Patrick McGinnis, 271 Bunnen s Bridgeport.
 Wounded Degree Undetermined. Joseph Kulfan, Hartford.
 Wheaton G. Hudson, Hartford. Leon A. Booth, New Haven. Slightly Wounded. Philip Remington, Hartford.
 John J. Curtin, New Britain.
 Walter A. Yale, Bristol.
 Charles H. Pooton, Branford. Lyman W. Higginson, Meriden. Arthur Cruz, Highwood. Jacob Gwoerk, Rockville.
 Pietro Massaro New Haven.
 Norman F. Littlefield, Westbrook John F. Doyle, Hartford.
 Joseph Magnole, Bristol.
 Frank J. Ramsey, New Britain. 
 Washington, Nov. 5 - Casua lists furnished by the commando general of the American army a made public today contain 1,S names divided as follows: Killed action, 12S; died of wounds, 75; d of disease, 1OS; wounded severe 21O; wounded (degree undetermine 257; wounded slightly, ASA; miss in action, A; prisoner, 1.
 Private John Sarnozky, of S7 I ster street, Bridgeport, is among tn reported as slightly wounded in c ualty list today. Other Connect names included are:
 Killed in Action.
 Relph Freer, New Britain. Paul B. Halajian, New Britain
 Domenico, - Torrtngton. Wounded Degree Undetermined Raymond c. Frost, New Britain. Walter E. Morrison, New Haven. Vito NJ Notarnicolo. Bristol.
 Fred T. Koehler, Windsor Locks Stewart D. Meyer, Collinsville. Wounded Slightly. Charles L. Goodale, Glastonbury George H. Kripps, Hamden.
 William P. Dooling, Saugatuck. Anthony J. Rubenwolf, Corny Bridge.
 Edward M. Dooley, Hartford. James E. Woods, New London.
 Archibald Freedman, New Can; Eric T. Liedberg, Georgetown.
 John Richard Monsees, Moosup