Republican farmer., 1918-12-06

5SS: died of wounds, 220; died of accident and other causes, 10; died of airplane accident, 6; died of disease. 326; wounded severely, TOT; wounded, degree undetermined, PA; wounded slightly, TIT; missing in action, 562. The Connecticut list contains Al names divided as follows:
 Killed In Action.
 Robert F. Illingworth,, New Britain. Henry M. Bromley, Bethel. Henry J. Garrant, Hartford. Louis F. Hart, Hartford.
 Earl L. St. Arnauld, Meriden. Charles E. Wilkinson, Meriden. Thomas D. Holmes. Milford. William Krozevich, Helen and Arc tic streets, Bridgeport.
 Udino Mainiero, S4 Reilley street, Bridgeport.
 John F. Strohecker, New Britain.
 Died From Wounds. James E. Dooley, Bristol.
 Alphonse Default, Hartford. Frank J. Kinney, Waterbury. Died From Accident and Other Causes Theo. Laprade, Willimantic.
 Died of Disease.
 Charles c. Breen, New Britain. Abele Qiu1iani, Waterbury.
 William Walter Hughes, Black Hall
 Wounded Severely.
 Albert F. Viering, Terryville. Wounded Deyree Undetermined :. Max NJ. RrOdePsen, 45 Burr Road, Bridgeport.
 James E. Denice, Centervi1le. Andrew Terri, Branford.
 Wounded Slightly.
 Herman Dikol, Bristol.
 Thomas A. Eagle, New Haven. H"nry Hence, Middletown.
 John Niemec, Thompsonville. William J. SkelIy, Naugautuck. William J. Haperin, New Haven.
 Missing In Action.
 James J. Carol, NorwaIk
 Giuseppe Giardino, Middletown. Domcnico Dirigo, 593 Wayne ave- nue, Bridgeport.
 Bernard CauIfeld, 1SO Hewitt street, Bridgeport.
 Benjamin Fisher, Hartford.
 Angelo Parolo, Guilford.
 Joseph SjovalI, Cromwell
 Edward McPadden, 399 Fairview avenue, Bridgeport.
 Frederick B. Olson, Meriden. Frank Slussach, Stamford.
 Charles J. Tesar, Wilmington. Charles l.. Preece, 464 Wilmot ave- nue, Bridgeport.
 Givanni B. Chit, Waterbury. Francis Skinner, Hartford.
 Washington, Nov. 30 - Casualty lists furnished by the commanding general of the American army and made public today contain 1,213 names, divided as follows: Killed in action, 351; died of wounds, 165; died of disease, 40; died of accident and other causes, g; wounded severely 2S; wounded slightly, 1855; wounded degree undetermined, "A; missing ir action, 311. Two Bridgeport names on the lists today are Sergeant Peter S. Pero o1 | SIS Lafayette street reported killed in action, and Richard Clancy of AS | Center street, reported as missing ir action. The Connecticut list contains 21 names, divided as follows: Killed in Action, Peter S. .Pero, SIS Lafayette street Bridgeport. William Gruettke, New Haven. William H. Hemingway, New Haven Hyman Hilbert, Hartford.
 Andrew LengyeI, Wallfngford. Joseph c. Underwood, Meriden. Thomas Siomakewiez, New Britain Toby B. Asmar, Danbury. Ernest Forsberg, Gildersleeve.
 James Davidson, Cornford Center. l Allie CampanelH, New Britain. Died of Wounds. 1 Frederick B. Knittel, Clinton.
 Walter Swornshourne, Hartford. | Wounded Degree Undetermined. Harry E. Daley, New Haven.
 Wounded Severely. l Alfons Akutowicz, New Britain. Frank M. Kilduff, Waterbury.
 Emil R. Grentzner, Danbury. Charles w. HubbaEl, Sound Beach
 Missing in Action.
 Richard Clancy, AS Center street Bridgeport.
 William Coughlin, Hartford.
 Harry Fast, New Haven.