Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-06
1,215 NAMES IN TWO
 ARMY CASUALTY LISTS

Washington. Nov 5-The following casualties are reported by the Com manding General of the American EXpeditionary Forces:
 Killed in action 40; died of disease 31; wounded severely AS; wounded (degree undeterminedl 220; wounded slightly POS; total 547.
 New England men are:
 Killed in Action.
 Private James Conty, Haverhill, Mass.
 Wounded Severely in Action.
 Private Joseph Bernard, Webster, Mass.
 Wounded Degree Undetermined).
 Lieutenants - Harry McKenney Bangor, Maine; Robert A Mackay Dorchester Mass.
 Chaplain Francis William Walsh, Newport, R. I. Corporals- Frank Greene. Brook line. Mass; James H. O'Brien, Fall River, Mass; Frederic J. Croke Som erville, Mass; Charles D. McDermott, Georgiaville, R. l Privates- Blanchard, Man chester N. H.. Daniel Connors. Cam bridge, Mass; Richard o. Delory, ; Troy, N. H.; William E. Schneyer, | 4hdSS., AID6II 11dlISuOllt 1 Huntington Mass; Charles H. Morse, Southineton, Conn.,; James F. Part ridge, Wallingford, Conn.
 Slightly Wounded. 1 Corporal Victor Lanzoni, New Haven. Conn.
 Bugier Leonard W. Robbins, Hart
 Privates-Otto Carl Baumann, Fair view, Mass; Michael A. Callahan, Clinton Mass; Leslie E. Cousins, Fitchburg, Mass: George R. Fearing. 3rd, Boston. Mass.i John H. Geagan, Brewer, Maine; John Hubbage, Low !! ell, Mass; Edward D. Kendall, Hold en, Mass; Terrence M. McGovern. Lynn, Mass; Michael F. Tighe, Jam aica Plains, Mass; Edward c. Wo- Ienty, Medford Mass; Francis J.
 McKenna, Lawrence, Mass; George F. Martin Greenfield, Mass; Edward D. Murphy. Amherst, Mass l TUESDAY AFTERNOONS LIST Killed in. action 45; died of wounds 31; died of disease 37; wounded severely 80 wounded (de- gree undetermined 123; wounded slightly 319; missing in action 3S; to- tai 66S.
 New England men are: :, Nilleo m HCtions Corporals-Patrick J. Farrell, Prov idence, R. l.; William T. Wall, Fall 1, River Mass. Died of Wounds. 3 Private Henry F. Kerr, Chelsea Mass.
 Died of Disease. Privates-Alfred D. Crosby, Bath :. Maine.
 l~ Wounded Severely. lieutenant Ridgely FernaId Hans com, New London, Conn. Sergeant Patrick B. Hayes, Rox- : bury. Mass. Privates- J. Connors Man | chester, N. H.; Fred A. Mailloux, ! Central Eals, I, f Wounded Degree Undetermined). Privates-Harry F. Buck, Manches- . ter, N H.; Patrick J. Connolly, Bos- ton Mass; Peter Deschesne, Lowell r, Mass: Joseph M. Driscoll, Cambridge : Mass: Raymond c. Frost, New Brit ain Conn; Edward La Roche, Gard v ner, Mass; Levi Libby, Newton Gen.
 ter. Mass; Boris Lovett, Brockton t Mass; Joseph Michaud, Somersworth i N. H.; Walter E. Morrison, New Hav- t en, Conn; Vito M. Notarnicolo, Bris- e tol. Conn; Harold Albert O'neil, Cam V bridge. Mass; Michele Perno, Wor- . cester, Mass. : Wounded Slightly. Lieutenants-Joseph Thomas Law. . less, Waltham. Mass; Trevor w
 Swett. West Roxbury, Mass. Sergeants-Edgar E. Gardner, Wal I lingford, Conn; Maurice Laing, West erly, R. l.
 Corporals-John E. Moore Worces'
 ter, Mass; John Zaccaro, Hartford
 Conn.
 Wagoner Edward M. Dooley Hart
 ford. Conn.
 Privates-Joseph Millett, Indian Or
 chard. Mass; Archibald Freedman F New Canaan. Conn; James Edwart if Hughes. Graylock Mass; Alfred J a I.eyesuue, Salem, Mass; Eric I
 Liedberg, Georgetown, Conn; Leste if N Littlefield, Melrose, Mass; Ott' = Mahler. North Plymouth, Mass; Ed
 mond Dion Lewiston, Maine: Alex il ander B. Gordon East Cambridge = Mass; Isaac Quay Fitchburg, Mass. f Alphonse Girard, Southbridge, Mass q John Richard Monsees, Moosur o Conn; John c. OBrien, Hartford II Conn; John Sarnozky, Bridge : port Conn.
 Missing in Action. e Sergeant Charles c. WolfeL Spring - field, Mass. n MRS ROSE PASTOR STOKES