Republican farmer., 1919-02-21

Edward J. Green. Hampton.
 Raymond Amas, Hartford.
 Dennis F. Flynn. New Haven.
 Crank Grimaldt New Haven.
 Joseph r. Roscoe. WiIimautic.
 Gustave J. Horney. Torrington.
 John Y. Kelley Hartford.
 John II. T. Flood. New Haven.
 Michael Tlobylansllt. Waterbury.
 William Kwochka. Seymour.
 Gordon Massey, 235 BunnelI Street, Bridgeport.
 Rudolph J. Costello. Hartford
 John F.. Carrin T -r~i~ gton.
 Giuseppe Risso, Milford
 Peter Batoszewicz, 90 Henry Street, Bridgeport
 John R. Bowdon, Stafford.
 Washington, Feb. 17-Casualty lists furnished by the Commanding Gen eral of the American army and made public today contain 1885 names divided as follows: Killed in action, IT; died from wounds, 21; died from accident and other causes, p; died of disease. 93: wounded severely. 3AG; missing in action. 4; wounded, degree undetermined, 392: wounded slightly, TAO.
 Guido Battistoni, fl Salt street, and Saverio PirozzoH, 157 Linden avenue are reported severely wounded in to- days lists.
 Connecticut comprises 20 names divided as follows: Died of Disease.
 Thomas F. AppIery, Lyme.
 Wounded Severely.
 Guido Battistoni, il Salt street, Bridgeport. Salvatore Diamara, Ansonia.
 William F. Wrynn, Waterbury.
 John J. Burke, Stamford.
 John F. Conroy, Hartford.
 Walter W. Livinston, Plainville.
 Earl F. Bates. Willimantic.
 Nicola Gisondt, Greenwich.
 SaveI|lo PirozzoH, 157 Linden ave nue, Bridgeport. Eli B. Terrell, Woodbury.
 William H. Washington, Meriden. Wounded Degree JTndctermined.) Walter s. Bennett Hartford.
 Jay A. Browne, MiddletOwn. Irving H. Chidwey, East Haven. Patrick Reidy, Ansonia. Edward F. Driscon Waterbury. Edward Gibson, Greenwich. William P. Keegan, New Haven. Raymond A. Kinmonth, Brooklins. WO1nded Slightly. | Morgan G. Taulkeley, Hartford. 1 Daniel G. Grtszkauckas, Waterbury. 1 Myrton A. Goddard, Barkhamsted. ! James R. Minor, New Haven. ] Richard M Welch, New Haven. l John F. Browne, Norwich. William H. Keefe, Ansonia 1 George E. Cunneen, Meriden. Dewey L. Pixley, Hartford. The following casualties are report | ed by the Commanding General of the Expediuonary Forces for Sunday i February 16: Died from wounds, 16: died of accident and other causes. l 8; wounded severely, 148; missing in ac- tion. 6; total, 183. Connecticut names in Sundays lists are as follows:
 Wounded Severely. | Leo z. Shumsky, New Britain. John T. Benson, ThOmaston. Floredo Cioeta, Stamford.
 Washington, Feb. 14-Casualty lists furnished by the Commanding Gen | eral of the American army and made public today contain 367 names divid. ed as follows: Killed in action, 34 died from wounds, 16; died of disease 47; died in aeroplane accident. l died from accident and other causes 8; missing in action. 5; wounded SC verely 256.
 Nine names in Connecticut lists ap bearing today are as follows:
 Died in AeropIane Accident
 Harry Brenker, Torrington.
 Wounded Severely
 James K. Conroy, New Britain.
 Harry A. Griffith, New Haven.
 John F Voorhees, Hartford.
 Harry Egan. Stamford.
 Levi c. Peterson, Orange.
 Frank F. Carson. Sta nford. Mi nz in Action (PTcviOusly Report
 ed Wounded)
 John J. Keefe. New Hartford.
 Wounded Seyt ely (Prevlou~!y Re
 por,, | Missing)
 Zuozupas Cervaicjua, Enfield. Washington. Feb. 1b-CasuaIty list furnished by the Commanding Gen eral of the American army and mad public today contain 249 names divid ed as follows: Killed in action. 31 died of dis ase, }O9; wounded severe ly. }o9. Five Connecticut names in today iis.s are 8 s follows: Dietf of Disease. s Willard Nelson. Quaker Hill , Lrrquhart J Rutland. Milford. Vousti tied Severely. Edward D. Purcell, New Britain. Tony Canroni, Norwalk. Frederick Drarsfelt, Elmwood. ! COL. WARREN RESIGNS.