Republican farmer., 1919-02-28
ROLL OF HONOR
 SENT FR0M TIE
 FIGHTING FRONT

N alter EluethGI, bTpIlA dN tAluSg LS reported killed in action. He has previously been reported missing in action. Israel Alper lOO1 State street and William Smith, 20 Oakwood street are reported wounded. degree undetermined. Peter Sankus, lS9 Railroad avenue. is reported slightly wounded.
 Connecticut has 32 names in today's lists, divided @s follows: Killed tn Action CPreyiousIy Report
 cd MisslngD
 Walter PIucIzcr. g Bronx avenue, Bridgeport.
 Wounded CDeGree UnNrtermined.) Fred H. BeardsIee, .Thomaston. John l.. Ianders, Rockville. James r. Fitzgerald, Ni7dletOwn. Israel AIper, 1O0t Si-.tc street, BridEcuort. :, Frank McCluslly, New Haven. 7 William Smith, 20 Oalwood street, --..id@cpOrC.
 James M. Sullivan. New Haven. Joseph J. Grimes, Willimanttc. Herman Lernor, Vernon. Henry J. lIckernan, West Haven. Vincent Rajewitz, New Britain. Alexander BaIlas. Stamford. George E. Mercer. Hartford. George Verrier, Waterbury. Matte PorceIlo, Thompsonville.
 Wounded slgihhy- Norman J. Spencer, O1iddlefeld. John A. Billings, Meriden. Wesley F. Brewer. Hartford. George o. Nye, Monteese. Robert J. Barry. New Haven John B. Minor, New Britain. Edwin L. Carlson, Waterbury. Lucien J. Massutt, Torrington. Carmelo Circo, New Britain. Preston s. McLain, Salisbury William Brone Bergers, N~w Ha- ven.
 Peter sankus, 1s9 Railroad avenue, Bridgeport.
 stephen Breazkowski. New Haven. Peter Taraskewich, Ansonia~ Adelard r. Layalley, Willimantic. Washington. Feb. 24-CasuaIty lists furnished by the Commanding Gen aral of the American army and made public today contain S,566 names divided as follows: Killed in action, 32; died from wounds, 21; died in teroplane accident, 1; died of disease, I50; died from wounds and other rauses, 2S; wounded severely, 257; missing in action, Il; wounded. de-
  slightly, 1,574
 Bridgeport -ames in todays lists are as follow John Buechler, re- orted dead Of disease; George P. BischoT, 6S4 Washington avenue, is reported wounded, degree undeter- riued. Leonard Russo, 26 Reilly street. reported wounded severely. Connecticut has 46 names divided IS follows:
 Died From Wounds. Edward Nj. Young, Hartford
 Died of Disease. James F. Coleman. NOrwalk. John , chler, Bridgeport.
 Wounded Severely. Edward Conway. Rockville. Richard Dickinson, East Haven. KaxImirsy Thidinskt, Thompson vile.
 Wounded. Degree Undetermined,
 CPreytously 1Iissing) Eugene Barney, Hartford. Earl P. Ross, Milford. Sic. in Hospital G'reviously Reported
 HIissing.D
 Antonio Vitti, Stamford. Wounded Slightly PreyiousIy Re
 ported AIissing.)
  Wounded (Dcgrce Undctermincd.) Eugene Veziua. Fairfield. Bartlett J. Sanford, Jr., Bedding. Albert Newsone, Thomaston. George F. TischOT. 6S4 Washington avenue, Bridgeport
 Frank J. Aus-ett TorriuEtOn. Orlando Suuillace, New Britain. Joseph F. Bushnell, Windsor. Fred :. Barrett, So. Manchester. Robert DameHo, Waterbury. Thomas Birmingham, Ansonia. Louis Schwartz, New Haven. Joe SledzinsBi, Norwich.
 Richard Ostrom, Naugatuck. Oscar g. Noys. Winsted.
 Albert Liudenberg, New Preston Michael McNamara, New Haven. Henry Vecchi, Stafford Springs. Wounded Slightly.
 Kenric II. Bird, New Haven. Lester W. Atwood, Watertown. Theodore L. Revereley, WalIingford. Wesley Smith, Southbury.
 Lewis H. Warner, Jr., West Haven. Leonard Russo, 36 Reilly street, Bridgeport
 Karol Niedzwecki, Ansonia. Charles NJ. Van Ovc-straetCn, Hart ford.
 Morris Darrico, New Haven. William J. Stuart, New Haven. Hugh J. Cooke, Norwalk.
 James Whelahan, Mount Carmel. George White, WindsOryille. George Tryanow, New Haven. Mitchell Coukos, Seymour.
 William Ukashewicz, Hartford. Joseph N Rasicot, WaterviIle. Louis Tracy Hartford.
 Anthony VissiCchiO, New Haven. Washington, Feb. 24-Casualty lists furnished by the commanding general of the American army and made pub Iic today contain 1,799 names divided as follows: Killed in action, 10; died from wounds, |; died from accident and other causes, '; died of disease, 15; missing in action, 4; wounded se- verely, 51; wounded, degree undeter- mined, 761; wounded slightly, 944. Julius Kulhayi, 4S0 Spruce street, is reported slightly wounded, and Carlo Barbieri, 125 Arch street, wounded, degree undetermined in to- days lists.
 Connecticut has 33 names divided