Republican farmer., 1918-11-15

Matthew Rebzynsh New Britain.
 Wounded Slightly. Lee V. F'arnum, Stratford. Victor l.. Morander, Hartford.
 Missing in Action Mitchell Brenan, New Haven. Angelo Ballandelli, New Haven. Gerraro Capobianco, Waterbury. | John Manek Norwalk. Philip Tomanio, Danbury. Ernest c. Wilcox, New Britain. Washington, Nov. e-Casualty lists furnished by the Commanding Gen eral of the American army and made public today contain 981 names divided as follows: Killed in action, 363; died of wounds, 251 died of disease, 17O; wounded severely, 22; wounded (degree undetermined), 125; wounded slightly, 46i died of accident and other causes, 3; prison CTS, l.
 Captain Jeremiah E. Murphy, son of T. J. Murphy, of 86 Liberty street, whose death was officially reported in a telegram to his father last Friday, November 1, is reported as killed in action in today's casualty list. The Connecticut casualty list com prises 10 names divided as follows:
 Killed in Action.
 Captain JeTeaatah E. Murphy, Se Liberty street, Bridgeport.
 Louis R. Abel Lebanon.
 Harry Berson, New Britain. Antone W. Bailey, New Britain.
 Died From Wounds.
 Gilbert A. Young, Waterbury. Frank T. Bardons, Hartford. Bernard Farrell New Haven. Wounded (Dogree UnIeterRined0 Thomas J. McAvay, New Britain. Morris F. Berger, Ansonia, William F. Cain, New Haven Washington, Nov. 11-Casualty lists furnished by the Commanding General of the American army and made public today contain 9S9 names divided as follows; Killed in action, S32; died of disease, 127; died of wounds, 1O2; died of accident and other causes, 3; died of airplano acci- dent, 1; wounded severely, 35; wounded slightly, 163; missing fin ac- ton, 120} wounded (degree undeter- mined), S6,
 The Connecticut list contains the following ten names&
 Killed in Action.
 Agostino Strazza, Stafford Springs Ernest Martin, Willimantic> Richard Butler, New Haven
 Died of Disease,
 Joseph E, McNamara, Hartford.
 Died of Wounds.
 Patrick O'Brien, Hartford,
 John Prihoda, Bristol
 Died of AeToplano Ac; tdent, Lieutenant Leonard B, Butler, Stepney Depot
 Wounded Slightly,
 Amiel E. Allwrad, Bristol.
 John J. Fitzgerald, New Haven.
 Missing fin Action.
 William Lebiz Hartford
 The following casualties are re- ported by the commanding general of the American army for Sunday, Nov 10:
 Killed in action ,...-,,....-. 45O Died of Wounds ..-.,..,>- 16C Died of accident and other causes -,--------- Died of disease EXPERIMENTATION 35C Died of airplane accident .,,- Wounded severely ,,.-~-- zE Wounded (degTee undeter- mined) 13! Wounded slightly ~--- 10; Missing in action ---- 1S' Prisoners ---.-. 1Oldl ], 4 Si Frank Lada of 59 White street Bridgeport is reported as killed il action in the Sunday casualty lis made public today, and John Jureno of Seaside Park, Bridgeport is re ported as missing in action The en tire Connecticut casualty list for Sun day comprises Is names divided a follows:
 killed in Action.
 John Phillip Street, New Haven Joseph Dilworth, South Mancheste1 Frank Lada, 59 White stree Bridgeport.
 Donald T. LarlIin, Derby
 Died of Wounds.
 Thomas J. Siaflas, Meriden-
 Charles NJ Smith, Hartford
 Died of Disease
 Napoleon Lambert, Greenvf11e- Ralph S. Williams, Waterbury. Tommado Pirozzi, New Britain Wounded (Degree Undetermined ) Timothy Clifford, Hartford.
 James J. Guerin, Stamford
 Missing in Action.
 John Jurenos, 8 Seaside Parl Bridgeport
 Arthur J. NyborE, New Britain Total Number of Casualties to Dat Including Those Reported Above. Killed in action (including
 397 at sea) ....... 12,1i Died of wounds ...-.. Ali Died of disease ............. 4,7: Died of accident and other
 causes .-....-... IA. Wounded in action .. 3S,7t