New Britain herald., 1919-09-18

infantry, died of wounds on October 20, 1918. He was 23 years old. sp
 Arthur Paulson, age 20, was killed in the early part of the war, on April 20, 1918. He was a member of Com pany l, 102d infantry. Rudolph c. Peplau, aged 22, died of disease at a naval training school on January 2, 1918.
 Emery G. Peterson died of pneu- l monia at Camp Upton on November 1 19, 1918. He was 30 years old and ! a member of the 3O4th Field Artillery Headquarters company. Albert C. Phelps was a member of l the I'd M. M. regiment He was 24 1 years old and died of pneumonia on November 25, 1918, at Camp Devens. Whitney A. Pierce, age 31, died at ! Camp Devens of pneumonia on Sep i tember 24, 1918. He was attached to the 31st Company, Sth Battalion, 1 Depot Brigade.
 John Pison was member of Bat tery F, 69th Field Artillery and he died of pneumonia on October "A, 1918. He was 34 years old. R
 John Remuz, aged 29, died of wounds. He was a member of Com pany r, 32Sth infantry. 1 Benjamin RojclSi of the 27th Com pany; 7th Battalion, Depot Brigade, was killed in action on April 20, 1918.
 Daniel Romerio of Company E, l 102d Infantry was killed in action on April 20, 1918.
 ! Albert P. Rouilard was killed in action on April 20, 1918. He was 24 years old and member of a machine gun company in the 102d regiment 1 His brother, James Rouillard was a member of Company E, 102d infantry l and was 25 years old. He died of a fractured skull on February 7, 1918 1 A third brother Antonio Rouillard returned home from France with the 26th division.
 l Stanley Ryiz, of Company D, 1O6th ! tember 27, 1918. He was one of the youngest boys in the service, being | only 17 years old when he enlisted l Frank F. Sarisky, aged 20 years was reported missing in action few l days before the cessation of hostili- ties and it is thought that he was killed at that time. He is survived by his parents. MT. and Mrs. Andrew Sarisky of Fremont street and a brother, Andrew.
 Fred w. Schade of the 325th in fantry was killed in action on October l 25, 1918. He was 2S years old. He was the son of MT. and Mrs Fred 1 Schade of Greenwood street, was em- ployed at the Stanley Rule & Level 1 company and was prominent in the l Wentworth club and in New Britain l Council, o. U. A. M. He went to 1 Camp Devens on Good Friday of i 1918, was sent to Camp Upton a few days later and immediately sent over | seas without ever having a chance to again visit his home Throughout his part in the war he was buddy" of Private James McAvay of Lafay- ette street and it was the latter who sent home the detailed account of his death. Their regiment was in action and Private Schade was en- trenched only few feet from Pr- vate MeAvay when killed. The two soldiers had been conversing but 8 few seconds before the fatality l w. c. Schleiger was killed in action on October 25, 1918. This was short l
 Howard Senf, age 23, of Fairview street, died of pneumonia at the
 Great Lakes Naval Training station on October 12. 1918.
 Thomas Siomakevicz, age 2S years,
 was q member of Co. NJ, 325th in
 fantry and was killed in action on
 October II. 1918.
 Anthony Skorpski. age 29, was killed in action on October II, 1918.
 Walter Smith of HeaQuarters com pany, 1O2d infantry, was killed on October 21, 1918, when a shell struck a dugout in which he was seated He was 26 years old.
 | Joseph Sokowich of Company I,
 102d infantry, was killed in action on l April 20, 1918. He was 31 years old and had also served with the Ma
 rine Corps.
 John F. Strohecker. age 25, was killed in action on November 5, 1918. 1 He was attached to Company c, 312th machine gun battalion.
 Peter Stunia, age 3O died of dis 1 ease on May 26, 1918.
 l Edward Sullivan, age IS, was killed on November 1 1, the day the armi- 1 stice was signed He was a member of Company F, 102d infantry. William J. Sullivan, aged 29 years, | a member of 35th company 9th bri- gade, 154th D. B., died of pneumonia November ?, 1918, while doing duty overseas.
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 Willis Tcrwilliger one of the first of the local boys to die in this city, died of sickness June g, 1918. Ernest H. Thompson of the U. S. s. Ticonderoga, aged 22 years, was lost at sea during a heavy gale on the ! ni If hnr