New Britain herald., 1919-09-18

vived by several relatives in this city.
 Peter Kozlowski, aged 25 years, died of wounds he received in action on November Il, 1918. He is surViN- ed by reatives in this city. His ad- dress and whereabouts at the time of his death are unknown.
 Frank S. I<ordeck, member of Company L. 55th infantry, was killed in action on October 2S, 1918. kor- deck was a native of Poland and was d resident of this city for several years He leaves several brothers.
 Joseph Koztoski, aged 21 years, died of pneumonia at Camp Devens on Oc- tober z, 1918. He is survived by par ents and relatives in this city.
 David F. Lindgren was killed in ac- ton during the battle of Seicheprey, April 20. 1918. He was a member of Company I, 102d regiment and was we'll known here. He is survived by his parents and several brothers and sisters
 J. Russell Linton, who was the sec ond New Britain boy to make the su- preme sacrifice, was killed in action April 1 0, 1918. He was a member of Company F and was one of the first to enlist at the outbreak of the war. Besides his parents, MT. and Mrs. James Linton of Maple street, he is survived by several brothers and a sister. He was 19 years of age.
 Louis J. Lovette, another local boy whose whereabouts could not be learn ed, was killed in action. He was also reported by the war board as missing and wounded in action. Nothing has been heard from him since July, 1918.
 Mortimer Lyman, member of Company F. was killed in action Sep tember 26, 1918. He participated in several of the battles of the local com pany and is well known. He leaves relatives in this city.
 Oswald A. Margelot, aged 19 years, was killed in action September 26, 1918. while doing duty with Company A, 10th infantry. Margelot was 19 years of age. He is survived by sev- eral brothers and sisters.
 John Adrian Martin died of pneu- monia which developed from influenza at the naval training station at Pel- ham Bay on October 3, 1918. He was 2S years of age and was discharged from the officers training station at Plattsburg owing to a physical disa- bility. He was given a military flu neral from his late home on Maple street.
 Lucyan Mascjcl<e aged 26 years, a member of Company I, 326th infantry was killed in action October 16, 1918 He leaves relatives in this city.
 John Mclaughlin, aged 22 years was reported by the war department as missing in action and later report. ed as dead. His whereabouts after he went on the firing line could not be learned by his relatives in this city He left the states with the 302d in fantry, 18th division.
 Alfred Meng, a member of the pho tographic division was drowned 1T New York state while doing guard duty August 19, 1918.
 Frank MiloWski, a member of Com pany I, died of injuries he received 1T an accident on October 29, 1918. Ht leaves parents and sisters in this city Harry A. Miller, aged 26, whose ad dress at the time of his death could
 not be learned, died of pneumonia Oc tober 9, 1918.
 Hugh W. Miller Jr., aged "A years a member of Company B, 236th Bn. McLane Highlanders, was killed in ac ton October 31, 1918. He is survive 1 by his parents and brother, who en 1 listed at the same time as he did anC 1 is now home.
 George c. Mondaeski, aged 24 years, died of disease June 10, 1918 l He was a member of Company I l 102nd infantry and leaves relatives ir this city.
 John Vincent Moore, member o1 l the officers training school of coas artillery, died September 30, 1918, o1 1 pneumonia. He was >21 years of age | Santa Motta, aged 27 years, a mem Der of Company I, was killed the | morning of the signing of the armis | tice while doing outpost duty close to the German lines. It is reported 1 that he was killed early in the morn ing of November II, 1918. Giuseppe Mure, a member of Com pany c, 9th infantry, was killed ir action November 3, 1918. He was 2a years of age and leaves several rela- 1 tives here.
 Fred Nelson, aged 23, died al 1 Camp Devcns September ?, 1918. of pneumonia. He leaves parents and relatives in New Britain.
 Leo Niedzwecki of the U. s. S Salem was accidentally shot and killed at Boston on March 6, 1919 He served in the United States navy during the war. The deceased leaves his parents and several brothers and sisters in this city. He was 19 years of age.
 Warren Norton of the aviation J; pneumonia. He leaves relatives in this city, and was 23 years of age. kazmir NowkoWski, a member of Company H. 326th infantry, was killed in action on October 10, 1918. q l.r