New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 9, 1918, Page 2

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MURPHY WOUNDED IN ACTION New Britain Soldier on Today's ... ‘ Gasnalty List of 692 Hames | Killed in Reported ta du w n previousl iza reported misging in action Wilfred ' 3V Ware ion Private in- geant st Night Repovi re report general of the M z in Wounded Wounded, degree city, | T | Died of dis Private William Joseph Murphy, san ! of Mrs. Mary E of this undeter- Murphy ix mentioned on today's casualty fist as wounded in action, although the ex- tent of his wounds have not been d: total of one, a soldier, is lis killed in There are four other Connecticut men mentioned on the Jist The following casualties a | ed by the commandi American Expaditionary Killed in action Missing in Wounded Wounded mined) termined. Therc are a of 592 casualties whom | H: reporterd today tford Zetion report- 1 of the forces Died of Private Wonnds, slightly i P Ma Woun Mae Died fron York and New Killed Action. Corporal Abraham Zippin, 57 Henry st York, N. Y. Howard S Co., N. Y. Died from Wounds. Sergeant England mea in 19th Rising, Lockport, Nia D. 1, Watertown Conn Wounded (e * Undetermined. Clifford \v, C: Hartford, Conn. Privates Agewood st John T . Rochelle | Wiliam St., Dorches W William J. Therry John Rockaway, Clifford B. Mason, Boston, Mass Cooney, ( Valley Lehman, Coles Lane, Far | William A B Mass nson, 16 Chandler 234 W. Canton st., | Newton, Mechanic, Wounded Severely in Actlon. James Holddon, Commack, N Privates. RAE. 2 Privates Clarence D st | Clifton, N. ¥ Stephen N Rrown, %26 Bay siie S. Durgin, Pappas, Front st coster, Mass. Michael Quina, 180 Sand st., Brook attery, Luna, N. Y -Joseph Stokes, 45 Hudson ave, Robert New York, Wounded (Deg 1443 Avenue Undetermined). Sergeant Quimby, N. H Corporals Bazutka, 19 v artholomesw New 413 Merrimac Dashler O'Connor Yorls, N ¥ Main Columbia | | Gireenficid | stou { ave., Privates Thomas Cha South Ma 12 Cambridge . Conn, 25 Barrett st., Francis Hopkins, Hall, Daley, P. 0. Box Forestport, N. Y Ralph W, West Band Lake, | Y Gieorge J Kuklin, 82 N H Iroke Knops, 307 Elm st., Buf- Front st., Pough Richard i Imbold, Jr Mass, Mason, Reilly, N X ton, 20 Laurel Albany, 1110 Vit Albany Box 83, Tschua & in Action, Corporal Anthony Juliana Oscar 1. ykes, R. F. D Derhy Willinm & Tower Maoss adoana, 3 irk st helburne st., Joseph ( hton Box 100 . Hamilton, 29 N. West ilaven. Conn. Richard J. Powers, 67 Charlestown, Mass, Wounded Slightly. Joseph D. Benway, Lower road, B lington, V't i William B. Andrews, 66 Caroline st., Burlington, V't Henry F. Y Richard D. Casey, Union Decatur st,, Roulanger, Fullerton 41 Elm st, Clin Lightbown, Mass Manson, 82 Mass: Caady 1 Hoffman Conn Charles O. Haughton t Bedford, M: D. Hulhurad 29 Border st fineville liam D oston Huntington Melville Freenfizld Center ~ rat E Paradise ave., Hamp 1804 Purehase Calehestfer F. 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