Republican farmer., 1919-02-21


 Morris Griffin, New Haven. Washington, Feb. 19. - Casualty lists furnished by the Commanding General of the American army and made public today contain 2,434 names divided as follows: Killed in acuon. 2; died from wounds, g; died from accident and other causes, $; died of disease, Il; wounded severely, 200; wounded, degree undetermined, SO4; wounded slightly. 1,402. Philip Euramun l261 State street, is reported wounded, degree unde- termined; Harold D. Marshall 12O Henry street and JuozpoI Latvanas, 239 Railroad avenue are reported slightly woun. d.
 Connecticut lists contain 88 names divided as follows:
 killed in Action (E'rcviousiy Report
 ed SIisstng).
 William F, Bresnan, Ansonta. Died of AcCidcnt and Other Causes, Thomas T. Donovan, Hartford.
 Wounded Severely.
 James y McGrath, Meriden. Alfred Vertefeuine, WiIumantic. Wounded Slightly (PIevIously Re
 ported NTissing).
 Joseph I;itChie. New Haven. Ab OunOeu, Dg2Epes ' I3I1t>iSFTtl1Ilett, (Prevlously Reported Missing). Nicholas Colubriale, New Britain. Wounded (Dcgree Undetermined). Raymond Hamilton, Danielson. Nils L.rdberg. New Britain. Joseph J. Keiosky, New Britain. Thomas C. But-cr, New Haven. uominick CarIIo, New Brtt-in. ruarles Grady. Waterbury. PHILIP IEJ-RAMAN. 1261 STATE SITE EFT, BRTDG
 Doumouick Nagaldi. Waterbury. Frank W O'Keefe, New Britain. Philip J. Smith, New Britain. Spvros Zamnt, Ansonia.
 Joseph r. Fitzgerald, South Nor walk.
 WacIaw ChmieIInsIyy. Bristol. William Homak, Bristol
 Wounded Slightly.
 .oseph BurtIss. Norwich.
 Wilson L. Falls. West Hartford. HAROLD D MARSHALL. 12C UT.NRY STREET, BRIDGEPORT Leon W. Radz!ka Hsky. New Brit ain.
 James J. Murphy. Waterbury. Justin P. Minor. New Haven. Charles F,sbrizh hr Bristol.
 Herman c. Forsluud New Haven J7rnZOPOS IIATVANNS. 9HO r ALL RN'D AVF,NrE. BI9TnF TPOET Firskfue F. .onea.lz Hartford. Louis Can ta, Waterbury.
 Victor Godovitz, Wa erbury.
 James Hall. Nausatuck.
 Emil Le.srior, WatervIle.
 Russell A. BraEue, Warren.
 William Gendon. Thompsouville. Joseph A. Caporale, Hartford. James J. Zava kay, Tcrrington. Washington. Feb. 1S--Ca sualty list furnished by the cor manding genera of Inc American army and made pub lie today contain 2.GO9 names ii vided as follows: Killed in action g; died from wounds, 10: died iron accident and other causes 9. died o disease, 35; wounded severe'"- 95 wounded. degree undetermined, 958 wounded slightly, 1928. N
 Seven names in Bridgeport's list today are as follows: John Davidson 599 Williams street; William c. Par son. 81Gl Main street, are reporte' wounded. degree undetermined John Millaines, 33 Lee avenue George Kudie, 231 Warren street Frank De1anzo. SJ1 South Mai street; Gordon Massey. 225 Funnel street, and Peter BatosZewicz 9 Henry street, are reported sightl wounded.
 Connecticut list comprises 5 5 names divided a follows:
 Killed in Action.
 Edward J. Sullivan. New Britain.
 Wounded Severely. . Vernon B. Rich Higganum.
 Harry W. Simmons, Winsted. Victor Stcmpnowscki. New Britain Felice Danise. Danbury.
 John L. Bernier. Waterbury.
 John L. Maroney, Hartford. Wounded Decree UndeterTnined.) ) Niles B. Johnson. Hartford.
 Henry Vozzolo, Hartford.
 Raymond G Gavin, New Britain. Lloyd W. Beach, Hartford .a Ea,,r,nnr1d e Ga win NIa1x Rrntair1